Paper From 1864 Highlighted By Frederick City Archive
A Frederick historical note revisits the March 30 1864 issue of The Examiner. Mayor William G Cole urged higher police salaries and road repairs while the city reported 1864 expenses including paving Church Street and repairs to Market House and City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pincake Browning
Frederick
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
Carroll Street
Cole
William G. Cole
The
Examiner
Denver Shook
South Market Street
Frederick City
William Mahoney
D. J. Markey
Board of Aldermen
John A. Simmons
Board of Common Council
Church Street
Market House
City Hall
Dream Prices
George D. Hill and Company
Market
Harold
Walter Snow
Schley, Keefer and Company
Frederick Examiners Editorials Promote Abolition and Voter Rights
The piece notes editorials urging abolition of slavery and absentee voting for soldiers, opposing slave owner compensation, and rallying readers to defeat the Copperhead ticket. It references The Citizen and lists local names such as D. J. Markey, Joseph W. L. Carty, John Ritchie, M. Keefer, and B. Eisenhauer amid Frederick business advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperhead
Citizen
Examiner
Frederick
D. J. Markey
West Second Street
Joseph W. L. Carty
John Ritchie
M. Keefer
B. Eisenhauer
Collins' Bill Passes House Action on Age Discrimination and Hunting
The Maryland House passes the Jobs After 40 bill by 105 to 1, sending it to the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee where it died last session. A separate Collins measure to curb target shooting near hunting camps passes 118 to seven and waits committee action. A House Resolution honors September 14 as National Un- event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Collins
Urbana
House of Delegates
Collins
Frederick Reno
Maryland
D.C
Order of Eagles
State Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Stork Arrives Ahead Of Time In Maryland Washington
Fourth grandson of Capt and Mrs E M Waldron born at 7 08 pm on Friday in Unionville area while ambulance arrives minutes later. Sister Judy Waldron helps after arriving from Maryland. Newborn delivered at Georgetown University Hospital with praise for nurse Miss Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Waldron
Talbott Run Road
Unionville
Donald Heck
Springfield
Montgomery County Health Department
Mt. Rainier
Miss Waldron
Georgetown University Hospital
Engaged Elaine Maugans to Dennis Sanbower
Mr and Mrs John R Maugans announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine to Dennis Richard Sanbower son of Mr and Mrs David K Sanbower. Elaine attends Middletown High School and will graduate in June. Dennis attended Smithsburg High and works for the U S Department of Interior. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Maugans
Smithsburg
RFD 1
Elaine
Dennis Richard Sanbower
David K. Sanbower
Greensburg
Miss Maugans
Middletown High School
Sanbower
Smithsburg High School
Department of Interior
U. S
Expert Parachutist Falls To His Death
Richard Welsh of Lansing, an experienced skydiver, plunged 3000 feet after his ripcord failed to deploy. His fellow flyer Frank Judge saw him reach back as a playful scream was heard before the fatal fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
Frank Judge
Richard Welsh
Lansing
Parahawks member Welsh found dead in Maryland yard
The 33 year old Parahawks club member and father of two was found dead in the backyard of a Dell Township residence. Police report suggests the death occurred after a jump flight by the club. The incident follows a sequence of 15 inning games by the Detroit Tigers in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parahawks
Welsh
Detroit Tigers
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Stork
ANE
America
Spring Valley
North Frederick
Johnson High
Ned
Zeiler
North Court Street
Daytona Beach
Plymouth
Florida
Roney Motor Company
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Pat
the News
F.H.A
Peru
Charter Aluminum
Mercer's Drug Store
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Fenneys
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