Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Notice
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Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick, Md
Frederod
Mother's Day Observance Promoted With Wearable Flowers
A 1913 article notes Saturday May 10 as Mother's Day with a call to wear white carnations in honor of mothers. It recalls Miss Anne Jarvis's 1908 movement and praises motherhood, quoting Lord Macaulay on a mother's love and reflection on a vanished mother remembered in memory.
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Anne Jarvis
Philadelphia
Lord Macaulay
Bankerd Specialty Co
Westminster
Marl Odith
L. Welty
East Uhurch St
Lodie Agusts
Miller Speciali
Calhoun Pecialty
Oliver Building
Titisburg
Rerstmercial Co
Liexel Guilding
Iedatean
Frederick
Peetien Far Rison
di H. Kachline
Mayodst
West Fatrick
Marsdsi
Mountain Fires Threaten Frederick Water Supply
Forest fires burned near Big Fishing Creek and Little Fishing Creek heads threatening woodland that feeds Frederick's water supply. Damaging watersheds reduces flow and quality, risking drought periods. Carelessness and neglect worsen mountain fires. stricter methods are urged as timber scarcity grows. Our Times says Barnes Drug Store ad.
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Big Fishing Creek
Litle Fishing Creek
Frederick
White Carnation Salutes Mother on Mother's Day
A poem by Margaret Sangster in the Christian Herald extols the White Carnation worn to honor mothers. It praises the flower as pure and sweet, linked to mothers' steadfast courage and love, calling for wear on Mother's Day in praise of mothers everywhere.
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Hare
Margaret Sangster
The
Christian Herald
Contested junior baseball game ends in dispute
A junior league game between Frederick Blue Stars and Buckeystown ends abruptly after a dispute over the score. Frederick claims 12 to 11 victory, Buckeystown asserts 12 to 12 with three on, none out when called. Umpire was Alton Bennett. Buckeystown players vow to prove their claim.
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Blue Stars
Frederick
Buckeystown
Pietschmann
Baumgardner
Buckerstown
Rogers
McAbee
Alton Bennett
Mossburg
Stars
Court of Appeals Limits Public Service Commission Authority
The Court of Appeals ruled the Public Service Commission lacks jurisdiction over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company finances. The PSC may only assess whether securities are bona fide while business wisdom questions like setting news prices fall outside its authority.
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Court of Appeals
Service Lrd
Public Service Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Items
Local items from the columns of The News May 11 report baseball clubs organizing a season schedule and a crowd stand being erected for spectators. "Yours Mrs Winthrop" at the Frederick Opera House featured by the Frederick Dramatic Association with the Philharmonic Orchestra. At a Janier Meam Fire Engine Company meeting Mr Fallard Koowtz elected speaker to represent the company. The Widdle Conference of the Martland issued by the dewhoran church convened at Knoxville Monday evening.
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Mra
Winthrop
Frederick Dramatic Association
Philharmonic Orchestra
Mosi
Janier Meam Fire Engine
Fallard Koowtz
Braddock Heights Opens Monday Amid Weather Hopes
Frederick residents and county visitors anticipate Braddock Heights opening Monday hoping clear skies will boost crowds on Whit Monday. Last year bad weather cut turnout despite heavy railroad traffic and security plans reducing power issues.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Joint Meeting of City Bible Classes Planned
Leaders of Frederick area Bible classes plan a May 20 joint meeting at the church for about 400 invited Men’s Bible Class members and city ministers. Short addresses will discuss success methods and reducing class encroachment while keeping recruitment vigor. Light refreshments will be served. monthly combined meetings are planned.
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Methodist Monicopal Sunday School
Frederick
Funerals for Mrs Clara Ellen Abb and Mrs Elizabeth Morelock
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Ellen Abb wife of William A Abb were held yesterday at her farm home with Rev Hedges and Rev Metean officiating. Pallbearers included William Riddlemoser Grayson Mercer David Summers John Summers William Zimmerman and Harvey Zimmerman. Interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. A brief service for Mrs Elizabeth Morelock was held at 3 20 this afternoon at Mrs A P Mareh’s home led by Rev Rupp and Rev Kieffer. Remains to be sent to Westminster tomorrow at 6 oclock with services at St Benjamin s church near Westnains. Thomas P Rice was the funeral director.
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Clara Ellen Abb
William A. Abb
Eugene Sponsellor
IS. A. Hedges
Middletown
Tey. Eol. Metean
William Riddlemoser
Grayson Mercer
David Summers
John Summers
William Zimmerman
Elizabeth Morelock
A. P. Mareh
A.S . Rupp
Henrine
Regular Meeting of Boys' Temperance Association
The regular meeting of the Boys' Temperance Association was held last night and well attended. Miss Mealey supervised as superintendent. After a short program, the remainder socialized and refreshments were served. Several members attended and enjoyed the evening. The exercises closed with the Mizpah and the rally cry.
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B. T
Boys’ Temperance Association
Miss Mealey
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Frederick Ad
An advertisement portrays Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney backache and related symptoms. Mrs Amanda Richards of Frederick, Maryland, claims dramatic relief after using the product, urging others to try it via Foster Mulltihurn agents in Rolain, New York.
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Frederick
Doran
Dean
Frederck
Amanda
Richards
Mal
Ness
Tonga
Doan
Foster
Rolain
New York
United States
Negroes Fight for Suffrage Right in Frederick Churches
Frederick colored residents press for municipal voting rights as Johnson seeks court Order to place name on the registry. Attorneys Reno S Harp and Leo Weinberg say movement spans property owners and voters. Hearing set after Tuesday registration. potential Maryland Court of Appeals route if needed.
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Frederick
Reno S. Harp
Leo Weinberg
Mitchell Johnson
Board of Registers
Mr. Flarp
Johnson
Weinberg
Messrs. Slarp
Urner
Circuit Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Smith
Court of Appeals
Fourth Regiment National Guard Birthday Parade
The Fourth Regiment Maryland National Guard of Baltimore will parade this afternoon to celebrate the forty-seventh anniversary of its organization. The unit's anniversary is observed today, with a related note about property sale nearby indicating Webster's real estate holding near Sheokstown transferred to The People Supply Company of Middletown for about one acre.
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Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Marsland National Guard
Gutasson
Staley
George Wo Webster
Sheokstown
Peaple Supphy Company
Middletown
Fragments from a Probate Notice and Obituary Fray
Readable fragments mention Rev Gansor and Kerem, a pharmacy, and a public notice style careening through an obituary segment. Names and places appear with uncertain spelling, suggesting a damaged ceremonial notice about estates and gifts, with a focus on dates and ages yet unclear.
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Sereire
Mera
Bevan
Amakere Do Rev Gansor
Kerem
Adi Srisemeni
Market Goers Brave Cold Amid Fresh Spring Stalls
Crowds gathered early at the market base despite chilly air as spring vegetables and flowers drew buyers. Prices ranged from 4 to 15 cents for produce, 25 to 30 cents for butter, and poultry from 40 to 75 cents each, with dressed birds pricier. Fish, fruit, and shellfish sold briskly with varied per unit costs. The Scrine.
RWY AGREEMENT RATIFIED AND BANKING MATTERS AT HAGERSTOWN
Stockholders of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co ratified a financing agreement with Allen and Peck at the company offices in Hagerstown The plan includes issuing a $10,000,000 mortgage with $3,200,000 to be issued now and the remainder reserved for road betterment and improvements A divorce suit is filed by Florence Ferner through attorney Charles McG Mathias against husband James Harrison Ferner They reside in Brunswick and have four children The Brunswick High School Senior Class held a festival to raise funds for June exercises and there are IR members in the Class of 1915 An advertisement promotes King's New Life Pills for constipation and other ailments with claims of quick relief The sale referenced was successful
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Johnson
Charles Six
George Ed. Schell
Maryland
Smith
Schell
Democratic Register
Washington, D. C
Inisen
Frederick
Marsland
United States
U. & Stallines
Boothiach
City Hotel
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Hagerstown
Allen and Peck
Public Service Commission
Florence Ferner
Charles McG. Mathias
James Harrison Ferner
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
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