May 20 in American History and Astronomical Events
On May 20 notes mark Columbus death in 1806 at Valladolid and Lafayette death in 1884, with independence resolutions in 177, and the 1902 death of E L Godkin. Also listed are a London treaty for suppressing the African slave trade and an astronomical outlook from noon today to noon tomorrow detailing sunset and moon phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
America
Valladolid
Spain
Charlotte
N.C
Marquis de Lafayette
London
E. L. Godkin
Aquarius
Local Classified Listings and Notices Diverse
A fragmented OCR page shows assorted notices and ads including bargains jobs real estate rentals pets and events. Mentions shipley s help wanted locations like 135 S Market St studiously cataloged by names such as Anton Burgee and Lowenstein Wertheimer with items including Pups For Sale Rooms For Rent Special Cars and a Strawberry Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Price
Shipley
Ramsburg Fort. Co
Anton Burgee
S. Market St
Fred
M. L. Etchison
City Hos
Schmidt & Gilbert New Records
Stutio Bros
Circus Meeting
Hardware Shimago
Circus Bargains
Mother's Day
Asbury Church
Young Men
Deleazeigg
Circus
Market St. Assembly
Miss Ritchie
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
C. Thos
Kemp Real Estate
Tritappe
Woman's College
Wim, Anderson
New Auto Engine Test For Washington Fire Dept
Reported test of a new motor propelled fire apparatus in Washington showed the engine and hose wagon meet the department’s specifications. The test demonstrated a 500 gallon per minute stream at nearly 140 yards, from a 300 foot hose line. Officials say operation cost drops from $6 to $1.75, and the vehicle will replace three men and six horses, paying for itself in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert A. sBennett
Dudley Page
United Fire Company
George H. Weiner
Norfolk
Virginia
Prnc
St. Louis
Wagner
Fourteenth
D. Streets
Hotel Men to Visit Braddock Heights for June Outing
Washington hotel men plan annual outing to Frederick and Braddock Heights on June 1. They will tour historic sites and inspect the White Cross Milk plant, with 25 to 30 guests and their wives arriving by special car. Braddock Hotel prepares for a large summer season with expanded garage capacity and a new garden supplying provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Men
Washington, D. C
Braddock Heights
DW Wheeler
Braddock Hotel
Hotel Men's Association of Washington
Frederick
Wheeler
White Cross
John T. Devine
Shoreham
Commencement Orator Dobie to Address High School Graduates
Prof Armistead Dobie of the University of Virginia Law Department will deliver the commencement address to Boys High School graduates on June 2. He is the law faculty’s youngest member, four years at the school, raised to full professor last year, a native of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobie
University of Virginia
Armistead Dobie
Law Department
Boys’ High School
Burgee
Law
Commencement Speaker Honored. Speed Law Question Raised
Prof Burgee applauded for securing an excellent commencement speaker. Judge Eckstein ruled no speed law applies to motorcycles after Robert Shipley’s fast ride. city ordinance arrest by Officer Brengle found no motor cycle speed limits in the ordinance book. Shipley’s defense by Alban M Wood. Shook injures foot at Frederick City Abattoir from a nail incident. Suits against the State Board of Undertakers, revived after being ruled unconstitutional, postponed to Monday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
Frederick
Robert Shipley
Brengle
Shipley
Alban M. Wood
Wood and Woort
William T. Shook
West Patrick Street
Frederick City
State Boar of Undertakers
Hymeneas Hiltner Baxter Wedding in Hagerstown
Miss Alberta Baxter of Hagerstown wed Mr Howard S Hiltner formerly of this city in a quiet Thursday ceremony at the bride’s home conducted by Rev G B Townsend. Only relatives and friends attended and the couple left for Washington to begin their future life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltner—Baxter
Alberta Baxter
Hagerstown
Howard S. “Hiltner
Washington, D. C
G. B Townsend
Hiltner
Washington
Graduating Piano Recital in College Hall May 22
Miss Helen Feidt of Millersburg Pa presents a piano recital in College Hall Monday May 22 at 815 p m. She is assisted by Miss Katherine Harris Billy of the College Faculty. A fine program is planned and friends are invited. On West Patrick and Derr streets a horse hitched to a cart fell this morning at 330 causing no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen &.Feidt
Millersburg
College Hall
Feidt
Katherine Harris Billy
John Mehrling
West Patrick Street
Derr Street
the Woman's College
Helen Feidt
Old Mike Delays Frederick Railroad Traffic Between Two Towns
A freight car left the track between Middletown and Myersville on the Frederick Railroad yesterday afternoon causing a delay. After some time the car was moved back onto the rails and service resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Myersvile
Frederick
Myersville
Travelers on wagered long tramp from New York to San Francisco
J E Woods of New York and Gi D Beard of Washington arrived in Frederick on a long road trip. They hire out for work to earn travel funds, recording every task with receipts. After working for David Groff and briefly assisting at Frederick Police, they restock funds and plan to move on toward Hagerstown, Pittsburgh, then south toward San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
J. E. Woods
Gi. D. Beard
Washington
Frederick
David Groff
George Brengie
Hagerstown
Pittsburg
Special Cars for Braddock and Lewistown Sunday April 21
Frederick and Braddock departure times listed by the Frederick R R Co under Superintendent Geo B Anderson. Buses run to Braddock at 1 35 pm 3 35 pm and 6 00 pm with Frederick pickups at 1 00 pm 3 00 pm 4 50 pm 5 00 pm and Lewistown runs from Frederick 1 00 pm 2 80 3 15 pm 6 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Lewistown
Frederick
Frederick R. R. CO. Geo
Anderson, Sup't
Shipley's Saturday Bargains Close Out Sale List
Hatch a list of bargain items including matches soap broom paper press items and kitchenware all in stock with various discounts. Notable deals include Spalding gloves 10 percent off and an alarm clock at 59 cents with assorted household goods offered at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Spalding
Poster sale and notices at The Busy Corner
College and high school readers invited to posters at 15 cents each, records stock listed, plus sales and job notices. Military training for youths, YMCA and circus ads, a strawberry festival, and notices from Stullo Bros., York City laundry agents, and local hardware ads appear along with a Want Ad for a boy to learn the hardware business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L
Etchison
Etchison Furniture Store
Copper Mill Starts at Singanore Mine in New London
Machinery to test thorough concentrating tables at Singanore Copper Company mine in New London. Initial short runs completed. noon shutdown for adjustments. ore concentration shown satisfactory though copper output not yet measured. Six weeks expected to full operation. inventor James monitors alongside manager Dunshee and Gambrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singanore Copper Company
New London
Thursany
T. A. Dunshee
James
Frederick
New Mexico
Linganore
Jonly Eastern
L. E. Brown
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Local business ads and notices mix with events
A jumble of small ads, sales pitches, and notices lists hardware, clothing, bread, and household items. Mentions Central Hardware Co at 3 South Market Street, Frederick commercial operators sale May 20, H. C. Zacharias trespassing warning near Zentz Mill, a three story brick home for sale at 120 Court Street, and U. B. Church supper in Frederick city with car livery and garden hose promotions. Includes bread names and a May 22 meeting at 8:15 pm by Miss Helen Feidt at The Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Frederick
Busy Corner Bargains and notices in a reader ad row
A jumble of sale items from Busy Corner Bargains lists tennis balls, crockery, window screens, brooms, ink, envelopes, crepe paper, pans, and a long rope of other goods with low prices. It also notes assemblies, dances, civic meetings, church events, and a municipal stock issue with details on shares, loans, and directors.
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the Daily-News
WasHincrox
Mary Lann
W. L. Moony
Washington Association
E. W. Wheeler
Hotel Men of Capital
Dune 1
Hymeneas
Nowers
Mike
Land of Harmony
Victor
Columbia
Galways
Stullo Bros
W.C. A. Circus
Frederick City Hospital
Mantz Room
North Market Street
Shimayo
M. cc. A
York City Laundry Co
Schmidt & Gilbert, Agts
Rosenour
Patrick Street
Delazeigg
YMC
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens” National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Banu
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Geo. We
Surru
Tus
IL Watt Foun
S. Ramsiube
Danikt Baker
Wat. G. Baten
C. U1
Conurx
M.D. G. M. Thomas
C. 1. Chine
D. W. Kerauves
J. Lb. Wagcert
Juvux
J.C. Murrer
J. D. Daren
Central Hardware CO
John D. Hendrickson
Rai
Red Aid Navy
Neidig & Miller
Jadi
Mert New Citivena Notinnet Bank
Aldwly
Thos. P. Rick
Thomas P. Righ
Paturday
Madras Sekar Ras Peewee
Williamson's Drug Store
Jook
Elray
Hershberger's
Rexall
Allen G. Quynn & CO
U. B. Church
Frederick City Gatage
W. Patrick St
IT. B
WM. Anderson
Zentz Mill
Luther C. Derr
H.C. Zacharias
Court Street
Young & Staley
Frederick County
Fos
North Market Strep
Avengerstown
Petersville
Thursmunt
Thurmont
Graceham
Pedserlek
Hlechele
Huckeystown
ML “Abry
Buckeystown
Saure
Yellow Spring
Harry G. Tritapor
Frederick Md
Keller & Myers
John D. Keller
Myers, Keller & Mydra
Srederlel
Cost
City Hotel
Por
Siliung
WLM
Daltmere
Dlagerstown
Real Estate, Luang and Insurance
H. 8. Landis
Landis
Frederici
Waltham
Elgins
Howard
Hamilton
South Bend
Illnois
Rockfords
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans Office
Aptea
Bath
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Hartford Firens, Co
Phoenix Ins
Queen Ins. Co
Fidelity Underwriters
Church St
Civic Club
Kemp Hall
Asbury Mle
Ladios
Addie McCormick
Gertie Walker
Frederick Building Association
Jo W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Thos. H. Hallere
WW. Bowers
Hagan
C. C. Carty
Alm. Landauer
D. Lowenstein
JW. Carty
AM. Newman
Benj. F. Reich
Geo.h. Zimmerman
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