Personal notices of visitors and residents in Frederick area
Purely personal items list the movement of locals and guests. Me P. E. Long is in Washington on business. Mrs J F Smith and Miss Dora Smith stay at Linganore Hills Inn. Hon M J Grove and wife travel from Limeville to West Norfolk Virginia and back. Dr and Mrs Hayes Brown spent Sunday at Linganore Hills Inn. Mr Sculley of Pittsburg returns after visiting Dr Goldsborough Walkersville. Mr and Mrs Charles Markell of Baltimore visit their daughter Mrs Joseph D Baker East Church. Miss Rosalie Templeton of Shepherdstown visits Dr OC W Goldsborough family. Lorc Sollara and daughter visit her mother. John Mehrling returns to Baltimore. Dr Louis Edelman of the United States Journal at Bronn Austria visited Walkersville and heads to Washington DC to report to President Roosevelt. He will sail to Bronn within a week.
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Maant
P. E. Long
Washington
Ynainess
J. F. Smith
Misa Dora Smith
Linganore Hills Inn
M. J. Grove
Limeille
Risit
West Norfolk
Hayes Brown
Sculley
Pittsburg
Fate
John Mehrling
West South Street
Baltimore
Louis Edelman
United States
Jonaal
Bronn
Austris
C. W. Lordsborough
Walkersville
Frederick
Washingon
D. C
Caport
Roosevelt
Funeral for John GO. Bair held at home in 3rd Ave
The funeral of the late John GO Bair was held yesterday afternoon at 3 oclock with services at his late home on 3rd Avenue conducted by Rev. Dr. Daborne Lagle. Miss Bertha Trall sang two selections. Interment was in Mt. Olives Cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank Orum Gus Ford Tiarenne Geisner John White Frad John and Albert Crawford.
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John GO. Bairook
O. Avenue
Daborne Lagle
Bertha Trall
Mesara
Frank Orum
Gus Ford
Tiarenne Geisner
John White
John
Albert Crawford
Mt. Olives Cemetery
L Dbendeeter & Son
Antler- Org
Municipal Mat ters New Water Pipe to Be Laid
The Mayors and Aldermen met to address water scarcity at Union Knitting Mills with a plan to lay a new six inch pipe. The mill employs about 400 people and may close without improved supply. The city may cover most of the cost while the mill contributes funds or furnishes credit. The board approved a plan and set next steps including financing, health officer travel to Hagerstown to assess smallpox, and upcoming street paving ordinances.
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Moenars
Thomas H. Haller
John L. Johnson
David Lowenstein
John Baumgardner
George W. Zimmerman
Ualton Knitting Mills
Lowenstein
Tyaryar
Brush
Kindley
Independent
United Fire Companies
Douglas
Douglass
Thomas
Hagerstown
Haller
Montrose Fron Works
Alten
Wm. D. Hales
Amos Leage
Wm. H. Kameborg
the Citizen
H. Muller
Zarn Co
B.&o.r.r
E. McO
James Abracht
Edwin L. Nunz
William Hopwe
Frederick Brick Warka
Frederick Lime and Stone Co
Thomas F. Kannedy
Alles G. Quynn & O
Willard N. Garratt
Reports on Admiral Rojestvensky’s status and succession
A May dispatch from St. Perausure reports the Admiralty denying requests for Rojestvensky’s removal. It notes his health is poor and suggests Birtlef may succeed him. The Czar has summoned Birtley to the Palace.
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St. Pereasuure
Admiralty
Rojestvensky Hase
Birtleff
Bag
Birtley
Russian Warship Fleet Sighted North East of Capes Varella
A British steamer reported forty Russian warships 120 miles northeast of Capes Varella on Tuesday in a special dispatch to Tar News from Singapore dated May 18.
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Tar News
Singapore
Capes Varella
Fioridian Elopes Then Kills Self at Hotel Suessens
Special Dispatch reports Herbert Kepear a wealthy Fioridian who eloped with a married woman shot himself at the Hotel Suessens in New York. The incident follows the elopement and ends in his death by his own hand.
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Tok News
New York
Herbert Kepear
Bhimesit
Suessens
Outlaw Moro Chief Pala Killed on Jolo Island
Special report from Manilla dated May 18 notes that Pala the outlaw Moro chief was killed by Wood's troops on Jolo Island. The dispatch identifies the action as part of military operations against Moro insurgents.
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Manilla
Pala
Wood
Jolo Island
Cunarder Afloat After Grounding Repair Reforms
Special dispatch reports the grounded stemmer Osronter has buoyantly refloated and rerfed the Cunard Piet. It will call again this afternoon.
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the News
New York
Stemmer Osronts
Cunard
Frederick College Marks 110th Session Closure
Frederick College closed its 110th session with modest but substantial exercises and hopeful outlooks. Students showed improvement in the Merary society special session, Rev. Brook offered praise, and the Minerary Society received a gift chair as resolutions urged stronger effort during vacation to boost enrollment and renovation plans for next September.
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Old College
Frederick College
Death Notices and Obituaries From Local Records
The notices report the May death of Littleton Upshur Dennis in Los Angeles following a career in law and military service, including cavalry and the Spanish War. Also noted are obituaries for William B. Clemson of Baltimore and George Baker of Hyattstown, with brief details of their ages, residences, and survivors.
Washington Camp Members Plan Decoration Day Participation
Washington Camp No. 17 P O of A held a meeting last night with several membership applications received. The camp accepted an invitation from Reynold's Post G A R to take part in the memorial services on Decoration Day and will attend divine service with the Post the Sunday before in a body.
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Washington Camp
P. O
Reynold
Local Mart Market Quotas and Broad Ad Text
Market notices list corn prices per bushel and shelled rates, wheat grades with various pricing quotes, oats quoted per bushel and general advisory advertising text about classifieds and employment reach in The News. The piece blends market data with promotional copy encouraging readers to place want ads for buyers, sellers, job seekers, and employers.
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G. Waring
Fll
Hagerstown Mayor Presses Smallpox Dismissal Hope
A letter from Mayor Strite to the United Fire Company committee describes the smallpox situation in Hagerstown. He cites ten families with cases, strict quarantines, no new cases since Saturday, and expectation that by the Jane demonstration there will be no smallpox. He notes no school or factory closures and urges prudent visitor arrival.
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Albert 8. Smith
United Firs Company
Hagerstown
Strite
Hageratown
Shirt Walat Patterns at 850 and 1.00
Local mention notes Walat patterns at prices 850 and 1.00 with Nave and Miller referenced.
Hagerstown hailstorm and local political notes
Severe hailstorm struck Hagerstown yesterday while Powhatan Radcliffe a pioneer miner of Allegany county died at Vale Summit. A Royal Oak grocery store run by Albert E. Lewie was destroyed by fire owned by G. W. Kelley. Annapolis mayoral candidate John DeP. Douw and city counselor candidate Hugh R. Riley favored by Democrats. Rockville fair poultry cups set for August 22 to 25. Kent County primaries planned for June 10. State Comptroller Gordon T. Atkinson to seek renomination. Mrs. William Antlin of Poolesville died aged 60 leaving two sons. County GOP seeks injunction over primary election law.
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Hagerstown
Powhatan Radcliffe
Spioneer
Allegany County
Vale Summit
Royal Oak
Albert E. Lewie
G. W. Kelley
John Dep. Douw
Annapolis
Hugh R. Riley
Rockville
Buye Laundry Acquired in Edwardsville Missouri
Mr Thomas Gilson of South Market Street has purchased a laundry business in Edwardsville Missouri after traveling there to establish himself in the trade.
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Missouri
Thomas Gilson
South Market Strees
Hdwardsville
Davie Paints Prove Superior Coverage Claims
Advertisements and notices detail products from the H. B. Davie Company and other local offers. A painter touts Davie 100 percent Pure Paint for Mr. Watson’s residence, claiming minimal waste and superior coverage. The piece also lists local promotions, a bowling match, a Mount Vernon excursion, and rail trip specials from Frederick, Maryland.
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David
H. B. Davie Company
Baltimore
Man Charged With Wife Desertion In Gettysburg Area
Sheriff Young arrested Obadiah Harner at Goodhart’s Eaboon on a desertion charge against his wife and six children. Harner agreed to return to Gettysburg with Deputy Reiling without papers. His family lived near Littlestown. He said the visit to Frederick was for health reasons. A new trolley car for the F and M E R R arrived from Philadelphia shops, costing $5,000 to $5,800, 42 feet long, seating 50, similar to the road’s last car.
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Charles T. K. Young
Obadiah Harner
Goodhart
Eaboon
West Patrick Street
Harner
Gettysburg
J. E. Reiling
Adams County
Littlestown
Frederick
Shopa
Philadelphia
Douglase Brothers Win Contract for B&0 Rail Road Work
Contractors Douglase Brothers awarded the contract to build a new roadbed linking the old line east of Mt. Airy with the newer section between Ridgeville tunnel and Mt. Airy. The project will extend about 2700 yards and eliminate roughly two miles of the old track between Mt. Airy and Waterville.
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Douglase Brothers
Mt. Airy
Ridgeville Tunnel
Ms. Atry
Watereville
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Western Maryland
Carrie H. Thomas
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P.E Long
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Maryland State Homospathic Medical Society
Southern Homeospathic Medical College
Co.f. Goodell
Arthur M. Ridgeway
Brunswick
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Kloper
Cunarder
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George R Dennis
Ski County
Los Angeles
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William P. Maulsby
Democratic Party
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Denais
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James A. Briscoe
Laurel
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Chicago
T. J. Dennis
Council Bluffs
Iowa
William B. Clemson
William B. Clemaon
Julia Louise
John Clemann
North Fulton Avenue
Libertytown
This County
Clemeon
Clemmont
Johna Hopkins University
En. Oborne Cross
United States Army
Slater
George Baker
Hyattstown
Big Bennett’s Creek
Baker
Raesome Baker
E. Winebrenner
Enat
Patrick Atrost
Bellevean Victore
Raa
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Citizens’ National Bank
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Oinen Vinibh
John Hendricksor
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Xhoapton
Nalugook
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Pap USA
D&o
J. E. Price & Co
Ono
Goa
Fugpanick Gas & Exnectric Co
J. A. Engigat
Mgr
Lontaeltic
Baltimore & Ohio
RK. R
Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Loulaville
Louisville
George
Rodote A Ce
Bandain
India
Meno
Mallinga
Rodook
Thos. V. Rice
North Market Street
Pourtr Street
Frederick County
Andenly
Cecil & Gorman
Patrica Bt
A.J Kichelberger
California
Kinogao
Coffens
J. Eichelberger
Cor
Oldawis
Soth
HaAvixe
Atovk
Allen Rohrbage
Besant & Koott and
Rohrback
Epworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Nemreat
O. W. Basasti
O. BR. R
L. E. Mullanix
Todian Rog Company
L. E. Mullinix
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
D* N. E. Befauver
Bentis
Church Street
U. L
Citizens’ National Bank, Market
Patrick
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
City Mall
Spa Perb
Citizens' Nat. Bank
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