Date In History and Weather Forecast Feature
The issue includes a July weather dispatch from Washington D C noting high pressure over Lake Superior and off Nova Scotia, a low pressure trough extending to North Carolina and Arkansas, rain east of the Mississippi, and temperature drops in the Ohio Valley. It lists numerous cities with thunderm storms and forecasts continued rain in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with warmer weather west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hasamaton
Choief
Weather Bureau
Lake Superior
Nova Scotia
Florida
81. Lawrence
North Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Ohia
Washington City
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Raleigh
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
Harrisburg
Paerkeraburz
Louisville
Cairo
Knoxville
New Orleans
Shrovert
Amirailo
Nashville
Chattanooga
Enver
Pueblo
Ohio Valley
Tennesssee
Middle Atlantic
England
Ote
New Advertisements Today Headline Fragment
Fragmented ad page items mention Bronebraker's Liniment and U No Tonic with various names and notices. Proclamation and executive notices attributed to J E Fleming mayor appear amid disjointed text and misread lines.
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Residents
A long list of social visits and stays features Mr. and Mrs. Wim Gorton Dean and Mrs. Hynes of Baltimore visiting Geo. A. Dean near Frederick, and many others including Miss Nora Frondie in Washington, Miss Marie Schroeder visiting Chicago, and Rev. Osborne Ingle returning from Maryland. Also notes on travel, guests at various homes, and local society news. A brief item mentions Capital Bicycle Club members riding to Frederick and registering at the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Gorton Dean
Hynes
Balimore
Geo. A. Dean
Frederick
David Lewenstein
Baltimore
Milton Tucker
Mt. Pleasant
Nora ‘Rondie
Washington
Geo. H. Balling
West Beventh Street
John R. Newton
Richmond
J. A. Williamson
Newton
Williamson
Rose Kreh
Philadelphia
Marie Schroeder
Chicago
Bettie D. Tyzon
Weat Second Street
Wm. A. Morgen
West Shepherdstown
W. Va
A. 8. Graham
Annie
C. F. Goodell
W.H.B Etchison
Tnionville
Etchison
Osborne Ingle
Oakland
Mad
Cumberan
Mary Ingle
Winchester
Ferris
B. &. Richelberger
E. B. Hay
B. F. Brown
Mary Kunkel
Miz
Isabel Kunkel
Newport
Kate Hunter
Robert G. McPherson
Gertrude Westlake
Lenora Stone
Real Mt. Pleasant
Gertrude Smith
Grace Staley
Relay House
Elkridge
Joe. Rd. Bowers
Charlotte Bowers
East Patrick Street
John Hart
Prairie Depot
Chile
East Eighth Street
Messie
Andrew Larker
T. A. Bradley
J. A. Boteler
C.J. Allen
C. F. Crouse
Capital Bicycle Club of Washington
City Hotel
Poisoning of Two Horses Believed Act of Malice
Sometime Saturday afternoon two horses owned by grocer George H. Railing died after eating shelled corn tainted with Paris green found in feed boxes and manger. A pound of poison is suspected. no suspect identity or clues available to Mr Railing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Railing
Rating
West Seventh Street
Halling
Paliomathese Literary Society Holds Weekly Meeting
The FHILOMATEEANS convened Thursday evening with Dr L T MacGil Jr presiding. Officers were reelected for three months and plans for a July 46 celebration were finalized. The debate on territorial expansion favored the affirmative 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paliomathese Literary Society
L. T. MacGil, Jr
United States
Wm. H. Nicodemus
Nash £. Cramer
A Horse Killed at Emmitsburg Church Hitching Rack
A horse belonging to Mr. Joan M. Stouter at St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Emmitsburg was injured on Sunday morning June 23 when it trampled a hitching rack pipe and fell. The animal suffered from sprained muscles and could not stand. Mr. Stouter had the horse euthanized that evening to end its suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan M. Stouter
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Mr. Stouter
Employment for Women in Ladies' Every Saturday
The Ladies' Every Saturday of Philadelphia seeks women of ability to write to their high class illustrated thirty two page newspaper for women. A city or town agent can secure a permanent income by representing the paper and aiding its local introduction. Send three two cent stamps for sample copy and full particulars to 36 South Seventh Street Philadelphia Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
South Seventh Street
Martinsburg Takes One, St Mary's Edges Emmitsburg
Two baseball games were staged in Martinsburg between the home club and St Mary's College of Emmitsburg. Martinsburg won the first 22 to 0 as St Mary's errors cost them, while St Mary's took the second 9 to 3 in a ten inning affair. Lyston and Hillary starred for Martinsburg in game one with Thomas and Murphy for St Mary's in game two featured Maurissey and Zimmerrnan officiating for Martinsburg and Benna and Murphy for St Mary's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St Mary's
By & Acore
Lyston
Hillary
Thomas
Murphy
Mary’s
Morrissey and
Zimmerman
Benna
St. Mary's
Fireman Killed in Maryland Crossing Accident
William A. Hardy a Baltimore & Ohio fireman was found dead between engine and sealer at Mainz's Crossing Frederick Junction. He likely died crossing the track. His body shipped to Baltimore for burial. he had won 30 5eare of Advertised L stars. Frederick City post office lists undelivered advertised letters. two week deadline before dead letter office. Obscured names, letters, and notices follow including orphans court inventory and charity Carter estate details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Hardy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Seailer
Mainz
Frederick Junction
Messrs. Schroeder
Baltimore
Hardy
Frederick City
Gzxtlewkn
J.R England
G. Howappet
J. J. Stone
Z. EB
Zooimermmas
Lapis
M. B. Creecer
Pee Bamaca
Nees Daisy Palmer
Hosl
Base Ball News Visit and Local Game Preview
Frederick-based team plans a trip to Union Bridge to play two games with the local club. Union Bridge is strong this season with Brust and Moleaworth as pitchers, Beerett catcher, Turner first base, Cook third base, Bellanley third base, Nuez pitcher, Lf Strawsberger, Clabeegh in right field. A competitive matchup is anticipated. Pa jibe pussy bears Mt St Mary's Saturday. Hagerstown results list Mt St Mary's scoring and pitching highlights. Lipp pitched the third game for daggerdown with seven strikeouts. McTighe fanned 19 and allowed six to reach base on balls. D Murphy’s left-side play for Mt St Marys was disrupted by a misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Union Bridge
Theradsport
Kely
Brust
Moleaworth
Beerett
Turner
Cook
BeUanley
Nuez
Nuez, 22, 000 of the Pitchers, Lf
Strawsberger
Clabeegh
St Mary's
Jabarg
Hageresown
Serrors Mt St Mary’s
Chita
Lipp
Dagerdown
McTighe Strack
Dalla
Bime Diager
D. Murphy
Mt. St. Mary's
Gratios
Captured by Frederick Money for Key Monument
Baltimore Americans notes that funds about 30 were sent from Fort Leavenworth to Baltimore for the Francis Scott Key Monument. A second message says the money was sent to Frederick after news of the donation reached an enterprising resident there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biys Battrday
Baltimore
Frederick
A Month's Record The Death Roll
The month of June saw 28 deaths in the city and county. Seven died in the city. interments totaled nine at Mt Olivet, one at St John’s, one at the Convent, and four in colored graveyards. County deaths spread across Middletown nine, Utica two, and one each at numerous towns including Pleasant Hill Peteraville Monterue Urbans Lewistown Unionville Central Prospect Rocky Ridge Mt. Pleasant Babillasville Brunswick Woodsboro Myersville Thurmont Fengaville and Hope Hill. Six month totals show 47 deaths so far, 68 in the city and 179 in the county. Mt Olivet interments for June total nine adults seven and children two, city six county two New York City one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Olivet
New York City
Four new houses disrupt city baseball field site
Foundations for four houses on the Development Company grounds opposite Wes Fifth and Beniz Streets have been dug. Mr. Rimer Gram owns the property with Mr. Davali as contractor. The site sits on the local baseball diamond near home plate, forcing future games to move as the erection of homes will interfere with play. The field has hosted many local and visiting teams, with the home club most recently defeating Frederick and Martinsburg in a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Developement Company
Wes Fifth
Beniz
Rimer Gram
Davali
Frederick
Martinsburg
Death by Own Action of Edward E Baile
Edward E Baile a well known Westminster farmer age about 36 died by his own hand Saturday, found seated on a barn floor with a pistol. The bullet entered behind the right eye and exited at the left temple. He was a son of the late Judge Isaac Baile and half brother of Nathan H Baile of New Windsor. He married Miss Luisa Hoppe and left four children. Suspected money troubles prompted the rash act. he was respected and fondly regarded by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Baile
Westnin- Bier
The Right Start at Wolf's Business College
Many graduates now in good positions were fitted for the pisces at Wolf's Business College. The school emphasizes a better prepared right start for students entering business careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's Business College
Fifteen year old killed near Weverton on B and O line
Frank B Orndorff aged fifteen was instantly killed when struck by an eastbound Chicago express near Weverton. Engineman Kelly said the boy stood on the eastbound track watching a passing train. Despite brakes, he was struck and hurled into the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. Coroner Miller ruled accidental death. The body was taken to Baltimore and then to 109 South Fulton Avenue, the home of Mrs Amelia H Orndorff. He was a messenger in the B and Q freight department and had left Baltimore Saturday for a visit to friends near Weverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Vw
Frank B. Orndorff
Weverton
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Camden
Baltimore
Kelly
Orndorit
Wea
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
P. £. Miller
Elfish Burton
South
Fulton Avenue
Amelia H. Ormdorff
Ofice
B. and Q. Central Balding
Frlends
Traveling health tonic for kidneys and nerves
An antique travel tonic advertises Byrap of Figa from the California Symptom Co. It claims to aid kidneys and nerves on pleasure or business trips, preventing fevers headaches and other sicknesses. Aimed at general travelers with priced listings and drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lg Symp Co
Giant Be Itor? Big Scheme For B O Hotels At Pen Mar
Rumors report the B and O Railroad planning large hotel developments at Maryland Heights opposite Harper's Ferry. Rattrose Company is said to intend two substantial hotels near Beighta with attractions at Pen Mar, connected by a new route through a gap at Gipsed to ease grades. The plan aims to make the resort highly popular and attract investment, with land largely purchased by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Nune
Eect
B&o
Rattrose
Maryland Heights
Harper's Ferry
Beighta
Pen-Mar
Gipsed
Betebts
Cmpany
Epot
Ube
Weather lore around Seven Sleepers and Swithin's Day
The article recalls the feast of the Seven Sleepers and legends linking rain to religious dates. It notes Visitation of the Virgin Mary on tomorrow and Swithin's Day on July 14, with beliefs that rain may follow these days. It mentions historical anecdotes about Swithin and a forecast idea for upcoming weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare
Elizabeth
Swithin
Rome
Winchester
Tragic toll as trains, storms, and flames claim lives
News of the state reports several fatalities including Charles Forman in Cumberland struck by a freight train and Judge John J Myerly injured by a selfbinder. Mrs Stephen Jackson of Principio Furnace killed by lightning, 11 year old Margaret Stover burned by coal oil explosion, Balie of Carroll County found dead with a self-inflicted pistol wound. A heavy rainstorm floods streets and gutters, threatens cellars, and damages wheat harvests across Allegany and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forman
Cumberland
John J. Myerly
Simpsonsvile
Coward County
Stephen Jackson
Principio Purnace
Margaret Stover
Chapel Hill
Allegany County
Edwards
Balie
Carroll County
Bla
Lawyers Move and Funerals Highlight Court Street News
Lawyers shuffle offices on Court Street as Motter vacates quarters for Storer and Wortington to establish new legal homes in vacated rooms. Floyd V. Bortzada is buried at St Lukes following services at St Lukes Church. Mrs John Pheobus sustains arm fracture after a fall from cellar steps at West South Street. State Republican HQ opens in Carrollton House Baltimore with Captain Naill in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Streat
John C. Motter
Frank &. Storer
F. B. Smith
Cours
West Second Streets
Mutter
Glen H. Wortington
Motter
Floyd V. Bortzada
Bt Luke's Church
Fengavilie
5S A.edges
Linwood Zimmerman
Charles Derr
T. George Zimmerman
Thomas Trundie
Bt Lukes
T. Rice & Bone
John Pheobus
West South Street
Pheobus
Wootton
Captain Naill
Ward
Carrollton Hove
Baltimore
H. Gisy Naill
Republican Sige Central Committee
Harry al Ciabaugh
Buchanan Dies in Electrocution Incident
Special Dispatch to Tax News reports Dr. Buchanan was electrocuted at 11.23 this morning in Saxe Lane New York. The Sick list notes Luther Harrison taken ill with cramps and young Clifford Siocaman on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Saxe Lane
N.Y
Buchanan
Luther Harrison
Clifford Siocaman
Shiner Milling Co Wheat Flour Advert Claims No Risk
An old advertisement for Shiner Milling Co promotes wheat flour with confident claims. It asserts customers can buy with no risk and uses quirky phrasing about “Ceresville Killer Flour” to emphasize value and certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville Kuller
Postponed Fourth of July Party Noted In Wet Conditions
Local notices shift July 2 event to July 5 due to rain. Alma Drzx of Misery to Happiness reports long stomach pains. after trying free samples of a remedy and later a bottle, she claims relief and endorses the product U No Tone. Congregational meeting of St James Lutheran inviting attendance with Rev B A Def present. council secretary Wa T Montcouzas notes details. Electric Store operation advertised by Allen Greynn Co Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Adams
Beatzatreet
Bat
Absitt
N. Market
City
St. James Lutheran
B. A. Def
Maryland Synod
Wa. T. Montcouzas
Adeatric
Allen Greynn , Co
Frederick, Md
Reduced Rates for Boston Meetings Travel
From July 8 to 11 the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Boston round trip at a single fare for the trip for Christian Endeavor and Young People's Christian Union gatherings July 10 to 14. Tickets valid to return until July 31. Excursion fares via same route or return by another route at a slight advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Excartion
Boston
Mass
Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Christian Union
Euxcatalan
Excursion Offers for Baltimore Convention Attendees
The Fifth International Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America will be in Baltimore Maryland July 18 to 21. Pennsylvania Railroad offers July 16 and 17 round trip excursion tickets to Baltimore at a single fare good to return by August 5. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells round trip excursions east of the Ohio River at reduced rates for July 4 and 5 return. Niagara Falls tour departs July 8 from Camden Station at 8:05 am via Royal Blue Line Lehigh Valley Route with parlor car, returning the same night. From Martinsburg Hagerstown and Frederick listed with fares. contact Charles Scull Baltimore for details. Remember the date Monday July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union of America
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Anguat Sth
Clustye
Fts
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Niagara Falls
Niagera Falls
Watking Glen
Glen Onoko
Geneva
Rochester
Lehigh Valley
Fonday
Camden Station
Mauch Chunk
Switzerland of America
Valley of Wyoming
Alartinsburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chas
Scull
John Hendrickson and Others in 125 Each Item Trade
Fragmentary notes list John Hendrickson and terms like 125 each for various items. Mentions fear of parales and lawn gear, items described as strong pannies and machines, unclear quantities. Some digits and phrases appear garbled, but imply trade or sale of goods with fixed prices and fitment notes.
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the Daily News
James Crichte
Acheter
America
Eisaip
Opeca
Washsixeton
D.C
Tueaday
N. W
H. Bisckaton
J. E. Fleming
Fleming
Nouco
Valeabie
Lobemas
A. B. Yeakie
Jal
Deci
Carter
Harriet Gritich
Joshua Keasler
The
B& O
Baild & Resort
News OF the State
North Market Street
Shriner Milling CO
Wzo
Capt. McLaze
Alma Drzx
Pocexsee Rosier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltirorf, HD
Wa Pennsylvania Railroad
D. BH. Best
Fpossery Banaars
Aleo
D. H. Busis
Norts Market Street
Brussels
C. E. Coxe
McClliniz & Kemp
Muir & Rexe
N. B
U. A.M
John Hendrickson
Abe
Culley
Abe Moi
Bodoce & Neidig
G Tia Twite Omer Prac
Batin Ritbon
Orp
Buduce & Nsidc
A Trior & Sons
Joan Hexozicsson
F. V. Staur
Kors
Kopschee
F. V. Stars
Doll Brothers
North Market ST
Enderees Leksiess
Rickes
Ricesb
Brussels Carpets
Ingham Carpets
Dour Burorsens
Party Sin
Willeel
Railing Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
NEF Grane Goods
Terorrepayo
Grarantesp
EWE Gefick
A. T. Rice & Sox
Calis
James
Walker
J .Eb. Walker
B&r
Ladirg Murlin
Jas. E
Weacgze
Nose Cramz Real Estate & Fiee
TUK
Haas Chiat Sa
Patrick
North Marset Ss
Vaarles
W. Ae Gissat
Oe Worthington
Dear Myers Rite
Jor
Busineens
Walkersville
Third Street
Gail An Woah & Cramre
First National Bank
George H. Wiener
Thomas MO. B. Clab
Médstetoma
Frederek
New Market
Second Street
Patrick St
Frederee
Attorneys-At-Law
H Dorsey Etcebon
Attornsy
Levy
Sttorney-Atlaw Alto Solicitor
Semas
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