August 30 in American History highlights key events
The entry recalls the first U S patent in 1790, the 1862 Second Bull Run battle outcome, and the 1910 death of educator Lewis Addison Rhodes in Columbus Ohio. It notes Maryland party ballot nominating history and provides astronomical events from noon today to noon tomorrow including sunset and moon phases.
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Bull Ruu
Lee
Pope
Lewis Addison Rhoades
Columbus
Maryland
Congress
Brief Items of Interest from Local News
Mr Wm Foland of Sixth street lost a fine hog by death yesterday. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to P P Jewell and Naomi C Sauders of Security. One wheel of a Harris and Piller dray bogged in mud on East Patrick street near the Union Knitting Mills yesterday and was freed after effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Foland
Sixth Street
Hagerstown
P. P. Jewell
Naomi C. Sauders
Messrs
Harris & Piller
East Patrick Street
Union Knitting Mills
Halderman Iérests Sold and Railway Change Hands
Announcement by Richard C. Halderman of the Hagerstown Railway that the Halderman and Lane interests have sold their stake to Lynch and Tennings. The road is capitalized at 1 020 000 with 400 000 stock and 600 000 bonds. Halderman will retire as vice president and general manager and leave Hagerstown. The Aldermen Board of Appeal met to review intermediate assessment amid political discussion and interest in election returns. The Board remains in session until September 2.
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Richard C. Halderman
Hagerstown Railway
Halderman
Lane
Messrs. Lynch and Tennings
Haldeman
Hagerstown
Board of Appeal
Poltics
Sugar Jelly Curiosity Attracts Attention In Town
A glass of jelly preserved for about four years shows sugar crystallized into blocks of various shapes. A central mass forms at the top. The display was shown at The News Office this morning. Mrs. Wm. F. Smith of East Third street displays a large yard of china asters, thousands in number, inviting visitors to view her prize collection.
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Wm. F. Smith
East Third Street
Sulia
Gorman Claims Victory in Maryland Governor Primary
Incomplete returns show Arthur P. Gorman likely to win 65 convention votes to Lee's 64. Baltimore City gives Gorman a strong 28 votes and Baltimore area support boosts his statewide tally, with Allegany and Wicomico still undecided. Lee counters in several counties, while Anne Arundel and Dorchester shift. Smith secures party leadership as Maryland political landscape tightens.
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Gorman
Lee
Organization
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Arthur P. Gorman
Blair Lee
Caroline
St. Mary's
Somerset
Dorchester
Washington
Howard
Worcester
Kent
Anne Arundel
Wicomico
Allegany
Montgomery County
George Wells
Crothers
Corman
Emerson C. Harrington
Edgar Allen Poe
Smith
John Walter Smith
United States Senate
Fred Talbott
Governor Crouiers
Floral reception postponed due to rain at West Second Street home
The floral reception hosted by Mr Prank Targett on West Second Street was postponed tonight because of rain. If weather improves, the event will be held tomorrow evening at the same location.
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Prank Targett
West Second, Street
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Frederick Elopement Ends in Parlor Wedding
Luther J. Farner and Margaret A. Marnhart from Carlisle Pa eloped to Frederick. After a hasty train trip via Hagerstown they secured a license and wed in the Maulsby residence parlor with Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon officiating. They returned to Singerstown amid parental bemusement.
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Carlisle
Dixon
Frederick
Luther J. Farner
Margaret A. Marnhart
Hagerstown
Hagers Town
Court House
Wiliam P. Maulsby
Wis
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Muaulsby House
Coupe
Singerstown
Rockville Fair Opens With Livestock and Farm Exhibit
The Rockville Fair began its fifty-eighth annual four day run with strong displays of livestock and farm products reflecting Old Montgomery farmers prosperity. Opening day racing went well despite rain, featuring the 2.17 trot the 2.17 pace and a four furlong running race.
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Old Montgomery
Rockville
Local sales and events boost Worcester salt and theater ads
Local merchants push Worcester and Ivory salt with ten cent certificates to lure shoppers, while Harry G. Dorsey & Co announce a week long sale of made to order piece goods. Community notices invite fairs, picnics, and charity events with bands, bindings, and book repairs highlighted.
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Worcester
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
Nominations by Popular Vote Slow to Arrive in County
Election returns show Blair Lee leading county results with large margins for Lee over Gorman in Frederick. Republicans nominate Mathias for State Senate and others, while Motter concedes to Lewis for State's Attorney. Sheriff race tight. Fagan wins in Democratic camp. precinct reporting slow and incomplete, with outlying districts delayed.
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Mathias
Dennis, Hogarth and Annan
Close
Lewis
Blair Lee
Gorman
William 8. Evans
Leesh
Organization
V. P. C.T. Mathias
Thurmont
William L. Rien
House At Delegates
Peter L. Hargett
Howard WD. Kefauver
Richard G. Molesworth
Rimngry
Remsburg
John P. Shafer
William C. Wertenbaker
Wertenbaker
Dennis
George R. Dennis
Orphans’ Court
Albert W. Eeker
John W. Mumford
William W. Osburn
John C. Castle
J. Stewart Annan
William H. Jogarth
William H. Smith
James H. Crum
Smith
Emory Crum
Rufus A. Rager
Crum
Guy K. Motter
Samuel A. Lewis
Singanore
Woodsboro
Motter
Sheriff
Charles T. Fagan
James A. Jones
State Central Committee
C. H. Conley
William J. Grove
Charles H. Baughman
Jacob Rohrbach
C. H. Eckstein
Frederick
Frederick City
Lee
Guy Motter
Fagan
Jones
Tailoring at Popular Price Outfitters opens deals
Local notice announces made to order suits from 14.89 to 25.00 at Harry G Dorsey & Co Popular Price Outfitters inviting brisk sales.
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Harry G. Dorsey
Dress Goods Sale Promises New Ideas and Patterns
A storefront ad highlights dress goods with low prices and fresh patterns. It promotes最新 Shetland Veils and fibrous bordered fabrics, with por choices like serge and plaid cross fabric. Children’s items are noted with small price points.
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Chiidren
Remember the Big Picnic at Mountaindale Grove
Marketed as the 27th annual Big Picnic by Mountaindale Union Sabbath School in Houck s Grove near Mountaindale public school. A full day event with cornets bands, vocal music, merry go round, and a night festival. Reducer rail rates with Frederick Railroad Co provide round trips from Frederick and Thurmont with a detailed timetable for arrivals and departures.
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Mountaindale Union Sabbath School
Houck’s Grove
Mountaindale Public School
Frederick
Boonsboro Cornet
Yellow Spring
Frederick Railroad Co
Frederick and
Thurmont
Mountaindate Grove
Tralng
Picnic Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
the News
A. A
Maryanp
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Fred. Co
Nat
Bank
Mountaindale
Inview
E. Church
Worcester Salt Co
M. Chambers
A. Jones
the Marvel
Stall . B
W. H. Knock
W. Patrick St
Iérests
FE and Gorman
Rockville Fair
Marvel Tonight
Imp
Boonsboro
Yellow Springs
Geo. M. Chambers
W. Patrick Street
Big Mountaindale
Frederick County
Children’s Mission Band of
Feagavile
Mt. Carmel Church
O. UL A. M
Fairview M. E. Church
Popular Price Outfitters
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Bankl
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Hendrickson
Jonn ND
Thendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Costuale Vielyviets
Neidig & Milder
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall Store
Keller & Myers
Konda
City Hotel
Cramer & Stauffer
Cpas & Stauffer, Real Estate and Loans
Singapore
Montgomery Co
Fredde County
Omle
Court Street
Braddock
Margaret R. Duvall
South Market Street
Luray Caverns
Patrick Sr
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Nortle Market Street
Young & Staley
Insurance
Liberty
New London
Middletown Valley
Hocky Ridge
Seacre
Linganoere
Lewistown
New Market
Braddock Heights
McKalg
Charlesville
Prederset
Monrovia
Mt. Pleasantey
le Goréal
Park Mills
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Adamstown
Bear
Walkersville
Prederick
Frederick Ligere
Mt. Pheasant
Crangerstown
Woatsboro
Myersville
Creagersvuewa
Frederis
Araby
Frederck
Froolesville
Mentgomery Co
Emmitsburg
Frederick R. Fu
Riprp Ereet
Adlamstown
Middletown
Bethel End
Frederick RR
Gawt Truck
Mid-'letown
Frederik
Fred
Reere Farm
Gol Mercer
Hraddock
the News OF PG
Pen-Mar
b.Kurmoent
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Seeger & Co
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Automobile
Frederick City Garage
Patrick St
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