In History August 6 Brightens with Noted Deaths
On August 6 in history a list of notable deaths is recorded. Daniel O Connell born in Kerry died in Genoa. Igo Mtron Tennyson born in Lincolnshire died 1892. Henry E Insley pioneer photographer died in Rockland County. Austin Blair Michigan’s war governor died at Jackson. George Root composer died Bailey's Island Maine. General M A Stovall Confederate veteran died in Augusta. Judge Samuel Sheilabarger noted Washington lawyer and public man died.
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Daniel O'Connell
Kerry
Genoaa
Igo Mtron Tennyson
Bumersly
Lincolnshire
wu—Henry E. Insley
Amerley
Rockland County
Austin Blair
Michigan
Jackson
George Root
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Daiy
Business
U. S
Canada
Mt. Peles
Auy
Tas News
Damascus County Notes Include Social Visits and Outings
County correspondence from Damascus lists Miss Alice Boyer and brother visiting near New London Frederick county, Dr. George Boyer in from Washington, and several Baltimore visitors staying with local families. Excursions to Harper's Ferry, picnics at Prospect and Mountain View are noted, plus church dedication plans at Mt. Lebanon and various local social events and farm notes.
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Harper's Ferry
Prospect
Damascus
Mountain View
Burgee
Carrie Lewis
Mt. Lebanon
Stolen Fowls Found At House After Noise At Coop
Mrs Annie Delauter arrested by Officers Jones and King and charged with stealing chickens. Doelauter waived hearing and posted bail for court. Last night residents heard two pistol shots near Charles Klipp's development lots. Prints of bare feet led to Delauter's home where two chickens were found. Residents had noticed missing poultry and set a watch, catching Delauter.
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Annie Delauter
Jones and King
Doelauter
Wood
Frederick
Charles Klipp
Officer King
Officer Jones
Klipp
Delauter
Pleasant Paragraphs On Visitors In Frederick
State's Attorney Worthington is spending the day in Bronawick on business. The Misses Crouse of East Church street visit friends in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Mr Arthur Bogilah and wife of New York have returned from Frederick. Mrs Fannie B Evang and Miss Miriam H Evang of Washington visit Mrs B F Brown. Mrs George Anderson and son Guy of East Patrick street left for Myersville for several weeks. William Myers of Washington returns from visit with Mrs D N Haner. Miss MacGill of Baltimore left for Sykesville after visiting Mrs Charles Helfenstein. Miss Elsie Strailman Lizzie Eagle Lula Crouse May Littis depart for Gettysburg. Mrs Wood P Johnson and daughters Marie and Virginis of Norfolk stay a month at Avalon Cottage Braddock Heights. Mrs McCarty and daughter of Washington, visiting Mrs Kunkel on East Patrick street, leave for Warren White Sulphur Springs.
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Worthington
Bronawick
Crouse
East Church Street
Gettysburg
Arthur Bogilah
Non
New York
Frederick
Fannie B. Evang
Misa Miriam H. Evang
Washington
B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
George Anderson
Guy
Myersville
William Myers
D N. Haner
South Market Street
MacGill
Baltimore
Charles Helfenstein
East Church Streit
Sykesville
Elsie Strailman
Lizzie Eagle
Lula
Noeilie Crouse
May ~Littis
Wood P. Johnson
Marie and
Virginis
Norfolk, Va
Avalon Cottage
Braddock Heights
McCarty
Kunkel
Enat Patrick Street
Warren White Sulphar Springs
Emancipation picnic set for August 14 at Agri suitoral Park
Brief notes include August weather, a joke about corn on the ear and a suspect dinner table shot. London papers claim pingpong lures bachelors to matrimony. The Reading Club met at Miss Mary Ingle's Court Square. Miss Dickz read selections from Victoria coronation and Blackwood's Magazine plus a Spanish tale.
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Agrisuitoral Park
London
Reading Club
Mary Ingle
Court Square
Bosen
Queen Victoria
AIA
Blackwood
S* Burgh Magazine
Pedro Antonio de Alarcon
Treacy Kills Himself Surrounded by Posse in Wheat Field
Special dispatch reports out lawman Hasty Tracy killed himself after being cornered by a three man posse near Fellowes in a wheat field early this morning. He chose death over capture, ending the chase that began with his outlaw status. The note from the market column references corn prices and hay ranges, while unrelated items mention a bank watchman change and local advertisements.
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Sroxaxe
Wasunietox
Hasty Tracy
Fellowes
Tracy
Maryland News Briefs From Across Counties
Joseph Cook age 12 drowned in Baltimore harbor. Talbot county man Bolomon Pippin dies at Easton home. Fred Sassoor qualifies as candidate for Prince Georges School Board. Escapee W L Alvernon recaptured after Cumberland jail escape. Cumberland fraternal groups seek paid fire department funding. Hi Oumrine of Belair dies from injuries on the Maryland and Pennsylvania railroad. Talbot County Democrats back Joseph B. Seth for the First district. Prince Georges delegation asks Judge Merrick to enforce laws at Chesapeake Junction. Howard County School Board reorganized with Thomas M. Johnson as president and Woodland O Phillips as examiner and secretary. Cumberland Brewing Co votes $25 to each of six volunteer fire companies after fire damage. Thomas Roberts, 65, drowned moving a gangplank aboard steamer Gottfried Dohenk er. Baltimore Democrats adopt Crawford county primary system for Third and Fourth districts. St John’s Waverly vestry files bond. injunction blocks Rev Francis H Stubbs from pulpit. Frederick Hoey crushed by elevator shaft at B&O warehouse on Eutaw near Conway. dies soon after. Hagerstown Bank stock soars to high price, 12 shares sold at $9005 per share. prior high was $86.
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Joseph Cook
Baltimore
Bolomon Pippin
Talbot County
Easton
Fred Sassoor
Prince Georges County
W. L. Alvernon
Cumberland
Hi Oumrine
Belair
Maryland General Hospital
Maryland
Pennsylvannia
Democratic Convention
Joseph B. Seth
Firas
Merrick
Chesapeake Junction
Howard County School Board
Thomas M. Johnson
Woodland O Philips
Cumberland Brewing Company
Jumberland
Thomas Roberts
Gottfried Dohenker
Baltimore City
Democratic State Committee
Crawford County
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Waverly
Francis H. Stubbs
Frederick Hoey
Baltimore and Ohio
Eutaw Street
Conway Street
Hagerstown Bank
Death of Taneytown Leader Ends Long Career
David Reindollar a prominent Taneytown resident and former postmaster dies at home in his seventy ninth year He built a successful Taneytown general store for about 45 years and was active in the Lutheran church He leaves a widow a son and two brothers also noting his Republican views and local prominence
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David Reindollar
Taneytown
Carroll County
Reindollar
Westminster
Lutheran Church
Israel Hiteshew
Tanestown
Edward E. Reindoillar
Wm. Reindollar
Tansytown
James Reindollar
Fastnacht Stabler wedding at York Lutheran church
Miss Elsie E. Stabler and Warren B. Fastnacht were married at 1034 West Market Street York with only family present. The ceremony conducted by Rev A G Fastendt and Rev Ruhlman followed by refreshments. Fastnacht is superintendent of the York fire alarm system. (Additional classified notice about Mt Pelé eruption photos offered.)
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Fastnacht
Stabley
Weat Market Street
York
Elsie E. Stabler
Frederick Stabley
West North Street
Warren B. Fastnacht
A G. Fastendht
Union Lutheran Church
Ruhlman
Frederick
Local residents reported ill in two households
Master Milton T. Engle Jr. and his parents are listed among families with illnesses. Milton Engle Jr. is named as sick, while Mr. Lewis Bayer of West South Street is described as quite ill. The item notes no further details.
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Milton T. Engle, Jr
Milton Engle
Lewis Bayer
West South Street
Prayer Meeting at M K Church Led by Nicodemus
A prayer meeting at the M K church is scheduled for 3 o'clock tonight and will be led by William H. Nicodemus.
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M.K Church
Ty Wilam H. Nicodemus
Requisition issued in Virginia lynching case verdict
A requisition from Governor Montague asks Maryland to hold Charles Nippie amid Loudoun County lynching charges. The coroner's jury in the Craven lynching found Charles Craven was killed July 31, 1902, by shooting after removal from Loudoun jail. Names of participants were not disclosed. Loudoun officials vow a vigorous pursuit.
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Biohmond
Montague
Charles Nippie
Virginia
Nippie
Loudoun
Maryland
Commonwealth
Garrest
Garrett
Montsgus
My Garrets
Nipple
Cragon
Juvora
Charles Craven
Loudoun County
Washington Turnpike
Leesburg
ABC
Sam Grimes
Shellfil
H. Russell
Capda Raf Asal
Tebbs
Camp of Sons of Veteland forms in city this September
A camp of Sons of Veterans about 50 members will be formed in the city on September 20. The G A R committee has over 40 applicants for a charter. Officers to be chosen August 18 at 8 p.m. at Red Men’s bar. Roscoe O White, of the city, says the camp may be one of the strongest in Maryland. The order is patriotic and non political and non sectarian. A notice to join appears in the advertising columns of today’s News.
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Sons of
Roscoe O. White
Dushane
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad project revived
Active interest in the Washington Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad project returns in Ostroll County amid rumors that $2,000,000 in bonds have been floated. Agents are touring the proposed route to perfect rights of way and arrange crossties and supplies along the lines, signaling imminent construction activity.
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G. RK
Washington, Westminster & Gettynburg
Ostroll County
Perseids Expected Over August Nights Say Baltimore Sutonomer
Mr Jaetius Ssahn, Baltimore observer, predicts a display of shooting stars between August 9 and 12. The Perseids radiate from Perseus with major showers including Perseids in August, Leonids and Andromedes in November. Meteors carry elements like iron and copper, some surfaces hint at microscopic diamonds. Algol the Demon Star in Perseus is highlighted with poetic note on its beauty.
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Persiun
Dankin
Post
Buckey's Rats Triumph In Exciting Derr Diamond Game
A lively game at Derr's diamond ended with Buckey's Rats defeating the Mushrooms 14 to 2. Bowers excelled in the field and Hrazler starred at short. Batteries: Maberly Hooper for the Rats and Elina Derr for the Mushrooms. Large crowd attended.
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Derr
Buckey
Rats
Mushrooms
Bowers
Hrazler
Maberly
Hooper
Elina
Frederick Athletic Club
Brust
F. A
Eckstein
Hahn
Bennett
Silk Goods Sale Declares Deep Discounts For Frederick
Local advertorial notes extraordinary bargains on silks and dress fabrics in Frederick. Offers include 1,000 yards of assorted silk and mercerized fabrics, white and colored shirt waists, and various trimmings with substantial markdowns. Prices quoted for specific items such as silk grenadines, foulard silks, and satin-like fabrics emphasize heavy savings for shoppers.
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Uch
Bbc Perainn
Bowling Club to Meet at Athletic Park Tonight
The Bowling Club holds its first meeting this evening at Athletic Park. Members are asked to convene at the Misses Potts residence in Court Square at 7 o'clock sharp. Also notices of soft crab lunch and clam chowder specials appear along with local ads for writing paper and an August train excursion from Frederick to Hagerstown.
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Athletic Park
Misses Potts
Court Square
Supper Parties and Heptasophs Outing This Evening
Mr Marshall Etchison plans a twenty guest supper trip from Braddock Heights to Middletown by electric road with supper at the Hotel Gaver. Mary Jans leads a select party over the road for supper at Middletown. Heptasophs annual Myerike outing departs Myeres car barn at 7.30 with a car to Brenner's Superb Orchestra providing music and gifts for attendees.
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Marshall Etchison
Braddock Heights
Electric Road
Middletown
Mary Jans
Myererike
Brenner
Local boy undergoes appendectomy at City Hospital
Master Pierce Lerch son of Mr and Mrs Lerch of this city operated on for appendicitis at City Hospital Baltimore on Tuesday morning The boy stood bravely through the procedure and recovery is expected The Christian Endeavor Society of Riversville picnicked at Braddock Heights today The society arrived from Frederick and spent several hours there
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Pierce A. Lerch
Frack Lorch
City Hospital
Baltimore
Fixcarstyn
Myersville
Cbsietian Endeavor Society of
Riversville
Braddock Heights
Frederick
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