Frederick Business Men's Banquet Shapes City Future
Over a hundred Frederick business leaders gathered at Hotel Burgess for the first Business Men's Association banquet. Speeches by A. C. McCardell and others praised progress, urged unity, and highlighted banking growth, public works, and planned rail and telegraph improvements, with emphasis on citizen involvement and future development.
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Business Men’s Association of
Frederick Grand Success
Hotel Burgess
Frederick
William P. Maulaby
A.C. McCardell
Association
John C. Hardt
George Ed. Smith
Schley
Rios
iIfso
Frederick City
Rohrback
James E. Walker
E. C. Shupherd
Victor Weirman
Pennsylvania Railroad
George H. Cobb
Harrisburg
Confederate Veterans Hold Sessions In Charleston May Day
The Charleston gathering of the United Confederate Veterans featured General Wheeler's address amid enthusiastic reception led by General Gordon and General Hampton. A gift banner from the Daughters of the Confederacy was presented, Hampton resigning as Army of Northern Virginia commander. The Jefferson Davis monument project received renewed push with $19,982 on hand and calls for southern women’s help. Officers to be elected this afternoon. Disastrous fire in Sura Bumora, Bukowina, destroyed 26 buildings.
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E. Y. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Monocacy
Fort Stephenson
Early
Washington
Sixth Corps
Army of the Potomac
Lincoln
Charleston
Confedeate
Winnoe Davis
Joseph Wheeler
General Wheeler
Gordon
Santiago
Army
Flag of America
Wheeler
Prince Albert
Winnie Davis
America
General Gordon
Wade Hampton
Colonel Holmes
Barker
Confederacy
South Carolina
Holmes
General Hampton
Daughters of the Confederacy of
United Confederate Veterans
Hampton
South
Army of
Northern Virginia
Jefferson Davis Monument Committee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Richmond
Women of
Lewis
Bay
Auditorim
General Lee
McKinley
John B. Gordon
Encouraging news from General Otte on Philippine insurrection
Washington May 12 General Otte reports a very encouraging tone in war department dispatches about the Philippine insurrection. He notes gunboats pushed to Calumpit and to Grande, with allied railway links secured, and observers say signs of insurgent disintegration appear daily.
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Nevery Badd
Washington
Otte
War Department
Philippines
Calumpit
Une
Lo Grande
Mnentober
McMillan
Alger
Detroit
General Alger
Michigan
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W. Patrick St
Irving S. Biser
W. Church St
Frederick, Md
Mmarlidiy
Patterson Institute of Gstsor- Biby
Loan & Trust Building
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Howard House
Cor. Paare and Ltd
J. T. Pyles
West
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Ernest Helfenstein
Partick St
Fisher & Shaw Bankers and Brokers
South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
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Joseph D. Baker
Frank B. Sappington
Mr. Sappington
Sappington
J. Clarke Kieffer
Geo. Ed. Smith
Cuba
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Tach
Prederick
Far East
Winfield Scott Schley
Noah
Cramer
Jacob Rohrbach
Judiciary Legal Fraternity
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Board of Health
Greater
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Cleveland
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Catholic Knights
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England
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United States District Court
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Civic Federation of Chicago
Emma Schuster
George Schuster
Schuster Brothers
New York City
Mount Vernon
New Castle
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Wampum
Spangler'’s Run
William Wolcott
Battle Creek
Mich
Sanitarium
Dreyfus
Jamef
Paris
The
Petit Bleu
Republican Guard
St. Nazaire
France
Lafayette
London
Rome
Daily Mail
Trenton
John Smith
New Jersey Steel and Ironworks
St. Francis’ Hospital
Odessa