Masons Celebrate First Anniversary at Fervency Lodge
The May 20 anniversary celebration of Fervency Lodge No. 200 A F A M at Point of Rocks drew grand officers and members. Worshipful Master William Q. Stauffer welcomed guests. Speeches by Grand Inspector Daniel Ordaman and Dr. Jnc A McCormick praised Freemasonry and the lodge’s progress.
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Fervency Lodge
Point of Rocks
Avery
Willam Q. Stauffer
Fervency
Daniel T. Ordaman
Columbia Lodge
Frederick
Jnc. A McCormick
W. M. Gaithersburg Lodge
Wm. L. Henser
Z. T. Brantner
Brunswick Lodge No
God Speed
Mother Lodge
W. Nash Young
Columbia Lodge No. 58
Young
Brother Young
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Local notes record movements and visits of residents and visitors. Individuals from Philadelphia Frederick Baltimore Washington Buckeystown Walkersville and Dublin are mentioned along with partnerships and family ties. A large barn raising near Dublin features William Baker and many local supporters.
Wedded Quietly in Lancaster and Middletown
Three wedding notices span Lancaster and Middletown as Howard Searight Brugh and Nellie Claire Getzendanner wed quietly at All Saints Episcopal Church in Lancaster. Harvey R. Lease and Alma Pearl Sanner also marry at a Middletown home, then plan a Springfield Ohio honeymoon. Katherine Myers to wed Victor Tingler at Duke Street M E Church in Lancaster. Upton Edwards and Rosamond K. Percy wed at Frostburg.
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Kelas ' Thyes
Key
W. d. Trogler
Lancaster
Lanner
Middletown
Howard Searight Brugh
Peters Brough
Nellie Claire Getzendanner
M. Eugene Getzendanuner
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingie
Clarence Stonar
Columbia
Owen Compher
Ard
Brugh
Frederick
F. F. Seminary
Tlase—Lanner
Harvey R. Lease
Alma Pearl Sanner
Daniel Sanner
Beard
Lutheran Church
Lease
Springfield
Ohio
Myers
Victor J. Tingler
St. John’s Reformed Church
Katherine Myers
Duke Street M. E
BE. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Edward Diehl
Edward Hermann
Edwards—Percy
Upton Edwards
Rosamond K. Percy
Frostburg
C. A. Britt
Edwards
Gladstone Hotel
Miss Percy
William R. Percy
The
Gladstone
Fete Champetre Preparations and Bicycle Races Progress
Preparations for the grand Fete Champetre on Decoration Day advance well. Col. L. V. Baughman cleared the fair grounds track. wheelmen may practice this afternoon. Dr. McCurdy notes local interest. gold medals from W. J. Feeley Co. and suits from Parker Bridget and Co. A United Drill Association public drill adds a new feature with expected new uniforms tonight or tomorrow.
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L. V. Baughman
Fair Grounds
McCurdy
W. J. Feeley Co
Goldsmiths
Providence
R. I
Parker, Bridget and Co
Washington, D.C
United Drill Association
Frank Stokes
The Work of Death Mrs Stambaugh
Mrs Ann Elizabeth Stambaugh died at her daughter Mrs Oliver P Vansant Liberty town on May 22 from heart disease aged 12 years 9 months 15 days She leaves three children Mrs O P Vansant Toledo Chis and Dr J E Stambaugh of Woolsburo The funeral was held Wednesday at St Peter's Roman Catholic Church Rev Fr Norton officiating and interment followed in the adjacent cemetery. Daily obituary notes follow.
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Woolsboro
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Fr. Norton
Rev McLean to Preach at Harmony Grove Chapel Sunday
News notes from churches report Rev E L McLean of Grace Reformed church will preach Sunday afternoon in Harmony Grove chapel. A Trinity.M.E. Church South prayer meeting audience agreed to stage a strawberry festival in Junior Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings June 4 and 5.
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E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Harmony Grove Chapel
Ladies of Trinity M. EB. Church
South
Junior Hall
Indictments in Rosenstein Murder Case at Rockville
The Montgomery county grand jury reconvened at Rockville with two indictments for Armstead Taylor and John Alfred Brown in the murder of Mrs. Rosenstein and Louis Rosenstein. Brown was moved to Rockville. Taylor’s transfer from Washington is sought for arraignment. U S Attorney Davis weighs Maryland removal with strong official pressure to punish the guilty swiftly. Armstead Taylor is said to be son of a 1870 King George county killer. Brown’s transport followed last night.
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Montgomery County Grand Jury
Rockville
Rosenstein
Armstead
Taylor
John Alfred Brown
Thompson
United States
Henry E. Davis
District of Columbia
Davis
Maryland
Armstead Taylor
Warner Taylor
King George County
Brown
Landmarks at Gettysburg restoration plan announced
The Gettysburg Battlefield Commission will devote the government appropriation to restoring original battlefield landmarks as they existed in 1863. Restorations include repairing the Trestle House on Sickles avenue and enclosing Chechey spring, with Gettysburg granite in walls and new stone stops on Big Round Top. Two cannons will mark Bigelow’s Battery, and Confederate lines will be tabulated with tablets noting each regiment’s role. Southern veterans’ groups back the effort and plan monuments to Confederate soldiers.
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Gettysburg Battlefield
Culp’s Hill
Gettysburg
Reynold’s Grove
Ziegler’s Woods
Bigelow
Big Round Top
Reynold’s Avenue
Confederate Veterans
Charleston
Hulless Oats Case Heard In Hagerstown Court
In Hagerstown circuit court Judge Stake heard the hulless oats note case from Montgomery county. Robert G. Moore of Carroll county signed the 750 dollar note payable to P Huddle president of the Hulless Oats Company or bearer Witzgubacher and Mason represent plaintiffs Armstrong and Scott defendents. The hulless oats scheme prompted many notes for seed oats with bond to take the crop. Judge Alvey issued an opinion earlier calling grain gatless hulls instead of hulless oats. Grove A Shipley, the plaintiff, bought the note and says the seller provided wheat not oats.
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Hagerstown
Montgomery County
Stake
Robert G. Moore
Carroll County
P. Huddle
Huiless Oats Company
Witzgubacher and Mason
Armstrong and Scott
Alvey
Grove A. Shipley
Saint Missionary Rev James Addison Ingle Returns to City
Rev James Addison Ingle, wife and two children, arrived yesterday and will stay at All Saints rectory for months. They sailed from Hankow on April 20 and landed in Vancouver May 16. Ingle has seven years of missionary work in China and was ordained at All Saints in January 1891, marrying Miss Charlotte Rett in June 1894 before returning to China. The family’s voyage was pleasant and they were warmly welcomed back to their old home.
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AH Saints
James Addison Ingle
All Saints
Hankow
China
Vancouver
Ingle
Tuz News
Inzle
All Saints' Church
Charlotte Rett
North Carolina
City Faces Suit Over Fishing Creek Water Plan
Lewistown residents led by Dr Neighbors and mill owner Gutaw D Neighbors challenge Frederick city aldermen plan to take Fishing Creek water. The dispute centers on old contracts, mill rights, and the impact on local industry if a 12 inch line diverts creek flow. Local officials defend the project as needed for summer supply.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Gutaw D
Lewistown
Big County
George W. Miller
Fishing Creek
Hammond Urner
Urner
Keedy
Wm. P
Uvew
Neighbors
Utica
John H. Baer
Andrew Wachter
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables At Local Market Note
The morning market reports fresh cabbage and peas with good flavor though mildly silvery. A wide range of vegetables is available, strawberries at three boxes for twenty five cents, ripe red cherries at ten cents per box, pineapples in good condition, and green goosberries noted while apples recall last winter.
Haerstown-Myersville Electric Railroad Expected Franchise
A Hagerstown official said promoters of the Haerstown Myersville electric railroad are more encouraged now than before. City council is likely to grant a franchise to use the streets to accommodate the project, a move seen as agreeable to both promoters and city officials.
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Haerstown
Myersville
Hagerstown
Funeral for John Dand Cramer Held at Walkersville
The funeral of the late John Dand Cramer was held from his Walkersville home with services at UB Church at ten o clock led by Rev. Wolf Rev. Barshinger and Rev. Martin. Pallbearers included George Stanffer J Hanson Stauffer Charles Barrick John D. Cramer and G. and W. A. Cramer. Interment followed at Glade Cemetery with Jacob S. Perry as undertaker.
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John Dand Cramer
Walkersville
UB Church
Wolf
Barshinger
Martin
Thormont
George Stanffer
J. Hanson Stauffer
Charles Barrick
John D. Cramer
W. A. Cramer
Glade
Jacob S. Perry
Local Wheat Prices Quoted In Frederick Market
Wheat in Frederick today quoted at 72 cents per bushel. Gorn shelled 38 cents per bushel, common eat at 2.8 dollars per barrel.
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Frederick
Busey Wanted Here and Jefferson Property Sale
Frederick police pursue Charles Busey the colored man accused of assault on Ada Hardy and previously linked to William Taylor attack. Jacob Rohrback sells Shaff property in Jefferson to Fannie Shaw for 430. 12 year old William Till injured breaking leg on Liberty pike. Hose Company No 1 committee to meet with Mayor and Aldermen about steamer trip to Westminster tonight at 8.
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Busey
Charles Busey
Washington
Ada Hardy
Frederick
William Taylor
Jefferson
Jacob Rohrback
Daniel Calvin Shaff
Provinces
Daniel Calvin Sha
Fannie Shaw
Shaff
William Till
Liberty Pike
Aty Dimats
Messrs
Millard Nausz
George Wallace
Harry Hauer
Independent Hose Company No. 1
Westminster
Transfers and licenses in Frederick Circuit and Orphans Courts
In the week ending May 28 transfers of real estate occurred including F Marion Fauble and Frank L Stoner to Ralph K Wilcox for 1361.35 and Noah J Cramer to J Wm Dean for 8000. Marriage licenses issued include William T Fogle with Mary J Early and Harvey R Lonis with Alta Lanner. Orphans Court proceedings note wills, inventories, guardianships, and administrations for Joshua Hering Susan O Holtroper Catherine A Boyer and others.
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Circuit
F. Marion Fauble
Daniel D. Zoecker
Nicholas Holts
James Creager
J. Wm. Dean
Noah WB. Cramer
Noah E. Cramer
J. Wi, Dean
Noah J. Cramer
J. Win
Dean
William T. Fogle
Mary J. Early
McNeallyn
Jennie Grimm
Brangwick
Harvey RK Lonis
Frederick
Alvna Pearl Lanner
Middletown
Howard Seabright Brugh
Nellie Claire Getzendanner
Thomas G. Wood
Carroll County
Minnie
Gallaher
Henry I. Smith
Ida Wise
Orpilane'’ Court
Joshua Hering
Daniel W. Hering
Susan O. Holtroper
John H. Tabler
Edward E. Leather
Emily Hopkins
William Lee
Florence Lee
Elizabeth A. Williams
Robert Dean
Emily O. Dean
Philp Hines
Catherine A. Boyer
James A. Boyer
Improved Order of Red Men Gather in Salisbury
The Great Council of Maryland opened its session in the Masonic Temple Salisbury with about 150 delegates, likely rising to 200 with past great sachems. Sixty six tribes total, 4203 members, receipts last year 2459.05. tribes' receipts 30528.66, relief disbursements 14896.09. Welcome addresses by Rider and Giles, with remarks by Wyatt and Littleton. A two-session day, three sessions planned today, and a Modoc Tribe trip to Ocean City on Friday.
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Great Council of
Maryland
Order of Red Man
Masonic Temple
Salisbury
Coan
Salisbery
Great Council
T. F. J Rider
W.T. Giles
Princess Ange
C. T. Wyatt
Crisfield
J. C. Littleton
Admiral Schley on History and Santiago Campaign
At Omaha, Admiral Schley rejected writing or contributing to magazines about the Santiago campaign. He said historians should not write history, noting their views are limited. He emphasized presenting facts to the public, free of personal interests, so people can form their own conclusions.
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Admiral Schley
History
Omaha
Neb
Santiago
Theo
L. B. Molline Window Awnings Offer
The best and cheapest awning advertised as adjustable to fit ordinary windows. It claims simple construction with no wear parts, no annoying prop slides, and air circulation above and below. Made of striped duck, fastens low on windows, can be put up or taken down in one minute. buyers urged to get prices.
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Son
The Exclusive Carpet House Ad Telephones Moon 160
Local advertisement announces The Exclusive Carpet House with a contact line Moon 160 for inquiries. The note highlights carpet offerings and a direct phone number for orders.
Black Goods and Verbal Sales Pitch by Priestley’s
John Hendrickson promotes Priestley’s Black Goods department boasting 20 years of growth. He highlights standard wool fabrics, silks, and veils with low prices and reliable quality, urging customers to buy where value and home-supply reliability meet.
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Priestley
Cheap Publicity News Want Ad Appeal
Classified note urges readers in Frederick to place cheap want ads offering help wanted or cook position. Claims 15 cents gains broad notice and simple design to attract customers, promising a sale once designs are shown. The text appears as a fragment describing advertising strategy.
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Frederick
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