Outbreak of Irish rebellion and Lincoln enlistment noted
Daily History Class May 4 reports the last extensive Irish rebellion beginning with 150000 Irish Iver s sacrificed. In 1861 Lincoln called for 42000 volunteers and informed foreign powers of his intent to keep the Union. Burial of Lincoln at Springfield, Illinois. Italy denounces the triple alliance with Germany and Austria. Astronomical events list visible planets and Algol rising.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Ml.s
Italy
Germany
Austria
Local Notices From Fragmented Leadins Include Banks and Churches
A compiled fragment lists various entities such as MecCardell's Fred, Co. Nat. Bank, U. B. Church, Blue Ribbon Grocery, St Mary's Chapter, News Office Sales Manager, Frederick Loan Co, Mountain City Mills, and others. It hints at notices or ads for sales, loans, lost keys, and community notices without clear context or complete sentences.
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Ae Eratalorreroyerereie Ee
Blue Ribbon Grocey Spring
St. Mary's
Frederick Loan Co
L. R
Osborne Keys
Mountain City Mills Motorcycle Storen
Jesse
Renner
Dear Dorothy at City Opera House for Frederick Hospital
Frederick residents welcome the Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore performing the comedy Dear Dorothy at the City Opera House to benefit Frederick City Hospital. Baltimore guests arrived this afternoon and many seats are filled. A dance at Independent Hall follows the show with a late 11:30 PM luncheon and a 4:00 AM train return to Baltimore.
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Frederick Society
City Opera House
Paint and Powder Club of
Baltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Dorothy
Frederick
Among the Sick shows local residents improving
Mrs. Henry A. Hahn of East Patrick Street who has been ill is improving. Motorman Jesse M. Haugh, also of East Patrick Street, who had been confined by knee surgery, continues to improve slowly and can be about again.
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Henry A. Hahn
East Patrick Street
Jesse M. Haugh
Work of Death: John W. Dailey 82 in Bloomery
John W. Dailey aged 82 retired merchant died at his home in Bloomery near Charlestown. A Confederate veteran he served in Co A Twelfth Virginia Cavalry during the Civil War. Survived by Edward Charles Harry William Mrs S P Stickel Mrs W H Rissler and Misses Florence and Georgia Daily.
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John W. Dailey
Bloomery
Charlestown
Daily
Virginia
Edward
Charles
Harry William
S. P. Stickel
W. H. Rissler
Florence
Georgia Daily
Funeral notices and daily miscellany from Frederick area
The report notes the funeral of R S Roberts who died at his sister’s home near Springfield Ohio, with burial at Mt Olivet cemetery after a transport via Pa RR. It also covers Frank M Biser being taken to St Marys Industrial School Bal Amore on incorrigibility charges, plus a misquoted landlord rent exchange and several clipped humorous quotes.
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R. S. Roberts
Birdie V. Cartmell
Springfield
Ohio
Frederick
Pa. R. R
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
James
Eliza Roberts
Greenfield Mills
Chas. Crawford
Edgar Crawford
Geo. Renn
BD. Knode
Geo. W. Peters
St. Mary’s
Frank M. Biser
St. Mary's
Bal- Amore
Klipp
Fouth
Shookstown
la Tena
Election Board to Shift Democrats to Control in County
The county board of supervisors likely will meet soon to organize under Democratic control with new members Lee Ranneberger Joseph Eisenhauer and Garrett DeGrange Jr. The shift will place Democrats in charge of election machinery and staffing for four years and change primary ballot order. A new county school board will also organize, with Harry Wood and Dr Ralph Browning as Democrats and officers to be elected.
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Board of Supervisors
Harrington
Lee Ranneberger
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Garrett
DeGrange
Eisenhauer
Ranneberger
William B. James
Messrs. Ranneberger
Hisenhaver
New School Board
Board of County
Harry Wood
New Market
Ralph Browning
County Health Oficer
Bernard O. Thomas
Crear B. Coblem.z
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Gambrill, J
William P. Morsell
Cyrus F. Flook
C. L. Wachter
Nicodemus
Wachter
W. M. Hayett Likely to Go and Montgomery Court Dithered
Montgomery commissioners failed to elect a county superintendent as three Democrats and three Republicans divided votes. Stanton J. Peelle remained president, Edwin W. Broome and Willis B. Burdette were nominated, but Prof Burdette stayed in office. An attorney position also went unsettled with Thomas Dawson and C Norman Boult each receiving three votes.
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Montgomery
Board of County
Stanton J. Peelle
Columbus W. Day
Charles T. Johnson
Warren Price
James E. Deets
Zadoc M. Cooke
Peelle
Edwin W. Broome
Willis B. Burdete
Broome
Burdette
Thomas Dawson
Mr. Dawson
C. Norman Boult
Deadlock in Maryland School Board Over Superintendent
Washington County School Superintendent W Merrick Huyett will likely leave office August 1 after a 4 to 2 defeat of his reappointment bid by the county board. Commissioners Sleasman Snyder Stauffer and McCardell will seek a new superintendent. J Pearce Wantz was elected president of Carroll County Board of School Commissioners, succeeding Theo Engiar, with Arthur Feuser taking office. M A Pooler of Frederick named as one of 25 Maryland delegates to the National Conservation Congress in Washington. Wheat quoted at 1.72 and corn at 2.60.
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W. Merrick Huyett
Washington County
Sleasman
Huyett
Snyder
Byron
Stauffer
McCardell
J. P. Wantz
Board of School Commissioners
Carroll County
Westminster
J. Pearce Wantz
Theo. F. Engiar
Arthur W. Feeser
Milton Koons
M. A. Pooler
Frederick
Maryland
National Conservation Congress
Washington
Philippines
J. Ernest Haifleier
Boys’ High School
Western Maryland College
Canada
Japan
Philippine Islands
Haifleigh
Libertytown
Annapolle Junction
Baltimore
Peon. R. St
Patuxent
Supervisors Figure on Primary Election Cost
The Frederick county board contemplates primary election costs likely exceeding 4000 dollars. Pay for judges, clerks, polling places, ballots, and overtime after six pm all add to the total. Candidate payments will offset only about 235 dollars. Eisenhauer and DeGrange work toward a preliminary cost estimate as the Young People's Branch meets with temperance and civic readings.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Washington Courty
Eisenhauer
DeGrange
Paper Firms Raise Wages for Men in May First
The Harpers Ferry Paper Company and the Shenandoah Pulp Company increased wages by 10 cents per day starting May 1. Both firms move to raise pay for their workforces, signaling improved labor conditions in the regional paper industry.
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Harpers Ferry Paper Company
Shenandoah Pulp Company
Cake and Sale Leads Local Church Fundraiser
Local notices announce a cake and home bake bread sale and supper by United Brethren Church on May 6 1916 from 2 to 10 pm plus a spring tea at All Saints Sunday School room 4 to 6 pm with a silver offering at the door. Also public hog sale May m 401 head on State Road near Haughs shop at noon. A stolen 1914 Indian motorcycle offered for reward and tips sought. Local ads note gas bill discounts before the 10th and wedding gift ideas at McCleerys.
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United Brethren Church
St. Mary's
All Saints
Haugh’s
1916 Maryland measure redefines tax on household furniture
Harman L. Gaver reports that a 1914 law allowing up to 500 in furniture to be exempt from local taxation is no longer operative in Frederick County. The county commissioners plan to exempt all furniture in 1915 and reassess remaining items, potentially placing more on levy books. The workload falls to Gaver as he reviews about 16 000 names across 26 districts.
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Frederick County
Harman L. Gaver
Annapolis
Gaver
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Reward Offered for Cemetery Vandalism Case
Mount Olivet Cemetery Company offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the vandal or vandals who have damaged lots by taking flowers. President L. S. Clingan issues the notice.
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Mount Olivet
New Season Lines Offer Wide Range of Fine Hosiery and Laces
If Every style color the newest and best of the season's offerings awaits your inspection. Adapted for every need and event, morning, afternoon and evening vogue. Our line of Georgette Crepes, Taf feta Silks, Fancy Flazons and Wolles is complete. 00 Silk Hose, 25c, 66c, $1.00, Thompson's celebrated lace front Dorsets are very popular this season We have them in the latest styles at prices to suit everyone.
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Thompson
Real Estate Offer with Dwellings on North Market Street
Real estate listing for multiple modern brick and frame dwellings on N Market Street Trail Avenue Church Street Fifth Street Patrick near Court Street Elm Street East Third Street and College Park. Exclusive Frederick County agents for Remington Smith Premier Monarch typewriters and supplies. Coupon ribbon book and ribbons offered. Phone 74-W.
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N. Market Streat
N. Market St
Trail Avenue
Church St
Fifth
Elm St
Patrick
Court St
East Third St
Weat
College Park
Frederick County
Remington, Smith Premier
Monarch
N. Market &T
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Mercury
Mars
Sat
Arn
Jupiter
Venus
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Empire
Sar
Indianapolis Star
Sorzhum
Washington Star
Vancouver Island
Sian
W. M. Hayett
Washington County School Board
Young Peoples
Young People’s
George W. Knock
Florence Mealey
Catherine R. Mullican
Fern Pettingall
George Mullican
Anna Rothenhoeter
Gill
Seattle
Reading
Blue Ribbon Grocery
L. R. Osborne
F. M
Jesse J. Renner
New Midway
Walkersville
McCleery
Clifford H. Doll
City Register
Monon Laundry
South Market Street
Chas. H. Heffner
Payne's Millinery
Va. O. P
Ford
Opera House
G. H. S. Alumnae
Paul Holdcraft
D. E. Refauver
Mullinix
Frederick Md
Briscoe
North Market St
Briscoe and Regal Service Station
Blumenauer & CO
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Frederick, MD
Capital
Oxford
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. D. Hendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Neidig & Miller
John 8
Ramsburne
Q. Baker
M. Thomas
D. BK. Kefsover
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
P. L. Hargett
John 5
Newman
Gambrill, Jr
Sweet
Potts & Griffin
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Albaugh & Harrington
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D
Harp
Real Estate, Bonds and mi
Prthion Gentle Belding
Grayson M
Mercer
State Road
Trom
N. W
Grayson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
N. Market Street
Ext
Gratson H. Staley
Insurance
Frederick Cirr
Cramer & Staufyer
Noren
Real Est, Mort. & Inv. CO
Fire Insurance
Rosemont Addition
Villa Estates
N. Market St. Ext
EB. Seventh St
Hamilton Street
Braddock Heights
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
John N. Clary
Mgr
W. Patrick
Automobile Insurance
King
Konerd Kepner
Frederick, Ma
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