August 10 in History notable births and deaths
A historical roll lists events and figures tied to August 10. Notables include Barnard Nieu, the so called Christian Philosopher, Camillo di Cavour born in Turin, General Nathaniel Lyon killed at Wilson's Creek, actress Adah Isant Menken who died in Paris, Lord Russell and General G Moxley Sorrel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolland
Barnard Nieuwentyt
Tuileries
Buise
Camillo Benso di Cavour
Tintian Elatesman
Turin
Batue
Wilson's Creek
Miassouri
Nathaniel Lyon
Lyon
Adah Isant S 'Menken
Equestrienne
Paria
New Orleans
Lord Russell
England
London
G Moxley Sorrel
Star
Longstreet
Confederate Corps
Roanoke
News Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in receiving newspapers to The News, ensuring uninterrupted delivery and accurate circulation records.
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs Of Those Who Come And Go
Br and Mrs Wm Baumgardner are in Atlantic City. Miss Pauline and Nannette Hach eteen are guests of the Misses Hunter. Miss Elsie M Van Foasen is back from a visit to New York. Mr J Maurice Bartscher of Baltimore visits Mr Jos O Hontf and family. Mrs F L Burck of Washington DC visits Mrs L Barck on Fourth street. Mr Charles W Lough of Philadelphia spends vacation with parents in this city. Miss A Pauline Best of Littlestown, Pa returns after visiting relatives here. Miss Daisy Dern with George S Rodock Co spending vacation at Tremaville in this county. Mr and Mrs William A Carty of Brooklyn visit Mr and Mrs O Carty on East Patrick street. Miss Grace Saylor on South Market street returns from Baltimore. Miss Vina Packard of Springfield, Mass is guest of Uncle and Mrs Walter Saunders on North Market street. Mr Edwin L Shope and Master Raymond Shope of Washington are guests of the Misses Shope on East Patrick street. Miss Nellis and Master Valentine Myers on North Market street spending time at Tickeville and Point of Rocks. Mr and Mrs H J Barker and son with Mrs Gladys Pryor and Mrs Pryor spend Sunday with Dr and Mrs Huaniphen at Woodlawn. Warren W Saunders of Brooklyn visits parents Captain and Mrs Walter Saunders on North Market street. Miss Grace Baumgardner, visiting relatives in Winchester, Va returns with cousin Lillian Raspp. Miss Florence KE Wright of Baltimore visiting the Misses Hooff returns to city, much to friends' regret. Willie Brish returns from vacation chiefly in Atlantic City Philadelphia New York Washington Baltimore and Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasant
Wm. Baumgardner
Atlantic City
Pauline
Nannette Hacheteen
Huntcher
Elsie M. van Foasen
New York
J. Maurice Bartscher
Baltimore
Jos. O. Hontf
F. LT. Burck
Washington, D. C
L . Barck
Waat Fourth Street
Charles W. Lough
Philadelphia
Bia Parenta
A. Pauline Best
Littlestown
Daisy Dern
George 8. Rodock & Co
Trameville
William A. Cart
Nellis
Valentine Myers
North Market Street
Tickeville
Point of Rocks
H. J. Barker
Gladys Pryor
Winchester
Vas
Lillian Raspp
Florence KE. Wright
Hooff
Willie Brish
Washington
Harpers Ferry
Brief Bits From A Time Of Quiet Worries And Wonder
A collection of short quips and local notes ranging from weather hints about shorter days to jokes about courtship and manners. It mentions a Baltimore Washington excursion for 184 people, a quip about a locksmith named Politences, and a stock market snapshot with corn at 92.75 per barrel, wheat No.2 red at 70 per bushel, oats at 40 cents per bushel, and hay around 18 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aina
United
Billville
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mountain City
Sale Tomorrow For Morse At Market Street Home
Department stern auctioneer Walter Saunders will sell for Mr. M. P. Morse at 286 North Market Street a patent steam renovator and household furniture. Memorial meeting of the Ingersoll men of Frederick county at Park Ridge home of Asroe Davia Feagaville tomorrow at 2 p.m. Senepa pre BA GHiyr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deptain
Walter Saunders
Will Gell
M. P. Morse
North Market Street
State Camp of Maryland to convene with delegates listing
The eighth annual State Camp of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will meet in the city at the camp hall on Market and Church Streets at 10 o clock. Mayor George Edw. Smith will present city keys to the State President, with John E. Wood delivering welcomes and William E. Valliant replying. The agenda includes committee appointments, officer reports, and afternoon elections. The document lists state officers, district presidents, and delegates and alternates by camp across Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Maryland
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Market
Church Streets
George Edw. Smith
John E. Wood
William E. Valliant
State Executive Committee
Cheetertown
John A. Little
Baltimore
William J. Carter
James W. Lidard
Baltiamore
Preston B. Englar
Taneytown
Joseph L
C. Hervey Pardes
Robert M. Farring
Brooklyn
John J. Stump
Cumberland
W. 8. Dodson
Bancock
George A. Zeigler
Frederick
M. E.staup
Unionville Ane
L. B. Norwood
Mt. v
Howard M. Zile
Oationister
J. Wm. Beck
Harney
Levi D. Maus
Westminster
Richard T. Haynie
Harry G. Moore
Balearich
Moore
Wm. G. Reynolds
John T. Irwin
D. L. Harrison
J. Coleman
Rock Hall
Linwood Carter
Sadlersville
C. E. Hollingsworth
Henderson
A. J. Roe
Ford's
Queen Anne's County
B. F. Sterling
Orisfield
Wm EB. Gray
Harry G. Hardeater
Prof
H. K. Barbe
Samuel H. Little
Charles O. Foss
B. O. Slonaker
George E. Koutz
B. Angel
Sparrow’s Point
Ralph H. Kintz
O. G. Gladfetter
Harry L. Happel
Wm. E. Beard
Aaron M. Miller
O. Mommert
Templeville
A. 0
Faulkner
Elishner
Mobley
P. Weaver
J. L. Grimes
Hubert J. Smith
Fleasc Valley
Wm. R. Unger
John N. Ditch
James H. Myers
J. F. Utermahlen
G. Weby
Oballos Shanklin
J. W. Johnston
Waggver
Tyrone
David F
Phillips
Sterling Myerly
Westport
Thomas B. Lathe
John W. Stevens
Paul Newkirk
Henry Mysre
Howard Begphone
George A. Hadel
Unionville
J. P. Moore
George D. Norris
Church Hill
Dr. W. G. Coppage
D. E. Hurlock
John McRochester
J. Carroll
Solon Sankwean
Theophilne Hal
J. As
Wm. H. Mumaw
W. W. Moonlich
J. W. Shreeves
Chariss
Thom Barris
Frederichk
Jacob & Engelbrecht
Edward M. Eader
Harry R. Orebs
Joseph Fre
George O.cock
Hughes
E. EB. McKalvey
Charles Deitrick
A. B.candler
BE. Getting
Gist
Robert T. Shipley
F. J. Albaugh
Charles W. Alien
Bedinson
J. D. Harrison
B. N. Giipatrick
Dr. C. G. Reefer
Sepeek Moessinger
Men Waget
Ghados Wise
V. Schnerbottz
J. A. Brown
J. Lewis
Baltimore and Brooklyn delegate lists show mixed representations
No. 28 Baltimore delegates and No. 35 Brooklyn delegates appear with alternates and gaps like No. 39 Sadlersville not represented. Other districts list names such as John Keller, D. Larrimore, Wm. Childy, J. Jenkins, Edgar South, and J. H. Marine. Most delegates expected to arrive tonight. reception committees named to greet them at the depot. Tomorrow a trolley ride to Braddock Heights with special cars and Braddock Spring stop. Local camp committee praised for untiring efforts led by H E Cramer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
E. W. Schlemming
E. BE. Koavil
O P. Norra
A. Danneburg
Dolegeier
A. RB. Rupe
Samuel A. Pitt
B. ¥. Graber
W. M. Porter
Brooklyn
Ohailen B. Daweon
J. Oliver Johnson
George F. Karring
Lusher Mar
John Keller
N. H. Kemp
Larrimore
Charles IF. Bragle
Samuel A. Horneby
George H. Peterson
Arlington
Wm. T. Childy
H. H. Emich
John A. Jones
W. E. Oburn
Sadler
Crompton
Charles A Clements
H. Clay Henx
Chestertown
Bork
Ringgold
John C. Davis
John A. Milner
Henderson
J. R. Fones
L. A. Gooden
John Ak Chapman
J. W. Beck
Bedsworth
W. ER. Nelson
Centreville
J. 8
B. Pardes
B. B. Goldsborough
Mt. Airy
J. M. Hahn
Norris E. Norwood
Wm. W. Poordum
Clifford Anglesbee
Stevensville
Richard T. Baxter
W. F. Carroll
A. Oettinger
Wm. H. Birkett
H. M. Benthill
P. N. Knauf
Lawsonia
Harry R. Sterling
George P. Tyler
L. Dow Byrd
B. F. Phillips
Golta
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Levi W. Moberly
L. O. Flautt
Henry E. Cramer
Charles A. Hermann
Braddock Heights
Braddock Spring
Service on the Mountain Large Congregation Worships in Braddock Heights Pavilion
A large Braddock Heights outdoor service drew over 500 worshippers last evening. Attendees traveled from Middletown valley and Walkersville with the Braddock colony. Rev. Frank Woods presided, Rev. George Snyder offered a prayer, and Rev. Jeffries delivered an address on American civilization. Music featured Moura Markwood D. and Henoy S. Rarpings, with Dr. Thomas Bader on piano. the offering was covered by the colony without a collection. The service closed with Old Hundred and benediction by Rev. Baldwin. Services occur Sundays at 6:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Middletown Valley
Walkersville
Braddock Colony
Adolphus Fearhake
M. Biser
Frederick
Frank Woods
Chester
George Snyder
Reformed Church
Boonsboro
Mr. Jeffries
Methodist Episcopal Church
Middletown
Moura
Markwood D
Henoy S. Rarp
Better Land
Thomas Bader
Albert Wallis
Elmer Waitman
Roy Z. Thomas
Bev Dr. Baldwin
Episcopal Church
Easton
Local Ministers Publish Sunday School and Church Announcements
A roundup of services and events from area churches. Trinity M E and Evangelical Reformed report sermons on charity, the unknown God, and praise services. St Johns Catholic notes Mass and Ta Deum for Pope Pius X. Methodist and Lutheran churches announce morning and evening services, official boards, and a Braddock Heights church picnic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Trinity M.E
EB. V. Switzer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Reformed Churches
Carroll County
J. Harvey Mays
Silver Ran
Nell
Carlisle
St. John’s Catholic Church
Yasterday
Pape Pius X
Holy Name
Holy Name Society
O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
eHewers
Week events and picnics announced for area towns
This week offers a trolley party on the electric railway and dances at Braddock Heights on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Picnics are planned by Manor Reformed and Lutheran in Manor woods Wednesday, with the State Camp Sons of America meeting Tuesday and Wednesday in the city. Evangelical Lutheran and Sunday school groups schedule picnics at Braddock Heights Wednesday, Emancipation picnic at Agricultural Park Thursday, and Shiloh and St Joseph’s groups picnic near Monrovia and Emmitsburg Thursday. Mission lecture by Miss Suman for Grace Reformed Thursday evening in Kemp Hall. Deaf of Western Maryland picnic at Braddock Heights Friday. Picnics also noted in Petersville, Rocky Springs, Daysville, Urbana and Manor Council O U A M at Myersville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Manor Woods
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Agricultural Park
Shiloh Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Monrovia
Strikes Hit Palmetto Fibre Works Machinists
An early morning strike at Palmetto Fibre Works saw seven head machinists refuse to work until granted a $2.00 daily increase, aiming for 50 cents more per day. Managers sought replacements as about ten skilled workers have already left, with several named machinists quitting amid the dispute. A separate action saw eleven Market Street sewer workers quit over a demand for a nine hour Saturday with ten hours pay, which was refused by Mr. Fritchie. The sewer project, expected to progress, may finish between Patrick and Church streets this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto Hibre
Minsera Gresa
Bara
Ba Wiatlee Seer Fe
William Lipps
Johe Topper
Wees
Guy Albaugh
Tax News
Market Street
Mr. Fritchie
Patrick
Church Streets
Hanshew Signs With Sun Minstrels for Season
H. Lee Hanshew of this city signs with the Gos Sun American Minstrels as trap drummer for the upcoming theater season. This marks his fifth road season, after stints with Uncle Her Company, Who, What, When Minstrels, and San's Minstrels. The tour opens September 15 in Toledo, Ohio, then travels to the Pacific Coast, Mexico, and the South with about 33 in the company and its own private car. Hanshew will depart Frederick to join the troupe in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun's
Minstrels
H. Lee Hanshew
Gos Sun American Minstrels
Mr. Hanshew
Frank Adams
Who
What
San
Death of John W. Talbott at Martinsburg West Virginia
John W. Talbott died August 6 near Martinsburg W Va Born December 19 1831 in Darkesville W Va he lived in the county all his life as a farmer and trucker A Confederate veteran he is survived by nine children including Mrs Lacy Owens and Mrs Bernie Owens both of this city Funeral was held Saturday morning Rev Uts conducted services Interment Banker Hill Also notices advertise letters and lists of names and a local window display at Osrtys furniture store with a sitting room scene and a man reading The Frederick Daily News is featured in the display
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Talbott
Is Bows
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Talbott
Darkesville
W.va
Ena
Lacy Owens
Bernie Owens
Rev
Uts
Banker Hill
Injunction Proceedings In Fox Versus Rosenstock Heard
After a three week delay the injunction case of Mrs. Caroline M. Fox against Amron and Jacob Rosenstock began before Judge John C. Notter. Opening statements described a claim to eight inches of Fox property and a disputed boundary line. A surveyor, Oscar Coblents, testified for the defense as the case moved into testimony. Also reported: a trolley car collision on North Forsythe Street left Dr. Samuel M. Wagaman’s team wrecked and the doctor slightly injured along with damage to the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseo
Caroline M. Fox
Amron
Jacob Rosenstock
John C. Notter
Rosenstock
Fox
Oscar Coblents
Samuel M. Wagaman
Foromse Street
Hagerstown
Wagaman
That Imprudent Young Couple May Star Here Soon
Local news notes the possibility of May Sargent touring as the fashionable comedienne in the Empire Theatre hit That Imprudent Young Couple, with manager Rhodes negotiating for an appearance here. Also mentions a Lutheran Sunday school picnic, hospital association meeting, a second-hand plane sale, and cheap Rockville excursions via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for August events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Rhodes
Iz Comedienne
May Sargent
Empire Theatre
New York City
Mine Sargent
New York
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the Daily News
P. M
Wasainatos
W. L. Moons
Barenu
Carpets, &O
Local Mart
P.O.S. A. State Camp
Mt. Zion Sanday School
Agetarette Carpenter
Khou Wora
Methodists Epiacops
E. 8. Todd
Joseph's Brethren
Todd
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Picnkc
G. Bupp
Church of the Reformation
Citizens National Bank
Joan Hendrickses
Joan Hexpricxson
Neidg & Miller
Nana & Miller’s
PenAto
Vow Ag
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Davo
Quinton E. Main
Iediate Pharmacist
Crick County
Maree & FP
Fries
THE
City Hotel Grill
Chicago
George 3. Kodock
George
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. . Rice & Bons
North Harket Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas Price
East Fourth Street
Parmer’s Exchange
Rque Frederick
Farmers’ Exchange
Corser E
Satntn and
Carr Streets
Oldly
Franklin Street
Europe
Marsidawly
Omith
Dentigt
Abonic
Lobt
Sidawly
Nicodemus
Dentiet
Bazize, Warti & CO
Bankers
South BT
Baltimore, MD
É General Banking Business
Towxexiy Soor & Som
Brokres, Patette
Postorfice
F.eb
Sippington
B. Eappiegtor
Oxecoor
Cityiell
Rple
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick City, MD
Striks
SRUSH
Lens
E. G. Gray
Peter W. Meath
Chas. BD. Horsey, Jr
Thomas Markey
O. Osrty
East Patrick Street
Bass Unions
Frederick Dany
Lutheran
Faliona
J. M. Haller
T. H. Haller
C.C. Carty
Wm. D. Bowers Lamber Co
C. B. Willard
W- Patrick
Camalites
Frederick City Hospital Association
South Potomac St
Park Hotel
Birely's Palace O Music
Rockville
Etarn
Montgomety County Fair
Laural
Frederick, Washington Junction
Rockride
Ocalion
Baltimore and Ohic Railroad
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