Notable deaths and events from early voyages and leaders
The fragment notes Aug 3 in memory of Sir Sailtin and the first voyage of discovery from Palos. It mentions Taylor bishop of Down and Connor, Lisburn death 1613, Olver Eurand Perry naval hero, Rout Kingston, Commodore Jacob Jones died Philadelphia born 1768, Charles G Halpine 186, George Sanves painter died Scotland, Giuseppe Burto elected pope Plus X after Teo XII.
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Metory
Palos
Spain
Tonders ‘Taylor
Down and Connor
Ireland
Lisburn
Olver Eurand Perry
Kingston
New York City
Jacob Jones
Wasp
Philadelphia
Charles G. Halpine
New York
County Meath
Iroeland
George Sanves
Scotland
Giuseppe Burto
Venice
Papal
Teo XII
Rain Floods Rail Lines Hurt Roads and Farms
Heavy rain washed out B and O track near Hartman s water station stopping trains on that section. A washout occurred between Billcott City and Relay on the B and O. Western Maryland temporary bridges between Union Bridge and Westminster swept away. Union Bridge area flooded with damaged farms and debris on roads. Monocacy River rose, Bookeystown bridge impassable until this morning. Reifenotder s mill and Cereaville bridge saw high water margins. Unionville area fences and outbuildings washed far from homes. County bridges damaged unknown.
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Hartman
Billcott City
Relay
Western Maryland
Union Bridge
Westminster
Aireame
Moncoaoy
Bookeystown
Reifenotder's Mill
Gas House
Cereaville
Unionville
New York Teaching Post for Miss Mary Shafer
Miss Mary Eleanor Shafer, formerly elocution and physical culture instructor at Allentown College for Women, accepts a leading State Normal and Training School position in New York. She will teach English and oratory starting September in northern New York. Shafer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shafer of Middletown, comes with strong endorsements from renowned artists in eloction and dramatic art.
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New York
Mary Eleanor Shafer
Allentown College For Women
Mise Shafer
America
Mies Shafer
York
Allentown
Chronicle and News
Pater Shafer
Middletown
Vandiver Governor Toast Sparks Baltimore Naval Yacht Push
On a Wednesday sailing the Bob and Dorothy on Chesapeake Bay prominent Baltimore businessmen toasted General Vandiver as the next governor. The event, hosted by Vandiver, aimed to boost his campaign for Democratic state chairman and state treasurer, with hopes the boom would spread to the Eastern and Western Shore.
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Vandiver
General Vandiver
Baltimore
Bob and
Dorothy
Bhate
Chesapeake Bay
Funeral of Mary L. O'Brien Held Yesterday
Funeral services were held at the late home at Rieht's Milla yesterday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. Father Albert Smith. Pallbearers named were R. T. Dancer James Murray Win Freed Clyde Bell Barry Cravenberg and Jacob Welcome. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. funeral director was F Schrositer. Other notes list several sick residents and a property sale on East South Street with Annie K. Thomas involved.
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Mary L. O'Brien
Rieht
Milla
Albert Smith
R. T. Dancer
James Murray
Win. Freed
Clyde Bell
Barry Cravenberg
Jacob Welcome
Mount Olivet Cemetery
F. Schrositer
Local Market Trends Amid Price Drops and Slower Demand
Amid today’s turnover, market activity shows muted demand and price declines. Vendors report fewer buyers as costs edge higher. some goods move slowly while others hold steady.
Rainy Day Union Meeting Draws Frederick County Crowd
Despite ongoing showers a large crowd gathered at Beaddock Heights for a Sunday concert and religious service. Officials report 175 teams and about 600 attendees, with 200 from Frederick and 350 from Middletown, plus participants from Jefferson Buckeystown Mt. Pleasant Boonsboro and others. Prof Irving Biser led the sixteen member Brad dock Heights Band in the morning and a 3 pm program featured Verdi and other works. Prominent ministers from Frederick Philadelphia Jefferson Middletown Boonsboro Lorettaville and beyond attended. Distinguished speaker Rev J R Lewis and Rev D N Dittmar addressed Sunday school work urging parental support and teacher appreciation. A county Sunday school meeting followed, electing new officers led by President A O Mo-
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Beaddock Heights
Fairweather
Mt. Pleasant
Boonsboro
Braddock Heights
Irving
Biser
Barehouse
Tobani
Wallace
Bappe
Chambers
Rava
E . Reohbach
D. D
Miller
E. L. McLean
Frederick
Cyrae J. Museer
Philadelphia
D. N. Dittmar
Jefferson
J. W. Pontics
Middletown
George W. Snyder
J. BR. Lewis
Lorettaville
Elder A. ©. McCardell
Emory L. Coblents
Eng
Exohbach
Geo. Ed. Smith
J. R. Lewis
Geo. W. Soyder
QC. J. Musser
Frederick County
Becauss
Jesus Obrist
Jason Christ
America
Isioa
Aittle ‘Republic
Ita
Bedford
Goriat
Bambay
Salatsters
Bonday
Follo Offi Gure
Dick 18 Suspended Deputy Surveyor Fights Charges
Deputy Surveyor David E. Disk of Allegany County faces charges of malfeasance. He denies the specific accusations, appeals for a hearing, and claims the Department aims to remove him for political reasons while alleging bias by Collec St. Stone. The Treasury Secretary awaits a final decision.
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Odics
Mina
David E. Disk
Alegany
Treasury
Beniona
Asay Putin
Collect St. Stone
Avim
Local Man Drowned After Ford Flood Swirls Buggy
Mr. Joke L. Hargett aged about 63 was drowned yesterday afternoon fording a small creek a mile southeast of Imme ville. A washout in the ford caused the buggy to overturn and be swept downstream. His body was found later where the stream spread, and neighbors describe him as a wealthy, industrious citizen with strong family ties and a devout home life. Surviving are three daughters and his wife having died years ago.
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Joke L. Hargett
Immeville
Mr. Hargett
Ie Hargett
Acoides Fraley
Montgomery Comaty
Toni Cea
T. C. Kirkwood
George O. Naylor
W. BR. Rhottom
Thees
John A. Trundle
Thomas Trondle
Frederick County
Susan
Joseph Haupt
Fanole
Keller
Otho Bhank
Keodysville
Washington County
Myeraville
Pantor
James Willie
Pallbeaters
George W. Wachtel
Daniel Shepley
John Hildebrand
Daniel Carr
Milton Keoffmen
Henry M. Keller
Death of William G Bear the Bookeye Blacksmith
William G Bear aged about 84 died at his daughter Mrs Rous J Bear's home in Hagerstown after eight months of ill health. He was born 1815 in New Market and worked as a cattle dealer and drover across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. He married twice and left many surviving relatives including John W Bear and several children. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3:30 pm with services at the house and burial in Rose Gill cemetery.
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Henry Kuhn
Susan Kuhn
John Kuhn
Garfield
Reformed Church
Wolferills
Rey Obas
F. Asherman
Daniel Forrest
Robert Pryor
Peter Eckard
Levi Brandenberg
Michael Oline
Joseph Stotslemyer
William G Bear
William G. Bear
John W. Bear
Mies Rous J. Bear
Hageratown
Mr. Bear
New Market
Michael Bear
Germany
Mise Welker
Montgomery County
Flushing
Belmont County
Ohio
Maryland
Mise Fish
Frederick County
Virginia
West Virginia
Sharpsburg
William Edward
Harper's Ferry
Mra
Wm. O. Stert
Joseph Reeder
Middletown
Margaret Irvin
Josph Powell
Smoketown
John W
Harry M
Harmony
Rutherford
Fankstown
John W. Rockwell
Anna J
L Trundle
Arkacass
H. L Tenodle
T. G. Birkwood
Ife
Marcy
H. L. Tragdie
Misscer
Seb
Arkassis
Eileain
CANDIDATES NAMED FOR MARYLAND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SUITES
The Maryland House of Correction board met to select a successor to Col J Jessen Moore. The governor asked for applicant lists, naming Frederick O. Page Howard county and others from Baltimore, Frederick, Anroe Arandel, Carrell, Worcester, Osell, and more. Assistant superintendent L Carr was asked to continue.
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Maryland House of Correction
Suczessor
Col. J. Jessen Moore
Unscon
Wrederick O. Pae
Howard County
John W. Mille
Dornteater County
L. 8. Cole
J. H W. Cracb
Baltimore County
Samuel B. Hardy
Frank 8. Raval
Anoe Arandel County
Samuel D. Shipley
Charles H. Fowler
Carrell County
Lo. Derr
John B. Bartholow
Frederick County
William E Lankford
Worcester County
A.B. Abernathy
Osell County
L . Carr
Colonel Moore
Moore
Reappointment and Local Events Highlight Maryland News
Police Marshal Thomas F. Farnae of Baltimore wins a new term. Mrs. Josephine E. Stewart seeks a partial divorce from Thomas W. Stewart after fifty years married. Captain O O Yates discusses oyster beds with the Shellfish Board at Annapolis. A Windstorm damages William Bishop’s home near Golden Hill. four children escape injury. Frederick County teacher certificates awarded to several candidates including White Eden M Mook and Charles L Weaver. Daughters of Liberty dine and hold a queening contest in Montana City. council adjourns to Barry Dyer’s home for a fruit and dessert gathering with readings by Mamie Waters and Jonte Dyer.
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Thomas F. Farnae
Baltimore
Josephine E. Stewart
Thomas W. Stewart
O. O. Yates
United States Geodetic Survey
Annapolis
William Bishop
Golden Bill
Lower Dorchester
Bishop
Daughters of Liberty
Moantata City
Barry Dyer
Eaat
Misees Mamie Waters
Jonte Dyer
A Months Record Health Officer Report July
Health officer Dr. F. Thomas presents July mortality data detailing 15 deaths with 6 males and 9 females, including 10 white and 5 colored. Age distribution shows 9 under 5, 9 60 years, and 4 60 80 years. Causes include various diseases and complications. Residences include Mr A Scott Rager on South Market Street amid a local residence scene.
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F. Thomas
W O T U Lawn Fete At Brad Dock Colony This Evening
Local mention describes the W O T U lawn fete at Brad dock Colony to be held this evening with theme items like Chocolate los Cream Boda and a promotional note about drinks and cooling treats. It references McCardell's Ghooplate and compares various breads and peaches in a playful, fragmented style from the era.
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Braddock Colony
Tate Or
Abine
McCardell
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Harry Best
Church Street
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Annie K. Thomas
Tyson & Nischemes
Toot
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Kreve
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Batin
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Miller’s
Bato
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Bale Price
J.M. Deovensuna
Ecol.t, Bros
Pionic
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Buckeystown
Woodsboro
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Annneatleg
Roy
Weahington
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Mt. Airy
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Rodoce
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Yeoman
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Sgor
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Omlos
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Fredericks Md
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Melene
Beattie
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East Church
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Peterman
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Kolten
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North Market
Ebrat
Harney
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Phome
Hershberrer
Morgan Orci
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
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Howard Bassard
Ian M. Shaefer
Charlotte DeLachmuts
Eva R. Dauvail
Grace Martz
Coloredo Mollie E. Wise
Berthe 8. Richardson
Florence M. Evans
Harry KE. Wolfe
Wm. Wolfe
Laura H. Plater
B. EB. Johnson
A. Scott Rager
South Markat Street
Hershberger
Srederick Gonaty
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