Officers Drafting Here Spring '64
Frederick Chronicle notes War News and daily diary extracts from Jacob Engelbrecht on Chancellorsville fights. May 12 1864 reports two large armies under Grant and Lee, 100000 plus wounded, hopes Richmond captured. Draft updates describe county draft from Williamsport, six colored tickets, ceremony details. June 1 death warrant for Granville Smeltzer for 1864 murders. Maryland Virginia boundary talks. Baltimore hotel bars to close at 1 am. local dirt and trolley dust complaints noted.
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Jacob Engelbrecht
Frederick
Chancellorsville
Grant
Lee
Ingelbrecht
S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Pennslvania
Beement
Fredenck
Rapitan
B F Butler
Krantz
General Sheridan
Dames River
Sigal
Shenandoah Valley
Sherman
Johnson
Kingston
Rome
Atlanta
Second Street
George Salmon
Williamsport
Washington County
George Lowe
Hiram M Nusz
Thomas
Edward A. Gittinger
Allegany County
Johnsville
Onion Bridge
Debaters to clash in Baltimore primary race clash
W H Anderson of the Anti-saloon League and Lloyd Wilkinson, nominated by Democrats in the Second District, plan a Monday debate in Baltimore. The time and venue along with rules will be announced later.
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W H Anderson
Anti-saloon League
Lloyd Wilkinson
Democrats
House of Delegates
Baltimore
Pape’s Diapepsia Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless stomach remedy that digests food within five minutes. It claims relief from indigestion, sour stomach, gases, heartburn, and dyspepsia, and promotes appetite and a clean, fresh feel in the gut. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist to show the formula printed on cases.
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Pape
Purchase Water Meters Tonight in Frederick City
Frederick officials plan to buy water meters for about 4000 dollars with a possible Watch Dog meter for up to 100 large users. The Water committee endorses the Gamon Meter Co device, while residents protest and urge delaying meters to fund a storage reservoir to safeguard supplies during dry periods.
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Board of Aldermen
Gamon Meter Company
Newark NJ
George A Zurek
Brunswick
Walkersville
Middletown
Water Committee
Frederick
Fraley
Pardoned Youth From Frederick County Burns Barn Case
Harry B Smith, sentenced to five years in 1910 for burning Mrs Emma Smith Myersville's barn, is pardoned by Governor Goldsborough. Leo Weinberg, Smith's attorney, was notified of the pardon yesterday afternoon. Subscribe for The News.
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Harry B Smith
Frederick County
Emma Smith Myersville
Goldsborough
Leo Weinberg
Smith
Two Old Confederates to Highlight Frederick Show
Two old Confederate veterans Cot Tom Booker and Capt Tony Miller with Park Miller's South quartet bring a unique entertainment to The Empire next Monday night. They include humorous stories of the South, songs from muskets, and banjo music, with reserved seats on sale.
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Tom Booker
Tony Miller
Park Miller
Virginia
Empire
California Syrup of Figs Advised for Sick Children
Mother, if a child shows sour stomach and signs of ill health, give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs. The remedy is claimed to clear sour waste from the bowels and restore health in hours. Ensure the bottle is genuine from the California Fig Syrup Company and beware counterfeit labels.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Toothbrush sale with Tuskanoid brushes on offer
A shop advertises a variety of dental care items including toothbrushes with colored handles for easy identification. It promotes popular powders washes and pastes and invites customers to view stock at reasonable prices.
Convent School Opens in Frederick with Bright Prospects
The Academy of the Visitation opens the term with boarding students not yet arrived but expected to reach twenty-five and about one hundred day students from Frederick. The music department starts September 15 and the faculty remains unchanged. Last night William-Francis Barnard gave a Socialist address at Marketing Church Streets to a full crowd.
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Ely
Academy of the Visitation
Frederick
William - Francis Barnard
Socialist Party
Horses Faster Than Mules Race At Harmony Grove
A lively race down Exmimits burg pike to Harmony Grove featured a four horse team driven by Mr C Clemson and a four mule team driven by Mr Moruingatur. Each wagon carried about 115 bushels of wheat to D C Ramsburg Son. Clemson finished first after about a mile and a half as spectators cheered.
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Harmony Grove
Exmimitsburg Pike
C. Clemson
Moruingatur
D. ¢. Ramsburg & Son
Clemson
Do You Fear Consumption No Matter How Severe
Stillman Green of Majlchite Cot writes that two doctors said Thad consumption could not live two years, but after using Dr King's New Discovery he is alive and well. A home remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Drive 51¢ and 1.00 guaranteed by DPearre's Tharnacy.
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Dpearre
Tharnacy
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Engelbrecht
E. A. Gittinger
Senate
Maryland Hotel Men's Association
Association
South Market Street
South Street
J. H. Wetzel
New Green
North Market ST
Anderson
Wilkinson
L. E. Mullinix
Sol. Booker
Capt. Miller
Register
Russell B. Lighter
The
People’s Fire Insurance Co
Register of Wills
Samuel D Thomas
Charles C. Waters
Lighter
Waters
Haggerstown
Egg
Russell Bennett
David E Zimmerman
Patrick Stress
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Maryland
Grand Lodge
Temple
Deggeap
Frank G. Dorsey
Mount Airy
Frederick Trust Company
Frederick, MD
Reno
Harp
David Cramer
Albert W. Ecker
Woodsboro
Ita
Mhat
Frederick City
Frederick Truat Company
State Bank
Harb
F. W. Obenderfrr
Claggett
Rambburg
Walter
Leatherman
Harry F. Shipley
D. Chester Kemp
Artraz
Jawlay
Jeferson
Eee
Walkersville, Maryland
Maryovel
Lizbeth
William Shay
Jane Fearley
Claire Mersereau
Man’s
Duty
Rex
Pauline Bush
Victor
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Griffin & Griffin
West Patrick St. Fraderick, Md
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
West Patrick Street
Lion
H. R. Flautt
City Hall
York
C. L. Kefa
Optometrist
Aed Feweter
Market Frederici
Thane
J. A. Ramsburg
Broderick, Ma
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