In History Aug 18 Highlights From 19th Century
A garbled history column notes events and figures including John Earlums and Dr Jaren Hewttie, mentions poets, minstrels, and various places. It references wars, ships, and notable names with many unreadable fragments and stray spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Earlums
Jaren
Agverdeau
Liteira
Lolo
Johnsen
Canary
Moreland
Aurieg
Val War
Borr
Besta
Emen Koo Che
Hades
Johnie Ke Poe
Ehimaas
Viti
Minnevast
Ther Jaepanese
Frederick Defeats Brunswick in Local Tennis Matches
A large crowd watched Frederick club players beat Brunswick opponents in three rounds at Frederick Tennis Grounds yesterday afternoon. McSherry Grange won 7-5 6-0. Hull Tome beat West Basel 3-6 6-2 3-6. Jolliffe Smith defeated Jones Veljote 3-6 6-1 6-4. The Frederick county tennis cup tournament is planned for later this month with entries already coming in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jolliffe and Smith
Jones
Vel- Joté
Brunswick
Frederick County
Alleat Danteach
Brief Brits and Local Items Highlight Daily News
Bright items report Mr B E Stall near Charler ville showing a sunflower stalk with 90 flowers. The foundation for John Wisner’s brick dwelling on Whitner street is completed and brick layer Edward Nusz starts work on the first story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E Stall
Charierville
John Wisner
Whitner Street
Edward Nusz
Removing Cobblestones on East Patrick Street
Cobblestones are being removed on the north side of East Patrick street and between the F. and M. Railroad tracks to prepare the grade for the amonoble street. Oscar Coblentz is expected home tomorrow from Fairmont West Virginia after checking brick shipments. Master Thomas Best, son of Mr and Mrs Oliver D Seat, injured his elbow yesterday while playing on a wood pile. Dr L A Burck attended and reports the boy is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Oscar Coblentz
Fairmont
W. Va
Thomas Best
Oliver D. Seat
East Third Street
L. A. Burck
Nellie Haugh
Margaret Wierer
Gapland
Baker Ie
Relay
Baltimore County
Katie Emmert
Braddock Heights
C. L. Kefauver
Guy Elise
Hagerstown
Elroy Roelkey
Roslyn
Baltimore
David Kolb
Tasily
Atlantic City
KE Thomas
South Market Etract
Harry Summers
Georgia
H B. Coblentz
Waahtogton
A T. Reamsburg
Annie VanFossen
West South Brrest
Mit
Rath Dill
Third Street
Hanover
George Roelkay
Spreaber Hill
Martinsburg
W. Ve
L. A. Thirlkild
Ocean Grove
Wm. D. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Alton B
Mary Castle Ort
Boston
Magn
Portland
Olsyton Crom
Spring Geld
Whig
Daniel Ramabourg
Lewistown
Huse
Middletown
Hearietta Carroll
Laura I. Qgo
Attack of Epilepsy Strikes Shepherdstown Man
Mr. Joshua Millard of Shepherdstown West Virginia suffered an epileptic attack in front of Thomas H. Haller's store yesterday afternoon and fell onto the pavement. Dr. H. V. Dutrow was called and provided medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Millard
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Thomas H. Haller
H. V. Dutrow
Local Market Quota Listings for Grain Purchases
The local market lists today include corn at 2.80 per parcel shelled 57 cents per bushel. Wheat grades show No 3 red at 770 steamer 67a per bushel, rejected 600 per bushel damaged 550 per bushel. Quotations include 40 cont per Soshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Peteraville Picnic Draws Thousands to St Mary’s Church Event
About 2,500 people attended the St Mary’s Catholic Church picnic in Peteraville yesterday. Music by the Frederick Select Orchestra accompanied daytime and evening dancing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peteraville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Frederick Select Orcheatra
Democratic Picnic With Notable Speakers At Braddock Heights
The Democratic picnic at Braddock Heights tomorrow will feature speakers including Gordon P. Atkinson Comptroller of the State Treasury Rev Lioyt Wilkinson BB Frank Qrouse Arthur Peter and J R Wood. A county central committee meeting at 11 am precedes a 1 pm luncheon and afternoon speech making. Three bands plus the Frederick Selaot Orchestra will provide dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Gordon P. Atkinson
State Treasury
Lioyt Wilkinson
Frank Qrouse
Arthur Peter
J . R. Wood
County Central Committee
Frederick Selaot
Masta
Danolog
J. M. Newman
J. Francis Smith
John F. Davis
E. L Cobleatz
Alexander Ramsburg
Charles D. Andera
O. B. Wagley
Albert Bartgia
J D Esglich
Charles Trexalls
James Hone
Indicted for Perjury by Berkeley County Grand Jury
Grand jury in Berkeley County West Virginia indicted merchants Kaplon and W Kaplon of Harper's Ferry and Brunswick for perjury. Kaplan allegedly caused wages of H B Jenkins, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad worker, to be attached in Martinsburg after swearing Jenkins bought goods on a day he did not. Witnesses testified Jenkins was elsewhere that day.
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Grand Jury
Berkeley County
W. Va
Kaplon
W. Kaplon
Harper's Werry
Brunswick
Kaplan
Jenkins
Baltimore and Ohio
Lexington
Stanton
Martinsburg
Sud
Janking
Jenkins Wan Onu Higroo
Harper's Ferry
Jury Discharged as Harwood Case Ends
At 10 o'clock this morning the jury in the Harwood capacity case convened at the court house and was informed the bond of Frank L. Stoner trustee for Harwood had been filed and approved to the court. The bond amount was 32500. New arrivals at Brad dock Heights include Rev and Mrs J P Wright Callie Hunt and Mrs Georgia Simmons, Eliza Hardt. Washington visitors Dr and Mrs Houston Elliott are guests at the Fear hake.
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William T Harwood
Mary Harwood
Court House
Frank L. Stoner
Harwood
Stoner
Act
Braddock Heladia
J. P. Wright
Callie Hunt
Baltimore
Georgia Simmons
Emma Honck
Thia City
Braddock Heights
Hdr
Charles Cromwell
Misa Eliza Hardt
Washington
Houston Elliott
Fear Hake
Funeral for Mrs Snean Stimel Held at 2 P M
The funeral services for Mrs Snean Stimel were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at her home 33 Ostrolt street conducted by Rev Dr Caporne Iogie. Pallbearers included David Derr Eugene Sponseller T P Rice and Harry Shoemaker. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with Thomas Price Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snean Stimel
Ostrolt Street
Caporne Iogie
David Derr
Eugene Sponseller
T. P. Rice
Harry Shoemaker
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas Price
Weather and picnic crowd disrupt rail service in Hagerstown
The Monocacy near Steiner's Mill and Osteavilla Mill ran muddy and bank full while the Potomac at Point of Rocks was muddy. At Braddock Heights yesterday a Hagerstown picnic of about 400 attended but the railroad could not handle the crowd and halted ticket sales.
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Boon
Steiner’s Mill
Backeys Town Dam
Osteavilla Mill
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Hagerstown
Paul'a
A. B. Sanday Adioal
Braddock Heights
Tlaketa
Dr Appleman Buys Hagerstown Home On Potomac Ave
Dr 8 P Appleman of Middletown recently wed in Washington DC has purchased the James E S Pryor property on Potomac Avenue Hagerstown Md and will occupy it October 1. The house will be repainted and redecorated. Contract awarded to Brick Kilna Mesere Shook Kahn and James to erect four brick kilns and stacks for Backeystowne Brick Works next week. A dwelling near Urbana was destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
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P.O
Myereville
Francie Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
Hagerstown
P. Appleman
Middletown
Washington, D. C
James E S. Pryor
Potomac Avenue
Mesere, Shook, Kahn & James
Metaling Belt
Oulrared
Urbana
Charles Hildebrand Hurt While Stopping Lime Company Car
Mr. Charles Hildebrand received internal injuries while attempting to stop a small car at the M. J. Grove Lime Company property. He was examined by a physician and will be seen by a specialist for further evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hildebrand
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Kline
Packing Plants Busy: Frederick Canning Rushes Produce
Enormous quantities of corn are being canned daily in Frederick factories. The Frederick City Packing Company and the Dixon plant run at full speed with dozens of wagons awaiting entry. The Monoosey Valley Canning Company employs about 500 workers producing around 60 to 75 thousand cans per minute and plans night shifts, while Conrad Raland's plant on West Patrick Street operates with 40 to 50 workers canning about 20 thousand cans daily.
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Frederick
Gonual
Ese South Street
Frederick City Packing Company
Ols & Dixon
Yeatarday
Tuk
Monoosey Valley Qaning Company
Thiefaotory
Herstofore
Conrad Raland
Weat Patrick Street
Female Fighters Involving Harrisburg Visitor Stabbed With Boots
A Harrisburg visitor was assaulted near Highland by a Highland resident over a Braddock picnic dispute. The attacker, wearing a pair of men's boots, stomped the Harrisburg woman in the stomach at the Lutz home near Middletown, leaving her badly injured and needing Dr. Beckley. Two women with a long feud also fought on a public road near Wolfsville, resulting in hair pulling and a torn dress.
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Harrisburg
Highland
Thia County
John Luts
Middletown
Braddock
Morrisburg
Phoio
Lutz House
Lutz
G. Herbert Beckley
Wolfsville
IN THE LAW S GRIP DISMISSED WITH REPRIMAND
Harry Osstle was arrested by Deputy Grimas for fighting his wife. Justice J Francis Smith issued a severe reprimand and urged settlement. Wim Jones color ed man jailed after a $20 fine default. Mt Airy festival opened with parade and speeches by Milton G Urner. Miss Varnie Gardner burned by a blank cartridge igniting her dress at Braddock Heights. fire extinguished.
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Harry Osstle
Grimas
Onatio
J. Francis Smith
Wim Jones
Herwig
Ada Johnson
Justica J. Francis Smith
Mt. Airy
Mt. Alry
Wildwood Park
Milton G. Urner
Bualneas Men's Association
Warfield
Varnie Gardner
Geo. Gardner
Middletown
Braddock Heights Yeater, Day
Wolfaville Red
County Officials Inspect Bridge at Poole's Ford
The county commissioners of Ostroll county inspected a newly erected bridge at Poole's Ford yesterday, reviewing its condition and construction status with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oridge
Thie County
Ostroll County
Poole’s Ford
Regular Friday Night Dance At Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights hosts its regular Friday night dance with departure times at 6 7 30 8 860 and 100 oclock. Local railway mention suggests transportation details tied to the event.
Bank Officials Named in Local Trust Report
The document lists WM G Baker as President and B D Baker as Vice President with H Zimerman as Cashier and officers including J D Raven and H Hauer. A surplus of $250,000 and assets of $100,000 are noted, signaling a major financial summary.
Local Bargains and Shore Excursions Advertised
Market notes advertise shirt waist price cuts and blanket bargains through August. Special rail fares from Frederick to Washington Baltimore and return offer day trips to Baltimore and Philadelphia area attractions. Deer Park Maryland opening season details call for early reservations and all modern comforts.
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Deer Park
Dear Park
Daer Park
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Loulaville
Loula
Columbus
Chicago
Seach
Pittaborg
W. BE. Beawekwu
Maryland
Democratic Central Committee Meets in Braddock Heights
Local notice describes a meeting in Braddock Heights with speakers Hon. Gordon P. Atkinson Comptroller of the Treasury Hon. Lloyd Wilkinson and Hon. B. Frank Crouse among others. musical groups Frederick Select Orchestra Frederick City Band Dresgerstown Band Walkersville Band to attend with dancing lunchesand entertainment at Braddock Heights Auditorium on August 22 23 24 and 26 with Baltimore and Ohio excursion tickets at one fare round trip and reduced admission and a sewing supplies sale nearby.
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Patriarcha Militante
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Phiadelphia
Jotakr
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ooear Cty
Sea Isle City
N. J
Ocean City
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Thorsdays
Frederick
Paoliman Cara
Poluman
Baltimore
Washington
Agk
Baltimore & Ohio
S Pamphles
Democratic Central
Meettox
Braddock Heights
Gordon P. Atkinson
Treasury
Lloyd Wilkinson
Frank Crouse
Arthur Peter
John
R. Wood
Frederick Select Orchestra
Frederick City Band
Dresgerstown
Walkersville
Onprr
Braddock Hoighte
Love
Mullinix
Helen Frame
Mesere
Lee Reloh
Hammond Clary
Amy Mas Gee
Nadine Allen
Reading
Henrietta McDanne
Rory 'Q’more
Kathleen Bano
Mlasga Peart Smith
Heloise DaGrangs
Miss Rose Birely
Gurtatn
Ockville Patr
Baltimore and
Ohio
R. R
Laurel
Washington Junction
Perfection Blue Flame Wiceless Oil Stoves
The Perfection stove model promises clean burning blue flame oil heat for cooking while keeping living spaces cooler. Market notes claim efficient fuel use and reduced indoor heat compared to traditional stoves.
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W. L. Moors
Sursar
Rockville Fair
Bart Braddock
Danos
Keedy
Solr
J. W. Whalen
Newa Offica
B.& O H.R. Jone
Braddock Heights Rinm
Hotertatament
Braddockt Helehte
Doll Bras
Thos. Kemp
Brett Age
Rodook & Ox
Baturday
Neidig & Miller Lower Prises
P. Bennett Hawes
Rosenour
Fredereck
Brunswice
A. O. McCardell
Charles Schell
Eldridge Biggs
West Patrick Street
Joseph Houff
William Wisher
Lime Ktla
Gearhart
Emmitsburg
Yeaterday
Clarence E. Miller
Furolah Muastero
Comomitrera
Charles H. Elliott
Adolphus Fearbake
Braddock Colony
William Fisher
Lime Kiln
Rabecos Rhogerick
South Market Street
Himer Young
Markwood D Harp
Myeraville
OC. E. Smith
H.P. Noapaum
W. A. Ford
Btooklyn
N. Y
Millar
Sod
John Hargett
East Patrick
Bartha Anderson
Edoas
Wilmington
Delaware
Guy Wolfe
East Fourth Street
John Fearhake
Adolphus Fearhake
Hraedock Heights
O. W Oqrenger
Sparrow's Potot
Mr. Creager
Natore
Ells Lambright
Rose Snyder
John Baumgardner
North Market Atreat
Katia Valles
Nettie Oram
Miss Oram
Isaac Oram
Clara Schresder
Patrick Bireet
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick Mb
J.D. Baker
Wm, G. Baker
B.D. Baker
Zimnerman
Samuel G. Dovall
Aset
J.D. Raven
Supax Jas
Metuxmin D
BE. Kerauvek
Gwo
Quire
Jooar Iso
C. Motrex
D.H. Harcert
Jony 8
Ramexcae
G. Barz
John Hendrickson
Raton Beam
Tohool
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller's
Almont
Madras
Weidig & Miller
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ospital
Monumental City
Fredrrick Gas & Exxc, Co
South Market
Anoh & Department
Anoh
L. Onawhey
Prin. Frederick College
George
Rodole
So Sach
Aizen Mall
Rodook
P. Rice
Peterman
Franklin Street
Ofice Auriga
Lreg
Qor
Church and Market Sta. Frederick, Ma
KE. Foster
Church Street
Frederick, Md
Biorelberger’s
A. J. Eichelbergser
N. W. Cor
Gta
Mad
Cecil & Gorman
Belant & Knott
F. B. Sappington
Gummer ‘Goode
B. Sappington
City Hall
Newspapel BC
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