This Date In History Aug 3 1763 events and names
A fragmented OCR history entry lists events and people tied to August 3 across years. Mentions Colenines Pal Carnes Deen and Patta with scattered dates, places, and figures including George Le Bae and Mieurge Avercf. The legible bits hint at historical prompts and regional notes without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes
Fee
Bela Ly
Ieee
Aumercan
Villeteer
UiGeorge le Bae Aserncas Lidiceu
Mieurge
Alctandas
The Saturday News Special Features For Tomorrow
The Saturday News previews an eight page issue with two short stories by Hayden Carruth and Howard Fielding illustrated for readers. Captain Kilmer details Boer ambush tactics in South Africa. Ladies and farmers sections promise brief, useful reading. Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev M Stearns noted. Regular features include letters, market reviews, church service notices, and daily news coverage. The issue costs two cents delivered or mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Carruth
Howard Fielding
Mary Jane
Marcet
Tae
August Weather Tales and Local Happenings at Frederick County Fair
Readers note whimsical snippets about August life including busy Howlskeepera, crowded suburban boarding houses, and a boastful draggist. The county fair approaches as August mornings charm with moonlit evenings while outdoor diversions appear daily. A B&O Railroad special excursion from Frederick to Baltimore is announced for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baato
Frederick County
B. &O. Railroad
Frederick
Baimore
Sanday
Cycle Meet at Athletic Park Sets Track Record
Frederick rider J Frank Pampel won the fastest mile in 2 15 at the Maryland Cycle Racing meet in Baltimore, with Frederick claiming 18 points to Baltimore’s 8 in the team race. The event featured exhibition rides on steam motorcycle and four tandem pursuits, with multiple riders from Washington Hagerstown and Frederick competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Cycle Raang Amat ‘Sion
Athletic Park
Howard A. French
Baltimore
Tuis
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick
J. Frank Pampel
Pampel
A. Rhine
Devilbiss
Ons Miller
Milton Bark
A. McDonald
Roy Wilcox
G. Rowland
Wm. French
Q.T. Martin
Derilbies
William French
Charles Callahan
Jack White
Athletic Park Club
Maryland Cycle Racing Nation
McDonald
Lambright
Bennett
Martin
French
Georges Rowland
Rhine and Miller
H. Bennett
O. T. Martin
Kauffman and
Arnold
Frederick County
Rowland
Rhine
Miller
Ira J. McCurdy
Howard French
Daniel Miller
Victor Marken
J. E. Cornpropst
Women Lead Camp Meeting Services at Washington Grove
At Washington Grove Camp Meeting the Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church led yesterday’s exercises. Mrs. Clara L. Roach of Baltimore presided morning sessions, with Jennie Smith, a Baltimore railroad evangelist, also present. Miss Ferguson read a hospital paper, and Deaconess joined services. Gaithersburg Auxiliary officers were elected, led by Mrs. Ward and Miss Ward. Jennie Smith to lead children meetings. Rev. Parry to guide evening services. Miss Braddock to handle correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Grove
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clara L. Roach
Baltimore
Jennie Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mica Smith
Met O. Oe
Beas
Gaitharsborg
Oonn
One Missionary Society
I. B
Min Blancks Braddock
Sun
Bradell Ward
Treasury
J.5. Ward
Eada
Raiville
Raiville, Sodenting Secretary; Miss Leadell Ward
Gaith
Evenind Nebaca
Deiadeok
W D. Parry
Gaitharsburg
Mim Jennie Smith
Deeer
W. D. Parry
Willen
Gagetown
Santa Tete OS Entertains at Grandparents' Lawn
A small party was held yesterday afternoon on a lawn where children played games and were served refreshments. Among attendees were Mia Joniata Master Manols Riverz and Howard, with relatives Sedgeant and cSherry noted as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Tete OS
Washingtons
Sedgeant
cSherry
Master Taxon 5
Little Mia Joniata
Master Manols
Riverz
Charles Southern
Howard
Picnic plans announced for Rocky Springs and area churches
A series of church picnics and lawn festivals are scheduled for tomorrow across Rocky Springs and nearby towns. M E Sunday School events at Woodville and St Matthew's Lutheran plus Grace Lutheran at Rocky Hill, Union Union and Mt Carmel churches plan gatherings. Local lawn festivals include Picas sot Bill church and Union School at Frank mrt Reformed church Burkitts le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrew
Great Rocky Springs
M. E
Woodville
St. Matthew's
Mining Shaft Sunk on Mrs Baylor Lands Near Copper Mines
Mr D D Zazusth has sunk a shaft into the land of Mrs. Baylor and begun timbering on farms adjoining the Liberty copper mines. The project reportedly intersects copper-bearing strata and is described as a substantial mining operation with potential scenic and economic implications. Other landholders named include Mrs. Harry Boyle J D Kling and D D Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D. Zazusth
Harry Boyle
J. D. Kling
D. D. Saylor
Liberty Copper
Thurmont Triumphs In Indoor Tennis Match
Thurmont bars win another match after three close tennis doubles with Motter Derall and Cassel Sefron edging Smith DeGrangey 6-3 6-4. U S Military Academy referee Lieut Landers and Hopkins umpire Mr Byrce officiate as a crowd watches. In baseball, Maryland Trotters beat Westminster 22 to none at Athletic Park with Walker and Stanton star battery. Westminster pitcher McClain battered, Stanton struck by ball but survives to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thurmont
YF M.S
Aed
Motter
Derall
Mamaett and Beachley
Harry S Byrce
Jonas Hopkins University
Maryland Trotters
Athletic Park
Westminter
Ruben Walker
Atho Stanton
Trotters
Walker
Westminster
McClain
Trottara
Stanton
Maren Law Enforces Automatic Couplers on Interstate Cars
After two extensions the Maren 1493 law requiring automatic couplers on interstate railcars took effect. Railroads nationwide have pushed to comply following Interstate Commerce Commission notices, with Pennsylvania Railroad reporting under 200 uncoupled cars out of 165,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio declares dividends and surplus use
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors unanimously adopted the executive committee's recommendation to pay a two percent dividend on preferred stock from the net earnings of the second half of the fiscal year with a four percent dividend on common stock for the year ended June 30 1900 two percent payable September 4 and the remainder on March 1 1900. The balance of surplus earnings will be appropriated for improvements and additions to property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Algo
Republican Campaign Opens with Meet at Music Hall
The Maryland League of Republican Club plans a September 11 rally at Music Hall Baltimore under the League banner with the Republican State Central Committee’s sanction. Ex governor J B Foraker and other nationally known speakers are slated to attend as the executive committee discussed preparations. The notice also mentions photographs of Governor Roosevelt and imagery supporting McKinley and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Music Hall
Baltimore
Maryland League of Repblican Clube
League
Republican State Central Committee
J. B. Foraker
Hugh
Roosevelt
McKinley
Camp Meeting Set For Preddosk Springs August 9
News of the Churches reports a ten day camp meeting at Preddosk Springs beginning August 9 with several evangelists in attendance. Latheranchi will preach at 10 o clock Sunday morning at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preddosk Springs
Marching Northward From Howard County for Ten Days
State's Attorney Martin F. Burke announced that Howard County Troop A Maryland National Guard will join a march starting August 19 at Pikesville. From there the unit will move to Hagerstown Frederick Winchester and return after about ten days. Most Howard County troopers are expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin F. Burke
Howard County
Troop A
Maryland National Guard
Eesein
Pikesville
Hagerstown
Weicktown
Winchester
Berkshire Finds Revolutionary Flintlock Near Cheat River
Charles P. Berkshire, while chopping a large oak near the Cheat River in Taylor County Virginia, discovered an old flintlock musket from the Revolutionary era. The find adds a tangible link to early American arms and frontier life in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheat River
Taylor County
Charles P. Berkshire
Carrier Pigeon Recovered by Jacob Hope in County
A silver-banded carrier pigeon with inscription SFL Iz. 8 n arrived at Jacob Hope’s farm in the county on July 22. He is caring for the bird and seeks its rightful owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hope
Oan
Local Appointments Include Notaries and Labor Position
Brighton is appointed to a laborer position at the Baltimore Custom House replacing Harry M. Hart. Clarence A. Lindeny is appointed notary public at Unionville, in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Baltimore Custom House
Harry M. Hartrail
Clarence A. Lindeny
Unionville
County
Big Family Reunion at Mt Philip Braddock with Summers clan
A large family gathering at Mt Philip near Braddock honors Henry W Summers. About 51 children and grandchildren joined 52 relatives across three generations. Reverends Luther Kuhlman and S A Hedges spoke, praising the head of the family. A fine dinner followed by ice cream and cake. Names of attendees listed, including Summers, Bosard, Derr, and Burrer families from Braddock, Middletown, Harmony, and nearby towns. A new photograph captures the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Lawie E.summers
Braddock
Hosor
Henry W. Summers
Luther Kuhlman
Frederick
S. A. Hedges
Jefferson
Maryland
Henry W. Sommers
Philip Sommers
Joshua
George
Henry
Samuel
Thomas
Annie
Cordelia
Emma
Lottie Summers
William Summers
John Summers
Lewis Summers
Charles
Roy
Harry
Lizzie
Deila Summers
Simon Summers
May
Virgie
Eddis
Harry Roberts
Cornelius
Estella Boon
Lewis
George Bopp
Jonathan Main
Ales
Samuel M. Summers
Tolbert
John
William
Nelson
Zella
Lydia
Ida Summers
Joshua Summers
Amy
Hattie
Vadie Summers
Milton Ackere
Thomas Derr
W. E. Kefanver
Willie, Stells
Clayton Kefanver
Joseph Marsh
Katie Marsh
J. Alien Grambine
John W. Bossard
William Boseard
Broms Bossard
James Boyer
Bertha
Gracia
Barry
Jarrett
Katie
Eleanor Boyar
Middletown
Peter Hanson Bossard
David W. Summer
Emery Summers
Samuel Lasaard
Carrie Buseard
Harmony
Joshua Zimmerman
George Hawker
May Hawker
Scott Derr
Derr
Fesgaville
H. F. Getzendanner
Lewis Cram
Nina Gram
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Summers
Anderson
Indiana
Felicit Bussard
Derwood
Montgomery County
News of the State and Local Notes from Maryland and Nearby
Mrs. John Bouton of New York dies in Cedarville and William Frock of Carroll county dies in Indiana. Governor announces several appointments. Troop A of Howard county to march ten days to Winchester. Surveys for a new road in Howard district. Washington Grove camp meetings and Woman's Homes Missionary Society in charge. Effort to renumber Cambridge houses for free mail delivery. Fireman W. W. Phillips killed near Cumberland. Improvements planned for Baltimore and Ohio electrical system at Cambridge. William B. C. Wharton of Cambridge dies aged about forty. Susie land and Elkton weddings noted. Grand quarry openings by Consolidated Granite Co. in Cecil county seen as likely. Indictments alleged in Caves case. Worthington Valley development talks. Georges Creek strike enters second day with more men returning to work amid some disorders quelled by sheriff. Advertisement for California Fig Syrup Co. promoting laxative benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bouton
New York
Cedarville
William Frock
Carroll County
Indiana
Troop A
Howard County
Winchester
Howard Alesingcontis Grove
Contizon Aeport Nininereg
Washington Grove
Woman's Homes Missionary Society
Cambridge
W. W. Phillips
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Cambria
William B.C. Wharton
Camberland
Aes Qaven City
Susieland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
St. Mark's
Annapolis
Rath Reed
Robert Haddock
Elkton
Dawson City
Alaska
Consolidated Granite Company
Qecil County
Carroll Estate
Worthington Valley
Trong
Georges Creek
Braddock Heights lots sold to multiple buyers
The Braddock Heights Realty Company sold lots on the mountain top south of the selected site for a future date. Purchasers include Adziphes Fearkake, Dr. Charles F. Goodell, Toomas H Hulter, Marshal Etchuon, Etian Ranbarg, and Mro J. Hanshew Marker. Wharton bought land along the National Pike near High Roof and the lake. nine lots already sold with modern cottages planned for spring. new plat and more lots expected in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock ‘Phi Fap Orentent Company
Adziphes Fearkake
Charles F. Goodell
Toomas H Hulter
Marshal Etchuon
Etian Ranbarg
Mro J. Hanshew Marker
Wharton
Evabeth Keller
Engine Breaks Down Halting City Light Service
The city electric light plant suffered an engine failure at eight causing a blackout. Engineer Randolph Marts transported the broken engine parts to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, and repairs will take several days before the plant can resume operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Electric Light Plant
Randolph Marts
Chambersburg
Frederick County Fair and Baltimore & Ohio Excursions
A fragmentary Frederick metropolis notice describes excursions to Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with a 5:30 a.m. departure and 7:30 p.m. return on Sunday, August 5, plus rail prices, date restrictions, and extensions. Also promoted are the Frederick County Band Day and races at Frederick fair grounds on Wednesday, August 8, with bands, trotting and dancing. Officials from Saks Optical Co and Dr Wm Boteler advertise eye examinations and eyewear services in Frederick, including free examinations and surgical options. The note mentions the 34th Annual Encampment of the G A at Chicago, August 27 to Sept 1, with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offering reduced round trips from points east of the Ohio River, valid on select trains and subject to terms and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wall Fao Ag Wacuione
Predarick
Camden Station
Frederick County
Frederick Fair Grounds
G. A
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Oere
Baltiscoe & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
John
EB & O
Atlantic City
Sea Inle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Attery Low Bates
Baltimore & Ohio R. KR
Fune
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Mid
Philadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Storewide Crash Sale Promises Deep Discounts
A local ad announces a grand opening and heavy price cuts on fall fashion items. Extravagant claims push dresses, parasols, shirt waists, silks, and challies at unusually low prices, with a warning that stock will vanish soon. Extra heavy fabrics and walking suits highlighted as new lines.
End of week sale at Neidig & Miller offers wide dress goods
Debris of an old sale notice shows Neidig & Miller promoting a week end discount on shirts waists and undergarments with reduced prices, plus fabric and pillow cases. It also advertises Main's Cough Cure to relieve bronchial coughs. Clinton B. Main signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Phott
Clinton B. Main
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the Saturday News
Kilmer
Tas News
DR. M. Stearns
Shanghai
Wasarsetox
Genera
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Pekin
Tsang-Li-Yamen
Li Ping Hang
Monte Carlo
Ham. B
Charles Ki
Fhe Yoeng
Frederick Hider
News OF the Churches
Mt. Philip
Mr. Lew &. Summire
News OF the State
California
Brad H
City
Senate
Ciry Bore
Isador Saks
Saks’ Optical Oo
Washington, D. C
Lake
Boteler
N. Market Street
L. E. Mullinix
Joan Bendrickson
Advaaaue Limero
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Joan Hespaiozsox
Neidig &Miller
Neidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
Isamogle & Wagaman
Wagaman
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
China
Weaell
Aidawiy
Cale
Jose Vie
GEO, S. Kodock , CO
AT. Bige & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Som
Frederick, ID
Cross & Blackwell
Glass Club House
Datoole Wollex
Heisele Kotler
J. Heisely Keller
N. Market ST
DR. James
Ottering Toe Cnak
Yor Bane
Eng
Willard
Keller
E. Fatrice
Ceresville
Minnesota
Sheiner
Atlantic City, N. A
Rae Osborne
Arkansas and Pacific Ovea
Iatlantic City
N. Ve
Dyina
Ite Beach
R. J. Osborne
Alarde
Yevasc
S. Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Cherch Street
D* Stewart P. Dear
Frederics
Dentizs
Andi Wome
Caranteed
Tabaodawas
Tarwyss Cuaial
Promane Care
Craft Etrest
Caanine P. Levy
Seme Ac
Leve Otice
Sean Swen
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