Death of Stebert Morris in Philadelphia Marking Revolution Financier
In Philadelphia, the principal financier of the Revolution, Stebert Morris, born in England in 1734, died. The text also notes a 1902 disaster in the Caribbean with Mont Pelee's eruption wiping out 30,000 people at St. Pierre, Martinique and St. Vincent. Astronomical notes mention evening Saturn and morning Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and a Canis Minor star near the Milky Way's southern edge.
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Philadelphia
Revolutio
Stebert Morris
England
Martinique
St. Vincent
Mont” Pelee
St. Pierre
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Sturocyon
Constellation
Canis Minor
Milky Way
Junior Order of Moose inaugurates in city with 77 members
The Junior Order of Moose was installed in the city last night with 77 members, said to be among the largest yet for a junior Moose lodge. James H. Crum and Frank L. Knode led the installation. George A. Paisley is listed as governor. The lodge aims to reach about 100 members quickly and competes for a $300 prize from the Supreme Lodge for the greatest membership gain. Senior Moose in the city reports about 410 members.
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Order of Moose
Baltimore
Philadelphia
James H. Crum
Frank L. Knode
Senoir Order of
Supreme Lodge
C F. Goodell
Eli G. Haugh
William Beall
Among the Sick and Returning Soldiers
Mr. Raymond Toms, from the engineering corps in the South, has returned home on East Second Street after contracting malaria fever. Miss Elizabeth Worman of Rockwell Terrace was operated on at Coty Hospital Tuesday night and was reported slightly improved, resting well but not having a very comfortable night.
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Raymond Toms
East Second Street
Toms
Elizabeth Worman
Rockwell Terrace
Coty Hospital
Grace Church Reception Marks 15th Anniversary
A reception in the Grace Reformed Church chapel on East Second Street celebrated the 15th anniversary of Grace church. The Mite Society organized the event attended by Sunday school members and church friends. The reception committee included Rev EB L McLean Mrs Ida M Markey Mrs Edith Seidling J Travers Thomas and Mr Harry C Smith. Victor-Vitoria selections were performed and refreshments were provided by several ladies.
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Grace Reformed Church
Second Street
Grace Church
EB. L. McLean
Ida M. Markey
Edith Seidling
Me. J. Travers Thomas
Harry C. Smith
Children's Eyes Examined at West End School Brunswick
About 74 pupils were examined by Dr. Tweedie from Baltimore for eye and throat trouble under the Society for the Blind of Brunswick. Parents of children with defective vision will be notified to obtain flashes and throat treatments. advertisement notes assert local paper success.
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West End
Brunswick
Tweedie
Baltimore
Society For the Blind of
Frederick seeks return of alleged Stratton killer
State's Attorney Lewis and Dudley Strasberger return from Pittsburgh where Strasberger identified William Johnson colored confined at Western Penitentiary as the man wanted in Frederick for killing Emanuel Stratton colored twelve years ago. Johnson denied Frederick involvement and claimed other names while prison officials prepare requisition papers to hand him to Maryland authorities.
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William Johnson
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Frederck
Emanuel Stratton
Samuel A. Lewis
Dudley Strasberger
Frederick
Strasberger
Johnson
Lewis
Wiliam Harris
Maryland
Local Homes Repainted Under Various Supervisors
Brief notes report repainting at several residences and a barber shop. Clifford Doll on South Market street home repainted under Henry R Lampe. Lewis Engle on North Bentz street dwelling repainted under J Thomas McDermitt of Baltimore. Woodwork in front of Keyser and Bartholow saloon on North Market street repainted under William H Gilbert. Mrs Cordelia Eyler at City Hospital progressing as well as can be expected.
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Clifford Doll
South Market Street
Henry R Lampe
Cordelia Eyler
City Hospital
Lewis Engle
North Bentz Street
J. Thomas McDermitt
Baltimore
Keyser and Bartholow
North Market Street
William H. Gilbert
Close Frederick houses of ill fame by June first
State's Attorney Lewis orders all houses of ill fame in Frederick to close by June 1 under penalty of law. He had previously set September 1, but moved the date up due to lawlessness and disobedience by keepers. He warned they would be arrested if reopened during his term.
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Lewis
Frederick
Andy
Shervick
J. D. Mendrickson
U S Church to Celebrate 12th Anniversary Sunday
The United Brethren church at Usselty marks its twelfth anniversary with special services and the largest attendance in church history. A Sunday-school session ends a month long attendance contest aiming for 300 attendees, with Mothers Day observed and choir and civic events planned.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Uselty
Charles W. Minmerman
Carmel
Pearl
Chilf
Blp Ruley
Methodist Protestant Church
New Market Offeuil
The
United Brethren
Decatur
Ruly
Our Mothers
Adam Geshbel
William Hoffmaster
Myr
Frederick Zeigler
Lall
Hall and Mack Company
Lord Jesus
Paul Ambrose
C. Austin Miles
F. H. Hummelbaugh
Bids for erecting auto factory here high and trimmed
Bids received for the Lord Baltimore Motor Car Co factory in Frederick were too steep, prompting a trimming plan to lower costs. The site near the White Cross Milk plant was bought by the Frederick Board of Trade, funding from local subscriptions. Purpose is to place the contract soon and start work once price is set, with watchmen among the most sought positions.
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Lord Haltimore Motor Car Company
Frederick
S. Lewis Molier
Frederick Board of Trade
Baltimore
Ife
Motter
White Cross
Frederick Brick Works
Board of Trade
Lord Baltimore Company
Bord of Trade
Lloyd T. MacGiff
Trocard of Trade
Board of Trade Employment Agency
Lord Baltimore Motor Car Co
Finger Amputated In Roadhouse Incident At Brunswick
Lawrence Haller an 18 year old rail yard worker at the Baltimore and Ohio shops in Brunswick had a finger mashed off while guiding a heavy iron piece. Surgeons removed part of bone and dressed the wound, hoping to save the other finger as healing begins. Drs West and Ledges attended.
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Lawrence Haller
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Brunswick
Tnd
West
Ledges
Forest fires rage north of city endangering farms
A large forest blaze near Highland and Thurmont burned about 2 000 acres of woodland while threatening farmsteads including those of James Jackson John W King and Mary Cooper Patrolman F W Fraley and a party of about a dozen men fought the flames all day two additional fires were spotted as authorities investigated the cause with locals suggesting arson to prepare land for huckleberries
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John W. King
Charles Klein
Mr. Grossnickle
James Jackson
James Suman
Mary Cooper
Poress
F. W. Fraley
Thurmont
Fraley
Highland
Mt. Saint Mary's
Farms For Sale Near Frederick Gather Listings
A local real estate list offers several farms near Frederick with details on size, location, and price. Properties include 200 acres three miles from Frederick at $130 per acre, 172 acres near a state road for $11,000, 110 acres for $11,000, 70 acres on a good road for $6,000, 160 acres five miles out, and a 260 acre farm at $11,000 with water and solid buildings. W N JOLLIFFE Real Estate Agent. No. 5 West Church St Frederick followed by business card lines and a terse community event note.
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State Road
W.N. Jolliffe
West Church St. Frederick
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery County
Mid- Wetonh
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Jefferson
Walkersville
New Market
Platts For Sale Notice at 42 South Market Street
B F Grove offers Platts For Sale at 42 South Market Street. Do not miss paying your gas or electric bill on or before the tenth to save your discount.
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Werth
Platts
B. FL Grove
South Market St
Cottage For Sale At Braddock Heights Frederick Md
Cottage for sale at Braddock Heights in Frederick Maryland offers best location with porch around for views of both valleys. Terms available and possession at once.
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Braddock
Yountain Tap
Cense
C &. Cine
Frederick
Braddock Heights
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