Plusay Battle Says Clive Destroys Ilindon Army
In history notes Tune 23 recalls Clive’s victory at Plusay that crushed the Ilindon army and cemented British rule in Bengal. Other items mark a 1860s Democratic convention in Baltimore nominating Douglas and Fitzpatrick, secessionists’ Breckinridge-Lane ticket, Dupont’s death, and Allied forces taking Tientsin in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plusay
Clive
Ilindon
Bengal
Baltimore
Stephen A Douglas
James Fleepatrick
John U. Breckinridge
Joseph Lane
Samuel Francis Dupont
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Mme Marietta Allioul
Paris
China
Tentsin
Notice to subscribers report paper irregularities
Dr Peter Fatrocy M OA Auxiliary Lt Balt and Reick subscribers urged to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers as NSEKENTS TO DAY appears in local text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Fatrocy
The Weekly News Ad In Frederick City and County
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page issue with news and special features. It boasts the largest outside circulation in Frederick city and county and offers numerous advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes by 1 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Wancey
Personal Newsable Moves Across States
Purely personal notes tell of Charles Wertheimer traveling to Baltimore on business, Elle Johnson visiting Harrisburg, Mary Johnson joining her mother in New York for summer, Mrs. David Fenster visiting Martinsburg relatives, Mrs. W. T. Hallar staying with son Charles Baller in Philadelphia, C 0 Scott returning from Carliste, O. W. Wantz arriving on state fire marshal business, Miss Bessie McShercy visiting Scranton relative in East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Baltimores
Mies Elle Johnson
Harrisberg
Mies Mary Johnson
New York
David Fenster
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. T. Hallar
Charles Baller
Philadelphia
C 0. Scott
Carliste
O. W. Wantz
Westminster
Bessie McShercy
Scranton
Sewell Slingluff
East Second Street
Names of Vehicles How They Got Their Names at Auction
A discussion of the origins of terms for carriages and vehicles such as hackney coaches omnibus cabriolet and coupe tracing etymology through French Italian and Latin roots. The piece notes examples like brougham from Lord Brougham hansom from Mr Hansom and tilbury from sporting gentlemen, ending with a sale notice for auctioneer Harvey R. Lenne who will sell machinery at the fair grounds tomorrow morning after a rain postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lord Brougham
Willam IV
Duke of Clarence
Banesom
Hansom
Tilbury
Laudas
Solly
Germany
Harvey R. Lenne
Will Evil
Earnabie
Fair Grounds
Weller Snd Markey
Cement Substitution Cuts Cost in East Church Paving Contract
A bidding dispute over vitrified brick paving on East Church and East Third streets ends with J A Fritchie & Son awarded the contract after substituting a cheaper cement. A 10 cent per brick reduction lowers total paving costs by about 465. Completion within ninety days is required pending engineer tests on brick samples from Mack Porter Montello firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acon Jas
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Eeginest Hatton
J. A. Fritchle
J. A. Feltchie & Bon
East Church
East Third Atreste
Hatton
Mack
Porter
Montello
J. A. Fritchie & Bon
Warfield Faces Opposition From Baltimore Democrats for Governor
The Baltimore city Democratic leadership stoutly opposes Edwin Warfield for governor and plans to back State Senator Spencer C. Jones of Montgomery County. Warfield’s supporters sent invitations to non affiliated Democrats for a June 23 meeting at Knabe's Hall to form a Warfield committee, signaling a possible frontal clash with local leaders and a potential rally behind Col Spencer O. Jones in the primary. Dudley is reported to back Warfield, and a State Central Committee meeting on Wednesday May 1 could shape further moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Democratic Organization
Edwin Warfield
Glee
Spencer C. Jones
Montgomery County
Maryland
Anti Organization
Warfield
Hiram G. Dudley
Mir. Warfield
Democratic State Central Committee
Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League Nomination Talk
The Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League has begun nomination talks for fall offices. A recent executive committee meeting in Hockville resulted in discussions of candidates for the Democratic ticket. Attendees included Asa M. Stabler, W. A. Maxwell, Rev P P Ficarooy, George R. Beall, Warren Chboste, William Burdette, and others.
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Omers County
Montgomery County
Association
W. A. Maxell
P. P. Ficarooy
George R. Beall
Warren Chboste
Willia Burdette
William R. Andrews
Frack Higgins
Benjamin H. Miller
Alfred G. Warthen
William J. Dowdep
Eggleston G. Ward
B. C. Hughes
Hones L. McNair
Sarah
Marriage notices from Unionville and Libertytown
Miss Claire Sepplegton daughter of Dr and Mrs Thowas will wed tomorrow at noon to Dr James Conie Sepplegton at St Peters Catholic church Libertytown Mabel Estelle Supp daughter of Baadol will marry Amos Horine at Grace Protestant Ep Church Walkersville and Miss Daicie M Sanday of Frederick wed Rev J A Asper at Lutheran parsonage on Jane 17 Also a note on advertising dullness and driftwood in a Misc section.
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Claire Sepplegton
Unionville
James Conie Sepplegton
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Mabel Estelle
Dauquter Baadol
Pu Stapp
Amos Moia Horine
Grace Protestant Eptece
Hancoe E. Shoemaker
Walkersville
Daicie ‘M. Sanday
Frederick
J. A. Asper
Jane
Bat tle damages rope in Carroll county incident
Report from Intercet Here and There Weaterdey and Today notes a heavy batt in Carroll county damaged a rope. Several assaults and drownings are cited including the death of Mr. Bossden H. Danber of Bikton at Elk river and a coroner's verdict in Saliabury over Kate Adkins wounds caused by Elmer Heath. Also mentions naval academy exam results, Charles H. Nettle's YMCA post, and Johnstown Cumberland Electric Railway efforts. Local mining region laments slack work with miners earning about five dollars in two weeks due to lack of oars.
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Carroll County
Bossden H. Danber
Bikton
Elk River
Harford County
Budd
Potts
Queen Anne's
Saliabury
Kate Adkins
Elmer Heath
Navel Academy
Aunspols
Charles H. Nettle
Dickinson College
Frontburg
Social World Reception At Obes Remsburg Home
A Tuesday evening reception at the country home of Mr and Mrs Obes Remsburg in Liwestown drew about seventy five guests. Hosted by O J Remsburg and Bessie Jones of Martinsburg the event featured a formal dinner by P E Long of the City Hotel Frederick elegant flowers and a five piece orchestra. Dancing followed and guests departed around 1130 PM praising hospitality and charm of the Remsburgs with attendees from distances including Mr and Mrs Robert Miller Bessie Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laur
Obes
P. E. Long
Frederick
Mra.mmsburg
Renneburg
Robert Miller
Bessie Jonee
Mannie Small
Frances Henshaw
Ethel Miller
Messrs
Allen Holland
Clarence Pitzer
Frank Seibert
Glesa Pitzer
Law's Grip Waived Hearing In Animal Cruelty Case
Henry Eckenrode charged with cruelty to animals waived a hearing at 10 oclock and posted $60 bail for grand jury appearance. Elizabeth Wright found guilty of assault on her child and held for court with $100 bail, after neighbors testified of long term ill treatment and a doctor described aged sores and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eckenrode
Eckstein
Eckenrode
Elizabeth Wright
H. Enketeto
A. G. Bourne
Justion Eckateia
Belief Bits Budget of Local and General Interest
A miscellany of items from Raspberry shortcake to almanac jokes. Notes from The Braddock Colony with guests and dances, church dedication at Middletown, and Camp Schley camp opening events. Mentions of Miss Willis Ritchie, Mrs Lewis Markell, Mrs Elizabeth McDanesi, and Mary Jaze in casual social scenes.
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Braddock Colony
Lewis Markell
Avalon
Helen Maliinix
Elizabeth McDanesii
George M.gil- Hager
Brightside
Middletown
Willis Ritchie
Heights
Three Story Sanatorium Planned For Market And Eighth
Dr Hendrix has begun a three story sanatorium on the Market and Eighth street lot from B. E. Kepner. The homeopathic facility will feature modern treatments for medical and surgical cases. Patients will be cared for by trained staff under an experienced superintendent. It aims to provide up to date conveniences for patrons, allowing admission and treatment by any physician chosen. Completion and operation are expected by early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix
B. E. Kepner
Market and
Eighth Streets
Groom Vanishes on Eve of His Wedding
Mies Eva Hoy of Williamsport is disturbed by the disappearance of Ostil Eddine of Hagerstown who left for a planned ceremony two hours before the wedding and has not returned. A letter from Eddine claimed he planned to go away but gave no reason, and he reportedly told a friend he could not support a wife. Miss Hoy remains calm. New Mill headlined as a local update reports a new front mill by J. R. Wilson at Woodville, using Fitz Waterwheel Co. equipment. Miss Mary Wilson christened the waterwheel as the machinery commenced operation smoothly, featuring flour, feed and chop lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Eddine
Hagerstown
Mies
Eva Hoy
Williamsport
Ostil Eddine
Hae
Eddins
Miss Hoy
Eddine
Baédies
Holdine
J. R. Wilson
Woodville
Fitz Waterwheel Co
Hanover
J. H. Hartley
Mary Wilson
Misa Wilson
Frederick Gas Company
Eest Fourth Street
Market Street
Barbers Union Plans Noon Closing on July Fourth
At a city Barbers' Association meeting held last night, it was decided that all barber shops will close at noon on the Fourth of July. This will be the first year such a closing is observed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciree
Barbers’ Association of
Miss Mary Harrison Ritchie Wins Elocation Prize
Miss Mary Harrison Ritchie of this city won the Elocation prize while attending St John the Baptist School in New York. She was highly commended in French and several other branches of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harrison Ritchie
St. John the Baptist School
New York
Sted
National Bank of Frederick Financial Statement 1903
The report presents assets and liabilities of The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland as of June 9 1903 including cash items loans and discounts securities bonds and mortgage holdings due from other banks and reserve agents and all capital accounts. It includes the banking house equipment and a detailed reconciliation of deposits dividends and profits along with signatures of the cashier and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srecie
Cavita Stock
Ip. Co
State of
Maryland
Frederion
Wu G. Zimmerman
Coubler
Wal G. 4Immerman
J. Travers Thomas
N P
James McBherry
John
Ramsburg
WM. G. Baker
Local Notices and May Events in Frederick Area
Local mentions advertise new crepe and tissue paper at Buy & Brice. Lidiess for Wednesday offer seafood specials from crabs to fish. Deviled crabs and family specials listed with prices. William H. Hopwood distributing medicine samples for Fabra Warts from Osmerer & Broe Chicago. Women’s Auxiliary to host a Trolley Party for the Y M C A at Myatsville June 25 with Braddock stop and Camp Schley supper. tickets 25 cents. Camp Schley Inn opening in Brad dock Heights on June 2 with pavilion and dance. Frederick Select Orchestra promoted. Gquick piano seen at Birely’s Music. Two new hard wood refrigerators for sale. Low excursion rates to Gettysburg via Western Maryland R R for 40th anniversary day with travel June 30 to July 3. return by July 16. Notable lines list generals expected to speak at anniversary events.
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Wowsn's
Myatsville
Braddock
Camp Schley Toe
Worsale
XY. M
Toome
Gettysbare
Maryland
BR. R
Gettysburg
B. RK
Sli Polmta
Gettyeborg
C. O. Howard
Daniel E. Sickles
H. 8. Huidehofer
W. MM. Robbins
Beater
Patterson
Rennicn Feret
Gettysborg
Special Black Goods Dept Offer Declares Value
FUUK announces standout black goods in its department with all wool fabrics priced to attract buyers. Bleak Vole 48 inch wool at 89 cents per yard, 60-foob Eta mins priced aggressively, unfinished Worsted face fabric priced to beat higher market rates. Parasole and Shirt Waista items teased as timely additions with a hint of novelty from Onuratook line.
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Boneopathic
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Alice Grove
Lavina G. Freshour
Martin L Freshour
Mabel G. Martin
W.J. Black
Lillian Minor
Adamstown
Wm. C. Boteler
O. W. Harmon
Foxville
W. C. Boteler
Peter Grosspickie
Elerton
Lycurgus Flennigan
Woodeboro
Boteler
Foolesvill
Tgomery County
J. M. Rice
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Clarence Price
Lewin Jones
BR. L. McNair
Eastern Milling & Export Compot Ihe Arp
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Citizens’ National Bank
Cityzens
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Clicu- Into
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Linganore Silis Inn
Thomas Donoho
Edger E
Emily J. Merosr
W. B. Barry
Livingaton
Mise Randolph Livingstone
H. ©. Tanner
Anos
Mary Tanner
Washington
Elgin Ray
M. Lucille Ray
Mins Eldred Ray
Champaign
Ill
Linganore Hilla Ing
Buy & Brice
Lidie’s
William H. Hopwood
Osmerer & Broe
Peter Fahroey
Hopwood
Ktead
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Nclog Ig Pavillion
Jr. Frederick Select Orchestra
Therd Plasce
Birely
A. G. Quysx & Co
John Hendrickson
FUUK
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John Henoxsiexsox
P. S
Onuratook
Newig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
Drus
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City Hotel Grill
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M. Kloster
Ohio
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America’s
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Philadelphia & Heading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Canton
Niagara Falla
Rockville
Brunswick
Beedysville
Buffalo
Rochester
N.Y
L. E. Mullinix
OBE
Coverings
L. B. Mulliniz
George
Rodock & Co
Hamburg
Rodook & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
North Market
Bikreel
Thomas VP. Kick
Frederick County
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Hay
Sainte Andigercex Streats
Franklin Stree
Europe
Masonic Temple
Eldawis
North Market Street
New York Hopital
North Maree Street
Amary Frederick
Noah E. Cramer
Noa B. Cramer
Frederick, MD
Eerate and Loan Office
Scharben
Watsereville
Lipike. Ltd
Cravar
Bethelmesh
Nerth
Dwelllora
Patricki St
Horn
Molesworth
Deelings
Dayaville
Waite
Adomatown
Feterson
Deelllors
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Sappington
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