Big Gathering of Vets To Camp Gettysburg Fifty Years On
Representatives from 29 states plan a five day encampment for the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg July 1 to 6. About 45,625 blue and gray veterans expected, with 500 from Maryland. Identification cards issued by Maryland commission will grant full camp privileges. Camp spans 280 acres with 5000 wall tents. meals served at company streets ends. Maryland will stop admissions after today. report due June 1 on expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
Gettysburg
Maryland
John R. King
General King
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore
Maryland Commission
King
Maryland College Farmers Day Outline of Program
Farmers Day will be held at Maryland Agricultural College in College Park on May 30 with a full program. Visitors will tour the farm and facilities, view experiments on asparagus, fertilizers, cross pollination of apples and pears, 125 varieties of strawberries, irrigation systems, hog cholera prevention, and livestock and field demonstrations. The afternoon features a welcome address by Dr. H J Patterson and a talk on the future of parcels post by Hon. David J Lewis, with emphasis on agricultural progress and institutional plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
College
H. J. Patterson
David J. Lewis
U. S. House of Representatives
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Ilme
William Wood Head of Woolen Trust on Trial for Planting Dynamite
William Wood, head of a woolen trust, faces trial on charges of planting dynamite. The case centers on alleged sabotage linked to labor disputes. Prosecutors claim Wood orchestrated explosive devices to intimidate workers and influence union activity. The defense disputes the motive and evidence, arguing lack of direct proof of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolen Trust
Oysters Best In April And May Say Experts
A 1912 article cites Leste's Weekly noting oysters taste best in March to May, with a caveat about June turning milky. It explains temperature and food diatoms affect plumpness, addressing myths about months lacking the letter R. Experts from MIT Brown University Rutgers challenge sensational food reports and compare oyster risk to rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leste’s
Phelps
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gorham
Brown University
Nelson
Rutgers College
Science Conspectus
United States
Monuments Restored On Gettysburg Battlefield
Efforts led by Colonel E. B. Cope restore nine Gettysburg battlefield monuments defaced by an unknown vandal on March 4. Several memorials have already been replaced and the remainder are expected to be finished before the July battle anniversary celebration.
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Gettysburg
E. B. Cope
Among the Sick in Frederick Area Measles Confine House
Master Oliver Hoffman of Buckeystown, son of Mr and Mrs Franklin Hoffman, is reported quite sick with measles as residents of Frederick and nearby communities remain confined at home due to illness.
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Frederick
Oliver
Franklin Hoffman
Buckeystown
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning
Mr S Lewis Motter is in Magers town on business. Emory L Coblentz travels to Baltimore on business. Howard Young Jr from Second street on a trip to Baltimore. Mrs D K Fleming who spent last week in Baltimore has returned. Mr and Mrs Lewis Motter with two sons visiting relatives in Harrisburg Pa. Rev W S Kane of Gust Second street spending the day in Baltimore. F W Obenderier East Patrick street on business to Washington. Harry R Crebs North Market street spending time in Hanover Pa. Miss Mantz Doll of this city returned from relatives in Gettysburg Pa. Justice George Th Dennis West Church street spending the day in Baltimore on business. A L Rinehart East Al Salmis street returning from Brunswick. Mrs Harry James and daughter Mildred visiting in Baltimore have returned home. Miss Lela Amgleberger of Washington DC spent Sunday at her parental home north of Frederick. Mrs Walter Getty of New Windsor visiting her parents Mr and Mrs P H Surely East Second street. Warley Smith has gone to Chicago to locate with his parents Mr and Mrs William Smith. Mr and Mrs John K Garrick and slaughter of Mercersburg Pa visiting Miss Lazie Carmack East Fourth street have returned. Mr Richard Magruder Miss Molly Royland Miss Gertrude Harper all of Washington DC spent Sunday with Miss Ada Anglberger north of Frederick. Ald H Maple of the U S S San Francisco visiting his mother near Buckeystown has returned to his ship at Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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Aled H. Maple
San Francisco
U B Bishops Assigned at General Conference
The General Conference of the United Brethren church at Necatur IL appointed bishops for the quadrennium. William M Weekly of Kansas City will serve the East district. G M Matthew for Central. WW I Fout for Northwest. C J Kephart for Southwest. William Bell for Pacific. A T Howard for Foreign. Rev Charles W Brewbaker of Baltimore resigned as general secretary of young people’s work. Rev C T Deever of Kansas City elected to succeed him. Adjournment contingent on bishops' call if union talks with the Methodist Protestant church proceed.
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William Weekly
General Conference
The
United Brethren Church
Necatur
Wiliam M. Weekly
Kansas City
Eust
Central
G. M. Matthews
Northwest
Ww.i Fout
Southwest
C. J. Kephart
Pacific
William Bell
A. T. Howard
Charles W Brewbaker
Baltimore
C. T Deever
Methodist Protestant Church
No election held in Elkton town council race
No election occurred in Elkton yesterday as no candidate filed nominating papers. With no nominations, no one qualified to stand, and the incumbent council members continue in office until successors are chosen and qualified under the law.
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Wikson
Toi Tse
Warburton Likely To Seek Cecil County Senate Seat
Mp Warburton appears poised to run again for State Senate from Cecil county. If he resists pressure from friends and enters the primaries, his nomination would face no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton
Senate
William T Warburton
Cecil County
Nervous Prostration Testimonials From Philadelphia and Ephrata
Two Virginia style letters describe relief from nervous prostration using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mary Johnston of Philadelphia reports rapid recovery, sleep and work ability restored after starting the remedy. Mrs J W Horneencer of Ephrata describes pale weakness, hysteric spells, headaches and shoulder pain improving with the medicine. she now gains weight and looks healthier. The ads invite readers to write for confidential advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Johnston
Siegel Street
Ephrata
J. W. Horneencer
R. No. 3
Weite
Unpopular Stand and Local Notices in Utica Page
A fragmentary paper item notes a Sunday School program at the Lutheran School of Utica on June 1 with a 10 20 start and a list of local real estate and construction updates including Frederick resident EB J Hudson buying land to build 12 houses on a Granswick tract, plus a concrete pavement project on Vast Church street under ER Rey Nust.
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Lutheran School of
Utica
EB. J. Hudson
Frederick
Wenner
Granswick
C. C Waters
Church Street
ER. Rey Nust
Funeral Services for William H Webster Held at Home
The funeral of William H Webster was held Sunday at 1 PM from his daughter’s home 636 North Market Street with Rev A S G Rupp presiding. Pallbearers were Allen Webster Jacob Gibbons William Mercer and Albert Mercer. Interment followed in Middletown Lutheran cemetery. Thomas P Ricci funeral director. The Henrietta Palmer funeral was at 3 PM at Quinn’s church with Rev John Porter, pallbearers Wesley Diggs Charles Ayers George Norris Thomas Clark William Temple and Augustus Hurd. interment Green Mount cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Webster
Worthington A. Staley
North Market Street
A.S. G. Rupp
Allen Webster
Jacob Gibbons
William Mercer
Albert Mercer
Middletown
Thomas P. Ricci
Henrietta Palmer
Quinn's Church
John Porter
Wesley Diggs
Charles Ayers
George Norris
Thomas Clark
William Temple
Augustus Hurd
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
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Frederick City
A.C
William
Wood
Rqrapp
Emory L. Coblentz
Howard Young, Jr
Second Street
D. K. Fleming
Lewis Motler
tHarrisburg, Pa
Kane
Gust Second Street
F. W Obenderier
East Patrick Street
Washington
Harry R. Crebs
Hanover, Pa
George Th. Dennis
West Church Street
A. L Rinehart
East
al Salmis Street
Brunswick
Harry James
Mildred
Lela Amgleberger
Washington, DC
Walter Getty
New Windsor
P. H. C. Surely
East Second Street
Warley Smith
Willian Smith
Chicago
John K. Garrick
Slaughter
Mercersburg, Pa
Richard Magruder
Molly Royland
Gertrude Harper
Washington, D. C
Ada Angleberger
U. B
Elkton
Octim
Vasilius
Detroit
Fres Press
James
Beecham’s
Beecham
Beechman
F. Columbus Knott
West Patrick St
the Goebel Brewing Co
USA
C. E. Burger
Harry L. Ebert
Dallas
W. Kehne
L. W. Mehrling
J. E. Phleeger
Frank V. Staub
W. C. Staley
C. B. Willard
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
E. J. Winebrenner
Weiss
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Florida
California
Jamaica
S. Marino
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
N. B. Ponton
Buckeystown, M
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
W. Patrick
Frederick, Wet
Fahrney
Ns. D. Fahiney & Son
Hagertown
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