May 28 in American History and notable deaths
On May 28 historical notes recall Noah Webster who died in 1848, born 1753, and Stephen J. Lee who died in 1908, born 1833. Taft warned Cuba in 1912 of non intervention during a Negro insurrection. Astronomical events list Saturn for morning star Venus Jupiter Mercury Mars. the Pole Star marks north in Ursa Minor.
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Noah Webster
Stephen J. Lee
Confederte States Army
Taft
United States
Beningstar
Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Ursa Minor
Fred Hood College Hall and Adamstown Council Ternavor
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Fred Hood College Hall in Adamstown and a reference to the Fredomia Council Ternavor. Details are unclear but indicate a local college building and municipal matter requiring further verification.
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Senate
Ess
Fred. Br.hood College Hall
Adamstown
Fredomia Council
Sick in Frederick Area Update
Those from Frederick and surrounding area confined to home report illness. Mrs. Harry F Schell of South Market Street is very sick. Mrs. Mollie Roberts of West South Spireel is improving slowly. Mr. William A. Simmons, a prominent jeweler on North Market Street, is slightly improved after illness.
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Frederick
Harry F Schell
South Market Street
Mollie Roberts
West South Spireel
William‘ A. Simmons
North Market Street
Bickness
Death notices for Clara Remsberg and Annie Lowe
Miss Clara Remsberg daughter of the late Damel and Mary Remsburg died Monday at eight at her home near Martimsburg Virginia after a short illness. Funeral was held yesterday at 1 pm at the Germantown church with Rev. Asa Richards officiating. Interment Beallsville Maryland. pallbearers named. Mrs Annie Lowe widow of Charles Lowe died at Montevue Hospital last night aged 65 years cancer. Funeral today at 3 pm from Mt Olivet mortuary chapel. Obenderfer and Son directors. survivors include sons Milton and Tuwctic Love.
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Clara Remsedegmiss
Clara Rensburg
Damel
Mary Remsburg
Martimsburg
Mont i Homery County
Miss Remsburg
Messrs
Samuel D
George Remsburg
Iss Druse Young
Asa Richards
Germantown
Annié Lowe
Chas. Lowe
Montevue Hospital
Montevue
Burdette
North Bentz Street
Mt Olivet Cemetery
FP. W. Obenderfer
Funeral for Miss John Roberca Smith Held at Asbury Church
The funeral occurred yesterday at 250 o clock at Asbury Church, where Miss John Roberca Smith was a devoted member. Rev L J Valentine led services, with Bertiers Mans feral emblems presented. Pallbearers included Clarence Williams and others. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Thos F Rice was funeral director. This morning attorneys appeared before Saige Worthington in the case of Mrs Sarah DeGrangeye ELC Renn regarding a deed of trust. No decision was given.
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John Roberca Smith
Asbury Church
Ll. J. Valentine
Bertiers
Clarence Williams
Ernest Hall
John] Jones
Charles Robingson
Claude Walker
Arthur Tillman
Geo Duvall
William Moore
Saadte
Greenmount Cemetery
Thos. F. Rice
Saige Worthington
Sarah DeGrangeye
DeGrangeye
DeGranve
Depleuty
Matinas
My. Renn
Autoists Brave Bad Weather On Chambersburg Run
Despite heavy rain and mud a 20 car advance of the Chambersburg Auto Club reached Frederick at 1 20 PM led by pilot Cadillac driven by George H. Stewart Jr with his mother and John Pfoutz. Pacemaking car carried D G Pfoutz and others. the tour raises funds for Public Opinion Silver Cup and Chamberburg booster efforts. Weather spoiled several records. most remaining cars aimed for Hagerstown with Frederick as a stop.
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Sia
Chambersburg Auto Club
Frederck
Irone
Crry Hotel
Frederick
Cadillac
George H. Stewart, Jr
Stewart
John Pfoutz
D. G. Pfoutz
Pfoutz
H. S. Foltz
George Reisner
Valley Spirit
Chambersburg
Folts
Foltrano
Baltimore
Washington
Dr We F. Skinner
John D Schaat
Morris Rehng
New City
Hagerstoun
Trouble with lights again in Frederick city
Frederick reported prolonged darkness in the west and south districts as city light operator George Wallace traced the outage to a crossed city wire and a Gas and Electric Co line at the Courthouse. A burned lightning arrester at the power plant prevented repairs until today with about 60 lights affected. The outage disrupted areas during a busy time amid the Democratic primary.
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Frederick
Pary
George Wallace
Frederick Gas and Electric Co
Wallace
Ciiy J
Lhis
Quiet Wedding Ties Annie Crum to David Oden Crum
A calm ceremony last evening at Walkersville United Brethren Church united Annie Matilda Fecie of Carsville with Mgr. David Oden Crum of the same area. Rev. Paul E. Holdcraft performed the rites. The couple now reside in the home located by Mrs. David Garber and her daughter.
Friday Observes Pecmation and Legal Holiday
Financial institutions close for the holiday and special hours at the post office are noted. The Sale advertisement promotes a silent auction with the News as auctioneer and a treat salesman offering For Sale ads promising strong results.
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Postolfis
Committees Appointed To Plan Sunday School Conference
Frederick County Sunday School association members meet to set a mid June conference in Frederick with an out of town speaker likely attending. A arrangements committee led by Chales W W Lough and others will organize program and logistics for the event.
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Frederick
Frederick County Sunday School Association
Inet
Chules
W.W. Lough
W. W. Lease
Stamey Schwartz
A Shavar
W. N. Jolliite
Jesse Hoover
Nan Thoings
C. Albert Gilson
Sleury H Abbott
Jesse
Michael
Confederate Memorial Day Planned for Frederick June 7
Plans are underway for Confederate Memorial Day in Frederick on Saturday June 7 with services at Mt Olivet Cemetery. The 10800 Alexander Young Post Confederate Veterans will join the Daughters of the Confederacy in commemorating the day and a cemetery procession with graves strewn with flowers is expected at the observance.
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Frederick
Mt Olivet
Alexander Young Post
Daughters of the Confederacy
Health officer's April report notes births and deaths
April figures show 17 births with 16 whites and 1 colored, and 21 deaths including 16 whites, 3 colored. Causes listed include diabetes, tuberculosis, cerebral hemorrhage, pneumonia, and measles among others. Infectious measles reported. also note sale of house on North Bentz street from Harry R Snook to Georgianna McDonald via private terms.
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Kia J. McCurdy
Charles T IK Young
Georgianna McDonald
Bentz Street
Harry R Snook
Memorial Service and excursions for Fredonia Council
Members of Fredonia Council No 46 to join Francis Scott Key Council No 48 for an annual memorial service on Sunday June 1 1913 at 3 pm meeting at Council Chamber West Patrick Street. Excursion to Pen-Mar on Friday May 30 with round trip $1.00 leaving Fen d enck 9 45 am returning Pen Mar 6 10 pm.
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Vu. UL AL ML
Fredonia Council
Francis Scott Key Council
Council Chamber
West Patrick Street
Pen-Mar
Fredenck
Pen- Mar
Targerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Areig’s
Adame
Ang St
the Reformed Church
Ladies of Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Montevue Debt Near Three Thousand Dollars Explained
Superintendent notes Montevue records show about 25 thousand dollars owed with assets around 22 thousand, leaving an estimated net debt near 3 thousand. Officials say most patients are Frederick county residents and hospital census about 170, with roughly half labeled insane.
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Montevue
Sul
Cacegato
Save and Insane
Frederick County
Cregg
Iis
State of Maryland
Maryland
Gregg
Board of Charitres and Correction
Warmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Board of Chariies and Correction
Monterue
World of Charities
Bulding
Primaries May 28 in Frederick with central committee vote
Precinct primaries set for Wednesday May 28 1913 at 8 oclock to choose a new central committee for Frederick city and delegates for a convention May 29 1913 at Court House Basement to nominate five aldermen for the June 10 1913 municipal election. Also notices of local amusements and services appear with venues across Frederick including Braddock Heights and Feagaville strawberry events and various local business ads.
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W. J. Brown
Veler- Mary
West Patrick Street
City Hall
Court House
N. Market St
Frederick City
Alderaien
Joan Francis Smitit
Jos, F. Eisenhauer
Wilcta Lt. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery Couny
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Brunswick
Thurmont
Jeferson
Walkersville
New, Market
Off the Rack Fashion Sale Shoppers Flock Ahead
Officers warn young ladies about a symphony of color as delicate voiles crepes and satin stripes tempt with silk ratines and crepe silks. The cream of fashion arrives in charmes and crepe silks with bold color bouquets. Selling goes merrily on catch the first special to Nel DIG and Miller.
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Neldig & Miller
Last License Notice for Traders and Others
All traders and other persons regarding Ten se who have not previously procured or renewed license must do so immediately. Failure to comply will result in revocation for lack of waterage tion. Harry W. Bowers, Clerk.
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Harry W. Bowers
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United States Weather Bureau
Tomorow
Slacksmith
Mat Braddock
Jan WK
Ce. Ge
Reig
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller Ad. Co
Nat Bank
G. Dorsey & Co
Shipley’s
Ena & Werthemer
Columbus Knott Wage
Patrick St
Eugene Wirts
Fred
Marvelity Opera House
Anxie Lowe
Case Argued
Chambersburg Club
Hymeneas
A. J. Jenkins
Fifth St
Lewis H. Fraley
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Middletown
Hagerstown & Frederick Ranaway Co
Senkts of
Hood College
Williamson’s. Dutrow’s
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second St
Dancing
Attention Democrats
Ballenser
Feagaville
Seabee
Guy H. Proneburg
Braddock Heizhis
Ouse
Frederick, Ma
Grove
South Market St
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Ighie
Ogitke
Semble
Urefal Xifta
Ntoia
Apple
Glovigs
Star Kid
Cabus
Shay Patticoats
Pleekinet
Messitine
Por Young Aisn
BILAL
Eclipse Slurts
WM. G. Bakir
Vilee
D. Baker
Ice
Wal G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall, Asst
Umnablulas, J. D. Twendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Gio. We. Sarria
Titus H. Hanir
Joan 5. Rambscera
Danievy Bakue
C. M. Tuomas
CG. EL Chinn
BD. EL Kerauvea
P. Ll. Margerry
G. Gare
Col Conxtuy
M. Janees C.mowk
J.D. Baken
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre's
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Market ST
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Joan N. Buengle
Chas. T. K. Young
Hansonville
New London
Lewistown
Thurnont
Charleyslie
Urbana
Monrovia
Peterstile
Cacre
Craierich
Shepherdstown
WL Va
Rackerstown
Mount Airy
Brongwick
Utica
Creagerstown
Poolesville
Ermaikshurs
Gnien Biige
Barbielaws
New Market
Vaberixe
Fredericky
Tgeaere
Rees
Dent Reson
Mieaere
Trait Mieaere
Wrederick
Yalow Springs
New Mat
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
Citizons’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Harry G. Tritapom
Crwayers- Owl
Eaddock Heights
Wiedurlek
Grayson H
Hickman
O. R. KR
Stational
S&t. Hickman
KDDY
Tdan
Cramer & Stauffer
Real State and Loans
East Fifth
Montgomery
Albaugh & Harrington
Albaugh & Larrington
Braddock Lleights
Bath
Lonte
Remington
Smith
Om Farms
Froederigk
St. and
Flcor
Phono
Williand H. Smith
Grayson H. Staley
Keller & Toms
and Insurance
Oppofite City Hotel
Barcains Insurance
American Bonding Company
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