In History Highlights of August Events
The column recalls 17 Philip Metacomet killed near Mount Hope Rhode Island in 1674 and 18 the Kimball House in Atlanta burning for 1 200,000. It notes 1891 James Russell Lowell's death at Cambridge and 188 Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte Wyse’s death in Paris. It also mentions 198 Pete protocol and Hawaii annexation ratification and a major Yokohama fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Metacomet
Mount Hope
Robert Southey
Pont
Kimball House
Atlanta
James Russell Lowell
Cambridge
Mass
Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte "Wyse
Rench
Washington
Hawaii
Yokohama
Weekly News to Print a 12 Page Edition This Week
Vernix News announces a ready twelve page issue for Thursday with comprehensive news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation as the largest and invites new and changed advertisements with deadlines Wednesday evening and night.
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Fax Vernix
Frederick City
Keep Posted. Mail to you on vacation
Keep posted notice offers Tascany News by mail while on summer vacation. Leave name and address at the business office. Subscriptions are 10 cents per week or 50 cents per month mailed to any address in the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Canads
Personal notices of travel and visitors in Frederick area
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant paragraphs about those who come and go. Dr Daniel H Stoner visiting Baltimore. Richard F Kleifer of Hagerstown visiting relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs Wm E Grambine of Baltimore visiting relatives. A Chicago visitor Miss Kate Titlow with Mrs J E W Hargett. Several Frederick residents and visitors from Washington, Baltimore and Chicago are noted visiting or returning home. A group spent a pleasant day at Camp Jefferson near the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Stoner
Baltimore
Richard F. Kléifer
Hagerstown
Wm. E. Grambine
Frederick
Flossie Oram
West Fifth Atenet
Washington
J. A. O. Bond
Westminster Bar
Mia John Zeck
Emimutsburg
Lillian Bsohley
West Church Street
Kate Titlow
Chicago
J.E. W. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Wm. B. Todd
Anna
Charles C. Harrison
Avalon Cottage
Braddock Heights
Clara Nusbaum
Walkersville
Misaee Bessie
Janie Ranneberger
A. O. Keller
Jefferson
Camp Jefferson
Beaks of the Potomac
A.G. Brooke
G. Wood
H. Williams
Obas
Myars
H. Glésanor
Charles Lorents
Ces
Migs Iith Johnson
Valley Visw
Social World Card Party at Valley View Cottage
A progressive subre party hosted by guests of Valley View Cottage Braddock Heights last night featured a prize to Mrs Bransom. The beautifully decorated cottage offered seasonal refreshments as part of the Scot themed gathering. The guest list includes Miss Glensnar, Miss Immond, Mrs Bransom, Mrs Brooke, Mr Mytinger, Mr Williams, Mr Smith and many others from Norfolk Baltimore New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh.
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Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
Mr. Bransom
Todd Washington
Ah Johnson
Norfolk
Yai
John M. Eatier
Glensnar
Immond
Frederick
Lo. Wet
Infant Vaillor Viola Death Notice in Erosd Baz
Mand Viola infant child of Macrice D Plifer of Erosd Baz died Saturday of cholera infantum. Funeral from German Baptist church tomorrow at 10 oclock Elder Yourtes officiating. The infant was about eight months old and only child of her parents. Zinc and Grinding Make Devos Lead and Zinc Paint sold by P L Hargett & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Slifee
Mand Viola
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Co
Maple Lawn Farm Sold At Frederick For 129 75 Per Acre
The Maple Lawn farm near Frederick totaling about 1093 acres sold at the courthouse at 11 o'clock this morning for $129.75 per acre to Jacob and Allen Rohrback. Executors of John T. Best oversaw the sale. The property includes a fourteen room main residence, a two story seven room tenant house, a large bank barn, other outbuildings, and stone halls. The price represents the highest farmland sale in Frederick County in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
Court House
John T. Bonat, Jr
Oliver D. Beat
James H. G. Best
John T. Best
Maple Lawn
Frederick
Mr. Best
Jacob
Allen Rohrback
Best
Frederick County
Man Identified as Everitt King in Maryland Burial
The body found in a Baltimore and Ohio freight car at Bayview was disinterred and identified as Everitt King, son of James H. King of Urbana, by the father who had seen reports. King had left home May 20 to see the world. the body will be shipped to Frederick County after another burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bayview
Eddie Essex
McKeesport
Everitt King
James H. King
Urbana
King
Baltimore
Frederick County
Hevarn
Clarke Promoted to General Superintendent of Transportation
Mr Horace W Clarke has been promoted to General Superintendent of Transportation Mobile and Ohio Railroad with duties starting today. Headquaters move from St Louis to Mobile Alabama. Clarke, a well known railroad man in the West, is highly regarded in Frederick where friends extend congratulations on his advancement and return visits to his old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Clarke
Frederick
Transporation, Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
Mobile
Alatams
St. Louis
Horace
Thz
Caveat filed over Susanna Shaff will in Orphans Court
Luther Shaff through attorney Maulsby filed a caveat in Orphans Court challenging Susanna Shaff’s probate will. Claim alleges lack of sound mind and undue influence. Next of kin Shaff asks court to require executors C. O. Keedy and Jacob Shaff to answer by August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Shaff
Wm. P.maulsby
Orphans’ Court
Susanna Shaff
Sussnons Shaft
Mr. Shaft
Snaanna Shaft
C. O. Keedy
Jacob Shaff
Orioles Shut Out 7–0 by Red Birds in Evening Game
A baseball day report notes the Red Birds defeated the Orioles 7 to 0 yesterday evening. The Young Athletes were set to face the Orioles at 6 15 this evening on Seventh Avenue. A second game between the Snow Baile and the Mushrooms drew a large crowd with Mushrooms winning. Batteries were Snow Baile Frank Little and John Steward Mushrooms Alien Kiise and George Braobey.
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Orioles
Red' S Birds
Red
Snow Baile
Frank Little
John Steward
Alien Kiise
George Braobey
Operation for Appendicitis in Baltimore Doctor Lead to Recovery
A.E. Eisher of this city underwent an appendectomy at Frederick Hospital yesterday afternoon. The operation was performed by Dr Gallum of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, assisted by Dr S L Maynard of this city. The operation was successful and Mr Fisher is reported to be doing well.
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A.E. Eisher
W. D. Bowers
Frederick Hospital
Gallum
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maynard
Fisher
Fine Cantaloupes At Lime Kiln In This County
Mr Win Bocheimer near Lime Kiln presented Tar News with a basket of fine delicious cantaloupes. They were of the gem variety and enjoyed by all. He notes warmer weather will bring a very large crop.
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Win. Bocheimer
Bocheimer
Young Globe Trotter Byrd Starts World Tour at Eleven
Master Richard E. Byrd Jr the eleven year old son of Prosecuting Attorney R E Byrd of Winchester Virginia has begun a world tour. He departed Winchester Saturday by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad toward Washington where he met Mrs Wendall who will join him to Manila. His mother accompanied him to Washington. Mrs Wendall sails to the Philippines where she has a government post. Master Dick will part with her at Manila and continue alone.
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Richard E. Byrd, Jr
R. E. Byrd
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Wendall
Manila
Master Dick Byrd to circumnavigate globe at age
Richard E Byrd Jr prepares to sail from San Francisco August 16 aboard an army transport to Manila. He plans a round trip via the Suez Canal and Europe, visiting Judge Adam O Carson in the Philippines, returning around January 10. The voyage earns wide newspaper attention as the youngest person to attempt such a long solo journey.
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Winchester
Globe
Young
San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Adam O Carson
Front Royal
United States
Suez Canal
Europe
New York
Master Dick
Death of Louis Bartram Faller Aged 14
Louis Bartram Faller of Yale Avenue Irvington West Baltimore died following a mosquito bite after a bay excursion on August 1. His arm developed a red spot and inflammation indicating blood poisoning. Dr John G Holliday treated him, but he passed away Sunday afternoon.
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Brom Motquin Sons
Louis Bartram ‘Faller
Eld
Louis Vincent Feller
Yale Avenue
Irvington
West Baltimore
Bay
John G Holliday
Frederick Arenue
Louis Bal
Painfully Lejured Employee at Frederick Brick Works
John B. Schwearing, an employee of the Frederick Brick Works, suffered a painful injury yesterday while guiding clay carts from a clay hole. His right foot slipped and in an attempt to steady himself he pitched his left foot, which was caught under the wheel, causing a severe ankle injury. A physician tended to him. no bones were broken. He is resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Schwearing
Frederick Brick Works
Mr. Schwearing
Mr. Schwenting
Pythians Plan One Day Frederick Tolchester Excursion
Mountain City Lodge of the Knights of Pythias organizes a one day trip from Frederick to Tolchester on Wednesday August 20. State Senator Olin Bryan of Baltimore will give an address at a meeting in Tolchester chaired by Commander C W Szinespring. The Fifth Regiment of Baltimore will provide music and all Baltimore lodges are invited to join the excursion.
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Pythias
Mountain City
Knights of Pythias
Frederick
Tolchester
Olin Bryan
Baltimore
C. W. Szinespring
Fifth Regiment
Martinique Disaster set offer for Tax News readers
A number of complete 10 part sets on the Martinique Disaster are available illustrated with photographs from before and after Mt. Pelée eruption. Subscribers can obtain the complete set for 75 cents or have it mailed for one dollar.
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Martinique
Mt. Peles
Sale of Bonds by William B Hardt Executor
The estate of Louis V Scholl will auction at the Yours House door tomorrow. It offers 7500 Freder ick City four per cent bonds and two shares of Catoctin Mountain Road Company stock plus one share of Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company stock.
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Wm. Bi. Hardt
Louis V. Scholl
Frederick City
Anda
Catoctin Mountain Road Company
Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike Company
Market quotations from The Loca Mart Milling and Export Com pany
The Loca Mart Milling and Export Company quotes today show corn at 54 cents per bushel and shelled corn at 54 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 06% per bushel, and steamer at 62 per bushel. The firm bids 65 cents for new wheat. prices in pounds range from 16 to 18 per ton.
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Hestern Milling & Export Company
Community Outrage Over Narrow Liberty Craven Lynching
A Leesburg grand jury began probing the Craven lynching after Judge Tebbs condemned the act as a disgraceful breach of law. He warned that educated men led the mob and urged indictments to vindicate the law, calling for accountability and a return to orderly governance in Loudoun Virginia.
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Leesburg
Tebbs
Judge Tebbe
Lebbe
S. 8
Lutz
Harrison
Alfred Stanton
E . W. Presgravis
Robert R Walker
R. W Braden
John H. Bowers
John Crim, Jr
William Fletcher
Volney Osburn
Loudoun
Charles Craven
Uragen
Hin
Sestale
Joss
Hanoasvréry
Old Loudoun
Virginia
Big Corn Crop Expected To Break Records This Year
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce observers forecast an unusually large corn harvest this year with potential record yields. Wheat and oats look favorable, while past shortages raised beef prices and affected exports. If favorable weather persists, the nation’s largest corn crop may be harvested, with alfalfa stock and early feeding of new corn reported in the Midwest and South.
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Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Onoinnati
Kansas
Illinois
Tribute to late banker Thomas Maulsby-Markell
Lawrence B. Kemp of Baltimore writes from the old Markell Homestead in South M Street praising Thomas Maulsby-Markell who died in the city. He recalls Markell as a gentleman of the old school, a steadfast Union supporter in war, and a banker devoted to community, family life, and sound, well regulated banking with trusted customers.
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Lawrence B. Kemp
Baltimore
Thomas Maulsby - Markell
Markell
Union
Amelia
Ostharing Markell
South Mareer Street
Mawrenos
J. . Brengle
First National Bank
Snd
John J. Knox
Law Prisoners and Delegates Move in State Camp
Sarah Lee and Fannie Goings were jailed for 30 days in default of a $5 fine after being found guilty of disorderly conduct. Koontz White was arrested for allegedly stealing a $13 watch from Ernest Dizon. Josos Eckstain posted bail for a hearing tomorrow. Edward M. Escher and Jacob Engelbrecht left for Baltimore to represent Washington Camp No. 17 at the State Camp of the Patriotic Sons of America in session today and tomorrow. An effort is planned to hold next year’s State Camp in Frederick.
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JAG
Sarah Lee
Fannie Goings
Justice’ Smith
Koontz White
Park ‘Mills
Frank Carter
Ernest Dizon
Jos-os Eckstain
White
Edward M. Escher
Jacob
Engelbrecht
Baltimore
Washington Camo
No. 17
the Patriotic Sons of America
Imest
Frederick
Telephone Call 30 Prompt Dispute Report
A garbled OCR note refers to a telephone call numbered 30 in which pressure to purchase is alleged. The fragment mentions a Serpe model and unspecified compalied demands, with no clear dates or entities beyond the unclear names.
Excursion to Washington and Baltimore on Baltimore and Ohio Rail
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run an excursion to Washington and Baltimore on Sunday Aug 17. Special train leaves Frederick at 7 45 am returning to Baltimore at 6 pm and Washington at 7 pm. Fare 100 to Washington and 1 25 to Baltimore for the round trip. Tickets good only on date of issue and on the special train going and returning. Dr O S Bighbarger of Hagerstown Md will be at Park Hotel Aug 13 by appointment at hotel or residence 14 and 15 office hours 7 to 9. The trolley party to Myersville Middletown and Braddock Heights postponed to Thurs evening Aug 14 leaves square corner at 7 15 o clock. Every convenience assured.
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Sanday
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
S. Bighbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
Myersville
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Onass
Doll's Soft Crab Lunch Tonight Launch
Local mention lists soft crab meals and lunch offerings at Doll's with various crab dishes and fish selections. It notes available hard and soft crabs, crab meat, and a pail line including mackerel rock trout bluesfish and batterfish. Phone 216 No. 11 appears as a contact reference.
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Lidie’s
Phone 216
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Tanda Ok & Co
Oramer
the Weekly News
Messrs
Jacob and
Beat
James H. Hing
Fanny Wage
Young Globe Trotter
the Globe
Richard E.byrd, JR
Montgomery County
Poderriks
Potomac
John Hendrickson
Jony Henpricgson
Neidig & Miller
Aia & Miller
Salo
Ain
Hamburg
Clinton B. Main
F. B. Sappington
Bfraicznatons
City Hall
Hetlo
Betlo
Woodward's
Patrick Street
Frederick County Telephone
Sanitary Chemical Co
Baltimore, Md
Lexpert
Marikat Street
Boreuze
Dol's
GEO
Pargain Bulletin
Brussels
Ingram
Ray
GEO. B. Rodcoe & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Strae
Willard O. Keller
West
Thletic Park
Parent AN
Franklin Street
Edacis
Sefe W. Gavee
Court Street
Realdenca
Didawl
Bldwim Devilbibs
Amon Uenee
Devilbiss & Aenee
Doll & Albaugh Building
Adkdawly
Nicodemus
Noerth Market Street
Jaodawk
Noahe, Cramber
Ose
Fearaville
Mobter
Braddock
Noritisaia
B. Besond
Rodgers
Woodsboro
Freterts
Edward &. Gitminger
Tso St
R Barer Johnson
Oid Asics
Potts Building
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