Weather notes and school events in a mixed issue
The page mixes weather and science snippets with local notices. It mentions a picnic at Rocky Syringe Sunday School on August 6 and Pleasant Hill Sunday School ice cream festival tomorrow evening. It notes Alexandrian Library’s early holdings and concerns about Texas timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfustit
Greer
Brees
Sid
Rodbot
Cochin China
Tien Sanday School
Pleasant Hill Sanday School
Great
Alexandrian Library
Texad
Amou Et Schuul
Chapel Lawn
Henry Lampe
Australia
Howers
Jonqoila
Pahiaien
Purely Personal Notes on People Visiting and Traveling
Local column lists movements and visits from Middletown Frederick and Washington among residents. Mina Rhoderick of Middletown in the city yesterday. Charles Simmons left for Mt Monedags New York. Miss Nannie Routzahn returned from Washington. Miss Mamie Sheelhorn visiting friends. Mrs Cramer and daughter Mande visiting from Washington. William Janes of Montgomery County in Frederick yesterday. W C Birdly returned from Madison Beach Conn. Henry Wirely and Mary Elsie Wirely back from a trip to D C. F B Sappington returning from Abury Park New Jersey. Bro A Dadrow and Ethel Schmidt visiting Mr Bird Mix. D Rico of East Fourth Street noted. Wm H Burger to leave for Hagerstown and Lovettville. plans to angle at Madang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Rhoderick
Middletown
Mim
Charles B. Simmons
Mt. Monedags
N.Y
Nannie Routzahn
Frederick
Washington
Mamie Sheelhorn
Washington, D. C
Thin City
Cee Flynn
Sappington
Axbury Park
N.T
A. Dadrow
Ethel Schmidt
Ite Ok
Sgeb sNews
Deaths in Middletown and Cedar Grove communities
Obituaries report the deaths of John A. Koogle a farmer near Middletown aged about 70 after jaundice and Rufus Porduin aged 73 near Cedar Grove with five children. Koogle leaves a wife and three daughters, funeral held at the Lutheran Church with interment in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Koogle
Middletown
Daniel Koogle
Bolivar
Ira
Dimeps Bowlas
Miss Bite
Annis
Alverta Homaborg
Gutheran Charch Middletown
Reed
Ainting
Tavevand
Reis Prine
Rufus Porduin
Cedar Geyse
Mont Eomerc Coonntt
Serra
Rowitow
Jehn Denger
Cahemda
Waa Ia
Jane Parinm
Paeneatech
Marti Amere Conner
Plans and maneuvers cloud the approach to the Philippines
Reports describe General Shafter planning a decisive assault on Santiago with heavy artillery and ample ammunition while Admiral Cervera and General Linares allegedly prepare to blow up ships upon U S troops' approach. Naval War Board watches movements as Commodore Watkin’s squadron sails to join the Philippines campaign.
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Vieneral Shafter
Rely
Appomins
Cuba
Adlairal Sunpeon
Shafter Hint
Cane Piign
Cervera
Lanires
Santiago
Philippines
Suez Canal
Watpaon
Dewey
Watkon
Assault on Santiago Underway as US Forces Press
Dispatches report a general assault on Santiago, Cuba, with Major General Shafter confirming heavy fighting along the Caney front. General Lawton’s division plans a push toward the northwest as the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius shells enemy positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovetat Bi Dinpatehen
Tur Newa
Washyatox
Ea Shafter
War, Department
Santiago Sie
Cuba
Netion
Roi Son Butt
Caney
Lawton
Santiago
Phaya Bey Exre
Indamt Sen
United States
Vesuvius
Birthday Party Honors Miss Kitty Quynn at Kart Fourth Street
A social wedding style birthday gathering was held at Miss Kitty Quynn's home on Kart Fourth Street. Many guests attended and the evening featured games and music with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Quynn
Kart Fourth Street
St Ammin's Minstrel Program At Montrose
The St Ammin's minstrel program featured Alban and others performing with the Halos Orchestra. The program included selections such as The Captain The Funny Shadow Reynard's Experience and Our Country Bhag. Rev Sula H L O'Rourke gave a brief address and Father Wadsh distributed prizes.
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John
Halos Orchestra
Kemmety
Radon Lar
Robert: Smith
Selvetton
Urank Vesti Reynard
Magyar Morir Seletion
Harry Kennedy
Roy Reuland
Seleethan
Chusthiat Montrose
Lethersy
Stud
The
Blug
Roper
Adilposs
Sula H L. O'Rourke
Prives
Father Wadsh
War Revenue Stamps Talk Sparks Court Actions
The report covers a Baltimore case where contempt of court was debated amid wartime revenue stamp requirements. It notes a judge’s ruling altering contempt definitions and highlights suits involving William Percy and Fidelity Mutual Life, with verdicts and damages referenced. Also mentions shipping a stray pair of horses and a French actress Rhea retiring from the stage.
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Percy
Ann B. Percy
David P. Miller
William Reo Percy
Fidelity Mutual Life Association of
Philadelphia
Frostburg
Cheapeake
Ohio
Tusulanes Company
United States Circuit Court
Baltimore
Wheat Prices Hold Steady in Frederick Market
Wheat was quoted in Frederick today at 72 cents per bushel with a small drop since Saturday. Also listed: 60 cents per bushel and $1.00 barrel. A bread wagon driver, Vernon Rhoderick, was overcome by heat this morning at Sixth and Market streets and attended at home by a physician. Syrup of Figa is advertised as a preferred family remedy.
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Frederick
Vernon Rhoderick
John Hoernsberger
Sammel Brengle
Lita
Races and Riders Assemble for Maryland Meet Highlighted
Baltimore and Washington riders are expected to participate in a forthcoming race program featuring professional and amateur divisions. Notable entrants include Chain Matt from the National Racing Board, with teams from Hoke arrangements and riders Thayerstenvan and McDuaneldep ty Robert Enamert among others. The event plans to showcase top amateurs and pros at Frederick with local supporters, as officials anticipate strong competition and crowd interest.
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Eweres
Law
Baltimore
Washimeton
Thea Pirates
Sianal
Taroyesy
Ams
Toys Wahl
Whins
Ramsburg
Uist
Hese Chierin Renters
Chain Matt
He National Racing Board
Miayditt
Tia Tee
Boon Racineus
Maury
Duud
Taefore
Mott
Siogney Wyentes
Thayerstenvan
McDuaneldep
Robert Enamert
Charles Harbaugh
A. A. Miller
Hrederiel
Selimeth
Shiney Swaith
Charles Lipps
Vrederick
Dames A. Smiths
Wallin Wedue
William Sweiger
Cycling meet amid holiday closure draws regional crowd
A midweek cycling meet in Weatmingter attracted delegations from Washington and Baltimore with a large Carroll county amateur turnout. The event featured a 1K professional race won by J. Schmidt of Frederick, alongside noted performances by Frank Stevenson and Stanley Smith, with referees cited for rule infractions.
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Wertimingter
Mathie Watenla
Carroll County
Auitchy
J. Smith
Baltimore
Sehmidt
Frederick
Wen
Deaths and interments in city and county for June noted
Health officer Dr. C F Goodell reports June mortalities with 11 city deaths and 24 county deaths. Interments broke down by cemetery and age groups, listing tuberculous and heart diseases among leading causes. Officials announce Mount Olivet and St. John’s burials and note higher death counts than May in a period of rising cases.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John's
Bartle
Kemptown
Middletown
Wolfsville
Petersville
Central
Thormont
Mt. Monsant
Utica
Yuri
Loya
Marvin Chapel
Grownickle
Mt. Zion
C.F
Ioodell
Makea
Michiel
Annouces
Mount Oyet Cemetery
Jane
Washington
Yale Law Honor for Charley Wuirly of Birely
Charley Wuirly son of William C. Birely of the city received the elisa Tower at Yale Law School commencement. He and two others were the only members of an eighty-student class to earn middle class honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley W. Uirely
William CU. Birely
Yale
Solasho Vaile
Iim
Birely
New Thiven
Coun
Cheen Othera
Daitamatheans Hold Night Meeting. Changes in Local Office
The Pitlomathean Literary Society met for its final gathering of the season last night. President Douglas Hargett presented a toast as Hamilton Lindsay concluded his term as Deputy Register of Willa Suslor, retiring from office. Lindsay will be replaced by new deputy and the group noted several local members from Mountville and Harmony in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hargett
Hamilton Lindsay
Havdng
Willa Suslor
Haw
Lindsay
Western Maryland and Baltimore railroad Fourth of July excursion fares
The notice outlines Fourth of July excursion tickets for the Western Maryland and Baltimore and Ohio railroads. Details include reduced round trip rates to Atlantic City and seashore destinations, valid for travel July 2 3 and 4 with return by July 9, stopovers allowed, and specific routes from Frederick and connections to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.
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Baltimord & Ohio H.R
Ohio River
Baltimore and Ghia Intl
Thorelay
Athantic City
Capa May
Sea Tale City
Doran City
N. d
Atel Gee City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Jersey
Remota
Rettingere
Doran Cltr
Local Excursion to Niagara Falls and nearby Valleys
A ten day tour to Niagara Falls and the Allegheny and Wyoming Valleys is planned with special trains on Tuesday July 1 leaving Washington at 2 . 080 a m. Round trip fare to be paid at 11.05 with stopovers at Buffalo Rochester Geneva and more on return. Dinner and supper aboard provided at varying rates. Call Baltimore Ohio Ticket Agents for details.
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Niagara Falla Ameries
Natal
Troyal
Lahigh
Wyoming
Jay
Washington
Balticmore
TOD
Frederick
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Bunlotte
Watkina Glen
Mauch Chunk
Vary Ronda
Callon
Baltimore
Ohta R.R
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Snat
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Frederick Count
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Baa King
Marguerite
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Skhippern
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War Revenue Law
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Internal Revenue Collector
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Midge
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Stockbridge
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Rhea
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Frederick Warde
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Myree
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Holmay
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Senate
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Wanies
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Cully
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Peederick
Charles Wankey
Mountville
Inna Wagoner
Baker'n Valley
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Harmony
KF Stocla
Point of Hacks
McCardell
Maud Musta
Braddock Hoighta
Western
Marylani
Western Maryland Railroad
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Traina
Joan Hendrickson
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