This Date in History May 15 in The Daily News
A garbled May 15 history page mentions figures and events across eras, including religious figures, political figures, and deaths. It references Londons, Liberati and groomen, with scattered notes on figures such as a healer and various dates, all presented as a historical diary snapshot.
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Tie
Famour
Enc Clopedia
Dlec ix
Lenden
Basi
Cet Saheteesteam
Sannee!news Fame
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Weekly News tax Westy features and ads
The Weekly News Tax Westy News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special features. It claims the largest circulation in Frederick city and county and urges advertisers to submit copy by Wednesday 2 pm and changes by 12 pm that day.
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Tax Westy News
Frederick City
Waysix News
Tod
PURELY PERSONAL SECTION OF FREDERICK DAILY NEWS
Names and places of residents visiting, staying, or traveling mixed through Frederick in a Purely Personal item. Attendees include Charles A. Ogie Unionville in Frederick, O M Hands Hagerstown, Joseph Beatty Washington visiting friends, Gertrude Greer Baltimore guest of Helen Shipley, James Donald Richmond on business, Bertha Trendis Danville Richmond VA, Stanley Wachter Adamstown at Cherry Hill, John P. Dodge Boston visiting brother Jease Lipcomb East Seventh, W B Lesbnite Hagerstown Frederick friend visit, Haersha Schmidt East Third Street returning from Washington, Cyrus Heifenstein Frederick Baltimore trip, Cromwell Kessler Adamstown at hospital home near Licksville, Frank Galliger Washington returning after visiting Bertha Fisley West Path Street.
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Charles A. Ogie
Unionville
Frederick
0. M. Hands
Hagerstown
Joseph Beatty
Washington
Gertrude Greer
Baltimore
Helen Shipley
West Third Street
James Donald
East Patrick Street
Richmond
Bertha Trendis
South Market Street
Danville
Stanley Wachter
Adamstown
Cherry Hill
Adamatown
John P. Dodge
Boston
Jease Lipecomb
East Seventh Street
W. B. Lesbnite
Haersha Schmidt
East Third Street
Cyrus Heifenstein
Cromwell Kessler
Kessler
Licksville
Frank Galliger
Bertha Fisley
West Path Street
Brief Bits From A Fractured Page
A jumble of small items and quirky phrases from a local page. It mentions Hicks and a warm wave, expanding strikes, a daffy breeze, and a humorous banquet after speeches. Several short notes reference remodeling at 64 South Market Street and oddball line fragments about a bearded lady and minting of medicines.
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Dewdrilly
Daffy
E. Bartgie
South Market
Srazier
Henry Lampe
Pionser
Peace Commissioners Arrive in New York
Special dispatch reports Beer Peace commissioners arriving in New York on May 15 as part of ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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New York
Beer Peace
Clark Defends Bemsele in Montana Speech
In Wasmixatos on May 15 Senator Clark of Montana read a speech defending himself. He then retreated from uns Genste, amid political tension.
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Deciar
Wasmixatos
Clark
Montana
Uns Genste
City Court Confirms Water Rent Ruling For Hotel Property
Circuit Court convenes with Chief Judge McSherry and two associate justices. Case of Roche & Company against Mary E Beil and Wm B Dell reversed a lower judgment of 80.50. next case involves the Mayor and Alderpeople over water rent for Hotel Borgens with a ruling that the city may collect rents from property owners but requires a new contract when ownership changes, affirming the lower judgment for the defendants.
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Cresit
McSherry
Assoeste
Motter
Halderson
Thabesch
John Roche
Roche & Company
Mary E. Beil
Wm B. Dell
Jamnes White
Jnation White
Worthington
John Wood
Dell
Aldermeore
Charles W. Ross
Henry ‘Williams
Borgens
Sppest
Justice Biser
Judemant
Connsel
Urner
Newman
Bergees
McSharry
Cty
State Aids Railroads. Maryland Faces Dividend Dispute
Maryland’s liberal support for railroads includes loans and tax exemptions. The Baltimore and Ohio and Northern Central lines are major state assets, with the state and shareholders holding substantial stock. The state seeks back dividends from the B&O. the Northern Central offers a $1.5 million retirement bid for the $90,000 annuity, while the state argues the annuity is perpetual and may be worth 3 percent capitalization.
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Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Central
Baltimore and Ohio First Preferred
Hambleton
Northern Central Railway
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Company
State
Nert Central Railway Company
British forces push into Dundee and Mafeking defenses
Special Dispatch reports General Baler occupying Dundee while General Randle stops Boer attempts to fall back into the Free State. Boers retreat as British troops advance, many captured or surrendering including two brothers of President Steyn. Boers near Mafeking suffer 7 killed and 17 wounded as losses mount.
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Lospex
Baler
Dundee
Brandt
Ganaral Randle
Boera
Free State
Steyn
Fire at the Exposition ravages Canetau D'Ean building
Special dispatch from Tar News reports a blaze at the Exposition in Paris on May 15. The Canteau D'Ean structure suffered extensive damage as part of the planned exhibition feature.
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Tar News
Paris
Canteau D’ean
Catholic Summer School Planned at Mount St Marys
Movement for a Catholic summer school culminates in a decision to establish a summer lecture at Mount St. Marys near Mount St. Marys College on the pike from Emworthburg to Tourmont, opening July 29 and ending August 19. Lectures cover literature, history, sciences, languages, music, ethics, and teaching science with trips to Geitynbourg and other mountain points.
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Piane
Mt Se. Mary's
Mount St. Mary’s
Mount St. Mary's College
Mount St. Mary's
Emwhteborg
Tainwanty
Tourmont
Absat
Oecree
Sendey
Plattsts
Lake Champlain
Car S Ales
Ebrong
Geitynbourg
High Rock
The Work of Death Mrs Maria Roser
Mrs Maria Roser died at home near New Midway on Sunday May 15 from paralysis aged 72 years 2 months 4 days. She leaves a husband and seven children Adam Jacob Samuel Mrs Mary Nutz Mrs Milton Butt Mrs Wm Slagle and Mrs Ells Jackson. She was a devout Lutheran and funeral held at Woodsboro Lutheran church Tuesday with Rav Asper officiating pallbearers D F Dorcos Emanuel Renner John Humm Charles Dougherty James Graham and R I Barrick funeral director D A Sharetts. Miss Martha Beckenbaugh died at her Washington county home after a lingering illness.
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Maria Roser
New Midway
Adam
Jacob
Samuel
Mary Nutz
Milton Butt
Wm Slagle
Ells Jackson
Mira
Roger
Woodsboro
Rav. Asper
D. F. Dorcos
Emanuel Renner
John Humm
Charles Dougherty
James Graham
R. I. Barrick
D.A Sharetts
Arrests for public conduct and court fines imposed
In Tre Laws Grip. Before Justice Smite, Sarah Waters, George Nolly and Rose Garsey were arrested last night by Officer Mulborn and Six, charged with chaotic conduct and fighting. They were brought before Justice Smith who fined Nolly and Waters $10 each and committed them to jail for 20 days in default. Rose Dorsey was found not guilty. Samuel Fogls was brought before Justice Smith by Constable Brust and sent to Montewus Hospital for treatment after 60 days commitment by Justice Stith.
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Justice Smite
Sarah Waters
George Nolly
Rose Garsey
Offeera Mulborn
Justice Smith
Nolly
Rose Dorsey
Samuel Fogls
Brust
Monte‘wus Hospital
Justice Stith
Funeral for Jacob Dima Held at Point of Rocks
Funeral services for Jacob Dima were conducted at 1 o clock at the M E church Point of Rocks by Rev Mr Beker. Burial followed at St Pauls Parish cemetery with A J Colbert as undertaker. The second funeral for John Maulsby was from Monterae Hospital at 1 o'clock this morning with services at the grave by Rev Osborne Ingle. Interment was at All Saints Episcopal Cemetery. C C Carty served as funeral director.
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Jacob Dima
M. E. Church
Point of Rocks
Mr. Beker
St. Paul’s Pariah Cemetery
A. J. Colbert
John Maulsby
Monterae Hospital
Gryve
Osborne Ingle
All Saints Episcopal Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Judge blasts mob lynching threat at Harford Grand Jury
Judge Watters opens the Harford Circuit May term with a stern charge against mob law after the Belair lynching of Lewis Harris on March 26. He appoints A Henry Straburg as grand jury foreman and urges thorough investigation, warning murder charges for abducting a prisoner and hanging him for alleged assault. Witnesses including Dor ey Guy and Frank Thomas of Baltimore are summoned, as court observers note a tense atmosphere surrounding the case.
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Harford
Watters
A. Henry Straburg
Regro Lewis Harris
Yynohers
Belair
Misa McIlvaine
Maryland
Doreey Guy
Frank Thomas
Baltimore
Joke on a Gentlemen's Driving Park Sale Ends in Lost Bid
A Baltimore tale at Gentlemen’s Urmcg Park centers on a bid for a bay gelding. Mr Ryan starts bids at 50 dollars, drinks with a friend, returns to discover the horse deemed worthless by the crowd yet proves its worth later at Telchester races. The colt Island Boy, bred from Monotasy and Avonmore lines, becomes the talking point of visitors.
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Thomas J. Kras
Hag
Gentlemens Urmcg Park
Baltimore
Carlo M. Do Tiare
Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Uhiocotesgas
Island Boy
Bogides
Norfolk
Chincotaagie
Eland Boy
Monotasy
Manoxman
Mr. Ryne
Avonmore
Strathmura
Fashionable Wash Goods and Silks At Low Prices
A bustling store touts an extensive stock of wash goods and mercerized fabrics. Highlights include mercerized linens, lawn clings, French lawns, organdie, foulard silks, black silk grenadines, and new shirt waists. Prices emphasize discounts and broad color selections.
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Wuers
Annapolis voters approve bonds amid first time women taxpayers voting
Annapolis city residents voted 441 to 121000 for permanent improvements with 25 ballots defective. Women taxpayers cast 14 of 22 votes for the bonds, eight against. two women initially misinformed about eligibility. Notable names of women voters listed. six more paragraphs cover immigration bureau officials and a local court bond filing. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the item.
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Annapolis
Tazpkrers
Margaret D. Marchand
Adele D. Randal
Mary Hasler
Virginia Thornton
Kate W. Randall
Eien McLaidout
Virginia J. Muilan
Hannah P. Randall
Arabella Wilson
Ellen K. Gaerham
Owen Igiehart
Tyletere
Ida W. Anderson
En B. Gassaway
Louis Gassaway
Elizabeth F. Rush
W. Fay
Elizabeth Woolsey
Lydia 4. Sweet
Annie E. Bishop
Silas W. Terry
G. A Merriam
Strawberry Fete Planned by Woman's Auxiliary
At a meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the M.O.A. final arrangements were made for a strawberry fete to be held Tuesday and Wednesday, May 22 and 23. Blasi will be furnished Tuesday evening by the Able Mandolin Club, and Wednesday evening features a phonograph concert. Proceeds will defray expenses for furnishing the rooms. A housing club is formed by Henson Manisby, John Hayden, Willie Houck, and Philip Key who plan to train pigeons for long flights and invite other enthusiasts to join.
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M.O. A
Blasi
Able Mandolin Club
Henson Manisby
John Haydon
Willie Houck
Philip Key
Sick list and birthdays in local record
The condition of Mr. B. H. Blackaton is a little better today. Miss Maud O Crum of West Fifth street is on the sick list. Lilian Reihi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J Reihi of South Market street, celebrated her seventh birthday yesterday in a pleasant way.
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B. H. Blackaton
Maud O. Crum
West Fifth Street
Lilian
Charles J Reihi
South Market Street
Filthy Alleys Prompt Court Rebuke in Hagerstown
The May term of the Oircutt Court for Washington County opened in Hagerstown with Judge Stake reproving authorities for dirty alleys. He refused to discharge the grand jury, urging accountability by the Mayor and Council, Street Commissioners, and Police Department for filth and neglect. The judge warned recall if cleanup measures are not adopted. Also noted was a U T U meeting with music, readings, and thanks to assisting in the sewing school.
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Hagerstown
Oircutt Court
Washington County
Judge Stake
Board of Street Commissioners
Police Department
Historical Society of Frederick County Meeting May 11
The Historical Society of Frederick County announces its next regular meeting to be held Thursday May 11 in the Frederick College room. Rev T Freeman will read a paper. Baker Jonsson is secretary. The notice is part of a local page with multiple ads and items.
Mullinix Seeks Carpet Buyers With Wide Stock
L B Mullinix invites shoppers to his exclusive carpet wall paper and curtain house highlighting new patterns colorings and designs. He bragges lower prices and broad stock promising value and personal service to attract new customers.
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I. BE
Mullinex
Clinton Main Cough Cure Promoted at Local Store
A vintage ad promotes Main Cough Cure from Sreduate Pharmaciat in Clinton. It claims the remedy relieves a tight cough instantly and grapples with respiratory symptoms. The ad mentions Wash oD as a daily source and urges readers to shake it out of the system.
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Erega
Main
Clinton KK
Sreduate
Seven Old Ladies of Lavendertown at Opera House
Piano recital by Miss Nannie Young students followed by the cantata Seven Old Ladies of Lavendertown at Cy Opera House. Friday May 18 at 8 p.m. Tickets priced 10 and 25 cents. Also listed are local promotions for refrigerators and a pea harvester sale from J H Geore and a Myerarike excursion via special car.
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Cy Opera House
Nannie Young
Lavendertown
Divorce filing in Liberty for Martia Sweadner against John Sweadner
Mrs. Martia I. Sweadner, Liberty Borough, through attorney Ww. P. Manisey, files for a divorce from John Sweadner in the Circuit Court. Case seeks dissolution of the marriage. no further details provided.
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Martia I. Sweadner
Liberty
Borough
Ww. P. Manisey
Circuit Court
Huntand
John Sweadner
Railroad officials debut summer uniforms and new schedule
B and O Railroad officials wore their new summer uniforms today as a new schedule will take effect next Sunday. The item includes a stray note about nervousness and medicine, reflecting casual reader interest rather than a formal health report.
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Boreas
Historical Society
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Frigerators
Lawn Hope
Wilson's
Perevson -Fox
Frederick Btere
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Bemsele
Circeit
Justice Eiver
Peror
Plelatif
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Roas
William
Late War News
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Martha E
George W. Beckenbaugh
Sire
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Harford County
Grand Jury
Frederick County
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John Hendrickeon
Felsp Sons
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Hexomoxeon
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Nane & Miller
Bureau of Immigration
Hattersly W. Talbot
Stats Bureau of Immigration
Merchants’ Bark Battle
J. Hargett
J. W. Kerr
Thomas Dawson
Jo James V. Henderson
Spencer Jones
Rockville
Hood
LICAL
Doll's
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
Piedmont
Weet
DelFa
Whison
Fox
L. B. Mullinix
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Mace
Aarker St
Clinton
Alexander the Grest
Sweitzer
Wilson
Myerarike
Square Corner
Myceraville
F. & M. Ramwar Co
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J H. Geore
Markell & Trail
Wm. G. Boteler
N. Market Street
F. B. Sappington
DAMES
Koede
Aoe
Cole Ag
Janedawis
GEO
Bodock
France
GEG, S. Rodock & CO
Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som
North Market Street
Prederick, MD
V. Stauz
Pratts Food Information
FE. V. Slavs
J. Brisely Keller's
N. Market
Potomac River
Ibs B
Willard J, Seller, SR
Patins Ef
Geresville
Minnesota
Professiona
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Patrick Sewet
East Second Street
Conert
Saints
Howard
All Saints
the News
Cleveland
B. Keller
Drageiet
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