FURS. WLEAN MAKES PATRIOTIC SPEECH 1914 Star-Spangled Banner Celebration Endorsed
At the International Peace Conference in New York City, Mrs. Donald Ritchie McLean urged Maryland hospitality for the Star-Spangled Banner Celebration of 1914 in Baltimore. Mayor Preston and Baltimore figures supported worldwide cooperation and a series of observances marking the War of 1812 era. The Baltimore American praised Mrs. McLean's passionate defense of national unity and women’s role, noting applause and Carnegie’s praise. Also noted was a real estate transfer involving Willie Minter and Charles E Savier.
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Sons of Maryland
Hotel Plaza
New York
Preston
Bernard N. Baker
Joseph R. Baldwin
Baltimore
Donald Ritchie McLean
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Traderick
South
Old
Maryland
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo
McLean
Ghent Thieve
Baltimore American
Carnegie
Lord Weardale
Baid
Health and Endurance Linked to Success Revealed
A fragmented health note claims success hinges on regular bowels and general wellbeing. It asserts a man is sick when constipated and praises Chamberlain’s Tablets for bowel movement and appetite, noting dealers carry the remedy as an advertisement.
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Brian
Beeen
Baltimore and Ohio adopts semi monthly pay policy
On June 1 the Baltimore and Ohio will begin paying semi monthly to its workforce. State laws in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania require twice monthly payments, and the company extends the policy to its Maryland employees. The change aims to help workers with living expenses by providing ready money and may inspire similar actions by other railroads. Today is pay day at Brunswick with normal business activity. The Walkersville W C T U held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Solomon Cramhall’s home with fourteen members. refreshments followed. The Walkersville WOC The Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union will host its convention on June 12.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Treasury
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
General Assembly
Walkersville
Solomon Cramhear
T. CU
Frederick County
T. UL
Dane
Temperature Drops With Overnight Rain Soaked Night
The mercury fell to 43 degrees last night after a daytime high near 67. A light rain began but amounted to little. By 9 am this morning the thermometer read in the 50s, marking the coolest morning in some time.
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Otlock
Tag Day fundraising funds reach one hundred dollars
The article describes Tag Day in an urban area where volunteers, led by Miss Mabel Kindley and Miss Charlotte Baker, collected $100 by 1 PM for the Outdoor Department of the Civic Club. Women and youths sold square pasteboard tags, while taggers entertained by tugging victims and collecting cash. The proceeds support playgrounds and creek beautification projects in Clarke Place.
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Outdoor Department of Civic Club
Clvte Glib
Mabel Kindley
Charlotte Baker
Carroll Creek
Mabal Kindley
Mary McCardell
C. Beas Castle
Grace Zimmerman
Rachel Motter
Ron Brown
Margrete Dill
Antoinette Markell
Anne Schley
Ethel Fitzpatrick
Arianna Belt
Alice Dean
Pauline McCardell
Lillian Motter
Mary Ramsburg
Ibien McSherry
Louisa McDanne
Roxana White
Inez Willard
Miss Grove
Suushing Club
Clarke Place
W. Harry Slader
Frank Newnman
W. H. Berghaus, Jr
Robert Tyson
John Newman
Conrad Kennedy
Frank Urner
Paving Progress on Carroll Street Near Bridge
Contractor Charles I F Klipp expects to complete paving the west side of Carroll Street by night between Saint Street and the Carroll Creek bridge. The west side had been graded to Patrick Street. Paving on the hi between the Baltimore and Ohio passenger track and South Street is delayed due to a shortage of hillside paving bricks.
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Charles IF. Klipp
Carroll Street
Saint Street
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
Baltimore and Ohio
South Street
Memorial Service Held by Frederick Conclave
Frederick Conclave met last night at Independent Hall Indapandent Lodge for annual memorial services honoring the dead. Since December 1899 the group has lost eight members including Kath Eidler Turner Birdy Kepler Witter Zimmerman and Kragier. The elegy was delivered by C C Rushernan of Fort Lauderdale Florida. Several members spoke including Haugh Bennet Moser Chapline and Eichelberger before refreshments of cream and cakes.
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Frederick
Indapandent
Calvin W. Kath
Joseph P. Eidler
Luther
Turner
Samuel M. Birdy
Lorenzo J. Kepler
J. Alfred Witter
John J. Zimmerman
Job Fe Kragier
C. C. Rushernan
Fort Lauderdaie
Florida
Iecg. Haugh
J. A. Bennet
A A. Moser Harty
Cascarets Best for Internal Cleanse and Gentle Relief
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as essential for keeping bowels liver and stomach clean. It claims immediate cleansing of stomach and elimination of foul gases, promising a morning reset and long-lasting regularity for adults and children.
Maryland State Roads Sealed Bids for Frederick County Highway Sections
Maryland State Roads Commission invites sealed proposals for resurfacing two sections of Frederick County highways from Monocacy River bridge to New Market and from New Market to Plane No 4. Bids due May 19, 1914, require certified checks and bonds, with prints and specifications available for purchase. The commission may reject any and all bids.
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Frederick County
Frederick Pike
Monocavy River Bridge
New Market
State Roads Commission
North Howard Streei
Baltimore
Maryland
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
Wm L. Marcy
C. E Wller
Frederick MD Aldermen to hear on street regrading and paving plan
Notice to citizens that the Board of Aldermen will meet May 14 1913 at 7 30 p m in the City Hall Building Frederick Maryland to hear objections and comments on an ordinance for regrading repaving with approved material recurbing with granite or concrete along part of East All Saints Street between Market Street and 250 feet east and to assess half the cost to affected properties. Materials to be chosen at bid time if contracted or by the Board if city work. John Edward Schell mayor.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
All Saints Street
Market Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
Mayland
East AN Saints Street
John Edward Schell
Candidate notices for city registry and mayoral race
Political notices announce candidates for city registrar and mayoral posts. Names include Eckstein and other hopefuls, with reference to party primary decisions and community support, amid a regional election context.
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Tradliy Nicodemus
Frederick County Democratic candidate notices 1913
Abram J. Eichelberger announces for County Treasurer of Frederick County in the 1913 Democratic primary, pledging one term and not seeking another. William V. Wolfe runs for County Commissioner, seeking Democrat support in the primaries. Ezra Lewis Cramer announces for Sheriff of Frederick County, subject to Democratic primaries.
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Bherlit
Democratic Party
Sherif
Frederick County
Abram J. Eichelberger
Dedd&wk
WM. V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Thomas N. Mohler
Buckeystown
Robert L. Cramer
Clarence C. Holtz. Dectth&énheTtt
E. Victor Myers
wTom
John D. Conard
Frederick
Marlold
Fredak County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Janzd
wFrem
Calvin L
Lewistown
John W. Humal
Frederick District
Marlod&whim
D. Williams
Liamsville
Mryself
Frederick Cound
D. C. Ramsburg
Toras
Summers
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Willie
Minter
Charles E Savier
C. Zimmerman
Dukes
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Oidall
Ile Ae Nivodeniuan
Nani
Zimermart
Mhot
Nicodeius
Bailey
Zimmerman
Schell
Hersperger
McBride
W. Zumerman
I Baumgardner
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Gambei
Thomas
Githeril Cose
Kemp
Berghaus
Abate
Tlegarth
Millisby
Ramblers
Stags
Gilson
Asi
ATG
Aviatora
Monarchs
Senecas
Brunswick
Civic Club
Jin
National Bank
Emory L. Coblentz
Chas. Wertheimer
Vica
Frank C. Norwood
Rob't. A. Kemp
Oe Cashier
GEO
T. Baumgardner
Asaint Cashier
Richard Potts
Assist. Cashier
Col. L. Tiernan Brien
Frederick Comniv
Marland
Col i. Tiernan Brey
Tare
Waitans
Aisa Ane Devien Wagen
Veohgin Brenig
State OF Maryland
Stati Roade Commission
NISI
Circuit Court
Edith W. Main
Leo Weinberg
Edith W. Mazin
Tea Weinberg
Gengrt
Harry W. Bowers
Arthur D. Willard
Frank L. Stoner
Edgar H. McBride
Court St. Opp
Frederick, Md
Roe W. Poole
Maldiy
B. Evard Repner
North Market Street
Frederick, MO
Redertok
Jems
Eckstein
Fraley
Mayo
Adidata
Sugmore
Wenry A. Matl
Aldirman
Elmes McC
Phebus
Lewis A. Rice
City Register
G. Waring Tyson
Marriott
Dr. C. If
Goodell
Market St. Slay Lodge
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East Patrick Street
Kamailtun Addition
South Market St. Mayddat
Wickless
East Fourth St
Nover
Abby
Empire Theatre
Hahn & Betson Maytdot
New Jersey
Buckingham Industrial School
Eystown
Braddock Heights
Building and Development Co
Mayor
Elm Street
George B . Kehne
Kehne
Fast Third Street
Vrice
J. H. Gambrill
J.D Crimmins
N. Market St
Febschatt
Lower Fisure
G. EL Smith
Mapieville
Washington County
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Maurice EO Culler
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Crawford
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Dines
Shaw
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