May 10 in American History Highlights
Key historical notes from 1823 to 1901 include birth of statesman John Stermain and death of Stonewall Jackson from 1863, with Jackson born in 1824. The first railroad to the Pacific was completed in 1860. Henry Morton Stanley, explorer and author, died in 1901. Also referenced are planetary alignments and the love star Cor Aldrae near Hydra at 8:30 p.m.
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John Stermain
Thomas Jonathan (Stonewall) Jackson
Chancellorsville
The
Pacific
Uujon Pacific
Henry MN. Stanley
Africa
Death notices from Harrisburg area noted at Roland Park
Miss Catherine Dunott daughter of Elizabeth T and the late Dr Thomas J Dunott of Harrisburg died about 10 PM at 706 Gladstone road Roland Park after years of invalidism She leaves three brothers and a Baltimore sister death also reports Jennie E Clagett Damascus dies early morning leaving five siblings and Lurida Jurdett interment Montgomery Chapel cemetery plus infant Emoa Irene Crammutt dies of diphtheria burial Mt Olivet with funeral director Carty
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Miss Catherne
Dunott
Elizabeth T
Thomas J. Dunott
Harrisburg
Daniel Z Dunott
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railway
Gladstone Road
Roland Park
Miss Dunott
Miss Junott
Frederick
Justin
D. Z. Dunott
Sydney Dunott
Los Angeles
Cal
Jennie E Clagett
Damascus
Yaa Aten
Lirida
Jurdett
Oliver Watkins
Woodfield
Addie Kinser
Mt Airy
Ecthison
E. W., Etchison
J. M. Etchison
Gaithersburg
L. B. Etchison
Marcellus Etchison
Laytonsville
Montgomery Chapel
Emoa Irene
William Crammutt
Reds Mill
Jesse Burrall
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Carty
Villa Estates lots sold and farm purchases noted
Superintendent Gregg of Montevue Hospital buys three small farms at Villa Estates while three Jets are sold and more single lots move. A Frederick manufacturer eyes five acres for a handsome dwelling. Edward Lo Williams of the Edward Williams Co. praises the sales and the ample garden space.
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Edward Lo Williams
Eduard 1 Williams Co
Sina Farms
Adamstown Wins in Narrow Baseball Victory
The Adamsiownich base ball team defeated Reimsnick at Javiers ground yesterday afternoon by a 4 to 6 score. Key players and exact timings are not listed in the readable text.
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Adamsiownich Scheel
Reimsnick
Javiers
Remains Moved From Old Episcopal Graveyard To Mt Olivet
Church authorities plan to move all bodies from the East All Saints street Episcopal graveyard to Mt Olivet cemetery. T. P. Rice and workers will disinter remains including Governor Johnson’s, with the church bearing costs and offering the old property for sale to fund reinterments.
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All ‘Saints’ Street
Mt. Olivet
All Saints’ Church
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Rice
Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Street
Carroll Creek
Kins
M. B. Church
Joh Maulsby
Mt. Olive
Episcopal Graveyard
Colored Methodist Church
Lill Church
All Saint’s Church
Tice
Johnson
Social event at Walkersville by Mr John Stuiffer
Mr John Stuiffer hosted a social gathering with the High School baseball club and at least some young friends at his Walkersville home. Guests traveled from Frederick on the 4.40 train and returned later in two large wagons.
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John Stuiffer
Walkersville
Frederick
Baltimore Polytechnic Faces Tough Frederick High Test
Baltimore Polytechnic braces for a hard contest against Frederick High School today. The local team aims to prove its mettle in a season defining clash with high stakes and strong rivals.
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Frederick High School
Baltimore Polytechnic
Local Busy Corner Bargains and May 21 Field Day
A jumble of local ads lists prices on household goods from 20c to $2.95 along with upcoming events. Boys' High School Field Day is set for Wednesday afternoon May 21 at the High School Grounds with 10 cent admission. Also notices of building subcontractor inquiries, hospital board meeting, a May 12 graduation recital, assorted furniture prices, a strawberry festival May 30 and 31, and various rental and organizational notices. Includes names such as Ernest W. Kemp and The Frederick City Hospital and references to Baltimore contractors Bennett Building Co.
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College Hall
Dorsey & Co
Markey’s
Bennett Building Co
Balto
Fred. R. R. Villa Estates
Edward L. Williams Co
Marvel
Florida
Schmidt
Gilbert
City Opera House
Earnest W. Kemp
Benjamn F. Bennett Building Co
Baltimore, Md
New City Hotel
Woman's College
Childrens Ward
Sabillasville
Spectral Car Service schedules to Braddock Heights
A fragmented notice shows Spectral Car Service operating to Braddock Heights with departures from Frederik onSunday afternoon and open ing Monday. Cars leave Frederik about every half hour, with service maintained late in the afternoon and evening near endas. Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Co. listed.
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Braddock Heights
Frederik
Braddeck
Endas
Teacher Hearing Class On Porch Near Frederick County
Superintendent John T. White and G Lloyd Palmer will have visited all 186 county school buildings by year end with about 160 already inspected. Each leader has about 80 schools to cover and will assess teaching methods and building conditions to recommend improvements. Palmer recalled a porch teaching scene and noted the panel’s stance on the practice. Teachers seek spring permissions for field trips, which are generally denied. Two more commencements set for Emmitsburg June 2 and Walkersville June 8.
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White
Mr. Palmer
Addi
John T. White
G. Lloyd Palier
Iederick
Palmer
Frederick County
School Board
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Albaugh & Harrington
Dugurvithe Amt
Sting
Braddock Heights
Remington
Smith-Fremier
Monarch
Farma
Frederick
N. Market St
Sunday Excursion to Baltimore from Frederick
Sunday excursion details show daily round trip from Frederick at 7.10 am to Baltimore with return options 4.15 pm or 9 pm. Round trip fare listed as $1.25, issued by Frederick Railroad Co.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick Railroad CO
Johns Hendrickson Men’s Wear Goods Ad Copy
An old catalog style ad touts silk shirts linen pasthrs tul suits and skirts, Kayser gloves muslin underwear and draperies. It promotes Nemo set service and emphasizes quality and fashionable apparel for men women and children with prices and new shipments highlighted.
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NEMO
J.D. Hendrickson
Etchison Furniture Store Ad Runs 85 Cents
An old newspaper ad notes Etchison Furniture Store offering several items at 85 cents and a repeat of a sale theme. The readable fragment suggests promotional pricing and store mention.
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Etchison Furniture
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