Aug 18 in American History and Astronomical Events
The Daily News notes key dates: 1807 birth of Charles Francis Adams, diplomat and U.S. minister to England. 1896 death of composer Frederick William Crouch. 1910 unveiling of a Washington statue presented by Virginia to France. Astronomical events list sun and moon times, Mercury visibility, and Jupiter and Saturn/Mars positions.
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Charles Francis Adaus
United States
England
Frederick Willism Crouch
Kathleen Maveureen
Washington
Virginia
France
Paris
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Frederick News Mail Service Details Revised Address
The Frederick News announces changes to prompts and delivery addresses as often as desired without service interruption. Mail order or phone number 182 provides the updated old street address for contact.
State Officers of O U A M Visit Olive Council No 50
State officers of the O U A M made an official visit to Olive Council No 50 at Union Bridge last night. The party departed Frederick Garage in automobiles and included A E B Heidler state councilman and other officers. A good attendance heard addresses by the visitors as the group plans to visit Fredonia Council in this city tonight.
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Union Spider
Olive Council
No. 50
Union Bridge
Frederick
State Council
A. E B. Heidler
Charles H. Stein
Baltimore
John F. Oland
Wm. C. Roderick
Charles A. Landis
Ira N. Wiles
John H. Summers
S. L. Welty
Walter A. Danner
Jesse King
Fredonia Council
Stick Injury In Mouth Requires Flesh Removal
Edward Heerd three year old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Heerd of Sixth street was running with a stick in his mouth Sunday when he fell injuring the roof of his mouth. The stick tore flesh and a small slice had to be removed by Dr B O Thomas. He is recovering and can only eat soft food.
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Edward Heerd
Lewis Heerd
Ust
Sixth Street
B. O. Thomas
Fred. Cook
Washington Star
EH. Neumyer
E. Neumyer
Massachusetts
Gettysburg
The Work of Death Mrs Alice V Favorite
Mrs. Alice V. Favorite widow of Jerry Favorite died last evening at her sister’s home on West Sixth Street of general debility aged 61. Survived by two children Miss Sarah Favorite of Richmond and John C. Favorite of Towson. Funeral tomorrow morning and interment at Walkersville. Reuben Shearer of Shippensburg Pa father of Mrs. H Landis died Wednesday age 34.
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Alice V. Favorite
Jerry Favorite
Joseph King
West Sixth Street
Sarah Favorite
Richmond
John C. Favorite
Towson
Walkersville
Reuben Sheared
Reuben Shearer
Shippensburg
H. Landis
M. Vir Shearer
Fishing party reports multiple bass catches
Messrs. Charles Troxell Harry Ebert and Meredith Staub caught four bass on a fishing trip and on the same day Messrs F Eichelberger and Edward Baitzell captured three fine bass.
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Charles Troxell
Harry Ebert
Meredith Staub
F. Eichelberger
Edward Baitzell
District Troops March to Camp in Maryland for Ten Days of Training
District of Columbia militia passes through Frederick to Camp Ordway for ten days of camp life. Troops rally under regular army officers with the First and Second Regiments arriving at noon. Funds, sanitation, and improved food were arranged, plus new pay schemes to boost attendance. Brigadier General Harries leads the parade while Major Brooks connects to President Taft.
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Maryland National Guard
District of Columbia
Kemp Farm
Soldier Boys
Market Street
District Guard
Arthur Brooks
Taft
George H. Harries
North Market Street
Old Frederick
Uncle Sam
United States
Maryland
Col
8. Smiley
Ordway
National Guard
Guard
Army Aviators Plan Cross Country Flight to Camp Ordway
Government aviators from College Park plan a 40 mile cross country flight to Camp Ordway near Frederick. Captain Chandler and Lt Arnold will piloting the old Wright and Burgess Wright planes at about 40 mph for about 90 minutes, weather permitting. The departure is expected early morning with public notice and city bells planned, spectators likely along the route from College Park to Frederick.
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College ‘Ark
Cam Ordway
District Guard
Lis
Charles Te F. Chandler
Aviation
Chandler
Signal Corps
Uke
College Park de Freil
Montgomery County
Mrederik County
Urbana
Prederick Junction
Georgetown Pike
Camp Ordway
College Park
War Department
Wright
Arnold
Burgess-Wright
Amtilling
Rirhhand
Frederick
City of
Washington
Photographers To Capture Camp Warfield Roll Call
Capital reporters and a B&O executive visit Camp Warfield to view a 10 foot long panorama of the camp taken for the railroad. The photo will show the whole site in a single neg. Stringent camp rules limit access compared with Camp Henry M. Warfield and Camp Ordway will also be photographed.
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William FE. Lowes
Camp Warfield
Camp Ordway
Camp
Ordway
Henry M Warfield
Hardware Store Ad Promises Bargains and Fabrics
Ane Brothers offer bargains at Otm Era Store with discounts on curtains lace textiles and linens. The ad lists colored linens socks lace tights chiffon voile and silk remnants alongside a disinfectant for animals called Sanax Dip claimed five times stronger than pure carbolic acid crystals.
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Etmysx
Aetiienes
Emancipation celebration closes with dance at Nazarita Hall
Baltimore councilman Harry S. Cummings headlines the forty eighth Emancipation Day event near Bartonsville and Flint Hill. Rev James F Lee of Urbana presides as master of ceremonies. The gathering honors progress while urging continued education wealth and good judgment among the Black community. Aunt Eliza Cale, born a slave in Col Edward Schley’s family, crowned queen of the celebration.
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Baltimore
Nazarita Hall
Fair Grounds
Bartonsville
Flint Hill
James F. Lee
Urbana
Cremonies
Harry S. Cummings
Mr. Lee
Ansie
Flint Hill Band
J. H. Brauner
Chas. H. Smith
J Ut. Murdock
Eliza Cale
Col
Edward Schley
Eliza
Schley
W. T. Delaplaine
Civic Club to Convene Tuesday Evening at Kemp Hall
Notice urges all Civic Club members to attend a 7 30 PM meeting in Kemp Hall Tuesday. Also included are local business notes from Harmony Grove Maryland offering hay straw and corn at fair prices and a brief personal statement denying withdrawal from the Democratic sheriff race. Braddock Heights Casino advertises skating and bowling with daily hours.
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Civic Club
Kemp Hall
Frederick Railroad Round Trip Fare to Baltimore
Frederick Railroad Co offers a Baltimore round trip for 1.25. Sunday service on August 2 with departures from Frederick at 7 15 A M and from Baltimore at 6 17 P M. Leisure time in Baltimore listed as eight hours. Tickets available at 36 East Patrick Street, 48 North Market Street, and New City Hotel.
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Wrelerici
Sacre
Liberty
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Lewistown
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Park Mis
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Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Adamstown
Nacre
Walkersville
Wrederick
Sania
Si Bont
Weres
Nest
Ameyile
Aerea
Jefferson
Freder'k
Araby
Frederck
Poolerville
Montgomery Co
Emmitsburg
Frederick RF
Ladlenburg
Hansonville
Jefferson Pike
Walkeraville
Jeferson
Greenfield
Frederick June
Montgoomery Co
Woodshoro
City
Frederick Railroad Co
Baltimore
Dance Tonight Braddock Three Reels Three
A local bill of performances features "Thou Shalt Not Steal" and "Called Back Rex" with "Teto Without Water" and a sing by Miss Emma J. Smith of this city. Also advertised are pure cider vinegar at 20 cents per gallon and notices from THOMAS KLINE on Telegraph Street.
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Rex
Italy
Gardner
Emma J. Smith
Thomas Kline
Telegraph Street
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