May 5 entries in American history record
The May 5 timeline notes 1613 with U S troops aided by Kentucky soldiers under General Green Clay as General Harrison attacked from the fort and expelled British from their batteries. It also recalls 1864 campaigns around the Wilderness and other Virginia and Georgia clashes, and 1904 the canal zone transfer to the United States.
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United States
Oif Meigs
Kentucky
Green Clay
Harrison
Wilderness
Virginia
Georgia
Canal Zone
Among the Sick and Local Sports at the Frederick Area
Frederick residents face illness as Edward G. Eichelberger remains home with fever. In Maryland Agricultural College meet, Frederick High School sent five, with Arthur Brown placing third in a 100 yard dash. Ross Myers fourth in the mile, Brown fourth in the 220. St Johns College won the meet. Western and Central high tied for first in high school class. Y M C A Juniors beat Buckingham 4 to 3 on Buckingham grounds with listed lineups.
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Frederick High School
Maryland Agricultural College
Arthur Brown
Ross Myers
Brown
South
St. John’s College
Western High School
Washington
Central High School
Japan to protest U S over alien land act ruling
Special Dispatch from Washington reports that on March 5, officials expect Japan to formally protest against the alien land law in California, asserting the United States bears responsibility.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
Alienland
Abandonment Decision Shocks Mountaineer Leader
Special dispatch from The News in Cettinje dated May 3 reports King Nicholas plans to abandon Scutari. The missive includes a curious exchange about romance with Rose and a note on life insurance for a distressed suitor. Also contains an Ohio State Journal remark on paint quality and a Devoe brands promotion.
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Cettinje
Nicholas
Scutari
Rose
Marie
Wes
Ohio State Journal
Forest nursery in Maryland soon
State Forester F W Besley lectured at Woman's College Hall on Maryland forestry efforts, the value of conservation, and the planned forest nursery to send seeds to residents. He highlighted wood uses, fire protection, erosion control and the need for sustainable timber, with a note on roadside trees for highways.
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Maryland
F. W. Besley
Woman's College Hall
Besley
State Department of Forestry
United States
Germany
New York
Mercury Heat Wave Drives Seekers Of Cool Air
May heat peaks at 92 degrees as a warm spell stretches across the region. Residents flock to the countryside and coast for relief while straw hats appear anew and autos show up at crowded country roads. The Weather Bureau forecasts above normal readings east of the Mississippi with cooler plains and mountains to the west.
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Frederick
Northwest
Rocky Mountain Country
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Baltimore City Taxable Basis Recited For 1913
A local notice outlines Baltimore City's 1913 taxable basis at 516381882 dollars. It highlights ground rents as a major factor and advertises $150000 in new five year rents for sale with 5 percent interest, plus other investment offerings and confidential communications.
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Baltimore City
Fuller
C. Francis Baughman
Citizen Office
Frederick Md
Frederick County Farmers Plan District Clubs and Exhibit
The Frederick County Farmers Association formed a committee to organize district farmers clubs to boost local interest. They aim to secure a prominent Frederick booth at the State Horticultural Exhibit in Baltimore next November, with L F Kefanver as exhibit chairman. State Forester Besley spoke on department work and invited attendance at an illustrated lecture. EF J Ogborn was elected a member.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Association
County Association
EH. C. Remsberg
R. Davis
M. F. Flock
J. P. King
Frederick County
Baltimore
Frederick
Farmers’ Association
L. FP. Kefanver
F. W. Besley
Woman's College
EF. J. Ogborn
Association
Dissolution Notice of Young & Staley Firm
Frederick Maryland May 1 1913 notice dissolved by mutual consent Charles T K Young Grayson H Staley will settle all accounts Grayson H Staley continues the business at the same location. Knights of Pythias Mountain City Lodge No 23 to meet in new Pythian Castle. Also notices of sales and licenses in local notices.
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Charles T. K. Young
Grayson H. Staley
Young & Staley
Chas. T. K. Young
Mountain City Lodge
K of P
Pythian Castle
Charles Allandis
R. and
Frederick
Sui
Eity
Rentz
Frederick County
Harry G. Tritapor
Frederick, Md
Fashion Fabrics and Accessories Sale Under President Hendrickson
Numerous fabrics and garments offered with low prices from 26¢ to 4.00 per yard. Silk hosiery, embroidered mandarin handkerchiefs, and various trimmings advertised. Parasol options and new fashion items highlighted, with claims of freshness and modern style.
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Whewin Co
John Mehrbing
E. Patuick St
J. J. Want
N. Market St
Carl Jacobson
EB. Culler
R Dennis, Jr
Villa Estates
Shairman Smith
Carty’s Neidig & Miller -Markey’s
L. Williams Co
Ncievice
Marvelity Opera House
Edward G. ‘Eichelberger
Edward S. Eichelberger
West Church Street
Buckingham
C. Humphreys
B. Burrell
S.s
F. Reynolds
W. Bell
Alder
R. F
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J. Rogers
E. Alder
C. F
G. Reynolds
W. Noviagie
J. Newman
H. Gilbert
W. Wren
W. Rinehart
S. S
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HW. Grimes
PL Winebrewer
L. Fleischman
U. S
Devoe
Hargett & Co
Forest Nursery
Forester Besley
J Welty
Higgins
Attention Democrats
Democratic City Central Committee
City Hall
Joan Francis Smith
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
LD. C
W. J. Drow
Girls’ High School
Mary Newmax
Newman & Col Coal
Church Street
Igc
District Clubs Plan OF Farmers
Ritchie
Knights of Pythias
Jolliffe
Ladies of M. Eo
Harry W. Bowers
Citizens’ National Bank
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Capital
J. D. Baku
Se Aees Ees
WM. G. Baker
N. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Caahler
Samuel G. Duvall
Central Securities CO
Dakotas
U. S. Geological Survey
John D. Hendrickson
Pas
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
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Guilford Shu
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Pearre’s Pharmacy
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Pearre's
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Cramer & Stauffer
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Lestery Brik Dweling
East Fifth
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Trelles
Tregerick
Mantigenw Ty
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Tatery
Soc
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Woman's Colere
AL Braddock Heights
KE Ciiane
BR. F. Grove
South Market St
M. L. Etchison
THD Etchison Furniture
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
Thomas P. Rich
Riales
Grayson H. Mercer
Bath
Melrosy, Ave
Roanoke
Omea Cor. Church
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Jansaaw Fiyee
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