FATCHIE BURIAL SITE SELECTED BY COMMITTEE T: Surrounded by driveways, graves to rest Barbara Fritchie and husband atop a stone vault and large mound
The Mt Olivet Cemetery committee chose a triangular lot between the old and new sections for Barbara Fritchie and her husband. A stone vault will be covered by a concrete mound with a grand memorial, as trees outline roads and a new entrance is planned. The site offers a commanding view of the mountains and will host ceremonies for the Memorial Association. Reinterment is scheduled for May 24 during Decoration Day events.
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Lot
Barbara
Fritchie
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Messrs
John M. Haller
Jacob B. Eyson
Kenry A .Hahn
Barbara Fritchie
Jenny A. Abbott
Misa Eleanor Abbott
George S. Rodock
Devilla Brisv
Barbara Fylteuig Memorial
Bdrbara
John Muller
Aunt Fritchie
Maryland
Mt. Olivet
Frederick City
Prederick
Memorial Association
Dropped Dead in Garden Miss Lakin of Jefferson
Miss Elizabeth A C Lakin of Jefferson suffered a fatal heart attack and collapsed in her garden yesterday afternoon. She was 62 years old, found by Miss Mollie Thomas, and died while returning to the house. Funeral from the Reformed Church in Jefferson Friday at 10 oclock with M K Etehson of Jefferson directing.
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Elizabeth Lakin
Jefferson
Elizabeth A.C. Lakin
Mollie Thomas
Miss Lakin
Deaths of Mrs Knill and others in the region
The paper notes the death yesterday of Mrs. Charlotte Knill at her son Charles Knill’s home near New Market after a two week illness from bronchitis and nephritis, aged 79. It lists survivors Michael Hull William Kn Simon Knill and Charles G Knill, plus a daughter Mrs John McKenzie and sister Mrs Malinda Falk. Funeral Friday at 1 pm with interment at Mt Olivet. Also reported is Hezekiah Palmer's death at 86 in Myersville from no complications of trouble, with survivors Uriah M Palmer Frank Palmer John Palmer Sarah Shank Amantelli Moser Flora Dlickenstall. funeral at Grosanickie Meeting House conducted by Charles Ausherman. Eleanor Magruder, 60, wife of Winfield S. Magruder, dies suddenly of heart failure at Rockville. survived by husband and two children Miss Daisy Magruder and Walter M M Magruder. funeral held at home. Mrs Caroline E Bennett, widow of Henry W Bennett, dies at 1014 Wardenstrae Baltimore. interment at Thurmont.
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Charlotte Knill
Charles
Michael Hull
Wiliam Kn
Simon Rri Knill
Barnesville
Charles G Kalk
John McKenzie
Shookstown
Malinda Falk
College Park
Feriday
Mt. Olivet
Brice
Hezekiah Palmer
Myersville
Plora Blickensuf
Ile
Church of the Brethren
Uriah MF. Palmer
Myersvile
Frank Palmer
Jersey City
N. I
John Palmer
Upton Palmer
Sarah Shank
Amantelli
Moser
Thurmont
Flora Dlickenstall
Grosanickie
Milder Charles Ausherman
C. T. J. Gladhill
Eleanor Magruder
Winfield ‘S. Magruder
Rockville
Daisy Magruder
Walter MM. Magruder
Gaithersburg
Funeral for William Williams Held at West All Saints
The funeral of William D Williams colored, was held yesterday at 3 PM from his home 175 West All Saints street. Rev L J Valentine led the service with Young News Reading Club members in attendance. Flowers came from the club and others. Pallbearers listed and interment at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director. The funeral of Ralph B Hammond colored child followed at 2 PM with Rev John Porter overseeing services. Pallbearers named and interment in Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice again served as director.
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William D. Willams
West All Saints Street
L. J. Valentine
Young Mews Reading Club
Frank Smith
Paul Onley
Dora Brown
Samuel Strickland
William Larkens
Bruce Holland
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Ralph BE
Hammond
John Porter
Francis Barnes
Albert Diegs
Ernest Lare
Harry Dises
Thomas TP. Rice
Court hears several defendants in local business dispute
In a court session in Winfield Lavington, 24, of Lewistown and Sadie Bell, 22, of Lime Kiln, both colored, faced Clarence Milton Baker, 54, of Bralte more, and Clara V. Clem, 24, of Walkersville. William Shel 340 and Henrietta Wal, 25, both colonels of Frederick. Luther Eo Wetvel, 20, and Lila Tams hig, 23, both of Ommitsburs.
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Winfield Lavington
Lewistown
Sadie Bell
Clarence Milton Baker
Braltemore
Clara V. Clem
Walkersville
William Shel
Henrietta Wal
Frederick
Luther Eo Wetvel
Lila Tamshig
Ommitsburs
Miss Garner Begins Work at Unit Triage
Miss Garner L Lopez Garner of Unit Triage arrives this morning to begin duties as sole nurse, expected to stay until August 1 or until a nurse is secured.
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Miss Garner
Miss Tlorence EL Garner
Frederick Counta
Reinterment Planned for Maryland Governor Johnson
The remains of Thomas Johnson the first Maryland governor will be moved from the Episcopal graveyard on Most All Saints Street to Mt Olive Cemetery within days under permission granted by Charles M. Gils pin secretary to the board of vestry men of All Saint's church. Johnson a pre revolutionary leader helped nominate George Washington and would have signed the Declaration of Independence if present. Descendants from the Johnson Dennis Potts and Staas families reside near Frederick. The burial site was marked by Mrs Annie Ross, a Johnson granddaughter, and the new interment is planned at Mt Olive.
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Thomas Johnson
Maryland
UU. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Frederick
Johnson
Dennis
Potts
Staas
Annie Ross
Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivat
Bumper Fruit Crop Prospects From Florida Grove Owner
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crum, returning from Florida to Jefferson, report an excellent outlook for a large fruit crop in Marion county. Crum owns about 206 acres of orange and grapefruit trees, expects several thousand boxes this season, and cites favorable weather. Also noted is Mr. Wa. Wenner’s long-awaited return to Lovettsville after 43 years and his visit with relatives in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Crum
Florida
George W. Crum
Jefferson
Wa. Wenner
Holton
Kansas
C. W. Brandenburg
Frankfort
Clay Falion
Walkersville
Wenner
Lovettsville
Maryland
Montgomery Anti-Saloon League Hails Victory
The Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League celebrated a victory at its spring section meeting for publishing names from saloon locations attended by hosts. The resolution, offered by Benjamin H. Miller of Ashton, was adopted unanimously as commendations to Wilson Vinevient Wisen and Secretary of State Hisan were announced.
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Anti-Saloon League
April deaths and interments in city and county
For April 51 deaths were published in this city and county. Nineteen died in the city with 22 interments at Mt Olivet and additional burials at St Johns and other graveyards. County deaths totaled 32 with burials at multiple local sites. Several removals to Mt Olivet and one body sent to Ohio for interment. Instruments filed with the clerk totaled 512, including deeds mortgages and other records. Maryland Week planning notes and a committee for exhibit plans were outlined in Baltimore.
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Mt. Olivet
Mt Olivet
St. John's
Peteraville Middletown
Woodsborn
Jeffergan
Bathel
Thurniont
Sabilasville
Lock Ridge
Manor
Ewamitsburg
Beaver Dam
Creagerstown
Methodist Episcopal
Vickeystown
Barbara Fritchle
John Kitehie
Ie Mangoleum
Ohio
Ciey
County
Baltimore
Tuntingson
Glyndon
York
Buckeystown
Electric Bitters Touted To Boost Health And Appetite
Weak and nervous readers urged to try Electric Bitters as a home remedy. Praised for stomach liver and kidney benefits with a claim of life improvement, a Vestal resident endorses the product and recommends Pearre's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Vestaleng
Pearre
Pharnie
Aldvert
Wanted: able active man to sell goods and travel
Help wanted notice seeks a middle aged man to travel through several towns including New Market Bartholows Next Pleasant Middletown Bolivar Lewistown and Turmont selling ten coite spices and Matrada for Grand Union Tea Co with salary details to be stated. Also includes campaign notices for Frederick County offices with names Abram J. Bichep lger Thomas N. Mohler and WM V. Wolf announcing candidacies for County Treasurer and County Commissioner subject to Democratic primaries.
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Grand Union Tea Co
West Market
L. York
Bartholows
Next Pleasant
Middletown
Bolivar
Tin Syiey
Lewistown
Turmont
Frederick County
Thomas N. Mohler
Buckeystown
Frederick County Sheriff Candidates Named
Robert L. Cramer announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Frederick County Maryland asking Democrats in the primaries for support. John D. Conard also declares candidacy for Sheriff Frederick County Md subject to the 1913 Democratic Primaries with solicited support from local friends.
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Jienny A. Han
Elmes McC. Pigbus
Crry Teccister
City Hegister
Frederick
Kreniamn
G. Waring Tyson
Marridt
Frederick W. Cramer
Frederick County
Abram J. Bichelperger
Dedide
Sherif
Robert L. Cramer
John D. Conard
Frederick District
Fredick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
John W. Humm
Mariind
C. A. D. Williams
Vamsville
Janlowf&dt
Iyear
Clarence Chol
Victor Myers
Buckerstown
Marisd&w Tsm
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Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Temple Baltimore
Union
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Mexico
TH. B. Pelham
St. Lamia
Order
L- W. Quick
St Louis
Devoe
Sears
PLL Wargelt & Co
Nevoe
Caroline de Bennote
Caroline E. Bennett
Henry W. Bennett
the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Aarblagt. Ticense
Gov. Johnson
Episcopal Cemetery
Rose Hill
Noah J. Cramer
Rose Will
Abe Mercury
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Rennett Hotel
Greater Baltimore
T. B. Symons
J. Barry Mahool
Herbert Sheridan
Robert %. Graham
Nicholas Schmitz
Edwin L. Quarles
Ted
Onch
Haller & Newman's Mice
West Church Street
Ad Waugh
Pratt Street
Mad
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Piste
Netdistler
Sid
Central Hardware Co
Arther EL Levy
Drop
Care News
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Tivenasgle Farm
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Royear
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Vlnetion
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Tr National Bank
Dl Ealak
Ofrack
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Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
ROBT
A. Kemp
Cashier Geo, T. Baumgardnex
Angint, Cashier
Wchard Potts
Assist
Cashier
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South Market Street
New York
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Frederick, Ma
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Co. S. Hahn, Gl, Betson, Hann & Betson
Hahn & Betson
C. R. Landis
Elm Street
George Bl
Kehne
Kehne Bros
North Market St
Milton EL
Staley
Yellow Springs
Eta
Hahn «& Betron
Empire Theatre
Aprisdys
Frederick County Farmers’ Fachanse Aprisdadts
My Residences
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Iawistown
Prederick County
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Ever
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Reams
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Crimmins
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Tregigyeil
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Clay Reglater
Freddurlek
Dentweera
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Com
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Lewis A. Praley
Cley Register
Yon
Adley T. Nicodemus
Lewis A. Rice
Nortil Markets
Worthington C. Staley
Nigentz St
aAlknoigh & Jlarton
Leal
Genis
Welling NO
South Market
MW. J. Winebrewer
Pyshian Castle
Putman Castle Board
Reno
Karp
Aprighim
C. B. Cline, Marsiit
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New
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James C. Rowe
West Fourth St
Mallard
West Fifth Street
Cramer & Stauffer
S&s Market St
RI Storm
MarZgatt
NENT
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C. Schildknecht
North Market St. Maridtt
Schley House
Reformed Church
Lowen,Stein & Wertheimer
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Ammeren
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One
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Polis Lynch Row
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Sal
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Measureis
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Tuscarora
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Fuutson
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Urbana
orswimTér
Dean
Edgar H. McBride
Frederick, MD
Roy W. PrOpoLe
Jamely
Bevard Kepner
North Market Street
Pepe MD. J .& "Hone
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