Francis Scott Key Paper Read At Kansas City Meeting
A Kansas City union of the Sons of the Revolution and the Daughters of the American Revolution held an inauguration celebration for George Washington. Mrs. Milton Welch delivered the principal paper on Francis Scott Key, detailing his life, death, monuments, and the 1898 Key monument unveiling in Frederick. The narrative covers Key's lineage, education, career, and memorialization.
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Kansas City
Milton Welch
Nelson
Sons of the Revolution
George Washington
Francis Scott Key
Arthur Nelson
Frederick J
Edward Nelson
Welch
England
Lestier
Cornwallis
Frederick County
Maryland
Ancis Scott Key
John Ross Key
Philip Barton Key
St. John’s College
Mount Olivet
Mary Tayloe Key
Francis Scott Key, Jr
Frederick
Key Monument Association
Old Town
Union
Julia McHenry Howard
Funeral of Mrs Annie E Miss at Rocky Springs Chapel
The funeral of Mrs Annie E Miss was held Sunday at Rocky Springs Chapel with Rev Juber Kuhlman officiating. Pallbearers were George Schafer Lewis H Staley Edward L Stap Sr Charles Orrison Lewis Kemp and Wm Keyser. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were in charge of arrangements.
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Annie E. Miss
Rocky Springs Chapel
Juber Kuhlman
George Schafer
Lewis H. Staley
Edward L. Stap, Sr
Charles Orrison
Lewis Kemp
Wm. Keyser
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
RAILWAY EXTENSION PROPOSAL SHARES LOCAL SUPPORT
A Frederick area gathering endorsed an electric railway from Hagerstown to Myersville to link Frederick and Hagerstown. Speakers including George William Smith and John W. Stonebraker urged backing, citing wheat haulage profits and regional ties. The return trip faced horse team disturbances but arrived safely in Hagerstown.
Aguinaldo vows to press war until independence is won
Special dispatch reports Aguinaldo wiring the Philippine Junta that the Filipino government will continue fighting the United States at all costs until independence is secured. The message underscores resolve as the independence goal remains central to the resistance.
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TV News
Loxspox
Aguinaldo
Philippine Junta
United States
Religious World Notes on Local Minister Sermons
Week offers reports on sermons at the Mother House Baltimore Evangelical Lutheran Mt Pleasant Methodist Trinity M E and Presbyterian churches with Scripture themes and hymns. A social at Cyrus Thomas and a Lutheran conference at Mt. Tabor Rocky Ridge are noted along with Dunkard Brethren annual meeting near Union Bridge.
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F. Ho Munhart
Mother House
Baltimore
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Reno
Harp
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbuch
Wilhite
Trinity M. 1
St. Matthew
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church
L.F.M Myers
U. B
Jacob
Cyrus Thomas
East Church Street
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Christ
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Epworth League
M. E
Edgar K. Moore
League
Lutheran Conference
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge
This County
R. S. Patterson
L. H. Waring
Lovettsville
L. F. M. Myers
St. James’ Church
This City
W. L. Remsburg
Myersville
Union Bridge
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM THE CITY
Miss Ella Pigman travels to Washington. Mr Jno U Markell of Baltimore visits Frederick houses. Miss Etta Wolf of Bartholows jour neys to stay with Miss Etta Grant in Court Square. Mr John L Johnson of Union Manufacturing relocates family from Glassboro to 63 East Patrick Street. Mrs Wright and Miss Clotilda Wright return from Liberty to Frederick, and Mrs Judge McCrary and Nellie McCune visit Sunny Side with Dr Boteler’s family over the weekend.
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Ella Pigman
West Church Street
Washington
Jno
U. Markell
Baltimore
Etta Wolf
Bartholows
Iamsville
Robert Clark
St. Louis
Sophie Schley
Wm. A. Shipley
West Fourth Street
Westminster
Carroll Couunty
Etta Grant
Virginia
Frederick
Caroline Ross
Court Square
John L. Johnson
Union Manufacturing Company
Glassboro
N.J
East Patrick Street
John Wright
Clotilda Wright
Liberty
Washington, D._C
United States Circuit
Nellie McCune
Kansas City
W. A. Boteler
Sunny Side
Negro Bloodied at Slidell in Slay and Robbery Case
The Slidell home of Louis and Dora Rosenstein in Montgomery county was found early Saturday with heavy head injuries. Louis died at the Maryland University Hospital and Dora remains unconscious. A suspect, Humphrey Brown, alias Taylor, a Black man, is believed responsible after prayerful scrutiny of notes and robbery motive. Police, led by Sheriff Horton G. Thompson, searched several counties and alerted multiple cities while tracing Brown’s likely route from Boyd’s toward Frederick and Washington. Witnesses described a confrontation at the store and a back room assault with bloodstains pointing to a violent entry. The Rosensteins had recently moved from Russia and owned a local store in Slidell.
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Slidell
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Louis Rosenstein
Dora W. Rosenstein
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Rockville
Boyd’s
Rosenstein
Horton G. Thompson
Brown
Washington
Forest Glen
Frederick
Garrett Linthicum
Boyd's
Abe Goldstein
James Boxall
James S. Stonestreet
de J.E. Deets
Concerts and events fill Kemp Hall and local halls
Nadine Allen with top local musicians headlines a Kemp Hall concert tonight. North Market Street School hosts a festival for the library fund with music and refreshments. Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias hosts visitors from sister lodges for an evening of entertainment.
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Nadine Allen
Kemp Hall
North Market Street
Library Fund
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Model of a Battleship Exhibition At Store Window
Mr Thomas L Zimmerman displays an exhibition in the Wa Staup store window. A finely made miniature battleship Lowa replicates the big cruiser with careful ingenious assembly. The ship has attracted much attention and reflects credit on Mr Zimmerman’s skill and ability.
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Thomas L. Zimmerman
Staup
Lowa
Zimmennan
Little Boy Suffers Throat Injury From Stick Accident
A boy named Frank Rhodes was injured when a stick pushed into his mouth during a street mishap. He sustained a throat wound cutting toward the tonsil and had difficulty swallowing and speaking. By yesterday noon his condition improved slightly and the reminder advises prompt care.
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Frank Rhodes
Baltimore News Digest States and Local Updates
News from Maryland covers deaths and funerals in Baltimore with full military honors for Col George R B Gaither and the funeral of a Mr D L Bartlet. Delegates travel to Minneapolis for a Presbyterian Assembly while John W Greanholtz is named bailiff collector and map lighter in Manchester. Five hundred plus rifles arrive for the Fifth Regiment. A serious injury in Carroll county is noted as Nicholas Loppo loses his right hand. A state rebus on property reassessment and tax changes is discussed along with gubernatorial politics. The new Manchester building nears completion and will be dedicated with ceremonies. Cumberland voters finish registration, wheat and rye crops improve with warm weather, and Bine Mountain Creamery near Pou-Mar plans full cream cheese production as the region gains a new factory within 135 miles.
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DL. Bartlet
Baltiimore
George RB. Gaither
Baltimore
Presbyterian Centcal Assembly
Minneapolis
John W. Greanholtz
Mannchester
Nicholas Loppo
Carroll County
Maryland Mole
Lara Suulety
Strato
Camberland
Bine Mountain
Frantz
Pou-Mar
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office May 13 1809
List of advertised letters remaining at the Frederick city post office on Saturday May 13 1809. Recipients must call for advert ised letters or risk transfer to the dead letter office within two weeks. Names include GexTURMEN, W. Biber, Lapis Lier, Miss Ella Clarke, Miss Maurer, Mrs Walker.
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Frederick City
Gexturmen’s
Biber
Gculingford
Lapis
Lier
Ella Clarke
Miurgie Maurer
Walker
Court convenes as judges hear criminal docket
Circuit Court opened with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Motter. The state section disposed of cases including Arthur Hamilton who pled guilty to assault and was discharged on parole for one year, and Charles Kelley charged with carrying concealed weapons who was discharged on parole for one year.
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Circuit Court Court
McSherry
John A. Motter
State
Arthur Hamilton
Hamilton
Chas. Kelley
Kelley
Braddock Heights firm to auction fine building lots
Tomorrow noon the Braddock Heights Improvement Company through Harvey R Lease auctioneer will sell on the premises fine building lots. These lots are beautifully located and convenient to the electric railway.
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Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Harvey R. Lease
Schools Closed City and County Wide
Public schools in the city and county closed today. High schools will remain closed until June 20. Some schools held entertainments today.
Local music and social events slip into town calendar
Mrs Nadine Allen leads a Kemp Hall concert on Monday May 15 with local talent, admission 25 cents. A special free car to Braddock Heights sale departs May 16 at 1 pm from the square. North Market school hosts an evening fundraiser for a library fund with the Frederick Select Orchestra and cheap fare. City Opera House programs include pupils Esenhauer and Miller with varied acts. Yeakio's sells seats.
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Nadine Allen
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Geo. Wm. Smith
North Market Street
Library Fund
Frederick Select Orchestra
City Opera House
Esenhauer
Miller
Yeakio's
Awnings advertised by L. Be Mullinix
L B Mullinix offers adjustable awnings to fit ordinary windows. Claims simple construction with no noisy iron parts. Made from road quality striped duck and can be fastened low for airflow. Sold with competitive prices and easy one minute setup.
The Exclusive Carpet House Seeks Moon Telephone 150
An advertisement for L. E. Moon at The Exclusive Carpet House. It lists a contact telephone 150 and promotes carpet offerings with the business name prominently featured.
Local Linen Sale Ad Promises Prime Quality at Low Price
A promotional item touts India Linens as prime quality with the promise of money savings this season. It urges readers in Frederick to place a News want ad for 16 cents to announce needs such as a mutation or a cook as the season opens.
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India
Frederick
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Ryan Model
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Skires
Joan Howpricxson
P. S
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Nazre & Maines
Marker St
Clinton E. Main
Mariet Street
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Atreat
O. E. Oline
Cama and
C. E. Crs
I. B. Sappington
Cereal Food
Verona Food
Pettiohn
Shengthene
Pillsbury
Sappington
GEO. S. Rodook & CO
DIU Btorerbargain Bulletin
GEO
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A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Roos & Sons
F. W. Stavb
I. W. Harper's
Nelson County
New Orleans
Harper
F. V. Stave
Corner Market
the Railing Grocery CO
Ramsburg
BE. Ramsburg
C. E. Racanona
J. Haisely Keller
J. Heisely Keller
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick
Shopmens
N. Market Street
Crown and Bridge
University of Maryland
Felolediy
Alfred Ritter
Offce
Winton G. Urner
Vrter O
Kaste Harim
Td ‘Tener Ornsh
K&xit + NNER
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