Boston Massacre Snowball Retaliation Highlighted
The Daily News recalls events on March 5 in American History beginning with the 1770 Boston Massacre where British soldiers fired on crowds after snowballs. It notes births and deaths of figures Isaac Israel Hayes 1832, Judge John H. Reagan 1905, and Louis James 1910, and recalls Civil War action at Thompson's Station with Coburn's Federal brigade defeated. Astronomical notes list sun times and visible planets Mercury Venus Saturn Jupiter Mars.
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Amercan
Boston
Isaac Israel, Hayes
Louis James
Helena
Mont
St Patrick's Day Observance And Saint Patrick's Life
Two weeks remain until St Patrick's Day with calls for Irish pride and a hint of the old legend about driving snakes from Ireland. The article outlines Saint Patrick's life as a Christian evangelist and statesman who founded churches and schools, and notes disputed birthplaces with Kilpatrick in Scotland among possibilities.
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St. Patrick
Irelands
Old Erin
Old
Ireland
Erin
Slane
Tara
Little Island
Scotland
Wales
France
England
Kilpatrick
Clyde
Leven
Dumbarton
Cabinet List in Senate Special Dispatch to The News
Washington March 5 250 p.m President Wilson sent to the Senate today the list of cabinet nominees yesterday William J Gryan Secretary of State McAdoo Secretary of Treasury Garrison War McReynolds Gen Dan Burleson Postmaster General Daniels Navy Lane Interior Houst on Agriculture Redfield Commerce Wilson Labor
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Washington
D.C
Wilson
Senate
William J. Gryan
McAdoo
Treasury
Garrison
McReyngids
Geni
Burleson
Gen- Daniels
Navy
Lane
Houston
Agricuture
Redfield
Commerce
Wilson. Laber
New Ambassadors Named for France England and More
Special Misgatch reports in Washington on March 5 noting William McCoombs offered ambassadorship to France and Thomas Neilson Page and Justus W Gerard and William Osborn named to England. The haste and personnel details reflect cabinet selections and diplomatic appointments.
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the News
Washington
William FL McCoombs
Franc Thomas Neilson Page
Justus Jas W Gerard
William Church Osborn
England
Inauguration Day Parade and Maryland Militia Display
Frederick crowds greet Woodrow Wilson's inauguration with Maryland National Guard participation led by Company A. Injured Captain Markey and Lieutenant Munshower reflect rough travel and parade fatigue. Local suffragists protest and defend Maryland’s flag amid crowd disturbances.
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Washington
Frederick
Frederick Vis'tors
Woodrow Wilson
United States
MM. N. G
Maryland
Company A
Baltimore Sun
Fourth Regiment of
Baltimore
Markey
Munshower
Health Board Inspector in Frederick County
VY D Judge of the State Board of Health arrived in Frederick to verify vital statistics reporting by local physicians midwives and others. An investigation is ordered amid concerns many births go unrecorded in the county while deaths are less likely to be missed. Judge, known for Pure Food Law enforcement, will stay several days inspecting Frederick and Middletown records.
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State Board of Health
Frederick
Frederick County
Fudge
J. M Goodman
Middletown
Ira J. McCurdy
Weddles Transfer Real Estate in County for 1000
In a business in the courts note Charles W Weddle and wife transfer real estate in the county to Albert G Ohlendorf and wife for 1000 dollars. The marriage licenses section lists Percy V Putman 27 and Belva L Hamerick 24 of near Lewis Town. Thomas P Culler 27 of near Frederick and O Bertha Rodrick 27 of near Jefferson. Harry T Zimmerman 19 of New Market and Nellie I Boyer 18 of Kemptown. Robert B French 22 of Hagerstown and Ad Fletcher 18 of Winchester Va. In a separate item Elmer Bader, longtime employee of Bowers Lumber Company, completes 36 years of service. The firm was formerly Routgahn and Bowers.
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Charles W. Weddle
Albert G. Ohlendorf
Percy V. Putman
Belva L Hamerick
Lewistown
Thomas P. Culler
Frederick
O. Bertha Rodrick
Jefferson
Harry T. Zimmerman
New Market
Nellie I. Boyer
Kemptown
Robert B. French
Hagerstown
Ad Fletcher
Winchester
Vinel advertised to revive fagged out women
A testimonial claims Vinel cured fatigue and nervous indigestion after a hard winter. The speaker says energy returned, digestion improved, and general strength restored. Numerous unnamed customers praised Vinel and encouraged others to try the product despite costs. The ad stresses dramatic, rapid benefits targeted at weary women and men.
Rural Red Cross Nurses to Train Here in Frederick
A Frederick tuberculosis association meeting accepted Miss Fannie I Clement action proposing the Rural Nurses Branch of the American Red Cross Nursing Service train nurses locally. Miss Clement will send experienced nurses for a month’s observation under Miss Casey, to assist in the work before placing them in other fields. The plan will run for a short trial period to gauge continuance.
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Prederick County Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Four O'Clork
Federated Charities
Mies Fannie I. Clement
Nursits
American Red Cross Nursing Service
New Jersey
Frederick
Miss Clement
Miss Casey
Funerals for Kuss and Johnson Held in Local Cemeteries
The funeral of Mr. Lewis F Kuss maul was held yesterday at 2 PM from his 1h West Seventh Street home with Rev Dr A S Grupp presiding. Lynch Lodge No 163 A F and A Masons attended the grave services and pallbearers were lodge members. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director Thomas T Rice also arranged Ernest Johnson’s funeral at 2 PM Thursday from Ruth Johnson’s home at 126 East Street with services there and interment at Laboring Sons' cemetery.
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Lewis F Kussmaul
West Seventh Street
A. 5
Grupp
Lynch Lodge
William H Hunbury
EP. Mania
Philip Seeger
Mt Olivet
Thomas T Rice
Gunes Ernest Johnson
Big Mother
Ruth Johnson
East Street
Laboring Sons
Odd Fellows Reception Tonight by Frederick City Lodge No 100
Grand Lodge Officers will be hosted at a reception tonight by Frederick City Lodge No 100. Refreshments will be served. Also notice of a sale at 2131 Fourth St on Thursday March 6 1913 at 10 90 am and another sale at 213 E Fourth St at 105 am both advertised by Roy Warfield. Millinery opening by Mrs Charles Myers of Walkersville for Spring and Summer hats and bonnets on Saturday March 5.
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Columbus
Hendrickson Real Estate
Cramer & Stauffer Optometrist
Kefanger Bank
Fred. Co. Nat
Bank Bank
Far & Medh Nat
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Geo. W. Heinlei
Marvel Ahmed
the Empire
P. H. C. Biely
Pullman Motor Car Co
J. Roy Warfield
Odd Fellows
City Opera House
Company A
Washington
Oliver F McClow
Geo. Wilson
Guy Phleeger
Harvey Catsail
Farnest Dinterman
Maryland National Guard
Naval Reserves
Coast Artillery Corps
D. John, Markey
Elmer FL. Manshower
Ira J. McCurdy
Medical Corps
Raymond J. Linton
Cornelius S. Moberly
Lawrence BE. Phebus
Guy O. Phreeger
Kaot Rothenhoefer
Klatrs F Schmidt
Warry Shnamons
Chas. Simpson
Geo C. Slagle
Matthew P Staley
Arthur M Stone
Edgar M Summers
Geo R. Summers
Mo Loteer Summers
Roger J. A Wiles
Geo Wilson
Harri. Vinger
Chister BE Young
Fo Zecker
Grand Lodge
Frederick City
Cooke
E. Fourth St
J A
Chas. Myers
Walkersville, Mc
Auction Sale of Lumber and Grandstand Facilities
Auction sale announced for Friday March 7 at 2 pm by M C AL to the highest bidder. Items include fence around baseball field equipment, coach club house, grandstand bleachers and assorted small guards. Fence sold by running foot with flexible quantity. Grandstand and buildings sold separately. Cash terms. Removal by loser at expense and by April. Dancing School event Friday eve 8 o'clock with Miss Ritchie. Easter sales March 28. Do not fail to pay gas or electric liens by the date to avoid penalties.
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M.C
Coech Club
Jolliffe
Embroidery and Voile Fabrics Highlight Frederick Store Opinion
In Frederick, a local shop promotes a wide range of imports and dress fabrics. The ad touts embroidered patterns, cotton voile, marquisette, and ratine satins, with emphasis on low prices and exclusive designs. It names prices around 1.00 per yard and stresses fresh stock and unique motifs.
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the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Elmer Bader
Bowers Lumber Company
Rout-gahn Ang Bowers
AED Cross
Roy Warfield
Athletic Park
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Frederick, MD
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Walkersville
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Broek
Pearre’s Pharmacy
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WM. M. Zimmerman
Masonic Temple
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M. L. Etchison
Etchison
Thos. P. Rice
Am Ata
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Thomas P.rice and
Young & Staley
Adamstown
Barus
Easat
Fraderick
Brick. MB
Aera
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Syoyke
Eogd
Giaa
Particulara
Harry ‘G. Tritapoe
Turner Grayson H. Mercer
Ats Burn
Liberty
Sta
Albaugh & Harrington
N. Blarket St
Keller & Toms
Opposite City Hotel
American Bonding Company
S. T. Hickman
Milly
Ridgeville
Ruckeystown
Dice
B&o
Mansomier Farms
Buainese Qaees Fey
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Thone
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