This Date In History May 31 Highlights
A historical digest recalls Frederick William I of Prussia death in 1740, John Albion Andrew born 1812, a Massachusetts war governor noted for anti slavery stance, 1880s Lincoln troop call and Andrew's five governor terms, Commodore Schley in 1898 battles at Santiago, Baron Lyon Playfair died 1919, and 1900s Transvaal clashes where General Knox suffered losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wilam I
Prusela
Frederick William II
Wasiiite
Prossia
John Albion Andrew
Massachusetts
Windham
Andrew
Lincoln
Schley
Banttago Inn
Lyon Playfair
London
Knox
Delarcy
Windfentein
Transvaal
Adverse Events Today at Oceanview Markets Mix
Fragmented note lists various vendors and specials in a crowded muddle. Mentions fishing tackle Shipley and Bopat Bargain, Masonic Festival, fried clams at City Hotel Grill, crab soup, turtle soup, frogs and other dishes, Carnival week items, wallpaper and dry goods listings. References to local shops Neidig Miller Davia Wineberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Bopat
Park Bigthing -Evergarten Association
Nowiea
Masonic Festival
T. Masonic
Oity Hotel Grill
City Hotel Grill
Oity Hotel Gril
Ningling's
Doll Bros
Chow Kemp
O. C. Dsrty
Personal travel and visits around Frederick area
Gen L Victor Baughman spends a few days in Baltimore. John W Hilleary of Barkittville and Mizg May Thompson near New Market visit Frederick. Mrs Helen Landers visits Captain George F Landers at Fort Totten York. Prof Charles Gly and Mrs Gly depart for Atlantic City. Mrs Schley visits Annapolis. Lieutenant W H Landers arrives in San Francisco from the Philippines to be stationed at Presidio. Mrs William Roderick returns from Baltimore. Mrs Lloyd Harper and daughter visit Hoboken. J H Lampe travels to Loversville Va for church dedication. his son Rev Lewis Lamps is pastor. Ira N Logan leaves for Carlisle and Dickinson College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Baughman
Baltimore
John W. Hilleary
Barkitteville
Frederick
R Brown
New Market
Mizg
May Thompson
Big City
John Baumgardner
North Market Street
Martinsburg
Helen Landers
Tammort
Gaorga F. Landers
Fort Totten
York
Charles ‘W. “Gly
Maryland School For the Deaf
Atlantic City
Schley
Admiral Winfield Boots Schley
Annapolig
J. Frank Ellis
Washington, D. C
Howard
East Church Street
Tuas Landers
Thurmont
San Francisco
Philippines
Presidio, Osi
William
Lampe
Lewis T. Lamps
Ira N. Logan
M.O.A
Carisle
Logan
Dickinson College
Novel cure for rheumatism by accident in Pennsylvania
D G Bessler of Roadside Pa suffered rheumatism for two months and, after a woodpile accident, the severe cut he sustained led doctors to sew the wound. He reports a dramatic relief from rheumatism since the injury, attributing it to blood loss. He now mainly hurts from the foot wound but no longer feels strong rheumatic symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.G. Bessler
Roadside
Mr. Ressler
Besser
Local tidbits on town changes and sales
Brief notes report a finished Masonic festival and upcoming event, repainting of the S B Homer home front, a new iron fence at Barry Storm’s lawn, and auctioneer Charles B Fout selling personal property at Mrs Hargett’s warehouse with good prices observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Homer
South Market Street
Barry E W. Storm
Charles B. Fout
J . W. Hargett
Tablas Carnival to Bring Continuous Midway Show
Tablas announces a weeklong carnival with fourteen tented acts and four external attractions from Kobinaga Carnival Company of Columbus. Daily performances from 1 PM to 11 PM feature Mat Guy high diving, a 90 foot ladder, a 80 foot Ferris wheel, Aimée the premiere danseuse, the electrical palace trip across continents, Lanette the flying woman, Lotta at Temple of Music, and various vaudeville acts. City bands, decorated businesses, and strict anti gambling enforcement accompany the event, expected to draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Gsy
Aimée
Dreas Mateial
New York
San Francisco
Acsoss
Pacific
Lanette
Lotta
Temple of Music
Bijou
Ula
Weno
Osoo
Shem
George
Woodabora
Walkersville
Harmony
Yellow Springs
Wolfsville
Frederick
Lecture by Dr Elbert Todd on John Chinaman and His Country
A lecture delivered in the chapel of Woman's College last night by Rev Dr Elbert E Todd pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. He spoke from intimate knowledge of China having visited the Celestial Empire several times and discussed Chinese politics religion and social life with vivid engaging detail. The talk noted potential world political impact of China’s population and was introduced by Dr C F Goodell under the Mite Society. A large audience attended the event at the college chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Elbert
Todd
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Chinaman
Celestial Empire
Emmitsburg Memorial Exercises Memorial Day Observed
Memorial Day observance in Emmitsburg under Arthur Port G A E opened with an invocation by Rev W B O Shalenberger followed by a memorial address by Major B Goldsborough of Frederick A procession led by Major Goldsborough included Arthur Post and comrades Emmitsburg Cornet Band and schoolchildren and moved to St Josephs Catholic Cemetery for graves decoration. The line then proceeded to the Lutheran cemetery where G A B ritual was read and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address recited by Rev D H Riddle Major Goldsborough gave an address with benediction by Rev Riddle committees from the post decorated graves at local churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Arthur Port
W. B.O. Shalenberger
B. ¥. Goldsborough
Frederick
Goldsborough
Arthur Post
St. Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery
Lincoln
D. H. Riddle
Major Goldsborough
Presbyterian
Methodist
Mountain View
Mount St. Mary's College
Toms Creek
Rocky Ridge
Eylers
Harbaughs
Baltimore Building and Loan Dividend Payout Planned
Messrs Bird M Robinson and Randolph Barton officers of the Baltimore Building and Loan Association announce the distribution of a total dividend of 517000 to stockholders. The payout includes 5000 to 6000 separate dividends with the first share set at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bird M. Robinson
Randolph Barton
Tecsivera
Baltimore Building and Loan Association
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion To Frederick From Hagerstown
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs a special excursion tomorrow from Hagerstown to Frederick arriving at 9 20. Passengers may return from Frederick to Baltimore and Washington after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Frederick
Ren
Baltimore
Washington
Coal Chute Installed at Ruiehl’s Mills for Quick Engine Refueling
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad coal chute at Ruiehl's Mills in this county enables rapid engine refueling. The 250 ton capacity chute includes a cinder dumping attachment, allowing simultaneous coal intake and ash disposal. Operated by a stationary steam engine, it speeds coal loading in minutes with six helpers kept between Atohl'sa Mills and Mount Airy for heavy freight service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ruiehl’s
Bios
Cata
Hanlai
Atohl'sa Mills
Mount Airy
Alumnae Reunion marks 59th anniversary of seminary
The annual meeting of graduates of the F,BF, Seminary celebrated its 59th anniversary on Thursday evening May 29 at the Frederick Art Club rooms. The Woman's Club organized the program with an address by Mrs. Arthur DeWalt Willard on The College Girl Abroad, detailing a 1897 European study trip and experiences in Paris Berlin and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Art Club
Woman's Club
A. RB. Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Arthur DeWalt Willard
Willard
Bryn Mawr
Isney
Paris
Berlin
Cologne
St Ursula
Oxford
Matthew Arnold
Delashunts
Doub
Hood
Flor Doub
Drustila Ramebarg
Grace Radcliffe
Mary Hschbach
Missus Trail
Markey
Thomas Emp
McDaaiial
Baker Johnson
Richard Ross
Mickle
Leap Year Dance Delights Frederick Guests in Junior Hall
A leap year dance last night in Junior Hall drew many attendees. The hall featured lush decorations, a cozy tete-a-tete corner, continuous fruit punch, ices and bonbons, and music by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Guests included Mrs. J. J. Dill and many local residents from Frederick, Thurmont, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiss
Halla
Frederick Select Orchestra
J. J Dill
A.B Yeakle
J. A. Haydon
G. Johnson
A. E Toms
Miss Williams
Njamaville
Messrs
Haffner
Radcliff
Kefauver
Markey
Reich
Motter
Heck
Guibert
Hull
Biser
Mercer
Zimmerman
Moberly
Nawman
Bowles
Gilson
Weller
Ritter
Smush
Johnson
Whipp
Maulaby
Kreh
Haller
Toms
Stauffer
Frederick
Lewis
Masonic Festival Closes with Prize Winners Listed
The festival closed last night with a lively raffle of donated items. Kol Bros won Alderney calf, George L Kaufman took the Utopian vase, David Brengle claimed a cigar box, and Miss Hattie Bobnitz won a pair of Oxford shoes. A palm was presented to the Masonic lodges, and a large cake went to Jasob Rosenstock who shared it with the ladies. Mrs C S Boward received the most votes for the cake, with 350 votes for $35, and Miss Bessie Hargett earned 255 votes for $25.50. The total cake takings were $60.50. Baseball notes include Frederick and Woodsboro clubs playing four games at Athletic Park next week, with the first game at 4:20 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kol Bros
Wm. Kolb
George L. Kaufman
Monea Fisher
David Brengle
John L. Jonnu- Bon
Charles S. Howard
Stephen OG. Geisbert
Wm. H Pentz
Oxford
Hattie Bobnitz
Herman
Jasob Rosenstock
C. S
Frederick
Woodsboro
Athletic Park
George Hull
Luther Donsife
R. Bichilder
Maurice Donsife
Robers. Donsife
George LeGore
Jacob Feiser
Raymond Shank
C. F
Baxter Smith
Frederick Benson
Creager
Hisenhauer
Motter
Brast
Savior
Strawsberger
Rampbarg
Stauffer
Prolific Animal Sire Breddock Owner Sires 21 Piglets
Mr C E Klein of Breddock reports his sow produced 21 piglets in under five months across two litters. Ten piglets arrived on Christmas Day and eleven on May 13, marking a remarkable yield for a single sow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Klein
Breddock
Om Chrestwas
Uniformed Western Union Messengers Shine in City
In Uniform. Clarence Compber and Ernest Dockerly, messenger boys for the Western Union Telegraph Company, have doubled attractive uniforms of dark blue cloth trimmed with red braid and present line appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Compber
Ernest Dockerly
Western Union Telegraph Company
Law’s Grip: Bowie Sentenced After Disorderly Arrest
William Bowie, a Black man, was arrested last night by Officer Holbrower on a disorderly conduct charge. Jastics Wood sent Bowie to jail for 30 days in default of a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall
William Bowie
Holbrower
Jastics Woods
Bowie
Jennings-Gibnow nuptials set for June in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs James William Jennings of Brunswick announce the marriage of their daughter Elva Avlin Jennings to Rev Joseph Patterson Gibnow formerly assistant rector of St Mark s Parish. A ceremony will be held at Grace Chapel Brunswick on Wednesday June 11 at 2 o clock p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Jennings
Brunswick
Lavistatioua
Mise Elva Avlin Jennings
Jozeph Patterson Gibnow
St. Mark's Parish
Grace Chapel
Bree Hindergardes
Frea Kindergarden Association
AH Baints
P. E. Obapest
Park Theatre Saturday Night Show Promises Variety
Local notice advertises Park Theatre with a lively Saturday night program featuring Speedaltins Four Big Arts, dancing floor, music, free trolley every five minutes, with fried clams and soups at Park Hotel Grill. Also includes fishing tackle ads, garden association meeting, and various city notices. Frequ ent promotions urge public attendance and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Department Store Bargain Bonanza Brightens Spring
A Frederick County advertisement showcases NEIDIG & MILLIE Nz & MILLER and TODS3'S BARGAIN BELLING offering low prices on textiles and accessories. Features include dresses, lace, ribbons, gloves, table linens, and laundry items with discounts, plus a note on personal service from Clinton E. Main, pharmacist. Also promotes Indians handmade baskets and commencem ent presents.
GHO RC 8: New Com mencement Dress Materials Offer
GHO RC 8 RODOOK & GO advertise a large line of white dress materials for the season. Special numbers in sheer Persian Lawn shades at 20, 209 and 860 per yard. White Habitat Silks 37 inches wide at 500, 6240 and 766 per yard. White Mohair 40 inches wide at 600 per yard. Fine laces and Allover laces in new patterns. 500 yards fine shear white India Linens at 12 0 and 160 a yard. Cannot be matched under 31g0 a yard elsewhere.
Frederick merchants advertise real estate and services
Frederick County merchants list offerings including sale of building lots by the Improvement Loan and Building Association, cement work foundation services, a light spring sale of harness and equipment, and a furniture and glassware shop advertising dinner and tea sets, lamps, and household Goods at discounted prices. Also notices for ENT specialists and a local attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Loan and Building Association
Brederick
East Sixth
Eset Fifth
X Bargsin
Nqan
E. Chamer
LM. Nixpower
Migdtft
Fine Lace and Parasol Collection Promises Elegant Gifts
John Hendrickson models offered a line of parasols handkerchiefs and gloves aimed at graduation shoppers. Imported fabrics and new patterns showcase laces dresses and white goods with prices from one to three dollars and up. Better come soon. assortment highlights French makers and exclusive original designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exquite
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Sune 1
Maryland
Raw Rid Bim
DE. Todd
John Ohinaman
Ruial's Mills
ALUMN
Reunion
HY Menpal
Ity Hotel Grill
Pyamma
Barrier & Bovar
Miller
Suresey & Borst
A. LeRoy Bodardsht
Broderick County Bank
Chry Hotel Grill
Cara
Frederick Building Association
Frederick Ballding Associacion Wil
J. W. L Oarty
Frederick County National Bank
Joan O. Harn
Mothe
H. O. Oseper
Obas
T. Hitselberger
Mountaindale
Alles G. Quras & Co
Wo. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
N. Market St
Mullins
John Hoenpartoxson
Neidig
Millie
Nz & Miller
Tna
Atylas
Neidig & Miller
Clinton Eb, Main
Angidrug
WIM
Clinton E. Main
N. Market
Frederick Qgunty
Isanogie & Wagaman
The
GHO
Rodook & GO. Ie
Vie Hig
Rodock & CU
Bion & Bons
AT. Bios & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rive
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Boing
Keller
West Patrick &Trest
Walter Howe
East South Street
Joseph Groff
C.c.waters
peanriAdar
Sale
Ares P. Bit
G. E. Saylor
H. E. Wilcoxon
Americ Pare
Frank Glayton
Fowler & West
Hane Whitcomb
Helene Mignon
Park Ate
Ibe
Park Story Five Utes
Dpe Peterman
Franklin Street
W. Gaver
Giice
Court Street
Hesh
Isanogle & Wagamana
Peederick, MB
F. B. Sappingtor
Cuma Glassware, &C
Amit
F. B. Sappingtowr
Evilbiss
Amos Vanee
Devilbiss & Urner
Doll & Albsugh Building
Actidawlyma
Nicodemus
Norta Market Street
Frederick Co. Phore
Adies
Perticniare
Flmc
Daily News
Miedet
John Hendrickson
Sharon
Alonn
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