May 29 in American History Highlights
The Daily News review notes a 1813 British attack at Sacketts Harbor repulsed by American forces. It marks deaths of Lt Gen Winfield Beatt in 1800 and historian John Lothrop Motley in 1877. It also recalls a 1911 US Supreme Court action against American Tobacco Company under antitrust law.
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Lake Ontario
Winfield Beatt
West Point
N. Ya
John Lothrop Motley
Red
United States Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
Memorial services planned for Key Council at Mt Olivet
Complete plans outline a memorial service conducted by Francis Scott Key Council No 48 O U A M at Mt Olivet Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The procession leaves from the council hall at 3 30 and includes bands and representatives from related councils and orders. Rev B H Lamar to deliver the address, with music from United Brethren church choirs and graveside ceremonies for deceased members.
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Mt. Olivet
Francis Scott Key Council
Co. U A.M
Franus Scott
Key ‘Counsell
Fredonia Council
P.O. S of A
Frederick Council
Wiliam Co. Rhoderick
B. BH. Lamar
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
U. A.M
Francis Scott Ker Council
Council Chamber
West Patrick Street
New Truck Factory to Rise in Frederick Next Week
John Luntz Jr president of the Lord Baltimore Truck Co says excavation for the foundation will start next week. Construction to be completed in 60 working days. Site of 2.5 acres purchased with funds from the Frederick Board of Trade and prepared by Frederick contractors. The move from Baltimore to Frederick is planned with aims to boost local industry.
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John Luntz, Jr
Lord Baltimore Truck Co
Baltimore
Frederick
Luntz
Frederick Board of Trade
Free Kindergarten Holds Closing Exercises
Frederick Kindergarten wrapped its 12 year history with closing exercises at 10 am in the Federated Charities Building. 54 of 73 pupils, ages two to six, were present as Miss Margaret Eisenhauer and Miss Louise Sappington led the program and pupil progress. ice cream and cake were donated by J A Kidwiler.
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Frederick Kindergarten
Federated Charities
J. A. Kidwiler
Episcopal Church
Federated Charties
Margaret Eisenhauer
Louise Sappington
Local Notices and Community Events in Walkersville Md
Community notices invite participation in Decoration Day preparations on North Market Street beside Frederick Town Savings Institution, tomorrow from 9 am to 4 pm. J E Duval to oversee supper ice cream and strawberries served by Glade Reformed Church Ladies Guild in Town Hall Walkersville. May events include Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting May 28 at 7 30 pm in C D C rooms 102 East Second Street with Miss Xan Wilson secretary and A D C Card Party tonight at eight at Mrs Glen Worthington’s residence Berard Street admission 25 cents.
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Aowers
North Market Street
Frederick Town
Ladies’ Guild
Glade Reformed Church
Town Hall
Walkersville
Remudar
Frederick City Hospital
C.D. C
Xan Wilson
A. D.C
Glen
Worthington
Berard Stree
Rena
Kreig’s
Adamstown
The
Reformed Church
Tomorrow in Frederick region expectations and events
The itemized forecast lists a summer activities start with a regular dance and Casino opening, a 100 car Washington Motorship Association run through Frederick to Hagerstown, a 178 mile endurance run by the Maryland Motorcycle Club through Frederick at 3.15, summer vacation for county schoolchildren, fair weather, city candidate selections, Memorial Day holiday with banks closed, Barbara Fritchie remains to be interred at Olivet Cemetery, the birthdays of former Judge Russell E. Lighter and merchant L. Jim Mullinix, and the next Engelbrecht diary installment in The News.
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Washington Motorship Association
Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland Motorcycle Club
Sammer
Barbara Fritchie
Mrs. Olivet Cemetery
Russell E. Lighter
Orphans’ Court
L. Jim Mullinix
Mulinix
Engelbrecht
Frederick Building Association offers Series 19 shares
The Frederick Building Association of Frederick County Maryland announces a stock series starting Saturday June T 1913. Shares cost 25 cents weekly with a 10 cent entrance fee and mature at 100 dollars after 350 weeks. Loans to members incur 80 cents per week per 100 borrowed, payable with dues, with an illustration showing total payments around 1155 dollars for a 1000 dollar loan. Officials list officers and solicitors, plus contact for shares at Frederick County National Bank and the association’s secretary.
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Frederick Building Association
Frederick County
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
College Girls to Present vaudeville at Opera House
Hood College girls stage two nights of entertainment next week at the Opera House replacing vaudeville acts. Monday features Cousin Kate with Ethel Barrymore credit. Tuesday offers Leaves and Flowers by Prof Stouffer’s dancing class. Reels shown Monday at 8 with 10 cent admission. Tuesday two shows with three reels and the dancing act.
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Kate
George Last
Dramatic Club
Eithel Barrymore
Waynesboro
Sallie Conrad Fauntle Roy
Mdiut
Rostand
Opera House
Wor Young Ladies Tuscs Silk Petticoats
Fragmented OCR text mentions young ladies and silk petticoats with unclear context or full meaning. No coherent event or names to anchor a summary.
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