In History Aug 14 list of notable figures and events
On August 14 historical notes mark the deaths and births of figures like Thomas Sheridan and Admiral Farragut, birth and death details for Benjamin and Adams descendants, and the death of Missouri scientist Dr William Schrader. The entry also mentions sculptor Morlin Warner and a destructive gulf coast storm affecting New Orleans with loss of life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheridan
Park Benjamin
Davida Glaskaw Farragut
Farragut
Navy
David Porter
Kosta
Valparaiso
John Quincy Adams
Charles Francis
Quincy
Mass
William Schrader
University of Missouri
Columbia
Morlin Warner
New York
Imi
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Tom Daux News Subscribers Collection Notice
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month is the regular collection day for Tom Daux News. Carriers will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Daux News
Personal Notices From Raleigh Springs and Nearby
Purely personal notes recount visits and travel among residents. Earl Stone visits Hagerstown while George M Gittinger leaves for a long business trip south. Myre A Morsdell spends time at Bear Run PA, W W White visits Frederick, Harbis visitors Washington guest at East Pat-Tick street, Ira Morningstar hosts in Baltimore, Williamson and Julia Willismoon enjoy Raleigh Springs VA, Monocacy View ORMD hosts. David Otho Griffin of Lowenberg Wertheimer vacationing in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stone
City
Hagerstown
George M. Gittinger
Myre
A. O. MoOsrdell
North Market Street
Bear Rup
W .W. White
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Frederick
Harbis
Washington
N. J. Wilson
East Pat- Tick Street
Ira Morningatar
Baltimore
Lillian Birely
East Third Street
Williameon
Julia P. Willismoon
Record Street
Raleigh Springs
Theodore Brookey
A. Harrington
Mies Kate Gittinger
Monocacy View
Ormd
David Otho Griffin
Lowen- Biein & Wertheimer
Hageretown
Bright Items of Local and General Interest
Picnic season continues with Linwood Camp in Carrell County starting tomorrow through August 24. Summer heat lingers, tomatoes and peaches in jars may be preserved. A shooting star sighting sparks playful jokes. A frightened woman prevented a fatal act, prompting thoughts on gender traditions. Frederick remains a favored summer retreat, health seekers note its appeal. Local families enjoyed a woods picnic beyond Georgetown Bridge. A child wonders how long tombstones take to grow after planting people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Carrell County
Frederick
United States
N. J. Wilson
Charles B. Staley
Gilmer Schley
Georgetown Bridge
Nellie
Revival Services At Lewistown Methodist Protestant Church
News of the churches notes revival services start next Sunday at Lewistown Methodist Protestant Church with 10 oclock communion led by Rev W D Litsinger followed by an old time love feast and a C B meeting. Rev Litsinger will preach and Rev B E Parsons of Williamsport Md will lead evening services the following week with music by the pastor. Also a sickness item reports John Q Strasissi now with Phoenix Insurance in Brooklyn critically ill in a private sanatorium Liberty Sullivan County New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
B. E. Parsons
Passor
Williamsport
M. P. Nirusch
John Q. Strasissi
Phoenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Liberty
Sullivan County
New York
Warfield Emerges as Strong Maryland Governor Hope
Maryland Democratic leaders in Washington report Edwin Warfield has the greatest strength for the governor nomination. Gorman avoids preference, but delegates and central committee members back Warfield to ensure unified organization control at the state convention. General L Winter Baughman attended the conference and said he just returned from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
Edwin Warfield
Senator Gorman
John Walter Smith
S. Breeman Rasin
Murray
Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Smith
Mesers
Rasin
Baltimore
Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Warfield
Montgomery County
Spencer C. Jones
Colonel Jones
County Central Committee
State Central Committee
Ity
Baltimore News
L. Winter Baughman
General Baughman
New York
Europe
Braddock Colony Notes and Local News Update
Rev Fr Maguire pastor of St Josephs Catholic church on the Manor conducts services at Brightside yesterday. George M Gittinger colony carpenter and mountain guide has gone South seeking finer scenery. A Sunday song service invites all at 6 45 p m with good music. Miss Amy Rice of Baltimore visits the Misses Gittinger at Bright aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Colony
Fr. Maguire
Joseph's Catholic Church
Brightside
George M. Gittinger
Catoctin Mountain
Amy Rice
Baltimore
Gittinger
Bright- Aids
Train Kills Martinsburg Man on Tracks Near City
Charles Jacobs of Martinsburg West Virginia was struck and killed by Westbound Baltimore and Ohio No 47 train about 7 am two miles east of Martinsburg. He had stepped from the eastbound track to let the train pass and failed to notice the approaching passenger. Jacobs formerly lived in Washington and worked in Standard Limestone Company quarries at Martinsburg. He recently learned of a divorce filing in the Rappahannock Circuit Court. He was about 45 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Jacobs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jacobs
Washington
Martinaberg
Standard Limestone Company
Rappahannock
Maryland Girl to Name Cruiser Launch Draws Governor’s Acknowledgment
Governor John Waller Smith of Maryland acknowledges a Navy request to nominate a young woman to christen the armored cruiser Maryland to be launched at Newport News mid September. He will notify the department of his selection in time for the launch. Picnics highlight the 30th annual Williams Grove exhibition with farm machinery displays, concerts, and lectures. Tomorrow’s picnics include Petersville Union School and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John Waller Smith
Navy
Darling
Navy Department
Lady
Newport News
Smith
Department
Wiliams Grove
Union School
Petersviile
the Grost
Rocky Springs
Myersville Conneil Jr
U. A
Vernon Ahhored
Dayshire
Urbana
Hotelkeepers' Association Bimonthly Meeting Held at Blue Mountain Haus
The Hotelkeepers' Association held its bimonthly meeting that night at the Blue Mountain Haus. President M. W. Goozhorn, Secretary Peter S. Flynn, Treasurer William P. Farrel, and Jerom H. Joyce were among those present along with EF. B. Molehan and Ghbaries Webble of J. and P. EK. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margiaca Corimecpsis
Biue Mountain Haus
M. W. Goozhorn
Peter 5. Flynn
William P. Farrel
Jerome
H. Joyce
EF. B. Molehan
Ghbaries Webble
P. EK. Long
Allegany court y fight over State's attorney nominating row
A county nominating clash at Dr William N Twigg's Cumberland home ends with deputy sheriff serving a writ to certify David A Robb for State's attorney while Captain Roman faces assault and property damage charges. Later Twigg and W F Metz certify Robb's nomination as Bruce contends missing papers amid courtroom pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republcan
Allegany County
William N. Twigg
Cumberland
County Board of Election Supervisors
Whiting
Robb
Sherrff J. D. Aaron
Aaron
Captain Roman
Chairman Twigg
Dr. Twigg
Richard Brnce
Twigg
Valey
Bruce
Asron
Owen Price, Jr
Price Hies
David J. Lewis
William Metz
Osth
Shest
David A. Robb
F. Brooke Whiting
Shooting at Sykesville leads to bail set for assault
In Westminster Benjamin Cal v in Sykesville Justice Curley heard the case of Calvin Jenkins charged with shooting Frank E. Johnson at Thiele's Hotel barroom. Johnson, intoxicated, threatened Jenkins with a beer bottle and advanced. Jenkins fired, the bullet striking Johnson's collarbone and injuring him badly. bail was posted for continued proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Calvin Jenkins
Harry F. Curley
Westminster
Frank E. Johnson
Thiele
Jenkins
Johnson
Remarkably tiny pig owned by Hunt in Bridgeton
Freder ick Hunt of Bridgeton York county Pennsylvan ia owns a three week old pig so small It fits in an ordinary cigar box with the lid closed The creature measures six inches long four inches high and weighs three quarters of a pound It is growing fat and is easily startled by curiosity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hunt
Bridgeton
York County
Local Market Prices and Camp Report Near Frederick Junction
The Local Market lists daily quotes: corn shelled 55 cents per bushel, oats 40 cents per bushel, wheat No 3 rod 77 cents, steamer 70 cents per bushel, hogs 18 to 22 per ton, and oats 40 cents. Messrs Carlton Roy Fleshman Dudley Strawnberger and Alger Heard spend time along the Missouri at Frederick Junction. The Camp is named Camp Sieep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mqll
Valuable Borge Dies
A valuable Circulator colt, one year old, belonging to Mr. Joseph H. Hodge, a well known farmer near Middletown, died from choking on oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Hodge
Middletown
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Daniel D Yost in Brunswick
A petition was filed in the United States District Court yesterday by Daniel D Yost, a laborer of Brunswick. He lists debts of 201 dollars and assets of 64 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Daniel D. Yost
Brunswick
Reunion of Deal Fifth Anniversary of Western Maryland Deaf
The fifth annual reunion of the Deaf of Western Maryland is hosted at Braddock Heights this afternoon. Local organizers invite members and families to attend the gathering for fellowship and recognition of milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Multiple suits filed to null bond issue of Blue Mountain Iron and Steel
Four suits against the Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company are pending in various courts. Abram Sharp of Baltimore seeks dissolution of the corporation. Maryland Casualty Company and others press dissolution. a U S District Court suit by Albert Wirenman and others claims bankruptcy and proceeds distribution. John Hinkley acts for Frederick Reintze challenging the bond issue as fraudulent. Receivers L R Waesobe, Milton G Urner, and J Roger McSherry are named in related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Abram Sharp
Baltimore
Maryland Casualty Company, Et al
Sharp
Jacob Rohrpack
Morris
John Hinkley
Frederick Reintze
John Freshman
Bowling Green Trust Company
New York
W. T. Rainey
Jasob Mohrback
Changes in the Scrools at Angnat meeting outline appointments
At the Angnat Board meeting several appointments were made for city schools. Miss Mabel Kahlman resigns as fourth assistant at Girls High. Blanche Lampe, HDns Mul Haix, and Emma Thomas receive new assignments. Daisy Thomas appointed to Feagaville. Myersville High School opens Sept 7 with C. N. Stottlemyer named principal. Teacher contracts confirmed for numerous schools including Rocky Ridge, Mountaindsle, Green Valley, Lime Kiln, Middletown High, Thurmont, and many others with a long list of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angnat
Board of Opanty School
Mabel Kahlman
Girls’ High
Blanche Lampe
Feagaville School
Mullinix
Sonsh Street
Daisy Thomas
Feagaville
Myersville High School
Frederick County
C. N. Stottlemyer
Olher County Schoole
Prenadier
E.L Boblitz
Rocky Ridge
Ada E. Hollinger
McKaig
Robert J. Saylor
Mountainds
Springfield
Carrie V. Cavan
Brook Hill
E. Russell Stockman
Hopewell
Margarett L. Wolfe
Ms. Philip
Urbana
Jessie Funk
Petersville
Maurice T. Delanser
Chestnut Grove
Virginis Holbraner
Woodsboro
Arthur T. Kreh
Jefferson
Charles E. Summers
Hazsl Bottom
D. A
D. A. Scnildtknecht
High Land
John T. Harley
Eokers
Maude Gratel
Monument
Ezra J. Moser
Jacobs Well
G- J. Michael
Colored Jefferson
Daisy E. McKinney
Pateravilie
M. Percilis Basler
Bid for Sewer Accepted on South Market Street Project
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen accepted a bid from J A Fritchie and Son of Lancaster to lay sewer from the bridge to All Saints street at 6 per foot plus 60 per inlet and 50 per manhole. Estimated total cost about 3000 dollars. The 31 foot diameter sewer will include 11 inlets and 4 manholes and work will start after sewer orth is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
South Market Street
All Sainta Street
J.A. Fritchie and Son
Lancaster
Disorderly conduct arrests headlined in city court
Debby Jackson jailed for thirty days after South Market street arrest for disorderly conduct. Henrietta Brooks also charged with disorderly conduct, fined three dollars and fifty nine cents after appearing before Justice Wood. Officers DiScera Brachey Holbraner and King reported the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debby Jackson
South Market Street
DiScera Brachey
Holbraner
Justics
Funeral services for Edith Mae Rean held at home
The funeral of Edith Mae Rean occurred yesterday at 10 o clock from her parents home in Adam town. Rev W J Henser conducted prayers. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers were Jons O Hara John O Hara Martin Richie and Donald Krantz. Funeral director W B H Etchison managed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mae Rean
Adam Town
Rav
W. J. Henser
Ms. Olivet
Jons O'Hara
Jobn O'Hara
Martin Richie
Donald Krantz
W. BH. B. Etchison
Jane Jenkins
Douts
John Herbert
New Midway
Frank Pearl
George Sour Wine
Wm. Lamb
Lena Herbert
Daniel
Wm. Jenkins
Jefferson
D. A. Sharotts
Sophia Toms
Eara Toma
Myeraville
Minnie Sandera
Maurice Schaeffer
Rocky 8
Ells Young
Myersville
Fanny Bid
D. C
Samuel Cecil
Urbana
Washington
B. Bichi
Somama
Death of Bowman Gallagher recalled in local obit
The coroner's inquest ruled Bowman P. Gallagher died of apoplexy at the Leland Hotel Waynesboro Pa He was a Confederate Army veteran popular traveling salesman and longtime friend to his hometown He leaves a widow and his funeral was held in Hanover interment at a local church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Gallagher
Bowman P. Gallagher
Leland Hotel
Waynesboro
Bony” Gallagher
East Patrick Street
St. John’s School
Jana
Mr. Gallagher
Fayette Hills
New Oxford
Hanover
Gallagher
Masa Wad
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Church
End of Week Shopping Extravaganza at Local Store
Readers are presented with an extraordinary value sale featuring extensive fabric and textile discounts and various household items. Offers include calico yardage, damask table linen, towels, bedspreads, and lace trimmings, plus garments and linen goods. Also advertised are pharmacy services and a restaurant section with fresh seafood, steaks, and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Calico
Neidig & Miller
Corbett Jeffries Fight Arrangements At MF Tonight
Announcement notes plans to attend the Corbett Jeffries fight tonight at MF place of business. Fras Tex Eiseynaren Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday night dance with lively music. Cars depart Square Corner at 6 20 and 7 30. Admission 59 cents, ten and twenty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Doll
Rosenstock Bros
Corbett Jeffries
Tom Eisenhawer
Braddock Heights
American Lady Shoes
the Bee
Cramer
Neidig & Miller
Doll Bros. Dry Goods
Thos. Kemp
Geo
Rodock & Co
Corbett—Jeffries
Fras
Tex Eiseynaren
Mapnifront _Menory
Square Corner
Broadway's Empire Theatre Sets Standard of Excellence
Local notice praises Charles Frohman’s Empire Theatre on Broadway as the city’s premier venue. It highlights the Mauds Adams and John Drewnaccesses and notes Henry Guy Carleton's That Imprudent Young Couple premiering there with May Sargent likely to head the company. Also lists a 6 20 p m electric railway ride to Myersville, a social notice for Arthur C. Lorentz at Groff House, a help-wanted ad, and Montgomery County Fair Rockville excursion fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Metropolis
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre
Mauds Adams
John
Metropolitan Preas
May Sargent
Rockville
Montgomery County Fair
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Laurel
Frederick
Washington Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Anguet
Wasuisertor
Tax News
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
News OF the Churches
Eisenhauer
Sbexm &T Bis Saloon
Aew
Hotelkeepers’ Association
Errs
Allegany Courty Fight
Hauser Lively Tine
Blue Mountain Tron and
Lieel Company
Citizens
National
Hank
PRE
Citizens' National Bank
Fredfrior City
Joan Hendrickson
Valus
Belfast
Albatross
Eitamine
Gap
Neidig & Miller's
Clinton E. Main
Piamigy
N. Market
Breservae Co County
THE
City Hotel Grill
Chicago
George
Batu Heury
Abe
A. T. Rick & Sons
Bice & Bons, ‘i
Frederick, MB
Thomas P. Rice
Saat Fourth Street
Frederick County Slephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers Exchange
Feld
Binger Twine
Perseus
Peantlin Street
D. H. E. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawir
Moonemvs
National Pike
Bartine
Aitchen
Abeben
Eney Irving
Lodétaw
Geo. C. Thomas
Adamstown
POR Sai Sale
West Patrick Tree
Isquire Sae
Green Grocery
East Second Street
Francis Smith
Atiaw
Sappington
Jrefrigerators
Old Stover
Bates
Sre
Cityifial
Retorn
Hound Trip
Arthur C. Lorentz
Groff
A. R. Anderson
Veterinary Hospital
Cor. Bentz and
Patrick Streets
Frederick, Ma
Gonina
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!