May 26 in American History and Astronomical Events
On May 26 notable events include 1865 Kirby Smith surrenders the last Confederate army in the Trans Mississippi, 17,000 troops. 1892 Mississippi Valley flood peak with losses over 50 million. 1903 New York City’s 250th anniversary. 1907 Mrs William McKinley dies. Astronomical notes show sun set at 7 16, rise 4 29, moon rises 3 4 a m, moon near Saturn, Mercury rising before sun. 1751 iron meteorite of 48 kilograms fell in Agram Bohemia.
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Cole
Mercury
Agram
Bohemia
Harmony pupils win Washington trip for perfect attendance
Four Harmony public school students Prof R J Ridgely principal Nabynard Bittle Guy Summers Edgar Brandenburg and Harry Summers receive an automobile trip to Washington as a reward for two years of perfect attendance and steady study They left Frederick city Garage just after seven o clock with driver Byler and will tour the capital today returning this evening Governor Crothers plans road inspections next week visiting Worcester Southern Maryland Washington Allegany Garrett counties A new oil treatment for East Third street dust control was tested this morning using refuse from the gas plant with plans to monitor its effectiveness
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Harmony Public School
R. J. Ridgely
Washington
Naynard Bittle
Guy Summers
Edgar Brandenburg
Harry Summers
Frederick City
Byler
Crothers
Worcester County
Maryland
Washington County
Allegany
Farmers’ Institute
Garrett
Frederick Wis
East Third Street
Ohio Marylanders' Reunion Set for August 2 3 at Kildare Park
The Ohio Marylanders Association committee met last week and decided to hold this year's reunion at Kildare Park near Xenia Ohio, the same location as last year. The event will span August 2 and 3 with members gathering for activities and commemorations.
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Ohio Marylanders’ Association
Kildare Park
Xenia
One of the Graduates at Maryland Agricultural College
Jacob Keller Smith of Frederick county is among the candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree. Closing exercises will be held June 11 to 14 at College Park.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Jacob Keller Smith
Frederick County
College Park
Ice Cream Festival Draws Large Crowd at St John’s
The second night at St John’s Catholic church festival drew a very large crowd as church ladies sold ice cream and cakes. A goodly sum was realized and the event showcased local community spirit alongside broader health advice promoting digestion with Chamberlain's Tablets.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Impressive Ascension Day Services by Knights at Christ Reformed
Knights templar from Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 attended Ascension Day services at Christ Reformed Church Middletown after marching from the Masonic Temple aided by the Yellow Springs Band. Eminent Commander A Le Roy McCardell led the event with Rev Dr George A Snyder delivering a forceful sermon from Acts 1 9. The church was filled with choir and crowd, followed by a reception as the Knights returned to Frederick. Tonight the drill corps hosts Ladies Night with a uniform parade and exhibition drill.
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Jacques de Molay
Knights Semplar
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Court
West Church
Patrick Street
Middletonzachine
Parede
Yellow Springs
A. le Roy McCardell
Knight Kefauver
A. J. Herman
Utica
George A. Snyder
Knight Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Temple
McCardell
Knights Birely
Kolb and Hedges
Geo. Edw. Smith
Alfred Ritter
Lillian Catharine Rice
Natoarine Estelle Myers
Margaret Janet Shipley
Charles Sotheron Howard
Douglass Hooff
All Saints P. E. Church
Jesus Christ
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Pauline Zen
Norma Wachter
Society For the Relief of
Summer Requisites and Fashion Goods at Bargain Prices
J. D. Baken and WM. G. Banuh promote hot weather necessities including parasols, fans, and gloves at low prices. selection spans colors and styles from simple paper fans to jeweled silk and sandalwood pieces, plus Dutch collars and lace waists. Pennants complete the offering for the season.
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Kayser Glov
Lord Ayron
Trolley Cars to Thurmont Schedule Update
The Frederick Railroad Co announces May 28 changes with trolley cars from Carroll and Patrick streets to Thurmont daily at 7.15 and 9.46 am and other mid day times, returning from Thurmont to Lewistown and Catocin Furnace, with loops every 20 minutes at Montevue after May 28.
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Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Thurmont
Lewistown
Catoctin Purnace
Tou P.m. Frederick
Frederick to Baltimore Excursion by Electric Line
Frederick Railroad Company offers a Sunday excursion to Baltimore on May B12 with round trip tickets via the electric line. Depart Frederick 7:14 AM and Baltimore 4:15 PM. Tickets at Carroll and Patrick Streets. G E L PF Anderson Superintendent. Members of the P O of A will meet at camp No 17 hall Sunday at 10 AM for divine service at United Brethren church and at 2 30 PM to accompany Francis Scott Key Council US A M to Mt Olivet Cemetery for memorial service.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Carroll and Patrick Sts
EL PF. Anderson, Sup T
Camp No
G. A.B
United Brethren Church
Francis Scott Key Council OF. US A. M
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Jos. Zimmerman
Mountain Assembly Dance Friday Evening
Under auspices Ritchie s school for dancing a Friday evening event is announced for June 7. A car will leave Square Corner at 7 30 with a potential storming held in the Armory.
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Auss Ritchie's
Square Corner
Armory
Wanted For Company A
Advertisement seeks young men aged 18 to 20 of good habits to join Company A at the Armory, with a Monday night recruitment. The note underscores that preparing in peace to serve in war is noble and brave, carrying burdens and the need for readiness regardless of appreciation.
The Woman's College Saturday Concert at 4 PM
Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock concert by pupils of the normal department of the conservatory of music. No charge. Also special 1000 high grade talking machine needles for 39 cents offered for Saturday only at Shipsley's. The Marvel Tonight features The Lighthouse Keeper. Imp: The Cowboy's Sacrifice shown in America. Cow peas for forage and land improvement, offered for sale by Fred E. Co Farmers Exchange. Purafomulas by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy exclusive agent for Pura Fomulas in Frederick Maryland.
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The
Conservatory of Music
Shipley's
Fred’e. CO
Farmers Exchange
Purity Drug Stores Co
Pearce
Modern Pharmacy
Nhruarre
South Market Street
Frederick
Until Sunday Dr Eyler Sits at Arlington Hotel
Eyler plans to remain at the Arlington Hotel all day Saturday and Sunday until 4 o'clock. He offers coin removal without pain and can be reached by call or phone. A 12 room cottage with bath for rent near Clifton along the Frederick Railroad, suitable for private use or boarders. Surrounded by a shaded lawn, ideal summer home. Terms via Young & Staley Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents, Frederick, Maryland.
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Dr. R. ©. Eyler
Arlington Hotel
Clifton
Frederick
Young & Staley
Frederick, Md
Rk, C. Eyler
Braddock Heights Casino Friday Event Details
May bowling skating and pool advertised with transport times. Cars depart Frederick at 7.30, 8.00, 8.15, and 9.00 p.m. Return trips leave Braddock at 8.30, 9.15, 10.00 and 10.50 p.m.
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Braddock Heights Casino
Frederick
Braddock
Nickel plated Strawberry Cappers five cents
Allen G. Quynn & Co advertises nickel plated strawberry cappers for sale at five cents each, urging customers to try one.
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Allen G. Quynn & CO
Nur ses Graduate at Frederick City Hospital Commencement
Frederick City hospital Training School for Nurses held its second graduation in the park opposite the hospital. A large crowd attended with a green and white decorated platform, a banner motto Semper Parata, and cut flowers. Master of ceremonies Rohrbach introduced Dr. W S Baer who spoke on training and opportunities for nurses, followed by remarks from Hon. Edward St Eichelberger. Diplomas were presented to Marian Hess and Pearl V Staley. A reception at the hospital followed with 400+ guests, music by the Frederick Select Orchestra, and refreshments.
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Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Henri L. G. Kieffer
George Edward Smith
Jon Jacob Rohrlbach
Margaret E. 8. Hood
Florence Nightingale
Baer
London
New York
New Haven
Boston
Army
Navy
Helen Nies
Marian Hess
Peart V. Staley
C. W. R. Crum
Brunswick
E. S. Eichelberger
Dittmar
Edward St. Eichelberger
Clotworthy Birnie
Taneytown
A. CG. McCurdell
Board of Managers
Woman's College Glee Club
E. H. Dunmar
Hospital
Mary L. Ness
Marian J. Hess
Pearl V. Stalley
Grace Hughes
Plorence Kretdel
Anna Magaha
Eleanor Wells
Cow Peas German Miller By Fred E Co Farmers Exchange
The note describes cow peas with reference to German Miller and the Fred E Co Farmers Exchange, indicating an agricultural product listing or section highlight.
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Fred'e. CO Farmers Exchange
Frederick Building Association to issue stock on June 3 1911
On June 3 1911 The Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 17 Shares are 24 cents per week entrance fee 10 cents per share Each share will mature to 100 00 Loans to members at 4 16 per 100 per year payable weekly at 8 cents per 100 The association organized in 1895 has paid hundreds of thousands to members Shares available from J W L Carty Secretary at The Frederick County National Bank or from Wm DL Zimmerman Solicitor Directors listed Automobile Livery Frederick City Garage Patrick St Potomac Potomac?
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Frederick Building Association
Luce
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Wm. DL. Zimmerman
Seuss
License Notice and Local Real Estate Ad Notes
All traders with lapsed May Licenses urged to renew by May 31. Clerk Harry W Bowers issues notices. AJ F Diener offers watch clock and jewelry repair opposite city opera house with guaranteed work. Three story brick dwelling at 120 Court Street for quick sale with immediate possession via Young & Staley. Allen G Quy nn Co promotes paint at 1.00 and 1.25 in Alton Pia.
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Harry W. Bowers
AJ F. Diener
City Opera House
Court Street
Young & Staley
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Shipley
the Marvel
R. R. Co
Zimmerman, R
Neidig & Miller Invents
Miss Ritchie
Moser’s Doll Bros. Company
Carty
Woman’s College
A. G Quymn & Co
Rosenstock Bros
W. Patrick St
Harmony School
Ohio
Marylanders
St. John’s Festival
Hhehvye
Dr. Snyder
Evangelical, Reformed Sunday
Frederick News
Citizens’ National Bank
Citzens
National Bank
J. D. Baken
WM. G. Banuh
Ild
Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
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Uso
Tuos
Haller Jonna
Amspurd
Daniel Baker
Wat G. Baker
C. St. Connex
M. Tuomas, Co
Cline
D. J. Kefauver
Wargerr Jupux J. CG. Morris
J. D. Bankew
Curseter
Joln D. Wendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Renin
Howe
Sultinas
Aig
Aes
Elie Ad
Riik
Bidlavien
Ines
Union Suis
Wade Bittna
Doe Surntia
Cordath
Neldig & Milueek
Williamson's Drug Store
ELKAY
Williamso
Rexall Stors
Mountain Assembly
the Woman's College
Imp
America
Hess
Staley
Dr. Baer
Messrs. Rohrbach and
Eichelberger
TILOS
N. Maller EL
W. Bowers
H. J.D. Hagan
C. C. Carty
A. M. Landauer
D. Lowenstein
FOWL
J. M. Newman
Benj. FL Reich
Geo
HH. Zimmerman
Frederick City Garage
Wast Patrick Street
Alton
Pia Dem
Allen G
Quynn & CO
M.letchisons
Etchison
M. Etchison
Nest New Citizens National Bank
Nlidewiy
North Market Street
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Creagerstown
Petersvile
Thurs Ive
Thudgent
Udteaere
Graceham
Pederick
Prederick
Kilvetere
I Esteaere
Bucckeystown
Mt. Airy
Buckeystown
Walkeraville
Guy Acres
Eity
Harry & Tritapor
Real State
Frederick Md
Sler & Myers
Keller & Myers
Brederick County
Lo Keller & MY GR
City Hotel
Comltion
New Westen Road
Adamstown
Tuscerura Station
Prederick County
Teal Estate
Prederick, Mu
H. 8. Landis
Landis
Waltham
Elgins
Howard
Hamilton
South Bend
Illinois
Rockfords
Cramer & Stauffer
Qrauer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
iMoney
Bath
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins
Queen Ins. Co
N.Y
Fidelity Underwriters
Church St
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