Residents travel and a vivid Frederick storm spectacle
Mr and Mrs Astron Rosenstock plan a two week stay in St Louis while Mr William Floyd visits his sister in Braddock Heights. Several locals are noted as new arrivals at Mountain View and Linganore Hills Inn. A Frederick county storm from Harper's Ferry to Buckeystown produced lightning bursts, dust, thunder, and a sunset rainbow over Sugar Loaf Mountain, lasting about fifteen minutes.
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William Floyd
Columbia
South Carolina
Hammond Urner
Braddock Heights
R. EB. L. Kolb
East Third Street
Baltimore
Washington
Hilla Phalen
Ida Thompson
Margaret Phalen
Brunawick
Mullininix
South Market Atreat
Mountain View
Charies T. Picking
George H. Felt
Edwin
Lucy Fisather
Washington, D. C
Edward Moberly
Westminster
Guy Cronenberg
Frederick
Erwing
Western Maryland College
Chicago
C. BE. Klein
Braddock
B. Pole
Irane OC. Pole
Samuel Pole, Jr
Russell L. Pole
Jeannie Pendleton Ewing
Maybelle Ewing
Alexandria
Joseph Price
Linganore Hills Inn
Frederick County
Harper's Ferry
Jefferson
Buckeystown
Aevon
The Work of Death. Christian D. Ogle 55 Dies at Home
Christian D. Ogle aged 55 died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at his Manor home of paralysis. He leaves a widow and one daughter Misa Sadie Ogle, a brother John Ogle of Adamstown, and sister Mrs Susan Stone of this city. The funeral will be tomorrow at 10 from his brother in law Charles Cecil’s residence. Services will be at the house and interment at Mt Olives cemetery.
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Christian D. Ogle
Misa Sadie Ogle
John Ogle
Adamstown
Susan Stone
Charles Cecil
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Recommendations to modernize Frederick fire department operations
Frederick's fire board, after inspections by former Philadelphia chief Inspector Johnson, urged the aldermen to fund a separate annual appropriation for full department support and to empower the mayor to appoint a competent fire chief. They called for a modern alarm system with two circuits, hydrants with standard couplings, upgraded mains, suction lines, and stations with hose towers. They also recommended horses for steamers, a combined chemical and hook and ladder wagon, more hose, and standardized fittings to reduce delays.
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Frederick
Johnson
Philadelphia Fire Department
Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters
Board of Aldermen
Hagerstown
West Patrick
Telegraph
North Market
Weat
Osarroll Creek
South Market Street
Brewers’ Alley
Weat Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Union Knitting Mills
Paid fire department plan discussed in Cumberland Md
A Cumberland meeting of Associated Merchants volunteers and city officials explored establishing a paid fire department with a $26000 bond issue. Insurance representatives urged consulting Underwriters, aiming to reduce rates. A committee was formed to draft an ordinance, with a model like Hagerstown.
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Cumberland
Associated Merchants
Joseph Sprigg
Hartley
Hugh McMullen
D. P. Miller
J. O. Holzaler
Board of Underwriters
Board of Insurances Underwriters
Hagerstown
Dr Beckley in Hospital With Suspected Gallstones
Dr. B L Beckley of Middletown is at Emergency Hospital in this city with suspected gallstones. An operation is expected, but no dates have yet been set.
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Beckley
B. L. Beckley
Middletown
Public school teachers appointed for various Maryland schools
The article lists assistant teachers appointed to public schools in multiple Maryland towns including Middletown, Walkersville, Frederick, Thurmont, and others. Names span many districts with principals named for high schools such as Thurmont and Middletown, detailing appointments across female and male divisions and several colored schools.
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Dbackeysians
Eus V. Kraig
Point of Books
Baettio Specht
Adamstown
Edith D. Utzand
Gertruds Blessing
North Frederick Male
Harry J Kefauver
Helen Mullinix
Louise 0. Bloom
Mary 0. Ost
Kate M. Bartgis
Julia Smallwood
Hal Lee Ott
Erms V. Bigee
Meantyre Haupt
Middletown
H. K Dalsuter
Catherine Kefauver
Edna Lighter
Greagers
Town
Helen Dover
G. L. Palmer
Frederick
M. M. Robinson
Myereville
O. A. Stottlemyer
Esrle B. Wood
Myersville trolley extension set for next spring
About 60 workers in three squads are advancing the Myersville trolley project. One thousand eight hundred feet of track laid. pole and electrical gear procured. Two miles of rails remain from the Boonsboro line. completion expected to Smoketown by fall and Myersville operation next spring with additional cars and a 800 hp Hagerstown powerhouse setup.
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Myersville
Hageratown
Smoketown
Boonsboro
W. CG. Hepperle
Supt. Hepperie
Myeraville
Mayor Smith Detains George White After Altercation
George White, colored, was arrested by Mayor George Hiw Smith near West Third Street after White struck his wife. White was fined 2.50 by Justice Eckstein and jailed for fifteen days for nonpayment. Bondsmen withdrew from Newton Waters, charged with forgery, after turning him over to Sheriff Young. Waters planned to leave for Atlantic City but faced further bail questions at the circuit court.
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George White
George Hiw Smith
West Third
Smith
White
Ruating
O. H. Eckstein
Newton Waters
Waters
Atlantic City
Frederick Club to Meet Brunswick in Two Games Monday
The Frederick baseball club will play Brunswick at Brunswick on Monday afternoon, with two games expected. The Night Owl Club of Frederick faces the strong WalEersville club at Welkerevilla Monday at 9 o'clock a.m. The Night Owls line up: Oatoh, O. Darrow, pitch, R. Baer, shortstop, O. Albaugh, first base, J. Tome, second base, H. Shipley, third base, H. Keefer, center field, O. Heck, left field, W. Eline, right field, R. Shipley.
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Frederick
Brunswick
Night Owl
WalEersville
Welkerevilla
Night Owls
Oatoh
O. Darrow
R. Baer
O. Albaugh
J. Tome
H. Shipley
H. Keefer
O. Heck
W. Eline
R. Shipley
Tennis Match Between City and Brunswick Associations Scheduled
A tennis match between the City M C A Tennis Association and the Brunswick Tennis Association will be played at Brunswick on Monday at 9:30. City players Jolliffe and A Wood will pair in doubles with Haydon and Manlaby in singles. Brunswick entries likely Jones and Yellote in doubles with Lemon and Chambars in singles. Also presents Mountain City Mill market quotations for today with corn at 2.75 per barrel, shelled 65 cents per bushel, No 2 red 74, No 3 red 67, steamer 59, rejected 50. oats 65 cents per bushel.
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M. C. A. Tennis Association
Brunswick Tennis Association
Brunswick
Jolliffe
A. Wood
Haydon
Manlaby
Jones and Yelloté
Lemon and Chambars
Mountain City
Lightning Strikes Kill Two Steers Near Urkania
A storm passing south of the city killed two Lewis Conrad steers on the Dennis farm near Urkania. Also noting that William P. Etchison opened a new photographic studio at Market and Church streets. Marcia V. Phebus files for divorce from Charles E. Phebus through attorney Wm. P. Maulsby.
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Lewis Conrad
Dennis
Urkania
William P. Etchison
Market and
Church Streets
Marcia V. Phebus
Wm. P. Maulsby
Charles E. Phebus
Tragic Fire Fatal to Young Girl Near Good Intent
Macy Stall, year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Stall, near Good Intent, died after clothes caught fire while playing with an elder sister. The blaze began from sticks set alight in a hole. parents and farmhands returning home saw the elder girl flee. The younger child sat before the flame to hide it from her father, clothes burned away, body severely burned. Dr. Charles Diller treated her until her death about 8 this morning after nine to ten hours of agony. Funeral at Haugh's church tomorrow. mother is daughter of Mr. Whies of Lewistown.
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Charles Diller
Haugh’s Church
Ladiesburg
Stull
Antorionate
Rural Carriers Seek Pay Redress in York County Meeting
York county rural free delivery mail carriers plan a Thursday meeting on July 7 to contest post office department pay rules tied to the law increasing rural carriers salaries. They argue the increase was intended to be uniform, despite new mileage based rates ranging from 452 for eight to ten miles to 720 for twenty four miles and over.
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York County
Post Office Department
Congress
Postoffice Department
Katerme
Police to Get 500 A Year and Aldermen Meeting
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen held a special session with the Business Men's Association to discuss charter amendments and licenses. An increase of 50 was approved for police salaries to 600 per five years plus uniforms, while the association largely did not attend. Fredonia Council, No. 46, O. U. A. M. installed officers for the term, naming Ed. M. Bader as councilor and several other officers including J. F. Davis and A. M. Brengus.
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Business Men's Association
Board of Aldermen
Fredonia Council
Ed. M. Bader
R.a. Besler
Wm. O. Bonnsit
A. E. Heidler
J. H. Grove
J. F. Davis
A. M. Brengus
Rob. Bear
R. M. Creager
Koogle
UO. B. Kintz
Chapisin
G. T. M. Shaifler
F. V. Feete
L. C. Flant
Alvey Promoted to First Assistant Assessor
Mr T Fred Alvey, son in law of Judge James McSherry, promoted from second to first assistant assessor of the District of Columbia with a $400 salary increase. His rapid rise reflects faithful, efficient work in the assessor's office and in the District service overall.
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Alvey
T. Fred. Alvey
James McSherry
District of Columbis
Secessor
Williams Taken to Parkersburg for Trial Date Set
Geo W Williams the man accused of assaulting Miss Laure Koode was moved from Martinsburg to Parkersburg West Virginia for confinement in the jail there. Williams will not be brought back until July 30 when the trial will be held.
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Parkersburg
Geo. W. Williams
Laure Koode
Martinsburg
W. Va
Williams
Otty Hotel Grill Menu and Early Trolley Excursion
Local listings note Tonight's offerings at the Otty Hotel Grill include Snapper Soup rich and thick and Chicken Soup family style. Also listed are Olam Frittera with Frankforters sandwiches Hard Boiled Eggs with Sweitzer and Cream Cheese. The Independent Drill Association plans the first trolley excursion to Myeraville on Thursday under event amplore. tickets are 25 cents with a 7:15 departure.
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Myeraville
Indendent Drill Association
Careleave
Local numeric string prompts minimal context
A sequence of numbers and punctuation appears without readable context or identifiable names places or events suggesting a fragmented data snippet likely from a financial or catalog record. No clear subjects or actions are present to summarize into a full news item.
Osteopathy and local notices from a 19th century brief
Osteopaths describe osteopathy as bloodless manipulations to restore nerve and blood flow and health. Notices advertise a pony for sale, Braddock Heights July 4th picnic with fireworks, a dog barking ban in July August, and piano bargain. Also an ad asks residents to buy Smyrna rag locally to cut taxes, and a carpet and wall paper house promotes prices.
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E. L. Echuip
Oateopsth
M. Market St
Emancipation picnic notices and town events listed
The Afro American Club announces its second annual Emancipation picnic on Thursday August 4 1904 with a call to attendance. Also public notices warn of no garbage pickup Monday July 4 and a string of local services and sales, including a July Fourth gun ordinance enforcement and a paper goods sale from Merv F. Mopegy with 1904 patterns at 15 cents.
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Atraeta
Frederick
Snch
Expresa
Baltimore & Obite Railroad
Atlantic City
Imperial Council
Order of Mystic Shrine
N. J
Philadelphia
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