District troops leave Frederick in rain soaked march home
The District brigade endured a tenth day of rain and mud at Camp Ordway near Frederick as they broke camp and marched through Frederick to the B and O station. Gen Harries praised the encampment while soldiers faced cold, damp tents and flooded grounds before boarding trains to Washington.
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Kemp Farm
Brown
B. and QO
Washington
Frederick
Market Street
Trederick
Capital
Harries
Stalf
Cary
Fales
Hudson
Medical Corps
Kin Sia
Ness
Gover
Heeland
Catoctin
Phis
George T. Harries
Prederlek
Will Oppose Federation of Railway Workers
Jesus Kruttschueitz head of Unarvi mat lines declares managers must oppose the proposed federation of railway workers in a special dispatch to The News San Francisco dated August 28 2007.
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San Francisco
Im Jwsus Kruttschueitz
Unarvimat Lines
Federation of Railway Workers
Freight Trains Collide Near Great Barrington Mass
Two fast freight trains on the New Haven system crashed head on near Great Barrington Massachusetts. Crews escaped with only minor injuries and no fatalities reported.
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Eperlat
Fhe
Newa
Winsted
Conn
New Haven
Great Barjington
Mass
Will Testify Today at Hesterfield Court House Va
Special Dispatch to The News. Aug 28 2 30 P M Paul Beattie and R V Y Owen likely will take stand in wife murder case today. James Sylvester Sr Carmichael Md says his wife has been in bad health for two years under doctor care and unable to work. He bought one box Chamberlain's Tablets from W H Bishop Carmichael Md and states the tablet package has been worth at least fifty dollars in relief. Chamberlain's Tablets for sale by all Druggists.
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Hesterfield Courthouse
Paul Beattie
R. VY. Owen
James Sylvester, Sr
Carmichael
Chamberlain
W. H. Bishop
Carmichal
iMd
Frederick Benefits From Two Army Encampments
Frederick welcomed two Maryland troop encampments Camp Henry Warfield and Camp Ordway drawing thousands of visitors boosting local trade. The Board of Trade financed land water and related costs about 21000 while subscriptions from merchants funded the rest. Officials praise the publicity and economic spinoff with soldiers and civilians alike recognizing Frederick as a thriving host town.
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Frederick
Henry MM Warfield
Ordway
Board of Prade
Maryland
Board of Trade
Maryland Guard
Doubt Over Poultry Trust Certainty Raises Legal Question
Special repatch to The News reports in New York on August PL OM that Justice Bishchoff grants a certificate of reasonable doubt concerning thirteen convicted poultry dealers linked to a poultry trust. The ruling casts doubt on the trust’s validity and affects ongoing legal actions.
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the News
New York
Bishchoff
Poultry Trust
Pompe Loses Again In Channel Flight
Special dispatch from The News London reports Marc Vounpe losing another flight across the channel to Boulogne. The incident adds to ongoing transport disruptions and raises questions about air travel safety and scheduling.
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London
Marc Vounpe
Boulogne
Storm Sweeps South Carolina Section Severed
Special dispatch reports a large storm cutting off the entire section of the South Carolina coast, impacting PO Mes and disrupting communication and transportation across Savannah area.
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Savannah
South Carolina
Geidel Takes Stand In Own Defense In Jackson Slaying
In New York at 2.00 PM on August 2, Paul Geidel, alleged killer of broker William J Jackson, testifies in his defense. The News reports the courtroom appearance as Geidel takes the stand to recount his version of events.
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New York
Paul Geidel
William J1. Jackson
Rain Cancels Court House Band Concert at YMCA Auditorium
Heavy rain forced the First andSecond Regiments band from outdoor performance to the YMCA auditorium. A large crowd attended as the group adapted, playing High School Cadence March, Washington March, Stay Upon the Diner, and Star Spangled Banner could not be sung outside. The Elks Club hosted later sections with Alia Naecker delivering selections in her usual charm as festivities continued into the night.
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Court House
Pari
N Og
Ags
YLM
Con
Hove Crawd
Washington
Fitness
Scott Key
Picnic Draws 3000 at Middletown Lutheran Sunday School Reunion
A crowd near three thousand attended the twenty first annual Middletown Valley Lutheran Sunday School reunion at Young's Grove on Saturday despite inclement weather. Rev W J Frederick of Westminster gave the principal address with Rev Charles G Ilines and Rev George A Snyder speaking. Music by the Velow Strings Band complemented the program led by Nev J Gentzler. The organizing committee included J T Sinner as chair, Harry Mock as secretary treasurer, I L Beachley superintendent, and other members William Bussard George Dean George Bidle Mason Errol man Wark Alfair Roy Huller and William Gaylor.
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Middletown Valley
Young's Grove
Middletown
W J Lrederick
Woestminster
Prin Pal
Charles G. Ilines
Burkittsville
Dreorge A. Snyder
Midetown
Velow Strings
Nev J. W. Gentzler
Middletown Lutheran Church
J. T. Sinner
Harry Mock
I. ¥. Beachley
Lutheran Sunday School
J. W. Gentgler
Messrs
William Bussard
George Dean
George Bidle
Mason Erollman
Wark Alfair
Roy Huller
Willam Gaylor
Efforts for release of Peter C. Hains Jr renew for pardon
The New York Supreme Court granted an absolute divorce to Peter C. Hains Jr who is in Sing Sing for the Witham El Annis murder. Annis named as a correspondent boosts Hains pardon prospects as renewed efforts target Governor Hughes.
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N.Y
Trig
Justice Sondder
Supreme Court of New York
Capen
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Teey
Sing Sing
Thx
Taing
September church feasts and services listed
News of church services for September outlines feasts such as St Michael and St Matthew the Apostle with dates September 29 and 21, plus September 14 Holy Cross and October 12 Columbus Day observed by Roman Catholic groups. United Brethren church notes Sunday school at 9 30 am with sermons by Rev E H Hummelbaugh and a fourth quarterly conference tonight at 7 30 with Rev Dr W Washinger presiding. full attendance urged.
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United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
W. Washinger
Sunday Services Across Churches Include Joint M E and Trinity
Sunday activities across several churches report Sunday school times from 9 30 to 9 45 a m with various sermons and revival plans. Rev J J Rives and Rev M A Castle led combined services at the Methodist Episcopal church while Trinity M E South hosted a joint evening program.
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Trinity M. E. Church
South
John J. Rives
Trinity Church
M. A. Castle
Rives
Lula Gressit
Castle
Absence of Pastor Postpones Services at First Baptist
Sunday school convened at 9 45 a m at First Baptist Church due to the pastor's absence. There were no morning services yesterday for the same reason. Bible school also started at 9 45 a m.
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Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Grace Reformed Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lietheran Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
First Baptist Church
Death on Tracks Aged Dayhoff Struck By Baltimore Line Train
William Dayhoff, a veteran track walker aged between 63 and 70, was found asleep on the western Maryland Railroad between Rocky Ridge and Keymar. Train No 7, en route from Baltimore to Yenmar, struck him about 11 am, killing him instantly. the engine did not stop in time. Relatives live in Emmitsburg and nearby counties.
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Patrick Atreet
Carrol
Western Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Key Mar
William Dayhoff
Baltimore
Yen- Mar
Mr. Dayhoff
Dayhoff
Emmitsburg
Tts County
Deafness Cure Promised by Halts Catarrh Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Halts Catarrh Cure as the sole constitutional remedy for deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. It offers one hundred dollars for a cure, instructs sending for free circulars, and notes local druggists sell the product. Also notices political candidacies for Frederick County State's Attorney and Orphans' Court Judge on the Republican ticket.
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J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Walls Family
Frederick County
William H. Hinke
Orphans’ Court
Fredericy County
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Republi
C&h
George T. Roderick
Frederick
Marrléd&wFtt
Heagey
Court
St. Frederick
Markid
Guy K. Motter
Man Charged With Assaulting Wife Arrested by Constable
Jacob Stull was arrested yesterday by Constable Carter and Officer Brindle on charges of assaulting his wife at his east city home on Saturday night. Justice C. Hekstein committed him to jail in default for $200 bail for a Wednesday hearing.
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Jacob Stull
Carter
Brendle
C. H.ekstein
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