Aug 2 in History a roundup of notable deaths
August 2 historical deaths include Thomas Gainsborough in London born in Sudbury 1727, William Williams signer soldier and statesman born in Lebanon Connecticut 1731 died 181? Eugene Sue author of The Wandering Jew and other works died at Annecy Savoy born 1801 Bruce Marin educator and abolitionist died at Yellow Springs Ohio born 1790 Paul Delaroche born 1804 Marie Seebach German actress died at St Moritz born 1924 President McKinley terms upon Peace with French painter announced to make amends.
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Thomas Gainsborough
London
Sudbury
Wiam Willams
Signer
Lebanon
Conn
Eugene Sue
William Witpt
Annecy
Savoy
Thruce Marin
Yellow Springs
Paul Delaroche
Marie Seebach
St. Moritz
Engadine
Mclintey
Thach
Ain
Reformed Sunday School Reunion Braddock Heights Draws Wide Attendance
The third annual event attracted attendees from Framerick to Walkersville with Reva Casselman and Wm E Lempe among speakers. Morning band concert, afternoon religious exercises, multiple sermons, and a call to strengthen Sunday schools highlighted the day amid mountain breezes. The program included addresses on Bible study, Sunday school growth in Japan, and church teaching, ending with a benediction and plans for next year’s reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Braddock Heights
Framerick
Middletonn
Hagerstown
Jefferson
Adamatown
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Braddock
Ir. Biser
Maroh
Pittsburg
Orchestas
Rav
D. W. Distmat
Rar
E L Mofiean
John W. Pontius
Vass
Eric Hachbaus
Rura
A. V.casselman
Reading Ps
William
Lempe
Senca
Jepsa
Anoine W. Miller
Patisdelphis
Bonor Markey
Charles M. Smith
Rav Atvili Qonner
Bir A
McCardell
Tsapher
Schhoar
William E
Japan
Ahossa
Rufus W. Miller
Towa
Jesca Obriat
A. O. Mc Tardell
Barry L Ooblentz
SJ Travers Thomass
Wm. P. Molter
Aeary A. Abbots
Deffer— 604
Barkittsville
Fara
White Rock
Frederick Ad Gattysburg
Reva Rafos W. Muller
D D
A. V Castromas
Wm. E Limpa
ER. Hsehbach
Fatal Railroad Accident Claims Foxville Man
Brank Haye of Foxville dies after being crushed between two freight cars on the Western Maryland Railroad at Smithsburg. The 18 year old was injured,Receives treatment at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown, and dies shortly after arrival. Funeral arranged at Bethel church Garfield with burial at nearby graveyard.
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Frank Hays
Foxville
This County
Western Maryland
Wee
Smithaborg
Young Hays
Washington Country Hospital
Hagerstown
Highfield
Hays Retown
Smiths— Bar
Hays
Ther
Dracote
Derrard Wagaman
Baya
Belog
Para
Frederick County Democrats Secure Baltimore Headquarters
Frederick County delegates and supporters for Joseph D. Baker gather in Baltimore for the Democratic State Convention. Headquarters are at the Nat an House and Hotel Rennert with badges issued, as Frederick Democrats anticipate a large, enthusiastic delegation urging Baker's nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natan
Baltimore
Frederick
Hymeneal notices of weddings in Frederick and area
A batch of local wedding notices reports quiet ceremonies last evening or midweek. Frederick N Oden and Margaret Q Crawford wed at Grace Reformed parsonage with Rev E J McLesan officiating. Frank L Cram and Nona Beer were married at the bride's brother's home with Rev William Hammond Parker. Roger Harper and Zalla Ridsinbaugh united at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Luckett s Va with Rev John Paul Tyler officiating. Borose Williard Compher and Sallie Elizabeth Wallace wed at Barkitts ville with Rev P B Fasold. Charles Edward Engle and Fannie O Corum wed at All Saints rectory with Rev Dr Osborne Jagl e.
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Oden
Crawford
Frederick N. Oden
Margaret QL. Crawford
J. McLesan
Grace Reformed Parsonage
Third Street
Frederick
Crum—Baer
Frank L. Cram
Riss Nona KE. Beer
John Paul Tyler
Trincity
EB. Oharob
South
Compher— Wallace
Boroze Williard Compher
Sallie Kizabath Wallace
Barkitsaville
Barkittsville
P. B. Fasold
Mt Olivet Cemetery July Informants Report
Superintendent Michael of Mt Olivet Cemetery reports informants for July with scattered figures for Adolta Washington Brookly Oklahoma and other locations. The fragmentary ledger lists numbers next to each place, indicating counts of informants or visitors across multiple sites.
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MT. Olivet
Michael
Mt. Oliver
Federal Charge Linked to Mail Letter Case
John W. Benjamin was arrested in Travillah Montgomery County on a federal charge for sending obscene letters through the mails to Mrs. Carlisle. The warrant, sworn by Inspector James B Robertson, was before U.S. Commissioner Reese O. White. Benjamin posted bail set at 250 dollars and released.
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John W. Banjimie
Travillah
Montgomery County
United States
Lewis F. Carter
Thomas Carlisle
Benjimins
Cerlisles
Lesker
Neartog Nexs
Garis Disbarred by Washington County Court
An order signed by Chief Judge A Hunter Boyd and Judge Robert R Handerson disbars Adm8 Garis from practicing in Washington County Court. The Washington County Bar Association initiated proceedings in February through Col Obhariles A Little and Thomas Poffenberger. The court finds the charges relating to Garis conduct toward Judge Reedy sustained and concludes he is unfit to practice law. There is no appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hunter Boyd
Robert R. Handerson
Hagerstown
Adm
Garis Ba Airoken
Washington County
Garlay
Col Obhariles A. Little
Thomas 4. Poffenberger
Igaines Garis
Egainst Garis
Reedy
Egainst
Low
Svening Garis
Officers and Officials Listed in Local Bank Board
The document lists officers including President Wise Vice-President Cashier Jabes Jas McSuerry D E Kefauver Gxo Wa SMrre J D Baker Junce Joan C Morrer D H Haxcert Joan Rawsarra Txos HT Hater Wa BaxgR C M Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabes Jas. McSuerry
D.E. Kefauver
Gxo
Wa. Smrre
J.D. Baker
Joan C.morrer
D. H. Haxcert
Joan
Rawsarra
Txos
HT. Hater
Watermelons and local ads flood market bids
An assortment of late 19th century ads features watermelons at special prices from Marico Bros and Clinton E Main, S Market St, with a Sunset Special car to Jefferson on August 7. Tyson & Nicodemus dissolve their partnership, continued by G W Tyson at the old stand offering flour and feed. A kodak sales pitch promises sized supplies and film development while you wait at the Escoaiy Stupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Clinton E. Main’s
A. O. McQardall’s
Tyson & Nicodemus
G. W. Tyson
Lofa
Marico Bros
Governor Warfield at silver jubilee in Mountain Lake Park
News notes state Governor Warfield attended a silver jubilee in Mountain Lake Park. Joseph Bindis, 25, committed suicide at 700 West Lombard Street Baltimore. Viscount Aoki to spend summer at Buena Vista. Prof C H Dye named principal of Caroline County High School. B&O Y M C A to build on Barney and Suffolk streets. Allopany County Democratic convention ends with organization victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Warfield
Mountain Lake Park
Joseph Bindis
West Lombard Street
Baltimore
Viscount Aoki
Buena Vista
C. H. Dye
Jacob Tome Institute
Oaroline County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Department
Barney and Suffolk Atreats
Allopany County
Frederick Tennis Club Opens Aug 12 Doubles Tournament
Beginning Monday August 12 the Frederick Tennis Club will host the first of two annual tournaments a large bathemized doubles event expected to attract many couples entries due by the twelfth to manager McQuilkin DeGrange. A match with Mount Washington Club of Baltimore is planned later that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tennis Club
Frederick
Frederick County
McQuilkin DeGrange
Frederick Club
Mount Washington Club
Baltimore
Belog Mada
Rosebuds Defeat Frederick Selects 10 to 3 in darkness
The Rosebuds led 10 to 3 over the Frederick Selects when play halted after the third inning due to darkness. Gaver delivered a two base hit, with Burch fanning six and Bouck eight. Umpires Lester Smith and Joseph Hraeshaner worked the game. a rematch is likely next Tuesday.
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Gaver
Burch
Bouck
Butler
Rosebuds
Daywall
Seleers
Mon
Brief Bits from the Ledgered Day
Mr George Shipley captured five bass while fishing yesterday. Mesera Frank Daertabaugh Edward M Dyer and Harry Mbert caught one bag and six sockoras. The property of Mr John Baum gardner North Market street is being repainted by Mebri F Moberly and crew. James T Gilmore alias Mana yuuk Stim, once reported dead six years ago, visited Frederixv. Change by laws discussed as Independence Hose Company officers Chapline White and Zimmerman were appointed to draft a new constitution and by laws for next annual meeting. The installation of an automobile hose wagon will necessitate changes in the present by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera
Frank Daertabaugh
Edward M. Dyer
Harry Mbert
John Baumgardner
North Market Street
Mebri F. Moberly
James T. Gilmore
Manayuuk Stim
Frederixv
Thomas A. Chapline
Rosoos O. White
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights Friday Night Dance and Festival
Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday dance with Vara leaving every half hour and a festival featuring Inde pendent Paceh at the Etoblean building. Also on Saturday August 3 at New Athletic Park Rosebuds meet Middletown at 3:50 p.m. admission 10 cents. Orders invited for Sunday oska at the Independent Band festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Stora
Sele Sabine Guages
B. Troxell Buoday
Reno
Niagara Falls
B&o R R
Kemp
Lowenstat & Wertheimer
Bennett's Blankats
Erry Maidig & Millar August Silling
D. Hendrickson
Besant & Knott Real Hstats
K Yoong Property
Fir Isle
Cramer & Stanffar
Braddock Heights
New Athietic Park
Gama
Rosebuds
Middletown
Wadiea Fran
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Lloyd T MacGill
Eric O Bisar
Washington, DC
Braddock Hights
Edward Usmoester
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Misa Delya Resenonur
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Bsuth Market Street
Harry Batohsr
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Uuton Bride
Westeiwater
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Ifbarcetows
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East Fourth
Conan City
Fred Auber
Annie Aubart
Uarry Warfield
York
Lewis Shell
Ality
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Harrisburg
Adam Dietrick
East Fifth
Georges D. Whitson
Martinsburg
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Harry O MoQlato
Daniel Darr
Saltmore
Olfrenca A. Bassard
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Cape May
New York
M. Edns Myers
Washington, D.C
Mra EO. Orom
Mra
T. F. Myers
J. F. Kaisar
Graceham
Lititz
Symmer
Moravian Church
Daniel Biser
E.R. Stottlemyer
Cavetown
Wolfevills
Ohia County
Sud
Mra O L Grove
Boorsboro
M. L Young
Mr Irving 8. Biser
Feederick
Caria
James A
Shey
Reva. A. V. Casselman
Wm. E. Lampe
Kofas W. Miller
D. D
Brank Haye
Engle—Corum
Charles Edward Engle
Fannie O. Corum
Feagaville
All Saints
Osborne Jagle
Hmontius Record
D. W. Barjamin
U. S
Marshal Garter
Thomas Car- Hale
Ma -Cass
U.S
Waite
Garis
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
OFI
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Barber
Wise
HA. D. Baker WH. G, Zimmerman
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C. M. Thomas
Daniel Baker
Joan DV, Rendricksgt
Fred. Co
John D. Kendrickson
P. S
Daza
Atore
Neidig & Roller
NPG & Miller
Nottingham
Trish
Baltimore & Ohio
KR. BR
Nisgare Falls
Osmden
Mt. Airy
Lehigh Valley
Osllon
Marico Broa
Stroas
OgaRrtzs L
George
Rodosh
Bien’s
Chiefs
Rodoue & Co
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Ross MacKenzie
M.D
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Bian Lac Y
Imereerey Hospital
South Blarket Stesa
H. E. Priermar
W. Franklin
Warsekawiy
Cena
Leefauvee
Onres
Ps. Long
Hye
Ofice
North Market
Frederick, MD
Anghdly
Cramer & Stauffer
Noab E. Frederick
Stauffer Jall
Fidelity
Suis
West Third Street
Srd
Ssscre
City
Scra
Tnurmont
Barxamins
Virginia Farm
Brunswick
Sai
Market St
Desirabla Farms
Paterayilla
H. O
Wamaville & New Market
Herbert Thompson
Jameville
Frederick Co
Tebschantt
F. B. Sappingter
Nina and
Houbeww
China
Newspapre Rechive
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Baseball
Aasociation of the Deaf
Baltimore City Collage
North Howard Street
Mahool
Warfield
Lexington Hotel
J. B. Ball
West Patrick Street
Hroerya
Traders’ National Bank
Washington, D. C
Farmers’ Ard
National Bank of
George Shipley
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