May 31 in American History Highlights From 1818 to 1888
Key events include the 1818 death of Massachusetts governor John Albion Andrew, the first fatal violence case in New York Civil War disputes in 1881, the 1862 Battle of Fair Oakey or Seven Pines, and the 1888 Johnstown flood with extensive loss of life and property. Also notes sun rise, sunset times, and celestial details for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albion Andrew
Massachusetts
New York
Fair Oakey
Seven Pines
Johnstown
Woman wanted. Political Card for J. A. Gruibine Lamp Lost
News office advertises for a cook at 6 E Church St and lists a state sale. Mentions Jas C Rowe and equity numbered item $303. Urner & Urner, solicitors. Casino Braddock Heights hosting big time shows at the Academy of Amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gruibine Lamp
Jas. C. Rowe
Urner & Urner
Solis
Cook
E. Church St
Moser
C. Thos
Kemp New
J. D. Hendrickson Casino
Braddock Heights
Academy of Amusements
Toribhs
nMrvel
Death Notices For Molesworth and Wachter In Mt Airy Harmony
Mrs Lillie M Molesworth wife of E M Molesworth prominent Mt Airy resident died at home last night at 845 pm She survives her husband five sons and her father John Runkles two sisters and two brothers Funeral from Prospect M E Church tomorrow at 11 am Interment in adjacent cemetery E W Corman in charge George N Wachter died at home in Harmony yesterday morning at age 83 He leaves one son Galvin of Michigan three daughters Mrs Martin Warrenfeltz Boonsboro Mrs Elias Stine Harmony and Miss Maggie Wachter at home Funeral services tomorrow at 10 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie M. Molesworth
E. M. Molesworth
Mt. ‘Airy
John Runkles
Prospect M. 5
E. W. Corman
George N. Wachter
Harmony
Galvin
Michigan
Martin Warrenfeltz
Boonsboro
Elias Stine
Maggie Wachter
Social World Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs I G Waltz of Araby celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a sumptuous supper for many guests. Attendees included Rev Wilson T Jatboe Urbana R W H Warner near Frederick and numerous local residents. The couple received many handsome and useful presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Waltz
Araby
Wilson T. Jatboe
Urbana
R. W. H. Warner
Near
Frederick
J. G. Waltz
Maud Waltz
Paul Waltz
Mime
Jennie Whitmore
Florence Hahn
F. McKensie
Agnes
Chester McKensie
F. Smith
Cora
M. M. Mosburg
Roy W. Cutsail
Clinton Crum
J .G. Bolinger
Hagerstown
Emily Sheppard
Jacob Schmidt
William
David A. Freshover
Benton Knodle
John Engle
Michenal Knill
Poplar Terrace
N. E. Wachter
Pearl
K. Summers
Emma French
G. W. Cecil
Walkersville
Waltz
Trunk Found On Market Street Identified by Owner
A trunk found abandoned on South Market Street in front of Hamlett and Webb was identified as the property of Miss Nellie Gwynn of North Market Street Pike after her father Price Gwynn recognized it. Miss Gwynn had just arrived from Fredericksburg Virginia and the cause of the trunk’s placement remains a mystery. The Free Kindergarten of Frederick held an exhibition of children’s work at Market and All Saints streets, with Miss Margaret Eisenhauer and Miss Louise Sappington teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlett and Webb
South Market Street
Nellie Gwynn
Price Gwynn
North Market Street
Messrs
Frederick
Market
All Saints
Margaret Eisenhauer
Louise Sappington
Notice Warns Frederick Delinquents to Pay $20000 by June
The Board of Aldermen warned delinquents to settle about 20000 in taxes street paying and sewering debts by June 1 or face lawsuits. Few heed the order issued April 28 and read aloud in Frederick city offices. City officials stress enforcement may involve hundreds of cases as the Register prepares a report and the Board weighs legal action tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Corporation of
Frederick
City Register
Register
North Market Street
Benefit Dance Helps Frederick Civic Club At Braddock Heights
Threatening weather kept many away from the Braddock Heights dance for the Frederick Civic Club but a fair crowd enjoyed the first public mountain dance of the year. Thirteen dances were on the program with music by the Braddock Heights Orchestra. Refreshments were sold by the ladies of the Frederick Civic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick Civic Club
Civic Club
Convention Tomorrow Opens W C T U Session at Thurmont
The annual Womans Christian Temperance Union county convention meets in Thurmont Lutheran church with 9 30 a m sessions. About 50 delegates are expected. Mary Haslup state president will speak at the night session and Mrs Sarah C Thomas county president presides. Officers to be elected tomorrow. Delegates from Pradiricie and vicinity travel by Frederick Railroad at 7 15 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary Haslup
Pradaricie
Frederick
Sarah C. Thomas
Lutheran Church
Quarantine Placed After Brunswick Smallpox Case
A three year old child named Winecoop in Brunswick near Peirce is suspected of smallpox. Dr Levin West and Dr Marshall Price examined the child and ordered the house quarantined. Pierce, previously sick, shows rapid improvement and remains under quarantine for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
P. F. Pierce
Winecoop
Levin West
Marshall Price
Baltimore
Peirce
Price
Pierce
Left Leg Broken At Morris Iron Works
William Danner, an employee of Morris Iron Company, broke his left leg at the foundry this morning while hauling junk iron in a wheelbarrow on an elevated platform. The wheelbarrow tipped, striking his leg below the knee. He received first aid from Dr. Franklin B. Smith and was later sent home on East Third Street, suffering from the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Danner
Morris Iron Company
Danner
Franklin B. Smith
East Third Street
Colored women fined for early morning disturbance
Bell Overs Mark K Gilmore and Rene Hill colored were before Justice Lloyd T MacGill on a street disturbance charge. Lili fined 15 dollars or 60 days, Gilmore 5 dollars or 30 days, Overs 2.50 or 20 days. unable to pay, they will be jailed. Henry Dorsey colored pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a 2.90 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Mark K. Gilmore
Andrene Hill
Lloyd T. MacGill
Lili
Gilmore
Overs
Henry Dorsey
Fuslice
The Marvel Tonight and The Stage Child Drama Listings
Local listings note The Marvel Tonight stage play The Stage Child and Than houser The Outlaw and the Female Detective at Bison Braddock Heights Casino. Friday night June 2 shows and car departures from Frederick at 7 30 8 00 9 00 and Braddock at 8 30 9 14 10 20 11 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Marvel Tonight
Thanhouser
Bison
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Braddock
Big Time events at Academy of Amusement Whit Monday
Big Time Thursday and Whit Monday night at the Academy of Amusement on Fifth Street feature the Washington Orchestra. Cars will drop passengers at the door from Square Corner. Frederick College reports total enrollment of £910 since September, with 10 percent growth and May graduates, signaling bright prospects for 1911 12. Also notice lice remedy for chicks and job ads for two white cooks for Company A at Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Amusement
Fifth St
Our
Washington Orchestra
Linganore Mines directors eye Dolly Hyde future venture
May open other mine as Linganore Copper Mines plan a thorough check of the Dolly Hyde Mines near Libertytown. A new vein yielded rich ore, with 35 to 40 days of work in reserve. In three weeks Singanore aims for full operation and expansion including new concentrating tables and extended elevating equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore
Cody Hyde
Libertytown
James H. Harris
Dolly Hyde
Rogers
Singanore Copper Company
T. A. [Unshee
Singanore
Inganore
James Company
New Jersey
Wilson Company
Strawberry Festival At Frederick City Hospital Grounds
The Board of Managers hosts a two day Strawberry Festival in the Mantz room at Frederick City Hospital on N Market Street beginning June 1 at 4 o clock. Items include Cream Cakes and Candies and Cow Peas suitable for forage and land improvement. Also advertised are poultry care products from Brish Brothers and mail boxes from 25 cents to 1 50. Seeger & Company promotes mail carrier delays avoided by owning a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Mantz Room
N. Market St
Seeger & Company
Croagerstown
Petersville
Thursub
Thurmont
Lewislaw
Graceham
Pederick
Lileacre
Prederick
Buckeyslown
Airy
Buckeyslawh
Walkersville
Yelow Springs
Lund Fur
Harry G. Tritapod
Court Street
Frederick Ma
License Notice Demands May License Renewals Now
All traders who have not renewed their annual May Licenses will please do so at once without further notice. No annual licenses can be issued after May 31. Harry W. Bowers, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Bowers
3D. BAKE. President WM. G. Bannk
Portrait style note lists William G Bannk as president and a vice president position noted with initials VP indicating a leadership slate. No further context or details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Bannk
Frederick Building Association issues stock Series No 27
On June 3 1911 the Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 27 dues are 25 cents per share per week entrance fee is 10 cents per share each share matures at 100 dollars loans at 4 18 per 100 per year payable weekly at 8 cents per 100 the association organized in 1895 has seen ten series mature and hundreds of thousands of dollars issued to members shares available from J W L Carty secretary at The Frederick County National Bank or from Wm D Zimmerman solicitor illustrated loan costs and directors listed trolley car schedules freight railroad services and local trades advertisements included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Wm. D. Zimmerman
New Trimmings and Laces At Hendrickson Shop
John D. Hendrickson announces new stock of Cluny laces and hand loom fabrics at 32 West Patrick Street. Two shipments of lashineh Flouncings priced from 1.25 to 2.00 arrive, aimed at making substantial summer dresses. Also notes Miss Ritchie's school dance Friday evening and a car leaving Square Corner at 7:30. Advertising urged as a path to success.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Mercury
Saturn
Washington
Maryland
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
F. M. Molesworth
Arphive
Z. KE. Duvall
Trinity M. E. Church
South
East Third Stree
Morris Iron Works
Frederick College
Brish Bros
Patrick St
Cap. D
John Markey
Singanore Co
Fred K. CO
Farmers Exchange
Brish Brothers
West Patrick Street
Ajax
Citizens’ National Bank
St A Ela
OFI
Frederick, MD
3D. Bake
If. D. Barker
WM. G. Zemmisrman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Gao
Wat
Sante Titus
LE Haallem Joun S. Ramysung
Panik, Baker
War G. Baxer
Conney
M.D. CG
M. Thomas
C. W. Cringe
D. Kefauver
L. Haavers Juouk J. GC. Morren
J. D. Batra
Thos. H. Hallerh
W. Bowers
H. Z. D. Hagan
Co. Carty
A. M. Landauer
D. Lowenstein
J. W.L. Carty
J. M. Newman
Bent. F. Reich
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Lewistown
Catoctin
Frederick Railroad Co
Frederick City Garage
W. Patrick Sr
Freiye. CO
Montevue
John D. Hendrickson
Maderia
Cglenrey
Yeaterday
Neidig & Miller
Aie
Neildig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
ELKAY
Williamso S
Rexall
Clifton
Young & Staley, Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents
Young & Stalfy
West Patrick St
Mountain Assembly
Seeger & CO
Allen G. Quynn & CO
M.L. Etchisons
THE
Etchison Furniturs
M. L. Etchison
New Citizens National Bank
Thom P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Weet Fia
Keller & Myers
S&w
Frederick City
City Hotel
Young & Staley
Allen
New Design
Adamstown
Lustavora Station
Frederick County
H. 8. Landis
Landis
Waltham
Elgins
Howard
Hamilton
South Bend
Ilinois
Hockfords
Cramer & Stauffer
CRAMER @ STAUFFER
Real Estate and Loans
Gourt Street
Bath
Patrick Street
GEO, L. Cramer & Sons
Hartford Fire Ins
Phoenix Ins
Queen Ins. Co
Fidelity Underwriters
Niewens von Hbehive
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