Special Pan American Exposition stamps cited by Post Office
A Buffalo Pan American Exposition stamp set is praised for its uniform size and varied transport themes. Each denomination features a photographic central image, from steamboats and rail travel to rail cars, automobiles, Niagara Falls, and Great Lakes ships, with national symbols in the borders. The issue, highlighted as a notable collectible, emphasizes securing the stamps before paneling to preserve the fine engravings.
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Buffalo
Postof
United States
United States of Aiviera
Oman
Great Lakes
United States Capitol
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Capitol
Niagara Falls
Great Hip Canal
Sault Ste. Marie
County Correspondence Lime Kiln
Names and visits across towns recorded in county correspondence. Edward Grove and others from Stephens, Bernard of Washington, Ivy and wife from Frederick, visit their parental home on May 5. Frank Seltzer from Exmitsburg assists Jos Welty on May 1. P B Scarff and wife with Mrs Fisher’s company. Roy Taylor and sister with George Mosburg family. Leo Michael John Isher visit Baltimore on the 1st. David Main and David Zimmerman visit Knoxville. Mrs Fisher and Mabel visit Baltimore with Lawrence Hazzard. Gertrude Stone from Frederick visits aunt Mrs Rens Webster in past week.
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Edward Grove
Stephens Buy
Bernard
Washington
Ivy and Wife
Frederick
Frank Seltzer
Exmitsburg
Moon
Jos. Welty
R. Seltzer
Welty
P. B. Scarff
Wm. Fisher
W. B.‘Odénl
Roy Taylor
M. Cook
Jeffaron
Ella Hargett
Sunny
George Mosburg
Emily
Leo, Michael
John Isher
Baltimore
David Main
David Zimmerman
Ear Knoxville
Mabel
Lawrence Hazzard
Gertrude Stone
Rens. Webster
Death of John Allen at 75 in Chapel Alley area
John Allen a colored man died this morning at his late residence on Chapel alley from general debility aged 75. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Laboring Sons cemetery. Also notes county commissioners hold a special session to hear petitions to move a county road at Hartman's Station.
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John Allen
Chapel Alley
Laboring Sons
Board of County Commissioners
Peners
Hartman
Gittinger Wins Frederick Hospital Building Contract
The Freder ick City Hospital Association awarded the building contract to H. Murray Gittinger after two bids. The project, designed by Leander Neal, will start immediately with the central building finished before Thanksgiving and wings added later. The board notes a $200 anonymous gift and thanks Isabella Gas Company for distributing pictures and booklets. A rummage sale is planned at 9 W Patrick St on May 31 and June 1 to support annual community collections, with donations requested from households including millinery, clothing, dishes, and furniture. Ice cream, cake, and homemade candy will be sold.
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Frederick City Hospital Association
Lloyd CaNer
H. Murray Gittingers
Gittinger
Leander Neal
Board of Managers
Isabella Gas Company
W. Patrick Street
Paralyzed man update near Perryville and local notices
News items report George W. Sutton paralyzed at home near Perryville on May 13. Montgomery county schools to close May 31. Westminster Seminary commencement. several local deaths and marriages. property sales for 1900 taxes. Odd Fellows anniversary. court actions in Harford Allegany counties. mining rumors and land price rise. Cumberland mayor delivers annual financial report noting strong finances and improvements.
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George W. Sutton
Perryville
Montgomery County
Westminster Theological Seminary
David Knode
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Edward T. Sullivan
Manchester
Carroll County
Percy Trompower
Joseph Trompower
Fairview
Mamie Rebecca Gne
Brr
Calvin W. Moullinix
J. H. Marsh
Salem Lodge of Odd Fellows
Westminster
J. W. Hering
Kent County
Middleburg
Griffith Washington Goldsborough
Caroline County
Mary Trainor
James E. Trainor
Harford County
Belair
Floyd Noonan
Bessie Scarborough
Caecil County
Conowingo
Orphans’ Court
Allegany County
Circuit Court
R. A. L. Dick
Bar Association
Warren C. White
Cumberland
Funeral for Laura G Shoemaker Held at Gen Baughman Farm
Laura G Shoemaker's funeral was held yesterday at 2 PM from her Gen Baughman's farm residence. Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman conducted the service. Pallbearers included George O Grossnickle, 5 T Richards, Oscar O Kenfarver, Harry E Staley, Jeroma D Wickless, and Jos A Wickless. Interment followed at Doub's. A T Rica & Sons were general directors.
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Laura G. Shoemaker
Gen. Baughman
Luther Kuhlman
George O. Grossnickle
5. T. Richards
Oscar O. Kenfarver
Harry E. Staley
Jeroma D Wickless
Jos. A. Wickless
Doub’s
Ascension Day Services Across Local Churches
Tomorrow is Ascension Day with services in observing churches. Reformed at 10.15 a.m. Episcopal at 12 noon. Ss Johns Catholic at 6, 7 and 9 a.m. Evangelical Reformed Sunday School holds a 7 p.m. celebration. Rev. B V Switzer preaches at Trinity M E Church South to the Knights Templar in the evening.
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Reformed
Episcopal
Ss. John’s Catholic
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
B. V. Switzer
Knights Templar
Trinity M. E. Church South
Divorces Filed in Circuit Court by Freed and Chaney
George L. Freed seeks a divorce from Carrie Y. Freed via counsel J E R Wood in Circuit Court. Lewis Chaney of Monrovia files for absolute divorce from Elizabeth Chaney whose residence is unknown, with J E R Wood as attorney.
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George L. Freed
J. E. R. Wood
Circuit Court
Carrie Y. Freed
Lewis Chaney
Monrovia
Elizabeth Chaney
Lewis Chanez
Jeft Anil
Marylat
Frederick County
Jane
A. D
Douglass HB. Hargett
Frederick Co
Douglass H. Hargett
J. E.R. Wood
Middlawst Law Offices
Valuable Mare Dies on Sunday Near Frederick
A gray mare valued at 150 owned by Mr. George Worman near Frederick died from colic. A colt four weeks old was by the mare's side. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company issued summer uniforms to its staff today.
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George Worman
Frederick
Miodawis Lelephone Luil Dry Goods Store Birthday Sale
The 3 year celebration of a dry goods store, promising the grandest selections at the lowest prices, featuring garments and home goods, with a push for modern retailing and special offers. Includes pharmacy ad for Dr Mean’s La Gripps and local contact details.
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Lelephone Luil
TLE
Noidi & Miller
Predarick
Honorary Representative Appointed For Animal Welfare
Major E. Y. Goldsborough of Frederick accepted appointment as honorary representative of the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The society urged careful police and magistrate action to prevent cruelty to animals and promised support from its experts. Goldsborough said he would report any cruelty cases and address stray dog handling with municipal authorities.
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Mae Pof. Galdahrcough
E. Y. Goldsborough
Robert B. Hansell
Maryland Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Dean Sig
Frederick
Shryock
Tam
Major Goldsborough
Personal notices from Frederick county crowd the page
Purely personal items list visitors and residents in Frederick and nearby towns. Rev Dr Osborne Ingle returns from Cumberland. Miss Caruth visits from New York. Charles A. Ogle registered at Park Hotel. Many others, including Henshaw, Haller, Walter, Snyder, Cramer, and Yantis, are noted as guests or travelers. The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Society held its annual convention at Buckeystown with talks by Nellie Davidson and Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman, adjourning after evening sessions.
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Osborne Ingle
Cumberland
Miss Caruth
New York
Col. Qhas
Charles A. Ogle
Unionville
Park Hotel
J. Cramer
Walkersville
Fred‘erick
Captain Henshaw
Adamstown
Charles E. Haller
Buffalo
Sarah Garlock
Hagerstown
Clarence Thomas
South Market Street
B. Tanger
Hanover
W. F. Snyder
North Market Street
Col
A. R. Greene
Kansas
William H. Harry
Frederick
Kate Bartgis
Christian Endeavor
Buckeystown
Samuel Gill
Lee Gill
Baltimore
Hunichen
Woodlawn
Emily Cookson
May Cookson Jones
Washington
Frederick City
Washington Grove
William Caspar Whisner
Mark Ellis
Berkeley Srings
W- Va
Morgan County
C. E
Frederick County
Mullinix and Gue wed in Damascus area ceremony
Calvin W. Mullinix of Damascus and Mamie Rebecca Gue, daughter of James H. Gue near Cedar Grove, were married last evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev. James H. Marsh officiated. They will reside in Laytonsville.
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Mullinix—Gue
Calvin W. Mullinix
Damascus
Montgomery County
Snd
Mamie Rebecca Gue
James H. Gue
Cedar Grove
James H. Marsh
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Laytonsville
May robbery confession links Wineberry to crime scheme
The confession places Wineberry and Richard Winsberry at the scene of a $20 theft from Patrick May, with Lee Phillips named as organizer. Witnesses describe Phillips guiding Wineberry to watch a likely target, the exchange of whiskey, and later a $10 payment, with funds routed through local saloons and a woman in Wineberry’s home.
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May
Wineberry
Richard Winsberry
Staapson
Patrick
Jisticghunth
Wiceberry
Robert Phillips
Philips
Pana
Jimmy Taylor
Taylor
Phillips
Winebery
Mam Phillips
Seventh
Bentz Streets
Seventh Street
Wilby's Road House
Sabe
Pann’slaloon
Edwarda
Rebacca Gulbart
Letters From the People Urge Cruelty to Animals Society
In Frederick readers urge formation of a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after a brutal killing of a homeless dog. The letter writer agrees with prior pieces and calls for interested citizens to start the initial steps promptly.
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Frederick
Methodist Stewards Meet in Cumberland District Conference
The convention of the stewards of the Frederick district Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal church began at the Central Street church in Cumberland yesterday. The district includes 36 charges and the stewards are often accompanied by their pastors. The program features papers on various subjects with Rev. W. I. McKenny presiding. One objective of the convention is to fix his salary.
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Frederick District
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Centra Street
Cumberland
W. I. McKenny
Order of Mechanics Grows at Baltimore Lodge Session
The fourth biennial session of the Supreme Lodge Independent Order of Mechanics opened last night at 632 West Baltimore street Baltimore and will continue today with adjournment likely tomorrow afternoon. Supreme officers report 625 new members and 15 new electees as 159 delegates attend the session.
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Order of Mechanics
Supreme Lodge
Independent
News of the Churches and Local Happenings
The Triduum for first communicants begins at 7 30 pm at St John s. Ascension Day Masses are at 3 45 7 and 9 o clock with Thursday holy day obligations. Confessions for first communicants Saturday at 4 pm. Hast Church street school closes for summer. High School runs to mid next month. Silk mills workers move to Hanover and Phoenixville. revival of Hagerstown mills unlikely. Prof Homer entertains with clarinet solos. Mr Owen Compher buys a fine imported bulldog. Maryland Synod Middle Conference meets at Thurmont with Rev Remnaberg presiding. Mrs Jane Mateny receives $ monthly pension. Mrs Laura Fount reported sick but improving.
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ST. John's Catholic Church
Our Lord
Hast Church Street
Circuit Court Recaps Multiple Trials and Rulings
The Circuit Court finished a trial of Uorece Staley v Leslie Creeger with the opinion withheld. William H. Stine v Frank E. Michael ended in a verdict for Michael on a promissory note for $30. McCormick Harvesting Machine Co v Margaret L Myers involved property claim and a judgment. Visitation Academy notes report a revitalFiittal and upcoming Circle event with recent visitors listed.
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Uorece Staley
Leslie Creeger
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Pampel
Creeger
F. J. Stoner
Staley
William H. Stine
Frank E. Michael
Michael
Wan
HF. L. Stoner
Stine
J .F. R. Hengy
Local sales and travel notices from a Frederick area paper
Local items advertise one dollar Madras shirts at B Rosenour and Son with a May 17 event and 15 cent admission for adults, 10 cents for children. Also offered are a Knoller spring frame bicycle at H R Flautt’s store and a German Baptist Brethren excursion to Lincoln, Neb. for 30.90 round trip. Dressmaking services, Dr. Boteler’s eye ear nose throat practice in Frederick, and the Deer Park Hotel resort details plus Annapolis Naval Academy Band and Queen City Hotel arrangements.
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Lincoln
Neb
Niagara Pass
P. D. Fahrney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fairney
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Queen City Hotel
Cumberland
Jane Lat
Deer Park
Garrett County
Emancipation Day Event Set for August 8 at Agricultural Park
Frederick Emancipation Association engages Agricultural Park for the annual Emancipation Day celebration on August 8. The piece then shifts to general tips on prompt aid and emphasizes using Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a simple remedy when needed.
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Frederick Emancipation Association
The
California Fig Syrup Co
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London
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Well Knes
Missouri
Breaiur
Aloural Thomas
Stetens
Rocksille
Inbern Isl
sLdourd Remensa
Olimist
Megs Eoe
TIN & P. M
Albingtos
W. L. Moons
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Weather Bureau
Oline
Posenour
S. Ring
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Tts
Pes Walker & Co
Djectionaligy
Ad Neidig & Miller
Bowels
Americas
Bex
Ibay
Frederick City Hospital
HM. Gittinger
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Moidawis
John Hendrickson
Shirys
Go. &O
Jonu Heawokonson
Neidig & Miller
Ie & Miller
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Uauni
Newte & Mem
Clinton E. Main
DR. Mean
Clinton E
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Isanogle &Wagaman
Ellis
William Casdeie Whisner
Boston Journal of Edu
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Terest
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
ARTI
Sappington
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City Hall
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Pete
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Woire Lansdownes
Vital Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
North Warket Street
Frederick, Ar
Frederick CO Telephone
T.price
Rice
Fredy de Poone
Nicht
FR. V. Sravee
Olresville
Shriner
E. D. Baltzell
Amc
Heintz
BE. D. Baltzell
Markat Street
Autor Hall
Middiw
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Keller
Patriceibt
Pate Plus
P* H. BE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Har and Forest Hospital
City Hotel
Rving
W. Crurch
Ane2ydl
Stewart P Deas
North Market Sphere
Frederick. MD
Mogdemus
NORTH
All Sours, Frederick Co
Isaac Ras Animeee
Yener R. Snoos
Lewistow
Jon
Dutrow
Wm. H. Remshare Frederick
Sid
Barles B
Adctioneer
Frederick City, MD
Real State
Ordere
B. Rosenone
B. Patrick St
aecTdartt
Rymeneal
West Patrick Street
Harvey BR. Lasse
Frank L. Stoner
Henry N. Etchison
William Garry
Marken & Bielfeld
J. EB. W. Hargett
Ap Esrueg Wader
News OF the Churches
Phoenixville
Hagerstowe
E. Homer
Owen W. Compher
Mountain City Milling Company
Llutheran
Middle Conference
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Thurmont
W. L. Remnaberg
Jane Mateny
Laura O. Fount
the Circuit Court
Levets
Visitation Academy
Nadine Allen
Academy
McDermotts
Norristown
Catherine Loughran
Helen Cassin
Math
Gertrude Math
Ruth
Stepacher & Stern
B. Rosenour & Son
Church Street
Iepaec
Fourth Street
Knolla
H. R. Flautt
Jonas L. Knell
Lebanon
Eavey
East Church Street
OTICE
Wm. H. Ramabure
Geo
Brengie
West South Street
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