Last Battle of the Seven Days and July History Notes
July 1 in American History recalls the final engagement of the Seven Days, Lee’s forces halted at Malvern Hill, Gettysburg and the Santiago assault by Shafter’s corps, and notable deaths including John Hur and Edzener Wareranquill. Astronomical events list sunset and sunrise times, evening and morning stars, constellations, bright stars, and visible planets for July.
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James River
Gettysburg
Jeye
Santiago
Cuba
Shafter
John Hur
United States
Bert
Salem
Ind
Edzener
Wareranquill
Poer
Mara
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Cépheus
Cygnus
Sagittarius
Scorpio
Libra
Virgo
Leo
Pirces
Capricornus
Read the News While Away Keeps Home Ties Strong
A brief note highlights readers staying informed while abroad or traveling, using phrases like keep in touch with home and stay connected to New York and Buenos Aires. The item emphasizes easy access to current events and local updates during absence from home.
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New Aires
Funeral Service for Mrs Deli Hildebrand Held
Funeral services conducted Friday morning at Rocky Springs chapel for Mrs Deli Hildebrand. Rev All pallbearers named Kemp Shaffer Samuel Moore George Schafer George Moore attended. Interment followed at Vowbs Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
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Deli
Hildebrand Lade
Rocky St ‘Ings
Srelock
Kemip
George “Shaffer
Samuel Forney
George Schafer
George: Moore
Vowbs
Thomas P. Rice
Brunswick Man Held After Freight Car Burglary
Amos Cooper of Brunswick was arrested for breaking into merchandise cars in the east bound yards. Stolen goods mainly house furniture were found at his home. He was committed to Frederick jail on grand jury action with $200 bail. William Hood, colored, faced larceny charges over ice cream but the case was dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Amos Cooper
Brunswick
Bruns Wick
Frederick
Srand
William Hood
George KR. Dennis
Casey brothers honored by British royalty in London
Miss Nellie M Casey reports that her brother Thomas S Casey and his wife Mrs Kraft were received by the King and Queen of England at Buckingham Palace. Casey, superintendent of the Indo European Telegraph station in Persia for nine years, attended the Radio Telegraphic conference in London. The party was received with Mrs Kraft accompanying him.
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Nellie M. Casey
Kraft
England
Palace
London
Casey
Persia
Emmitsburg July 4 Fire Demonstration Includes Balloon Ascents
Firemen will stage a demonstration in Emmitsburg on July 4 featuring balloon ascensions by Aviator Monk Jacobs of the city. Jacobs plans up to three ascensions if weather and conditions permit. Local notices also promote Chamberlain's Liniment for sore muscles and rheumatic pains.
Playgrounds for the Children Open Tomorrow on Campus
Civic Club playgrounds on the Maryland School for the Deaf campus north of South Market Street reopen for summer. Prof Ely returns to approve new equipment and two new swings, with Boys High School trainees assisting and hours set for mornings and afternoons. Older youths may use baseball and track facilities in evenings. Local Civic Club volunteers, including young ladies, expected to supervise daytime activities.
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Civic Club
Maryland School For
South Market Street
Ely
Maryland School
Newand
Kenton Man Wed to Miss Martin in Quiet City Ceremony
William A. Nause of Kenton Ohio and Edna S. Martin of York Pennsylvania were quietly married in the city on Monday by Reverend ER Hommekhaugh pastor of the United Brethren church.
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William A. Nause
Kenton
Ohio
Edna S. Martin
York
ER. H. Hommekhaugh
United Brethren Church
Faith in City's Future Drives Frederick Real Estate Faith
Dr. George D. Moore formerly of Frederick now in Peoria, Illinois, spent time here and noted owning about 66 to 70 Frederick houses. He praised the city’s progress, bought four more houses during the visit, and advocated low taxes with high property valuations to attract residents and support growth. He estimated monthly taxes and repairs at about 325 dollars and urged electing officials who keep taxes down to encourage forward development.
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George D. Moore
Frederick
Peoria
Moore
Pastor Carteret Dies at Hancock Entry Door
The Rev. John E. Carteret, rector of St. Thomas Church Hancock, collapsed and died from apoplexy Friday night as he entered a boarding house. He had recently returned from Frostburg where he attended an archdeaconry session in Cumberland. Carteret, born February 2, 1860, in Mt. Onguet Castle Isle of Jersey, received his education at St. Clement’s and served in Hancock and surrounding parishes.
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Hancock
Hooff
John E.carteret
St. Thomas Church
Carteret
Frostburg
Cumberland
Diocese of
Maryland
Sheld
St. John’s. Episcopal Church
Wrostburg
Pes Carteret
Mt. Onguet Castle
Islepsey
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Social World Note 15th Anniversary gathering
The piece describes a social gathering at Mrs Masten’s home in Frederick to celebrate Mr Hakler’s birthday with relatives and friends including Haller and Engelbrecht families. A Baltimore exhibition game featured Paul Washeer of the Senators, and local traffic and baseball notes from Frederick and Hagerstown are included. Also mentions a dysentery remedy claim and local notices.
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Masten
Kenneth
Frederick
Henry W.haller
Hakler
Marion ‘Haller
Louis -Haller
Grayson B
Taneytown
Gebora. Young
Woodsboro
Sullivan
Knock
Attractive July Specials Promote Mendel’s Waists and Silks
A local advertisement touts discounted waists, middy blouses, and Norfolk jackets from Mendel’s Make at $1.00 to $4.00, plus lace waists, lingerie waists, and tailored silks. It highlights dramatic price cuts on silks, dresses, and skirts, urging early shopping and mentioning a Frederick Maryland mailing address.
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Norfolk
John D. Hendrickson
Child Drowns After Fall Into Spring Pool Near Samsville
Grandmother discovers 2 year 4 month old Lester Dixon in pool at old William farm near Samsville after he leaned over to fetch water. He fell in and drowned. condition worsened by a broken neck. Mother Mrs Della Dixon is wife of G Edward Raimes tenant. Father killed in Washington.
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Lester
Della Dixon
Waen
Ington
Willian
Samsville
del. Dixon
Riurhines
Strenthy
Tim
Maryland Municipal Notice of July 4 Parade and Assessments
The notice cites Section 2458 of Chapter 57 Acts of the General Assembly 1908 and Frederick Aldermen. It states an assessment will be made within the corporation, with Edward A. Buesing appointed as assessor. Sessions begin Tuesday 1912 at 9 pm in the office of the Register. The document references Harry Forefauer and S-family trails but lacks complete details.
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General
Maryland
Frederick
Edward A. BueSing
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