Fraley elected Frederick mayor in tight Democratic primary
In Frederick Maryland Democratic voters chose Fraley for mayor with 449 votes, edging Schell. McCaffrey won City Register by 48 over Epstein as 940 ballots were cast despite poor weather. Delegates for the nominating convention and aldermanic races loom, with several candidates named for four wards.
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Lewis JH. Fraley
Lewis
Wanne Tyson
McCaffrey
Eckstein
Yeater
Womans Home and Foreign Missionary Society Meets
The Womans Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Reformed Church met at Miss Jennie Hargett s home on East Second Street at 2 PM. Despite bad weather attendance remained good as members explored Japanese missions in the United States with papers, readings, and a letter from the Japanese Mission pastor in San Francisco. A project to purchase hymnals was decided, and the next meeting will be at Mrs Willis E. Fisher s home on the last Tuesday in June.
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The
Womans Home and Foreign Mussionary Society of the Reformed Church
Jennie Hargett
East Second Street
May Markell
United States
Elizabeth Herman
D. Princeton
Bucker
San Francisco
Cora Diller
Allen R. Bartholomew
Saciety
Willis E. Fisher
Clarke Place
Kindergarten Year Ends at Federated Charities Build IBS
The kindergarten program will close tomorrow with the work of the children on display. An invitation is extended to all to attend the exercises and exhibit at the Federated Charities Building.
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Mies Eisenhower
Build- Ibs
S P C A May Drop Plan of Shelter Place in City
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals held a meeting at the Federated Charities Building led by President Juste Bablan Posey. They discussed sheltering teams at a plaza on South Carroll Street and a watering trough on South Market Street, noting the need for safer, accessible feeding sites and concerns about Market Street during busy hours. A complaint about a tied horse at Bradock Leighis was noted and disposed of. The National Society’s Tag Day on January 2 was discussed but delayed for next year. The group planned to meet again on the first Tuesday in August.
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Society For the Prevention of
Braddock Leighis
National Society
Maryland D A R Pushes Star Spangled Banner National Anthem
Mrs Robert G Hogan state regent of the D A R in Maryland leads an effort to make The Star Spangled Banner the national anthem by Congress. A resolution was introduced in Washington early February by Mrs Hogan and Jefferson Levy of Virginia notes the bill’s tariff delay. Levy says action hinges on tariff passage while Hogan seeks Maryland congressional support ahead of a 1914 Baltimore anniversary celebration.
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Robert G. Hogan
Maryland
Congress
Hogan
National Society
Washington
Clogan
Flousen of Representatives
Jefferson Levy
Virginia
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Senator Stillwell Sentenced for Bribery in Legislature
Special Dispatch reports justice Sabury of the Supreme Court sentenced State Senator Stephen J. Stillwell to four to eight years in Sing Sing. He was convicted of attempted bribery in promoting legislation.
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New York
Justice Sabury
Supreme Court
Stephen J. Stillwell
Sing Sing
Rebels Retake Jiminez Amid Desperate Mexican Battle
Mexico City reports a long and bloody clash ending with Federal forces recapturing Jiminez in South Chihuahua. Rebels were defeated at Osornia State of Sinloa. The piece also notes Birmingham's eye prosthetics industry and a small anecdote about a dirty hand moment from a child.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Qsornia
Sinloa
Spotlight on Our Fair City Blames Antis for Bomb Joke
Baltimore leaders discuss the Frederick suffragette bomb incident as antis are blamed for the prank. Officials doubt militant suffragists did it, noting the joke risked public safety and could spur further scrutiny across newspapers. Local women call for calm as they defend the suffrage cause.
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United States
Wiler
Frederick
Ameiga
Lalimore American
Wiil
Baltimore
Donald Hooker
Hooker
Fragmented Bubble of Suffrage Debate in Muddled Text
An OCR fragment shows a heated exchange on anti-suffrage labeling and the need for weighty evidence. The passage mocks claims and hints at bomb mysteries, mentioning sisters of suffrage, cats, and a grieving mother disputing dangerous items.
Hymn of Barbara Fritchie May Be Sung at Reinterment
The favorite hymn of heroine Barbara Fritchie may be sung during Sunday services at Mt. Olivet cemetery for the reinterment. The hymn My Times Are In Thy Hands will be read as she wished, with children from Middletown and Frederick performing and Mrs Clara V Mott composing an action song. Flowers are requested from supporters via Lowenstein and Wertheimer's before Friday noon. Memorial Association invites the Board of County School Commissioners to attend.
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Maryland Motorcycle Club
Frederick
Baltimore
Westminster
Chambersburx
Hagerstown
Brish Bros
Barbara Fritchie
Chor
Mt. Olvet
Iines
Middletown
Barbara Friteme Memorial Association
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Lowenstein and Wertheimer
Smallpox or Chickenpox Split Over Rhabottom Case
John Rhabottom a witness in the Schnitzlein murder case is diagnosed with smallpox by Drs Co W G Rhorer and B J Byrne while Dr William Stone Howard County health officer contends it is chickenpox The matter was placed in Dr Stones hands with plans to move Rhabottom to the pesthouse and fumigate Ellicott City jail as prisoners and the warden family are vaccinated Also East End Brunswick school events and Brunswick High school commencement with 13 graduates noted
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Henry A. Tan
Ant Saloon League
Frederick County
Olte
Frederick
Schell
Boor
George Edward Smith
John Rhabottom
Ellcott City
W. G. Rhorer
State
Department of Infectious Diseases
B J. Byrne
Ellicott City
Wiliam Stone
Howard County
Stone
Has Fine Strawberries From Utica Grower To Editorial Office
A note from Andrew Wachter of near Utica presents The News with a fine box of strawberries, some six inches in circumference, from a Toledo area grower. Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Andrew Wach* Ter
Utica
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Frank Cheney
Expert to Investigate Paving in Brunswick
Brunswick council to hire a paving expert to inspect Potomac avenue pavement and report by the June 8 meeting. The street committee sent Mesars Mohler and Algire to Baltimore to arrange an expert, with potential arrivals from Baltimore or New York. The aim is to determine compliance with specifications and compel payment of assessments by nonpaying property owners.
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Potomac Avenue
Brunswick
Mesars
Jacob Mohler
Marty J. Algire
Baltimore
New York
Standard Ambler Davis Company
Philadelphia
Baltiimore
Political Notices in Jefferson District Mayld&whtt
Local political notices from Jefferson District No 14 list candidates and party guidance for upcoming elections. Names appear with district identifiers and date cues, reflecting organized campaigning and civic notices.
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Louis C. Etctison
Peferson
Mayld
Announcement of Cramer and Dichlberger for County Treasurer
Frederick W. Cramer announces candidacy for Frederick County Treasurer subject to the 1913 Delaware primary. Since July 1 1912 he has gained taxpayer familiarity and promises a progressive business like approach and voter support. Abram J. Dichelberger also seeks the County Treasurer nomination in 1918 under Democratic voters and pledges one term only to allow others to run.
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Uate
Frederick W. Cramer
Wéd&Wi
Tredkurer
Wrederick
Ae Abram J. Dichelberger
Dechiégram
Commissionei
Frederick County
Calvin L.” Putman
Lewistown
E. Victor Rivers
Buckerstown
Sherif
Sarnesliy
Clarench J. Holtz
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