Wellington backs Lowndes as GOP gubernatorial nominee
Senator Wellington argues Governor Lowndes is the only logical Republican candidate, having fulfilled party pledges and reforms. He says Lowndes unites factions and could draw Democrats to the ticket, cites loyalty to Mayor Malater, and signals a State Central Committee meeting this month to set a State Convention date.
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Wellington
Maryland
Owndes
Nominon
Reblican
Gover- Lowndes
Goverx Lowndes
Tger
Malater
Ie State Central Committee
Baltimore
Reublican
Biser Holds Court for Range of Offenses in Local Magistrate Session
Daisy Grove paid a 2.50 fine for disorderly conduct after being brought before Magistrate Biser. Frederick Letter was jailed for fifteen days after failing to pay a 5 fine for intoxication. Two unnamed men were jailed ten days for drunkenness. Bylas Brooks, William Staunton and Mitchell faced a future trial for a three corner fight in Shebron. Staunton paid 2.00. A group of five discharged soldiers from Chickamauga traveled overland to Ohio, camping near New Market and passing Frederick this afternoon, riding in a wagon drawn by mules.
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Biser
Daisy Grove
Catalley
Frederick Letter
Iser
John
Vline
Harry Nogle
Howard
Tidenour
Eiser
Bylas Brooks
Staunton
Sad Mitchel
Shebron
Ridenour
Mitchel
Brooks
Chickamauga
Ohio
New Market
Frederick
National Geographic Society trip pleases Washington visitors
Members of the National Geographic Society of Washington enjoyed a Saturday trip to Frederick and Braddock Heights. Despite cloudy skies the view from the mountain top impressed them. They visited city sights, bought views, and returned home satisfied with their first visit. Col. R. G. Ingersoll recently lectured on Shakespeare in Boston, drawing applause and lively reactions.
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National Grophical Society of Washington
Frederick and
Braddock Heights
Maryland Classis announces apportionments and Goodrich obituary
At a Saturday session of the Maryland Classis of the Reformed church in Jefferson, reports outlined church extension funds including a $1000 request and a $500 for Christchurch Baltimore. The classis noted Goodrich’s death and planned a funeral at Clear Springs with J S Kieffer and G A Snyder presiding.
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Maryland
Classis
The
Reformed Church
Jefferson
5.M. Hench
T. F. Hoffmeier
Board of Trustees of
Cistly
Baltimore
Christchurch
T. B. Hoffmeier
G. W. Mowen
Mount Pleasant
Woodsboro
Boonsboro
D. C. Dieffenbach
Theological
Lancaster
Committee On Minutes of Synod
B. R. Eschbach
Potomac Synod
Woman’s College
Frederick
B. R. Carnahan
Theological Seminary
Catawba College
Calvin College
Synod
Dr. Clever
A.T.G. Apple
Washington, D. C
F. W. Bald
Geo. W. Snyder
L E.oblentz
J. W. Santee
Clear Springs
J.S. Kieffer
G. A. Snyder
J. 5. Kieffer
Mr. Goodrich
Allegany County Bar Library Fight Decided by Judge Stake
Judge Stake ruled on Saturday the Allegany County Bar Association may stay in the courthouse library room funded by the County Commissioners for the association. Two nonmembers Cochrane and Watson were denied access. The mandamus petition was dismissed, with possible appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Cumberland
Allegany County Bar Association
Messrs. Cochrane and Watson
Messrs. Cochrane
Watson
Bar Association
Stake
Court of Appeals
Ills Of Mr Esan Creager In Walkersville
The Sick Mr Esan Creager of Walkersville is ill. Joshua Adelsperger who moved from Taneytown district to Emmitsburg is seriously ill with partial paralysis and dropsy.
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Esan Creager
Walkersville
Joshua Adelsperger
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Repair the Walks at Court Park in Frederick
At the next county commissioners session on May 18 and 16 the board is likely to approve citizens proposed repairs to Court Park walks. Public sentiment favors the improvement as a beautifying move for the city’s busiest park area near the courthouse, with repainting planned to enhance overall appearance.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Court Park
Court House
Juniors to Contest at Westminster Firemen’s Convention
At a special meeting the Junior Fire Company voted to take their steamer to Westminster for the upcoming firemen’s convention. Ladies are asked to provide floral and tissue decorations for the engine and leave them at Junior Hall. A committee led by Francis Smith will arrange the trip and a practice team will be formed this evening at 8 o’clock at the engine house. The Juniors plan a large delegation and a handsome, ornamented steamer for the parade.
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Westminster
Francis Smith
Good Troupe At Opera House Delights City Audience
The Arnold Welles Players presented Rip Van Winkle at the City Opera House to a large, appreciative crowd. A strong theatrical company, they’ll perform nightly through the week with standout acts by Lew Silver, Trixie Lewis, Jesse Huston, and Welles, who showcased a four-voiced vocal display with self accompaniment.
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Arnold Welles
Opera House
Rip van Winkle
Lew Silver
Trixie Lewis
Jesse Huston
Miss Welles
City Opera Flouge
May-Time Festivities and church benefits
A Thursday night entertainment and cake walk at Shafer's Hall Middletown benefit Asbury M E church. A musical and literary program at M E church Brunswick tomorrow at eight with Mrs E H Zeigler and Misses May Hickman and Koehler as local participants. Harmony Cornet Band plans a concert festival at Bermany on Whit Monday afternoon and night May 22.
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Shafer’s
Bermany
Missionary Convention to Convene at St Mark's Baltimore
The eleventh biennial convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States will meet at St Mark's Lutheran church in Baltimore starting Tuesday and running through Friday. About 200 delegates from across the country will attend.
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The
Woman’s Some and Foreign Missionary Society
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In the
United States
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Episcopal Convocation Sets May 31 in Baltimore
The annual convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland will be held May 31 at Emmanuel Church and Read Streets in Baltimore. The key issues are providing more adequate quarters for the diocesan library and whether the Bishop's residence should be moved to another city location.
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Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Emmanuel Church
Cathedral
Read Streets
Baltimore
Nazareth
Chas Frohman Names Criterion Theater in New York
A New York dispatch reports Chas Frohman has named the Criterion for his new theater in Hammerstein's Olympia building. The venue opens in September with a new comedy, to be followed by Miss Julia Marlowe in Barbara Frietchie the Frederick Girl by Clyde Fitch.
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New York
Maryland School for the Deaf Board Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Board of Visitors of Maryland School for the Deaf will be held on Tuesday June 13. The school will close for summer vacation on Wednesday June 21. The quadrennial reunion of graduates is planned for next year.
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School For the Deaf
Board of Visitors of Maryland School For the Deaf
Real Estate Sold Near Walkersville by Auction
Walter Saunders, auctioneer, sold on Saturday last on the premises a farm near Walkersville. Calvin S. Barrier, executor, bought 174 acres for $37 per acre, and Jacob Cram purchased 76 acres for $12 per acre. Mrs. Calvin S. Barrier acquired the 174 acre tract.
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Walter Saunders
Walkersville
Calvin S. Barrier
Jacob Cram
May Term Opens for Frederick County Circuit Court
The May term of Frederick County Circuit Court began without a jury. The morning session was spent reading the docket which lists 64 trials including 35 originals, 26 appeals, and 72 criminal cases.
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Frederick County
When Nature Needs Assistance Promptly Remedied
A vintage ad notes that even perfect remedies should be used when needed and endorses the Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company as the best simple gentle remedy.
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The
California Fig Syrup Company
Religious groups meet and church notes from Rocky Ridge
The Middle Conference of the Lutheran Synod meets at Rocky Ridge tonight, continuing to Wednesday. Ascension Day festival planned by Reformed Sunday Schools Thursday at 7:30 pm with Rev D J Wolf as speaker from Walkersville. Various pastors preach in local churches and church events including corner stone laying for Church of God and Rogation Day services.
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The
Lutheran Synod
Rocky Ridge
Reformed Sunday Schools
D. J. Wolf
Walkersville
O. Clever
Baltimore
Grace Reformed Church
J. Musser
Reformed Church Messenger
Church of God
Fifth
Boats Streets
Saxton
Woodsboro
Philhower
Boongdore
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Brool Hill
Page Milburn
M. E. Church
W. S. McKinney
Epworth League
Wesley Tull
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. Kuhlman
D. D
First Reformed Church
Osborne Ingle
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Father Coleman
Our Lord
Heaven
the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Father Scanlon
S. J
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Father Richards
Mother of God
War of Death Mrs Reed Widow of Baltimore Resident
Obituary notices for Mrs Ann Rebecca Reed widow of John Reed who died in Baltimore aged 76 from apoplexy. She formerly lived in this city and was sister of Mrs Bitty Hahn. Her funeral is set for Wednesday from 1007 West Lexington Street with interment at London Park cemetery.
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Reed
Ann Rebecca Reed
John Reed
Baltimore
Bitty Hahn
George A. Maurer
Julia Stewart
Captain Stewart
West
Lexington Street
London Park Cemetery
A. R
Mt. Tabor
J.B. Ogie
J.D. Keilholtz
J. Ott
W.H. Fox
E. Black
A. W. Yolland
South Mountain
Mary M. Hooper
Cardinal Gibbona
Benjamin I. Horwitz
Johna Hopking Hospital
Jane Price Gaines
J. M. Gaines
Hagerstown
Paschal Buford Hall
New York
Ema
Naples
Italy
James A. Sherman
Bucktown
Dorchester County
Washington County
John Albert
Denver
Col
New Orleans
Charles Hampton Smith
United States Marines
Guantanamo
Cuba
Smallwood
Carroll County
Westminster Theological Seminary
Methodist Protestant Church
I. L. Elderdica
Keedysville
D. M. Neikirk
Burgess
J. H Taylor
John A. Crrossnickle
Pryor
J. W. Rohrer
Mr. Cost
P. Reedy
William Washington
Cumberland
Jana Washington
Straugha Building Fire Lights Cambridge Area
A Cambridge fire Sunday morning destroyed the Straugha Building. The blaze caused extensive damage with reports of losses and inquiries into the incident. No further details on causes or casualties are provided in readable text.
Wolfinger Phoebus wed in Columbia ceremony
Mr Bruce Wolfinger and Miss Manzella Phoebus both of Columbia Pa were married last night at the residence of Mr John Phoebus on West South Street. Dr E R Eschbach pastor of the Evangelical Reformed church performed the ceremony.
Market Prices at Frederick Grain Markets
TRE LOGAL MART reports Wheat at 71 cents per bushel in Frederick today. Corn shelled 38 cents per bushel and corn on the ear 24 dollars per barrel.
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Frederick Toda
Curtains and Draperies Cleaned or Dyed at Footers Dye Works
Footers Dye Works offers cleaning and dyeing services for portieres lace curtains furniture coverings and all draperies claiming to be the best and most reliable in cleaning wearing apparel. H C James agent at 69 East Third Street provides their booklet price list. Dolls and City Hotel Cafes advertise a selection of seafood tonight including soft crabs frogs and deviled crabs.
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H.C. James
East Third St
Exclusive Carpet House Promotes Matting Trade
L. E. Mulliniz advertises 10 to 20 percent savings to attract customers. The notice urges shoppers to visit the store’s large stock of carpets and mattings, claims exclusive focus, and promises lower prices by buying in bulk. It touts items from plain China mats to fine Japanese damasks and ends with a phone contact and the store’s exclusive status.
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Largo
Kodouk & CO
Embroideries and textiles at Linton E Main sale
Linton E Main advertises a large stock of embroideries fabrics and accessories from Naindgok and Colot Ventoo Lara. It boasts new patterns apparel trims sashes buckles tailored suits and graded fabrics with emphasis on quality and value for potential buyers. The copy highlights many textile items and invites customers to compare samples in person.
Fresh Shad and Millinery Parlor Advertisements
Fresh Shad, Shad Roe, Trent, Pan Rock, Black Bugs today at L O Castle 43 East Patrick Street. New Millinery Parlor at 67 North Market Street offers latest styles. Mrs Emma Payne profiled. Dr Wm C Boreler specializes in eye ear nose and throat with free spectacles exams. Wall paper patterns praised. free room measurements and estimates offered by C E Cons. telephone 115.
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Trent
Pan Rock
L. O. Castle’s
East Patrick Street
North Market Street
Emma Payne
Wm. C. Boreler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
C. E. Cons
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N—Antoine Glavaimer
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Morris
Algner
Fnuncier
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Philadelphia
M-Louid Mercuu Guttschalk
W—Huttle
Palo Alto
Texas
Jamey &. Wadsworth
John Stuart Mill
Jamen A. Weston
Manchester
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Otce
Geo
E. Ramsburg
Esi Eskin
H. C. James
Ogs, Crabs
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N. Market St
H. Goetz
O. Carty
Ordway
Music House
BSS sihularMssoratane Central Hardware Co
John Hendrickson
H.S. Landis
Neidig & Miller
Lowndes
Aator Wellington
Goodrich
County Law Libraries
Frederick Play
Sunday Schools and Societies
Franklin Stottlemyer
Utica
Chas. Fleming
Fleming
News OF
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George W. Purnell
Straugha
Cambridge
Thomas G. Carroll
Catonsville
Garden Chain
Republican Party
Hanna Koller
Woodberry
Govan
Scotland
Donaldson Line
Hymeneas
Doll's
L. E. Mulliniz
EK. Monin
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Kipling
Rouge
Leon
Tory
Wadlown
Dante
Lidia
Prenetius
Alluyers
Naindgok
Colot Ventoo Lara
Aml
Nainggok
Arden
Jer
Syrano
Greater Frederick
Neidig & Muzzia
N. Matist St
Clinton E. Main
Ty Linton E. Main
C. EB. Oline
F. B. Sappington
Pettijobn
Draperice
Tillsbury
Jan Sdawiy
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ruoz & Sons
If. Vv. Staub
W. Harper's
Nelson County
New Womenta
Chicago
Harper
Indees
Ib. Vv
Stauz
Sie
the Railing Grocery CO
A. E. Rambburg
Lima
C. E. Ranssvag
Market St
J. Heisely Keller
Det
J. Heisely Keller, Drueuist
Ganor
Sande Sandi
Potomac River
B. O.R.R
Pricea
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick ST
R. C
Crown and Bridge
University of Maryland
Tebiodis
Alfred Ritter
Milton G. Urner
Clarta
Keon Bamuutend
Urner
Curner, Keedy & Urker
P. Levy
Atlaw
Cavillae
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