Aug 14 in history event list spans ships and deaths
On August 14 history notes the deaths of Thomas Sheridan and John Quincy Adams family links, Farragut’s early naval start and Civil War ties, plus ships Essex and prize actions. It also records William Schrader and Warner deaths, a Missouri scientist, a Gulf storm near New Orleans, and a Korea Strait battle where the Russian cruiser Rostov sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheridan
David Glasgow Farragut
Farragut
David Porter
Valparaiso
John Quincy Adams
Charles Francis
Quincy
Mass
William Schrader
University of Missouri
Columbia
Morlin Warner
New York City
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Strait of Korea
Vladivostok
Rurtk
Daily News Carrier Collection Notice
Tomorrow is the fifteenth, our regular collection day. Carriers will collect the amount due from subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Daily News
Purely Personal Notices From Hagerstown Schedule
Purely personal items list visits across cities. Dr 0 8 Highbarger of Dagarstown stays at the Oisy Hore for days while Miss Alica Hughes visits Rose Hill. Mrs Charlea E Moberly and relatives from Baltimore visit near this city. Several residents travel for family and medical reasons including Maner Chaw from Bracewick visiting the Oley Hospital, and Miss Rebecca Clagett with Miss Rove Wertheimer returning from Berkeley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Dagarstown
Oisy
Alica Hughes
Rose Hill
Charlea E Moberly
Patrick Atreat
Wachington
J. Henry Kreh
Cauldran
Baltimore
Joseph E. Chaw
Bracewick
Oley Hospital
Misa Marian Olingan
Lonta
E.O McSherry
Becond
Misa Margaret Tollinger
Philadelphia
Lizzie Gilbert
Patrick Street
Guy Blackston
Union Bridge
Lewis M. Motter
Erinsburg
J. M. Motter
Catherine and
Eilste Bitel
Raermorsa
East Church Street
Mires
Rebecca Tyler Willams
Chicago
Sod Sire
F.A. Markell
Boxwood Lodge
Rebecca Clagett
Rove Wertheimer
Berkeley Springs
W Va
Maater Claranos Kefaurver
Dillaver Noe
bin Urcle
D G Kefravar
McClellan
Keedysvilie
Rev
Mra
Ll. Ahitlkeld
H. F. Getzandamer
South Market Street
Margaret MacKenzie
Woman's College Hospital
Frederick
A. MacKenzie
South Clarket Street
John F. Stine
Alice
Florence Stire
L A Thirlkeld
J F R Hesagy
H. F. Getgondannsr
Aon
John Harry Getzindanner
Apsat
Hagerstown
John Hawk
Washington
Trinity M.rs. Church
South
Death of Mrs Mary Shriner in Baltimore and Frederick funeral
Miss Mary Ostharine Shriner, daughter of the late George W. Shriner, died yesterday at 4 30 PM at 1400 McOniloh Street Baltimore. The body will be brought to Frederick this evening and the funeral is set for Thursday at 4 30 PM from the home of her sister Mrs Richard F P Koes, Olarka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Shriner
Mary Ostharine Shriner
Slater
George W. B Shriner
Baltimore
Oniloh Street
Frederick
Richard FP Koes
Picnic Tomorrow at Trinity M. E. Church Fair Grounds
The Sunday school of Trinity M E Shuroh South plans its annual picnic tomorrow at the fair grounds. The event promises to be enjoyable with activities and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. KE. Shuroh
South
Manor Picnic Draws Immense Crowd With Governor Visit
An immense crowd estimated 10 000 to 15 000 gathered at the Manor picnic yesterday. Governor Warfield and General Riggs drew heavy attention as the procession from Buckeystown and stops at homes including Dr McKinney and the colonial mansion highlighted the day. A civic address urged young men to serve and stay fit, followed by a notable tournament and courtly pageantry with Lillis Eyler and Hannah Snouffer among the honored queens and knights. The Governor and party then marched to Charlestown, WV, for the next leg of the trip, as local baseball games entertained the crowds in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Backeystown
Plesh
G A. T. Snouffer
Welcoome
Captain Rogers
Joseph D Baker
Father McAshe
Baker
Eke
Clinton L. Riggs
Frederick Countians
Spok
Ard Beate
Cimntry Lfs
W.B Cookey
Ligty
H.R Marcat
Plessant Valley
Mise Lillis Eyler
Vernon N. Ga
Philip F. Lea
Edward J. Smith
Capttola Grinder
Qate
Lola Motter
J. Q. Moter
Amp Motter
Pauline Gilbert
Obiei Marahai
G@ a. T Snonffer
J. Ebc Thomas
Arthur McKenns
Lea Fitzsimmonds
Richard Cromwall Haralds
Saurin Day
J. I Fitzsimmons, Jr
Paul Snooffer
George F. Allcatt
Barry Cronenburg
McGill
Belt
Charley Miller
Victor Day
Robert Thomas
Bernard Day
James Rogers
Col. L. T. Beleu
John G. Padgett
George Snouffer
Daniel Padgett
Kemp
Onsa
Heater
Harry Davis
John G'aham
Arnosh
Soward Allcutt
Dre Go Hoocley
Glande E. Thomas
Melville Cromwell
Leo Fitzatramons
Clark Thomas
Lindsay Day
Josaph Thomas
Spauiding Davis
William Selnsr
Philip 0. Kaasler
Charles Fliz
Immone
G A Tf
Secuifor
Isosb
Darrow
Bakersmar
John F
Wm. Grove
A Fisher
Mra. Nichols
R. Heater
Mirs. H.ishar
Mra. Hainas
O. Cromwell
M's
Malville Cromwall
Meleidla Cromwell, Jr
Q. Kershaw
J Day
A. L. Knott
Rachel Davis
Mattie Murphy
Neva Cromweld
Joe Weaver
Maggie Grinder
Aids
Garver
Johanna Woodeo
Martha Sparner
Carolina Hart
Wan. Scraggine
Wm. Lee
Faney Tayles
Mirs
R. B. Padgett
Eugene Grove
Beohigon
Mieses
Fanny Day
Breiner
Eschicon
Annie Murphy
Lottie Murphy
Ida
Mra. Madlivix
M. W. Lee
Agnes Cromweil
Mra. Hughes
Nora Taylor Aide
Charlotta Spasesi
Jolla Russell
Nettie Howard
Mics
Whimbar
Dol Siach
Stanley Davis
F. A Knott
Richard Cornwall
George Ailnott
Philip Beasler
Regal Day
William Knott
Jiv
Nomination Talk Centers on Hammond Urner for Attorney General
Rumors from a Maryland Republican convention in Baltimore place Hammond Urner of Frederick as the likely nominee for Attorney General, with George R. Gaulther of Baltimore City for Governor and Walter B. Miller of Wicomico County for Comptroller. No formal nominations were made as committees continued their work, but broad support for Urner as AG was noted from both parties. Benjamin A. Richmond of Cumberland chairs the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Benjamin A Richmond
Cumberland
Directors Meet At Kemp Hall For Secretary And Director
A meeting of the board of directors of the association was held last evening in Kemp Hall to consider selecting a secretary and a physical director. Applications were discussed, with no definite action yet, but the association expects to hire capable individuals. Charles Wertheimer reported progress on the building, expected to be completed within the contracted timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Charles Wertheimer
Navyamher
Mixed doubles tennis tournament draws crowd and delays
The mixed doubles event opens with a large crowd. A mis understanding halted play. Motter and Maulsby defeated Ford and Henderson 6 8, 64 in a tight opener. Enright and Tyler beat Motter and Trall 6 8, with the final set to resume next Friday at 2 30. Haydon and De Grange defeated Mignon Trall and Hersperger 6 4 6 4 amid long rallies and hard ground strokes. Upcoming matches schedule include Markey and Brmich versus Manisby and Tolliffe, Haydon and DeGrange versus Baker and Toms, and more as the field narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Motter
Maulsby
Alias Ford
Ames Henderson
Miss Enright
Tyler
Serena Motter
Trall
Misa Haydon
DeGrange
Muotoippi Art Section Presents Park Benefit Entertainment
Frederick Art Club hosts the Muotoippi Art Section event at West Patrick Street Park Braddock Heights today and tomorrow from 4 to 10 pm featuring an old fashioned kitchen Turkish room fake gallery and art sale. Gypsies tell fortunes while delicious cakes and candies are sold. Children’s games run 5 to 6 pm.
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Park Bensfit
Muotoippi
Frederick Art Club
West Patrick Street
Perry Ocottere
Braddock Heights
Adamisalon
Social World Party at East Patrick Street
Miss Mamie Hales hosted a pleasant social evening at home with a number of Addison friends. The gathering featured games and reminiscences followed by delicious refreshments. Guests included Roth and Mary Carty, Marie Hales, Joanna Best, Ethel Jones, Louise Sahley, Herbert Schroeder, Adam Cronenberg, Lavier Michas, Dean Hoerdrickson, Louis Sponseller, Francis Kennedy, Lewis Bischolberger, Paul Kennedy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hales
Patrick Straet
Tha Tima
Roth
Mary Carty
Maraie Hales
Joanna Best
Ethel Jones
Louise Sahley
Herbert Schroader
Adam Cronenberg
Lavier Michas
Dean Hoerdrickson
Louis Sponseller
Francis Kennedy
Lewia Bfchelberger
Paul Kennedy
Obhera
Vaudeville at Braddock Heights Delights Big Crowd
The Braddock Heights vaudeville bill last night drew a good sized audience. Carris White and Billy Adams played bells to create sweet music and won applause. Tommy West the black faced comedian entertained with songs. The show will continue for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Carris White
Billy Adams
Tommy West
Bijon Theater to Open in September Season
Propria tora Downing and Fallar of the new Bijon Theater announce a contract closure with American Seating Company for Chatra. They expect to open the season the first week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatra
Meansrs
Downing
Fallar
Bijon Theater
Engineer Returns to Panama to Resume Canal Zone Work
Mr O Reginald Hughes a civil engineer sails from New York for the Canal Zone to resume his duties. He has spent his years at his home on West Second Street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
O Reginald Hughes
West Second Street
Shia City
Sailad
New York
Monay
Canal Zone
Local Cigar House Opens In Market Street
A branch of the A T Morris cigar house of Cincinnati has opened at 4 North Market Street with Charles E Savior as manager. Nearby, Mil lard N Nuez reports catching a fine bass while fishing yesterday. A News note asks readers if they lost anything, promising a broader rundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard N. Nuez
A T. Morris
Cigar House
Cincinnati
Ohio
North Market Street
Charles E Savior
President Vice-President Vice President Cashier Asst. Cashier
Troy A. Hacer is listed as the cashier with the title holding roles of president vice president and assistant cashier in the historical snippet. The fragment indicates a governance or bank-like structure with multiple officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashier
Asst
Ladies’ leather belts and parasols on sale stock
Four Crase in stock of Ladies fine leather belts offered. If you seek a good parasol for a price, visit and view our current selection and prices.
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CRASE
Local events and notices fill Frederick area schedule
Festival at Jacob's Well schoolhouse on August 16 and 17 near Frederick, Indian battery game at Athletic Park next Thursday. Admission details vary. Optical consults offered at the City Hotel August 14. West Patrick Street Park sale by Frederick Art Club August 1 and 15 with Turkish beauties, fortune telling, refreshments. Bus to Jefferson August 14. O U A M meeting moved to Independent Hall. Trinity M E Church picnic August 15 with free transportation. Braddock Heights entertainment all week at Auditorium. Dances Tuesday Thursday Friday evenings. Local merchants emphasize advertising and space usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel M. P. Church
Jacob’s ‘Well Schoolhouge
Baltimore Pike
Frederick
Highbarger
Hagerstown
Ofty
Thoraday
Athletis Park
Admoleaton
Kin Foyabie
West Patrick Street
Frederick Art Club
Perry Cottage
Braddock Heights
Olses Vauderilie
Tommy Weat
Billy Adame
Caroline White
Hagerstown to Host Indian Pitchers in Frederick Clash
Garlow the great Indian pitcher will start for Hagerstown against Frederick at Athletic Park on Thursday. Johnson of Martinsburg also to pitch for Frederick. admission 25 cents, grandstand 10 cents. Also lists assorted hardware sale items with reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Fibre Brunh Works
Moncoscy Valley Osnoning Company
Frederick Olsy Packing Company
Monocacy Valley
Kline and
Zaigler
Frederick City Packing Company
Davie
Phobus
Wallace
Oreagar
Keefer
Orrison
Whipp
S.a
Butler
LeGore
Ham Eratown
Long Corner
Lisbon
Watkins
Miller
Poole
Miles
Picketts
Hagerstown
Frederick
Athletic Park
Garlow
Johnson
Martinsburg
Angerstown
Martinaburg
Grandstand
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Ghee
Wasmiudrom
W.Z. Hooxan
the Weather Bureau
WEW
Rant
Frederick Forsala
Jona Crawford
John Francis Smith
Cramer & Stanffor
Mt Carmel Church
Rosenstock Bros
Mobley & Gra
Markey’. Besant & Knost
Fesiva
Troas
Joseph
D. Baker
Wm. G. Baker
Choios
Stil Whiting
Riport
Urner
Wiener
Galther
Bright Stomen
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederic E
J. D. Baker
WH. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WH. G., Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Jas. Mosherry
D.E. Exrauver
J.D. Baker
Troy A. Hacer
OM. Tuomas
Daniel Baker
Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Lot
Silk Mulls
Zephyr Gloghams
Joan 2D. Hendrickson
Newdig & Miller
Nmie & Miller
Aurnee
Troy
Irené Chiffon
Neidig & Miller
George
Rodocka
Marseilles
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Professional Cares
Boss MacKenzie
M. D
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
Margaret J. MacKenzie
H W eReeney Hospital
Southarket St
Deckdants
Petermar
W. Franklin Brrest
City Hoteg
Sindawly
C. L. Kefauver
Phonsa
Apradly Dp
Jas. A. Long
Tang
North Market
Shederics
Angudly
Cramer & Stauffer
Obaner & Staubfer
Noah E, Cramed V. Stauffer
Frederick, MD
Fidelity
Gall
Lst
West Third Street
Clitsath
Montgomery County
Laurmont
Barrain
Virginia
Brunswick
Ames
S. Market St
Saalee
Nameville
Wamsville & New Market County Road
Gorn
Herbert Thompson
Lamarillo
Frederick U de
Oma
China
B. Sappingson
Frederick, Ad
Jefferson
Braddock
Lasva Braddock
Groras E F. Anorisos
Trinity M. E.church
Fair Grounds
Friends of the
East Patrick Street
Olook Fava
Wardeh Stain
Majestic Washing Machines
Steve Enamel
Oors Graters
Ios Shavers
Osnvass
B. Egerr & Joss
Noatnigle
D&c
West Patrice
B. Kerat & Sons
Peloe
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