In History Highlights from The Daily News
The August 7 feature reviews historic deaths and births including Herod Agrippa Henry VI Joseph Rodman Drake Louis Philippe William Davidzo Auguste Niclas Cain and others. It notes Spain accepting terms from the United States ending certain colonial possessions and mentions a fallen general from a peace era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod Agrippa
Henry VI, the Great
Germany
Joseph Rodman Drake
New York City
Louiis Philippe
Orleans
Chambers
William Davidzo
Wyoming
Auguste Niclas Cain
Paris
Spain
United States
Porte Rien
James Negler
Viainfulu
Townads and Advertisements Collage
A fragmentary list of local notices and ads shows names like Pablo Bale Geo B Blair and J B Willams offering services or items. Various lines cite for rent, jobs, sales, and events at Braddock Heights, with references to a kindergarten sale and a reunion. Includes scattered street addresses and names such as W Patrick and P M Ender amid inconsistent wording. The source reads as a jumble of classified items and notices rather than a cohesive story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toda
Pablo Bale
Geo B Blair
W. R. DeLashmats
J. B. Willams
W. Patrick Bt
Young Man
P.M. Ender
Braddock Heights
Braddock Holgate Weafermeions
Sea
Baumpardnsr
East Farmers’ Exchange Aes
Fred
Nat Bank - Weldig & Miller
Silent Convention Opens Deaf Association Meeting in Baltimore
The Maryland Association of the Deaf held its eighth biennial meeting at City College Baltimore with Governor Warfield and Mayor Mahocol as speakers. Officers discussed school founding hardships, and a National Association of Deaf Mutes president sent a letter urging consolidation with Pennsylvania. The day included a new constitution vote and committee appointments. An all day panic occurred at Drala Wild Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Association For Dat
D. A. Branfick
W. W. Dovall
Branflick
Paol
George W. Veditz
Colorado Springs
National Association of Deaf Mutes
Veditz
Ely
Maryland
Drala Wild Park
Mary Elizabeth Myers Dies at Havre de Graga
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Myers aged 59 dies at Havre de Graga. The article notes multiple state notices including railroad sale talk, new company formation in Cumberland, and various local disasters and deaths across Maryland cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Myers
Havre de Graga
Western
Tielosa
Christian Neandel
Baltimore
Blea Beanoes Gardiner Weeks
J. S. Remsen
Hascketts Point
Anna Arundel County
Lavi Ridenour
Washington County
Letternburg
Walter Daicover
Pittsburg
Glenwood
Midland
Baker for Governor: Frederick Delegation Backs Baker at State Convention
Delegates from Frederick and nearby counties traveled to Baltimore for the Democratic State Convention to rally behind James D. Baker for governor. Ex-Governor Jackson attended at Hotel Rennett as Baker's headquarters, with Montgomery County pledging support, while other factions favored Baker's candidacy and potential rival Sikar. The Baltimore News praised Baker as principled, progressive, and a campaign that could carry the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Jackson
Montgomery County
Foward
Peter Decland
Sikar
Baber
Baltimore News
Thas
Baseball clash on West Fifth ends 12 to 2 for the Rate "Billy"
The Red Ravens suffered a 12 to 2 loss to Bobinict'a Placchies and Buckey's Rata in a lopsided game on the Granada opposite Ox Fibre Brush Works. Eisenhawer and Reynolds were the batteries for the Reds with Dr. O Hendrix umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckey
Kate
Granada
Billy
Lobharz
Reds
Roesbrds
Frederick Selects
Arrests for Illegal Train Riding Rise on Pennsylvania Lines
May records show 209 arrests for illegal train riding along the eastern line of the Pennsylvania Railroad with the Erie and North Pennsylvania divisions reporting 98, Western Pennsylvania 69, and the New Jersey Division 9. Of 299 arrested, 102 were women and 141 jailed from one to thirty days, with 15 cases suspended and principals discharged. Management campaigns to curb train riding are intensifying amidst a rise in such offenses. On the Erie Division of the Northern Central Railway last year there were over 1000 arrests for illegal train riding, and over 3 000 across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvia
Philidelphia
Pittsburgh
Er'e
Northham Central
Azresta
Westurn Pennsylvanis
Jill
Prino'pala Ware
Pennsylvania
Erie
Nortogro Central Railway
Snowday reunion of Watted Brethren churches set for Braddock Heights
The Snowday schools of the Watted Brethren churches in Frederick and Washington counties plan a reunion at Braddock Heights tomorrow. The program includes a 315 o'clock start in the auditorium, a 25 voice mala chorus from Hagerstown, a 100 voice local choir, and special music from choirs in Kaedysville, Hagerstown, Boonaboro, Versville, and Frederick. Dr OLB Brane of Reading will deliver a historical address with five minute sermons from ministers across the two counties. The Sunday school will escort the infant department to the mountain and provide refreshments. The event is billed as a broad interass occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Boonaboro
Vers~ville
Frederick
Olb. Brane
Reading
Banday
Second Reunion of Odd Fellows Draws 3000 at Island Park
The Tristate Leagues of West Virginia Virginia and Maryland Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its second reunion at Island Park yesterday. About 3,000 people attended as John B. Goodwin of Baltimore W A Jones and Rev E H Northern gave addresses. The Rohr Shavilla Band provided lively music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicunion
Odd Fetowa
Tristate Leages
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Island Park
John B. Goodwin
Baltimore
W. A. Jones
E .H. Northern
Randaviils Attraction Set for Braddock Heights Auditorium
Arrangements are in place for a randaviils attraction at the Braddock Heights auditorium next week. The company is well recommended and like previous attractions at the heights, it should be well worth seeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Keith
Seemingly Random Visiting Names From Baltimore Area
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded. Mrs Fallon of Baltimore visits friends. Rev H R Rechbach travels to Bedford Springs Pa. Mr Bradley T Merman goes to the Jamestown Exposition. Miss Hattie Flautt and Miss Carrie LaMotte visit relatives. numerous others are listed visiting or returning to cities such as Freder ick, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Baltimore
H. R. Rechbach
Bedford Springs
Bradley T. Merman
Chailes M. Gilpin
Wathin’s Glen
N. Y
Frank J. Schroeder, Jr
Ates
Edith Markey
Ead Patrick Arrest
Pascaian Springs
Garry Gisser and Child
Alsoons
Mra. Ghar'ss Hinse
Paltimore
Ida M. Qole
Lewis A. Keefer
Washington
Wm KB. Syburk
North Market Street
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Esat Third Street
Aslansio City
Rebbo
Olagait
Roce Wortheimer
East Patrick Street
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Arthur O Oarty
Philadelphia
0. OG. Carty
East Patrick Atreas
Helen Rameb
Germantown
Paul Palmer
Virginis
F. FF. Smoith
East Second Street
Rev. C. 1B. Brace
Reading Pa
Mra Haw. Lobsefer
Braddock
Alsce McPhergon Smith
Court Square
Hampton
Urbana
Misa Lent Stauffer
Haxerstown
Eva Kreh
North Bentz Streat
Sherwood
Oiugin
A. Wolfe
Noah Miney
Lovattsvilla
W. F. Compher
Patrick Atteach
Wm White
Brentwood
Washington, DC
Hdward Sohs
Ffst
Lucy Thomas
Missea Zimmerman
Oalla Pearre
Lisbon
Mro
Huurcen
West Patrick Street
Hx-Rogt
Marton G. Merchant
Charles— Town
G Nicodemus End
Harmon
Hagerstown
Miesea Florencs
Elizabeth Ackerman
Lancaster
A J Htchelberger
West Mourth Sirest
Jensen
Haines
Gon
Charlea
Walkersville
Greencastle
Rev
Thurlow Noll
Manchester
Lsnra Zastgier
Asgerstown
Fir
Lewis Bollinger and
Thormont
George Lallich
Anca Glass and Son
North Carolina
MO. Gatsbaugh
East Fourth Street
Court Square Paving Dispute Delays City Work
City street committee Mosars Lowenstein and Wilciam with County Commissioners discussed funding for paving Court Square. The committee seeks city funds to perform the work. the resolution requires a different funding method. No action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Square
Mosars Lowenstein and
Wilciam
Street Committee
Edward J. Smith
Yeasarday
Fonda
Mountain Dancer Misa Ritchie Plans Summer Class on Mountain
Misa Ritchie announces a Summer Class in dancing on the mountain for Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and a Monnints Carnival later in the season. Those wishing to join should contact her at 114 Spurt Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ritchie
Sale of Real Estate by Auctioneer Font
Charles B Font as auctioneer sold a two story brick dwelling on East Onaron Streets for Tillie M Font to Francis Wertheimer for 3065 dollars. Relob acting as attorney in fact. The transaction occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Font
Benjamin F. Relob
Tillie M. Font
Francis Wertheimer
Mountains of Grain and Prosperity Amid Crop Fears
Reports from Chicago on farm prosperity conflict with distress in the United States. The survey by Q R Erwin of Lord and Thomas gathered editor responses across states, highlighting corn backwardness but potential bumper crops in Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois. Wheat prospects remain cheery in parts, while cotton and tobacco areas face threats. A separate note covers a Frederick Tennis Club mixed doubles event and a young pair of builders creating a small garden house themed as a carpenter shop, praised for their craftsmanship.
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United Stiates
Chicago
Sturdshead
Bows Ag
Tus
Repres
Q. R. Erwin
Lord & Thomas Advertising
Simogs
Union
Erwin
Les Liearn
Sonty
Kentucky
Virginis
Carolinas
New England
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Bansgag
Minnesota
Vhs Dakotas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
South
Texas
Funeral Obituaries for Clifford Miller and Jesse Haugh
The funeral of Clifford Austin Miller was held yesterday at 8 o'clock at his home at 33 East Sixth Street with services led by Rev. KE L McLean. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Thomas Price served as funeral director. The funeral of Jesse Haugh occurred this afternoon at 2 o'clock from her Telegraph Street residence with services conducted by Rev. J W Kicaflove. pallbearers included Harry Bannett Eugene Willard John Hortus and Wm Grove. Interment was at Mt Olives cemetery. W H B E Boothson acted as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Austin Miller
East Sixth Street
KE. L. McLean
Mount Olivet
Thomas Price
Jesse Haugh
Telégraph Atrass
J. W. Kicacofe
Harry Bannett
Eugene Willard
John Hortus
Wm. Grove
Mt. Olives Cemetery
W. H B. E Bohtson
Local Names in Political Ad Snippet
A fragmented OCR snippet lists names including Jupas Jas MoSherer Gro Wa Saute Joupe Jom C Morrer Jons 5 KaMSburg Wo G Baker CG M Tomas. No clear event or positions specified. identities appear as personal names and initials without context or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupas Jas. MoSherer
Gro
Saute
Joupe
Jom C. Morrer
Jons
Kamsburg
Wo. G. Baker
August Binugats Weather Sale Promotes New Stocks
A local retailer advertises a warm sale on weather goods with new stock arrivals. The message invites customers to visit and purchase, promising discounted prices on items labeled as ETs MEETS AP and PROYAL.
The Social World House Party at Walkeraville
The Misses Falisa and Courtney Stauffer hosted a house party at their home near Walkeraville with guests Miss Helen Berahberger Miss Margaret Dill Miss Elizabeth Worman Miss Isabel Zimmerman of Frederick Miss Ellen Meifet of Washington Miss Florence Magruder Courtney Willems and Douglas Wil Vienne of Njamaville. A birthday surprise for Myrtla Irene Nosz was held at her home on West Third Street with her little friends presenting gifts and games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falisa
Courtney Stauffer
Walkeraville
Helen Berahberger
Margaret Dill
Elizabeth Worman
Isabel Zimmerman
Frederick
Misa Ellen Meifet
Washington
Mieses Florence Magruder
Courtney Willems
Douglas Wil’ Vienne
Njamaville
Migs
Myrtla Irene Nosz
Wast Third Street
Free Kindergarten sale and United Brethren reunion notices
A listing notes a benefit sale of ice cream cake and candies for the Free Kindergarten on Friday August 9 at 7 pm on Mrs John S Newmans lawn Braddock Heights with another sale at Mrs Geo HM Gittingers cottage. It also lists United Brethren Reunion schedules from Frederick to Braddock with multiple departure times and a 2:15 pm start. Also included are local notices of bowling, hardware sales, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Bate
Fidelity
Joan
Mortesges
West Third Streat
Monttomers County
Lharmont
North Market Street
Barsamn
Virginia
Brunswick
Braddock Heights
S. Market St
Market Bt
Petersville
John S$. Newman
Geo
HM. Gittinger
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Nets
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Weaterday
Strang
Laker
Tomcorrow
Kor
Mountains OF
Contentia
Coarts
Frederick Tennie
Patterdo Raat Onca
Mechanica
Mastera Weiner
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
Wm, G. Bakerb
D. Baker
Wil, G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
DIREC
Ors
D. Beeefauver
D. H. Hanenrr
Taos
H. Haucer
M. Tomas
Danier Baker
John Db, Hendrickson
Red. Co
Eplota
Tiga
Esme
Dallas
John D. Hendrickson
P.S
PY Midig & Buller
Riebons
Evrae
Elghteen
Parasela
Prey Benley Berge
George
Rodook & Qo
Thos, P. Rich
Thomas P. Bice
North Market Streat
E. A. Ross Mackenzer
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market Sr
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Medical Electricia
Marsuse
Bauth Market St
Deckdawly
Peterman
W. Franklin Street
Maritzdewiy
Befauver
Apradly
D* Jas. A. Long
North Market
Cramer & Stauffer
Moar
Ore Derick
Bop
Stauteer
Liamsville
Uemsville
New Market
Herbert Thompson
Amavile
Frederick Co
Jeb Sdawtz
P B ‘Sappington
Dana and House
B. Sappington
City Hall
United Brethren Reunion
Cara
Fradarick
Chesapeaka
Diamonds
T. H. Baumgardner
N. Market
Axia
Disston
New Haven
Sland
Jefferson
Hannaawa
Gom
B. Exert & Fons
Valled Brethren Reunion
Marino Enos
Oo. U.a.m. Fredonia Council
U. A. Mf
Pythian
Manonia
C. A. Lanois
B. Encart & Sons
E. F
Axperson
M. RB. R. Uo
U. L. Rev
Clinton E. Main
A. O. McQardell
G. W. Davivniss
Tyson & Nicodemus
W. Tyson
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