May 14 in American History landmark events
The May 14 entry recalls 1757 first constitutional convention not in Philadelphia, 1803 Jackson Miss. captured by Grant forces with rear attack on Vicksburg, and 1906 Carl Schurz death. Astronomical notes mark Saturn at evening, planets Mercury Jupiter Mars Venus with Capella guiding the northwest sky near 9 p.m.
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Philadelphia
United States
Jackson, Miss
Grant
Vicksburg
Carl Schurz
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Auriga
Capella
Milky Way
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
The column reports illnesses and hospital moves in Frederick. Mrs Charles E Lines, formerly ill at 401 East Patrick, was moved to City Hospital for stomach and appendicitis surgery. Mrs Osburn underwent an operation at Maryland University hospital Baltimore by Dr Spruell with Dr Vappington attending. Osburn’s condition today is very satisfactory. Chapline brothers Harry and Thomas Osburn were in Baltimore and returned home.
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Frederick
Crayon
East Patrick Street
Albert Finney
Charles
Charles E. Lines
City Hospital
William W. Osburn
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
In. Spruell
C. T. ‘Vappington
Prederick
Harry and
Thomas. Chapline
Osburn
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list visits and travels in Baltimore by Grant Scott John Haines RL Shafi Leo Weinberg and others. Rosa St Clair Porfenberger and Rev Porfenberger of Woodsboro welcomed a daughter. Major bid requests circulate for the Lord Baltimore Motor Car Co. project. A marriage license was issued yesterday in Hagerstown to Wm. R Thompson of Marriottsville and Edith Feilere of Branswick.
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Grant Scott
East Patrick
Baltimore
Reese St Clair Porfenberger
Woodsboro
Mr. Porlenberger
Lutheran Church
Wm. R Thompson
Marriottsville
Edith Feilere
Branswick
Hagerstoun
Registration Drives Highlight City Suffrage Push
The two day registration yielded 622 registered and 143 transfers with 323 new names added. Only 30 colored voters met the property qualification and Johnson’s case drew funds. primaries follow with Democratic and Republican contests shaping up as campaigns begin. Domestic notices show shifts in mayoral and aldermanic bids.
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Mitchell Johnson
Pash Johnson
Jonson
John W. Bruner
James H. Bruner
Mayoral Race Notes Include Several Local Figures
The article mentions Mr Butcher as a potential Alderman candidate and links him to the Frederick City Packing Company. It notes Republican ticket announcements and adds that Dr. S. S. Maynard is among those recently named for the Mayoralty.
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Butcher
Frederick
Dispute Over Ball Game Ends With Arrest in Fracas
A dispute at a baseball game escalated into a fracas injuring Robert Hibner. Walter Crawford allegedly struck and killed none. Crawford was jailed after Magistrate Fabian Posey set bail at 100 dollars for grand jury action, with Edmund Crawford as surety. Multiple arrests followed including Lewis Uanmbought and Oliver Loff man. Pearl Hensel’s son faced assault issues. he chose jail over fine. Joseph Bell and Richard Diggs case involved a beer bottle attack with Diggs seeking more witnesses.
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Robert Hibner
William Sh Jjibner
Walter Crawford
Fabian Posey
Arthur D. Willara
Crawford
Posey
Edmund Crawford
Ollver Loffman
Conetyblu Hauver
Lewis Uanmbught
Aquor
Pearl Hensel
Pose
Joseph Bell
Richard Diggs
Diggs
Justice Posey
M D Harp to address Bible class students
Markwood D Harp, teacher of the Men s Bible Class at Evangeli cal Lutheran Sunday School, the largest Men s class in theory, will deliver an eight minute address at the jet meeting of city Bible Classes on May 20. He will outline member securing methods and other facts about building large classes. Several other talks by city Sunday school workers are planned. Invitations were sent to all Adult class members, over 400 issued.
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Markwood D. Harp
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Methodist Episcopal
Harp
Bulding
Jacob Mackley
Guy Brust
Claude Hahn
Thomas Linthicum
Albert Nicholas
A. E. Logan
Charles Sheward
Paul Taylor
J. M. Dinterman
Olie Rosenberry
C. M. Stevens
Eugene Willard
Howard Taylor
Frederick Zimmerman
Wilson Smith
Night Shift at Empire Theater Building
Workmen were employed last night at the Empire Theater as plasterers began work today. The project area is being pushed forward with all possible speed to complete the renovations.
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Empire Theater
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Local Church
The Ladies of M. & church plan a strawberry and ice cream festival in the church basement Thursday evening with a 4 oclock soiree subscription. An Armory date for a special dance was announced, with changes noted. Also listed are Fresh Creamery Butter and regional ads for local shops and beverages.
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Ladies of M. & Church
South
Ill
Miss Ritchie
Armory
Ans
Frederick County Farms Said To Rank Among Richest
An editorial rebuts a Philadelphia Record claim that Chester County tops agricultural wealth, arguing Frederick County Maryland remains among the nation’s richest farming areas. It cites crops, dairy, poultry, and beef, noting land value rising from $21,056,085 in 1900 to $95,952,722 in 1910 and highlighting local skepticism about official statistics.
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Frederickk
United States
Luancasber County
Philadelphia
Mweter
Chester County
Bulliers
Frederick County
Vin Pant
Pats
Frederick
Lancaster County
Maryland
Chippewa Tribe Council Meeting Notice and Ads
Impd O A M members are urged to attend the council on sleep Thursday the 10th of the present moon at the Sthran with a plea that the Dearer Team be present. On The Job ad promotes shad roe and spring chicken meals. Boys' High School Field Day is set for Thursday May 22 with 14 cent admission. Lost valise containing dresses seeks finder for reward and return to Mrs Victor Ravaghman.
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Impd. O. A. M
John H. Cennett
Wic
Victor Ravagzhman
Frederick County shop offers embroidered pillows and silk hosiery
A Frederick store advertises embroidered pillow cages at 200 each and silk hosiery at 25 and 60 cents a pair. It promotes summer comforts at 1.25 and mercerised ratines at 21 cents a yard. Keller & Toms real estate firm highlights farm and city properties for sale, plus insurance and bond services.
Cottage For Sale On Braddock Heights Maryland
Cottage for sale on Braddock Heights best location on mountain top with view of both valleys terms easy possession at once. C E CLINE Frederick Maryland. City property for sale fine home on Rockwell Terrace with modern improvements and property on Second Street possession to suit buyer. W XX JOLLIFFE Real Estate Agent Frederick Maryland. The National Tire Repair Co of Baltimore will open a plant in Frederick around June 7 Milton G Henderson manager.
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Braddock Heights
Mountain Top
Co. E. Cline
Frederick, Md
Rockwell Terrace
Second Street
W. XX. Jolliffe
W. Church St. Frederick
National Tire Repair Co of
Baltimore
Frederick
Milton G. Henderson
Fisk Rubber Co
Braddock Weights
Frederick City
Fréderick County
Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estace
Tuaurante
Uypewritera
Baikt Ba
Remington
Smith-Premier
Monarell
N. Market St
Riand
Doubs
Sind
Boerse
Possistion Wiven
EE S&t. Hickmax
Fiusvenick County
Mul
Novish&awTout
Cramer & Stauffer
Ih Court Street
Teatery
East Second Street
S-slery
East Fifth Street
Meera
Alli Aes
Preaerick
Montgomere
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Landis
G Quynn & Co
Villa Estates
Edward L. Williams Co
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John Haines
Water Street
RL. Shafi
Jefferson
Leo Weinberg
Montgomery County
Lierd T. MacGill
Lord Baltimore Motor Car Co
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Mt St. Mary's
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Brunswick
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Charles Réhrback
Burke
Ireland
William Schnauffer
J. Emory Nelson
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Philadelphia Record
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Eee
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Samuel G. Duvall
Gro. Wa
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Pearre’'S
the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market ST
Telephone 101
John D. Hendrickson
Loviely Summer Fabrics
J. DI Endrickson
Neidig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Jnguranes
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Keller & Toms
City Hotel
American Bonding Company
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson
Staley
OVFCE
Reformed Parsonage
WN. Jolnit FE
Arent
W. Church
Vregenck
ML. Bycnson
New Citizens' National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
Thomas P. Rich
Marry
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Tarry G
Tritapor
Grayson H, Merchr
East Third Street
Bath
Bee
Melrose Ave
Roanoke
Omee Cor
Dtm
Thickman
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Middletown
Fredererick
Thurmoot
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S Stauffer
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