July 1863 Gettysburg and Marine events in American history
The Daily News notes key historical dates for July including the 1863 start of the Battle of Gettysburg, the 1808 attack on Santiago by Shafter’s corps, and notable deaths such as John Hay in 1900s. It recounts July astronomical events, planetary positions, meteor showers, and a historic close with Le Verrier comet approach in 1770.
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Gettysburg
Santiago
Cuba
General Shafter
John Hay
United States
Thomas B. Turley
Tennessee
Unclear Historic Local Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR list of names and entities includes Seeger & Co Fredonia Council Shipley's Seeger Co meter Mayor Schell Gilbert agts. Georgie Poole Odd Fellows Nis R. R. Co Busy Corner Harnet's W. Bowers clerk city Lopitz Rosenstock Bros and others.
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Seeger & Co
Fredonia Council
Shipley
Schell & Gilbert
Seeger & Co. Co
G. F. Thomas
Odd Fellows Nis
Georgie Poole
R. R. Co
Harnet’s
W. Bowers
J. Lopitz & Co
U. S. Army
Jas. A. Jones
Hendrickson e.Rosenstock Bros
Suits Against B and C Against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elishar FE Beall and W G Devilbiss sue the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for false arrests connected to a June 21 incident alleging attempt to wreck the Washington train. Cases filed by Wood and Wood and Reno S Harp. possible September term. only one may be tried first. other suits anticipated. Eagles plan to join Red Men parade. banks to close for holiday Monday and Tuesday.
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Elishar FE
WW. Beall
H. A. Beall
W. G
Wood and Wood
Reno S. Harp
Plans Ratified for Western Maryland Power Plant to Serve Trolleys
Frederick Railroad directors approved preliminary plans for a Western Maryland Power Company to build a power plant near Security at Bissell station to serve the Frederick Hagerstown trolley lines. The project may cost around 200 thousand dollars with 2800 kilowatts capacity, funded partly by bonds and stock, with a high tension line to feed the two road systems. A fare cut to 90 cents Thurmont to Frederick and 30 cents Lewistown was announced, aiming to boost trade and service.
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Union
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Company
Western Maryland Power Company
Bissell Station
Security
P. O. Keilholtz
Baltimore
Frederick Railroad
Union Power Company
Thurmont
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Social World Automobile Party And Braddock Heights Dance
Miss Valerie J Welty of Penola led a party to Braddock Heights with Miss Mary B Kennedy and others arriving in Frederick for supper and a dance at Braddock then returning to Emmitsburg late last night. Brunswick League leaders visit Monday for a double header with local team. Contractors Thompson and Myers build a North Market street bandstand for the Red Men celebration Monday and Tuesday. Ashley Comer of Luray has enlisted in U S Cavalry at the local recruiting station. Harry Sanders Francis Gaither and Daniel Schmidt pitch a tent at Braddock Heights near Camp Schley Inn for two months of camping.
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Valerie J. Welty
Penola
Ementsburg
Mary B. Kennedy
Braddock Heights
Messrs
Waggaman
Beems
Topper
Mary E. Kennedy
Frederick
Mary Kennedy
Braddock
Emimitsburg
Brunswick
Thompson and Myers
North Market Street
Fourth Street
Ashley Comer
Luray
United States Service
Wim. Kandy
U. S. Cavalry
Harry Sanders
Francis
Gaither
Daniel Schmidt
Braddock Heiguas
Camp Schley Inn
Court House to Observe Holiday
Court House officers observe the holidays of July 3 and 4 to some extent. In the Clerk's office the holiday is on Monday after twelve o'clock and all day Tuesday. The Orphans' Court will be in session on both Monday and Tuesday.
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Court House
Orphans’ Court
Newest Garments and Low Prices at Hendrickson Store
John D. Hendrickson advertises women and children's apparel with deep discounts on linen suits, coats, waists, lingerie, and house dresses. Highlights include Ladies Tailored Waists from $1.00 to $1.89, Lingerie Dresses at $4.98, and Children's sweaters from $2.00.
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Isi Iseagan
Wbroken
Ladtox
Chaldren
D. Hendrickson
Brilliant Affair at Hotel Braddock Ends Euchre Club Season
The Euchre Club held a stylish final meeting at Hotel Braddock last night before the heated term. Ladies escorts added a playful touch to the event with a mountain trip in a special car. Prizes went to Mrs Franklin B Smith Mrs Daniels Harry E Chapline and Holmes D Baker. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charlie Truth Mr and Mrs Arleine Williamson Mr and Mrs J Meredith Smith Mr and Mrs Noah E Cramer Mrs Thomas B Hayward and many others from Ohio New York Grand Rapids and beyond.
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Euchre Club
Hotel Braddock
Franklin B. Smith
Daniels
Harry E. Chapline
Holmes D. Baker
Charlie TL Truth
Wid
Arleine Williamson
J. Meredith Smith
Noah E. Cramer
Thomas B. Hayward
Charles Reifsnider
Dougherty
Ohio
Poole Jones
Arthur E. Levy
D. Charles Winebrewer
John Francis Smith
Charles H. Conley
Isabel Kunkle Daniels
New York
Nannie Potts
Alice McPherson Smith
Emily Johnson
Mary Maulsby
Edith Osborn
McBride
Grand Rapids
Mary Williamson
Louise Potts
James H. Gambrill
Edwin
Markell
Thomas Williamson
Harry Chapline
Richard Potts
Charles G. MacGill
Arthur Train
Guy K. Motster
Hanson Maulsby
Plans for New High School Building Bid Dates Set
Contract for the new Boys High School is to be set mid month with bids due by July 12. Architect Thomas of Parker Thomas and Rice, Baltimore, visited Frederick to discuss plans with John S. Newman, president of the Board of County School Commissioners.
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Thomas
Parker, Thomas and Rice
Baltimore
Frederick
John S. Newman
Board of County School Commissioners
Newman
Song Service and Band Concert at Braddock Heights
The usual song service will be held at Braddock Heights tomorrow evening at 7.15 o clock with address by Adolphus Fearhake and singing led by George Heinlein. Afterward the Braddock Heights Band directed by Irving S. Biser will perform pieces including Fantasia on Favorite Opera Themes and Verdi selections.
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Braddock Heights
Adolphus Fearhake
George Heinlein
Irving S. Biser
Bendix
Insurance Inspector McCarty Returns to Philadelphia
Mr. McCarty of Philadelphia, a insurance inspector, has completed a months long survey in the city and county. He examined between 1800 and 2000 properties, with findings to be submitted to the Underwriters' Association. A new tariff of rates for Frederick county will be published in the fall.
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McCarty
Philadelphia
Frederick County
Electric lights installed in postoffice interiors
Interior improvements at the postoffice replace gas with electric lighting. The space is wired for electric lights and lamps are now over the desks of the post master clerks and carriers. The office is much brighter at night and regarded as a great benefit.
Deputies Appointed to Councils in Western Maryland
State Councillor A. E. Heidler of St. G. U. A. M. appoints 5S. Joseph Zimmerman and Charles J. Geesey as deputies for local councils, with John W. Falk named district deputy for Western Maryland. The appointments affect Fredonia and Francis Scott Key Councils No. 46 and No. 18 in this city.
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A. E. Heidler
Joseph Zimmerman
Fredonia
Charles J. Geesey
Francis Scott Key
John W. Falk
Maryland
Contract For Pews Given
At a meeting of the building committee of the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday afternoon the contracting for the seating of the new church was awarded to the Cleveland Seating Co of Cleveland Ohio The pews will be of quartered oak and handsomely finished.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland Seating Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Resignation at Marsland School Supervisor Post
G Rey Hess has resigned his position as supervisor of boxes at Marsland School for the Deal. The vacancy has not been filled.
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Rey Hess
Marsland School
First Corn of Season Grown at Mrs Davis’s Garden
Mrs Dbk Davis on South Market Street enjoyed fine roasting ears yesterday grown in her garden. The harvest provided a fresh taste of summer with homegrown corn enjoyed by neighbors and passersby.
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Dbk Davis
South Market Street
Smallpox Cases Rise in Brunswick Rail Crew
Two men employed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Brunswick show early smallpox symptoms. Both are in quarantine, with doctors confirming the diagnosis. Health officials, including State Health Officer Marshall L Price, monitor contacts and vaccinate the population as fear spreads through the town.
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Brunswick
Lutmin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
McCormick
Capes
Cumberland
Hedges
Crum
West
Marshall L. Price
Baltimore
Fredonia Council to Parade on July 3 in City Hall
American Mechanics. The members of Fredonia Council No 46 ALM will assemble at their hall West Patrick street Monday evening July 3 at 7 oclock to take part in fraternal Parade. Every member is expected to be present by order of the Council.
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American Mechanics
Fredonia Council
West Patrick Street
Council
Notice of parade safety and vendors advertising firearms
Notice warns that anyone removing the Red Fire used to illuminate the parade streets will face legal action. Mayor John Ed Schell orders enforcement and calls Odd Fellows to guard Canton Oswald during the exhibition. Various ads list firearms and supplies for sale by Seeger & Company and others, with schedules and ticket information for Frederick R R and related rail services.
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John Ed, Schell
Fireworks and July Post Cards at Local Views
Miss Georgie A Poole advertises Fourth of July items including harmless fireworks and a new line of Local Views post cards and novelties. A chicken supper is offered tonight in the social room with TV and church events listed.
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Georgie A
Poole
Busy Corner Bargains with July Record Offers
Local shop listing numerous low price bargains from toilet tissue to Mason jars and insect fly paper. Includes fireworks at special prices, records from Victor and Columbia, late hours, laundry services, and a novelty chocolate sundae promotion. Contains multiple vendors and miscellaneous items from India Market to Grand Union Tea Company orders.
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Victor
Columbia Records
Grand Union Tea Company
India
Market St
GMO
F. Thomas
Apt
Patriotic Order Sons meet and parade plans in Frederick
Attention P O S of A members urged to gather in Camp room on West Patrick Street Monday July 3 at 7 pm or join the parade. Wear white shirts and red white or black accents. Committee asks for G L Bread to ensure clean high quality offerings. Also promotions for Red Men costumes and local vendors advertise Frederick City Garage and RIDENOUR'S SMOKE SHOP.
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King David Lodge
Oswald
P.O
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
West Patrick Street
Frederick Railroad Co. Baltimore Return Trip Notice
Frederick Railroad Co announces a Sunday return trip from Frederick to Baltimore with departures at 7 15 A M and 6 17 P M. Eight hours in Baltimore. Vickers locations listed. Promotional notes cite a handsome souvenir at the Hotel Bar and flee Cream Parlors during Red Men celebration July 3 and 4. Hotel Bonnabel and Daisy Fly Killers advertised. Costumes for parade promoted by Allen G Quy nn Co with a call to obtain outfits at Ridenour's.
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Frederick Railroad Co
Baltimore
Frederick
Vickers
East Patrick Street
N. Market Street
New City Hotel
Bonnabel
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M. L. Butchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
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Owen
Frederick R. R. Co
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EL FL Anderson
Puights
York City Laundry Co
Schmidt & Gelbert
Agts
Rosenow
Patrick Street
Walter
McCardiell
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