Miss Henrietta McDaniel Shines In The Mind Of The Bridge
The Castle Theatre stock company features Henrietta McDaniel in the lead as Veter the boy in The Mind of the Bridge. The play, written by Miss Florence Lincoln, won a $500 prize at Harvard Radcliffe for silage production. Critics praise McDaniel for creating the character from opening night.
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Miss Henrietta McDaniel Shines as Peter in Boston Play
The Boston Transcript lauds Miss Henrietta McDaniel for a superb interpretation of Peter, praising her as the audience's favorite and noting this is her second year on the stage after studies at Emerson College. She grew up in Frederick and previously starred in Quincy Adams Sawyer.
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Narrow escape at Frederick crossing by Mr. C. Staley Doub
Mr. C. Staley Doub narrowly escaped injury yesterday morning as a Northern Central train approached the Third Street crossing in Frederick at about 11 o clock. He failed to hear the train and attempted to cross, but saw the locomotive bearing down. The engineer blew the whistle and Doub urged his horse to clear the tracks in time.
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Brief Items of Interest at St John Church
A concrete pavement is being laid around St John Catholic Church on East Second Street by workers under E. Peter Mantz. The slate roof project on the church was completed yesterday by Doba Hartman.
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Sisters Turn Maryland General Hospital Over to Trustees
The Sisters of Charity who ran the Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore for ten years transfer control to the Baltimore Medical College board of trustees. They will return to their Ernittsburg Ravenswood estate and reports say the medical school trustees near agreement to sell to the Methodist Episcopal church, with prior rumors the Sisters refused to meet the price.
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Odd Fellows Celebrate 92nd Anniversary at Church
The Ninety second anniversary of the Odd Fellows was observed by King Bavig and Frederick City lodges with a procession from the Masonic Temple to the Presbyterian church. Rev Dr Thomas Free man Dixon delivered a discourse on Truth Imperial Virtue, praising friendship love and truth as guiding principles.
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Ben Greet Woodland Players Arrive For Outdoor Plays
The Ben Greet Woodland Players arrived yesterday from Anna yells and will stage A Comedy of Errors on the Woman's College lawn this afternoon and A Midsummer Night's Dream tonight. Critics praise their fresh, spontaneous outdoor Shakespeare with natural, non theatrical presentation.
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Great Western draw card fight set at Diamond Rink
Soldier Burns and Temmy Lowe will headline a Wednesday night bout at Diamond Rink. Manager Jef Fries says it will be the best local boxing exhibition yet, with both fighters arriving tomorrow to train. Harry Scroggs and Wolgast linkups are discussed, and Marquis of Queensbury rules will govern the card with preliminaries at 8:30.
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Straw Hat Season Arrives as Spring Lifts Winter Pockets
Conservative pedestrians resist winter clothing as straw hats reappear signaling spring. The absence of a late frost confirms warmer weather and hints at changing fashion and mood as people welcome balmy days.
Thirteenth Anniversary Church Growth and Services
The article reports on a church 13th anniversary with Rev Mclean preaching and services in multiple churches. It lists membership data totaling 628 with 202 confirmed and 847 baptized, plus about $60,000 raised. includes missionary talk by Miss Levalyn Tru and notes from many area congregations, Sunday schools, and upcoming meetings across denominations.
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U S Orders Investigation into Professor Slaying
Washington May 1 State Department orders Ambassador Wilson to probe the killing of Professor Pelin Olsson by Mexican rebels or bandits. The dispatch indicates a diplomatic move to seek accountability amid unrest along the border.
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English Champion Wins Boat Race at ZALOO Show
Special dispatch from London reports Ernest Barry, England's champion sculler, defeats William Albany before ZALOO spectators at the English championship event on Mis 7, 2.302. Barry triumph confirms national title as Albany secures runner up place amid large crowd.
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Strike Hits New York Machinists as Shops Idle
A special dispatch reports another strike in New York where machinists walk out for eight hour day. About 3000 shops are idle as work stops and labor action continues across the city.
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Defense Fund Started For McNamara Defense
Indianapolis May 1 250 PLL Gempens begins the task of raising funds to defend McNamara in a case jostling public opinion and seeking community support.
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Pleasant Personal News From The City
Mr Frank Gaither visits Waplington and Miss Margaret Charkin of Waslington visits the city. Mr and Mrs Thomas Buckey return from their wedding trip. Various locals including Mr Casper Chline on business return from Eston and Mrs Franklin Thomas visits Washington. Families relocate, win piano prizes, and divorce granted to Edna Bond with custody awarded.
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Death notices from local city hospital and area cemeteries
Multiple obituaries detail Edna A. Staley 33 former tollgate keeper at Spout Springs turnpike near Emmittsburg and widow of Elmer B. Staley. Mary Long mother of late P. E. Luong. Charles H. Myers Ironton official and West Virginia Infantry veteran. Matilda Geeseman widow of J D Geeseman dies in Fort Washington Philadelphia area. Funerals announced for Mt Olive Bonnie Brae Lebanon Fort Washington.
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Bangor Mayor Seeks Help After City Fire Calamity
Bangor Maine May 1 Mayor Mullen appeals for aid as fire devastates the city. Estimated losses run to six million dollars with two thousand homes burned. Food shortages grip the city as thousands go hungry. Nearby merchants report relief and supplies are being organized.
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Frederick Maryland Aldermen to hear hearing on street work ordinance
Pursuant to the law the Aldermen of Frederick decide to meet at 7 39 PM on the Thursday day of May to hear all interested before passing an ordinance. The action covers regrading with vitrified brick or concrete, curb work with granite or concrete, and sewering with terra cotta on specified blocks of South Market Street West Patrick Street and West Third Street. The city will assess one half of the costs to benefiting properties in proportion to frontage. The meeting will also cover the proposed improvements on additional blocks and the distribution of hearings for both streets and sewers. Joan Edward Scivell, Mayor, presides.
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