Notable deaths and Civil War notes from July history
July 2 reports the death of Sir Robert Peel born 1788, and General A R Lawton a Confederate veteran born 183? at Clifton Springs. It notes Washington railroad station shooting by Gilleau and Haven resident Hurlet Ivector Stowe born 1811 died, plus generals Shatter and Linnres in battle maneuvers near Santiago Bon Jin ridge with a repulsed attack and a wound.
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Robert Peel
Gilleau
Washington
Hurlet Ivector Stowe
Haven
A. R. Lawton
Clifton
Bprings
N. Y
Tale
Igs
Shatter
Bon Jin Ridge
Linnres
Weeky News to Feature Twelve Pages This Thursday
The Weekly News will publish a handsome twelve page issue on Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county and promotes its value as an advertising medium. Copy for new ads for Task Western Haw? will be due by 5 PM Tuesday and changes by 9:59 PM Tuesday.
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Tom Wees
Ty News
Frederick City
Westminster midshipman and local accident report
EWS OF THE STATE notes that Lewis Belfanider of Westminster became a midshipman in the new fourth class. Augustus Lypoldt of Branchville was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio railroad car at Hyattsville and died. Frederick Henckle, 15, of Washington county died after tetanus. After visiting Anospolls Saturday substantial property damage occurred, including Mary’s Catholic Church. Montgomery County commissioners raised the tax rate for the year to 913 cents.
Union Knitting Mills to take stock for a week
Local brief notes report the Union Knitting Mills will close for one week for a stock taking period. Another item notes the United Fire Company holds its regular quarterly meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Minor mishap at home leaves Mrs. Bare with a badly sprained ankle after a tumble, sighting stars. An excursion from Washington to Frederick by the Baltimore and Ohio line brought 218 visitors. Fishing along the Monocacy Saturday night yielded a 12 pound carp and a large tortoise by Messrs Schmids Brachey Rontzalen and Ho glebrooht.
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Union Kmitting
United Fire Company
John Bare
West Bouth
Baltimore and
Oale
Washington
Frederick
Raruess Schmids
David Brachey
Oscar Rontzalen
G. Hoglebrooht
Branewick Man's 610 Malady Report From Virginia
A Charlottesville dispatch reports a mysterious illness in Branewick traced to a Md businessman PR Bradshaw. He arrived in Fabora twenty two days ago, grew weak and has slept nearly continuously with brief intervals of nourishment. Physicians assist hourly, while merchant GO M Carpenter of Fabers holds guarded hope for recovery.
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Branewick
Charlottesville
Nelson County
Bradshaw
Bronawieck
Fabora
QO. M. Carpenter
Fabers, Hae
Law grip case against Seane Joesph O Gorae in grim assault
Seane Joesph O Gorae appeared before Justice J Frace Smith on a charge of assaulting Migg Efis Babr near Graesham. The accused aged 96 was remanded on $1000 bail for grand jury action and fined for disorderly conduct. Gordon Stewart was arrested Saturday evening by police for disorderly behavior.
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Seane
Joesph O
Justics
J. Frace Smith
Walved
Searta
Graesham
Ageani
Gordon Stewart
Cificern
Pnd Dieter
Victory for Pearre renominated by Allegany GOP
Col George A Pearre won Allegany county primary by a clear majority amid a tough fight against Lloyd Lowndes backed by Senator Wellington and others. The Cumberland Daily News supports Pearre, and the Allegany delegation to the Frederick district convention is set with a contested slate. The district convention meets tomorrow at noon in the City Opera House, with delegates arriving from several counties.
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Iil
Prasse'el Oommear
George A. Pearr
Allegany County
Qolowal Pearre
Lioyd Lowndes
United States
Wellingtos
B.A. Richmond
Oolots] Pearce
Dioussteg
Pearre
Lam
Temot Coly
Maryland
Irs
David A. Bobb
Bone
Lawie
Senate
Congress
Lowndes
Wellington
W. W. Brown
Cumberland Daily News
Allegany
Aave Today
Frederick
Pearte
Colonel Pestre
Meese
Galton J. Bretz
Thomas Y. Pow
Richard J Bruce
Frank L Geary
G. Gibson Cowden, Jr
John W. George
John McFarland
John J. Bell
James Campbell
John J. Robinson
Albert L. Tenzil
Javex Mealing
Warren Q. White
W. Wallace McKaig
John J. Stomp
Irvine R. Dickey
William J. Benga
Uroer G. Ostl
Fred. N. Zihlman
Albert G. Washington
David A. Robb
Ulysses Hanns
Barman J. Nolvo
D. Edgar Keller
Frederick County
Charles T. K. Young
Millard B. Perry
John B. Rowser
Charles L. Waonter
James W. Smith
George R. Dennis, Jr
M. FP. Wood
Dr. Snook
Harry Miller
Eugene A. Harrison
Charles Robinson
Charlee W. Wright
City Opera House
Catone
Broderick
O.R Note
Ronthlend Hall
Tre
Advertised Letters in Frederick Saturday Notice
The Frederick parcel lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday June 80. If not claimed within two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. Gentlemen's List includes John Anders H Dict Jarom O Iyes Macey W wd R B Ratasburg V O Strasburger Demerloo Babattuo N D White Roy W Lapirs Tape u 3K a Mable ne we HOOF Mise Peariee Kin Miller Effie McAfes Mrs Mtoe Ade Warner Mrs Ussle ebb.
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Frederick
John Anders
H. Dict
Jarom
O. Iyes
Macey W. Wd
R. B. Ratasburg
Strasburger
Demerloo Babattuo
N. D. Whiteman
Roy W
Lapirs
Mable
Hoof
Mise Peariee
Kin Miller
Effie McAfes
Mrs Mtoe Ade Warner
Ussle
Fragmented OCR Teases Mussling of Doge Mayor Saiees
Readable lines hint at a local political or civic incident involving a mayor and a doge figure. The garbled text references a link ofension and a person named Aaron, with years and telecommunication clues scattered throughout. Further clarity pending complete text.
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Aaron
Visiting relatives fill city with distant callers
Curly PRR S Umal lists numerous Baltimore and regional visitors spending days in the city. The notes name Mary Wood, D. Miller, Wasa Fisher, Joseph Waleb, Joseph Hoffman, Wen Fleets, Lewis Fraley, Edith Taomer, Harry Hagen, Alexander Neill Jr, Montgomery Limpe, Gartis Satth, Robert Moberly, Leater Smith, Janu Egook, Rofas White, Edward H. Sharpr, Catherine Tanger, Lovi Eilen Adams, Eva B Hoffman, Elizabeth Kreh, Chas Keefer, William Goyer, Ira Young, George Pearre Jr, Jacob Biser, Rev W T Metzger, Nelle Mateny, Mrs. J W Himberg, Moore Lampe, John Conley, Mrs Nettle Yeager, Leora Cook, Peter Sahm and grandchildren with ties to Baltimore, Washington, Westminster and other cities.
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Mary Wood
Baltimore
Miller
Wi D
Wasa
O. Fisher
Havreds Grace
Joesph Waleb
Washington
Joseph E. Hoffman
Mar. Wen Fleets
Norfolk
Lewis Fraley
Pateron Street
Edith
Taomer
Baokeye
Harry L. Hagen
Alexander Neill, Jr
Hagers ‘Town
Frederick
Montgomery
Fifth Street
Lovettsville
Mise Gartis Satth
East Fourth Street
Robert Moberly
Walkersville
Readven
Leater Smith
Beitimao
Janu Egook
Warkington
John Holmer
Rofas B. White
Pors Daposl Ia
Howard White
East Fourth
Edward H. Sharpr
West Third Atreet
Hagerstown
Mase Catherine Tanger
Hanover
Patrick Etreet
Westminster
Mra
J. Wo. Himberg
South Market Street
Moore
J. Gerhart
Frank B. Lampe
J. 4. Lampe
East Fifth Ariest
John Conley
John H. Bnoker
Nettle Yeager
Lovenia
Beulah
Bernard
John Mehrling
Weat
Leura I. Cook
South Market
Abjeet
George W. Lerob
Enozville
Peter Sahm
Robert A. Sahm
Funeral notices for four local families in town church services
The community mourns as Mrs Sarah B Wiles and others receive funeral services yesterday. Interments were at Mt Olivet cemetery with pallbearers named. Directors F Sobroancer M H Etohleen and Schroeder assisted. Several other local obituaries and notes describe lingering health and condition updates.
Local art market in Ray ay signals Someta event
Readable notes describe a local arts market in Ray ay featuring Patek pieces and Someta exhibits. Highlights include vendors, curated displays, and a community emphasis on creative work.
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Ray Ay
Patek
Religious World Sunday Services and Notices Around Town
Local churches report Sunday worship and activities across multiple congregations. Hobleyaville details weekday and Sunday services. St John Catholic Church held morning and evening masses. Evangelical Reformed and German Baptist Brethren conducted services. United Brethren hosts Sunday school and officer installation. All Saints Protestant Episcopal, First Baptist, and Methodist Episcopal Church describe sermons on repentance, hospitality, and inconspicuous duty. Trinity M E Church notes morning and evening messages. Lutheran services include parables and Sunday school. Leacher Association plans Braddock Heights picnic. Grace Reformed delivers a patriotic sermon on liberty history. Sunday school attendance rises with 28 new scholars enrolled. overall membership and activity reported.
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Hobleyaville
O. M. Gilpis
Elisabash Knoil
St. John's Catholic Church
Evasgeliont Reformed Church
Brobback
Rom
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Churek - Beatay
German Baptist Brethren
Oeecton Pune
R. &. Brannar
United Brethren Church
Verdey Sanday
A School
J. W. Kirkeoofe
Batata
Oborne Iogle
First Baptist Pharoh
William Hammond Parker
Methodlet Episcopal Church
Trinity M. E
South
Banday
Bev
Jno
Paul Tyler
Tle
Lutheran Church
Steck
Hunday School
Leachara’ Association
Braddock Heights
Grace Reformed Coharob
B. L. McLean
Old State
Toons Christ
John
England
Switzerland
Germany
Martin Luther
America
A. Abbott
Fragmented OCR data on approval and figures
Unclear OCR snippet shows numeric figures and phrases like approved and case. Key entities and context are unreadable, making precise event or subject identification impossible.
July House Keeping and Sale of Bargain Stock
An advertisement announces a housekeeping sale with new season stocks and bargain lots from manufacturers. It lists bleached muslin, taffeta, white bed apparel, and half bleached macastin among items, with substantially discounted prices to start today.
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Bex
Ieee
To Keostre a Legacy
Frederick rural mail carrier Anthony Consol expects to receive about 4000 from the estate of Baldime de Salle Consol of Switzerland who died recently. A letter from his father Peter G. Consol in San Francisco says he has inherited one tenth of a 900,000 franc estate, about 40,000 dollars. The will covers property in Australia, Booth Africa, with heirs in Australia, America, and the United States.
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Keostre
Anthony Consol
Frederick
Catatea
Bie Anole
Baldime de Salle Consol
Switzerland
Consol
Peter G. Consol
San Francisco
France
Australia
Africa
Ae America
Unitedates
Local ordinance on dog muzzling delayed. July 7 enforcement set
Notice from Mayor George Enw, Suit, states July and August muzzle rules cannot be enforced immediately as certain muzzles are unavailable. The taking up and pounding of dogs without mansion will not be enforced until July 7. Also mentions local lawn festival, Braddock Heights fireworks, and various excursion ads amid chaotic OCR text.
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Notics
Gxo
Suit
Frederick city to strictly enforce Fourth of July gun ban
City ordinance to ban firing guns pistols cannons and crackers on streets lanes and alleys within Frederick limits during July Fourth 1906 with heavy fines for violators. Police on duty to enforce and violators will face court. dog owners warned to muzzle dogs July and August or face death by euthanization. Public notices include gun safety and public sale of property listings and local business ads.
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Frederick
Brederick
Gro
Sts
Gao Eow. Bure
Deaths of William Clagatt and William Krieg
Obituary notices report the death of William Clagatt a 28 year old Baltimore lineman fatally shocked by a wire on June 25 his remains conveyed to Mt Alry for burial June 28 at 9a m Howard Chapel conducted by Charles E Falts of the United Brethren Church pallbearers from the Brotherhood of Electric Workers and others. William Krieg a respected resident of Backeystown died at home from paralysis at 78 years 8 months 6 days survived by widow and eight children with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also noted is the infant Carroll Bailey son of Mr and Mrs B S Bailey dying unnamed in the Roeu op you overt in the News.
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William Clagatt
William Clagott
Baltimore
Mt. Alry
Howard Chapel
Charles E Falts
United Brethren Church
Brotherhood of Electric Workere and Ware
Milton Harder
Frank Lauber
Charles Dorsey
James War- Geld
John Martin
Herry Hill
T. Lawis
William Krieg
Citisen
Backeystown
Paral i
John Krieg
Manark
Ohio
Jeosle Krolg
Adametown
Mons
Wade
Mt. Olivet
Carrol Bailey
A. Carroll Baieg
Roeu
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Madaline Dyers
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Faroy Chackers
Brsant & Knott
Te City Hotel
Morgan Geol
Blapte and
Faroy Grocerier
L'quors
Geffen
Glenn C. Uarbers
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Indian Spring
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Corey Steem
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Brandard Oil Company
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Niagara Amd Erie
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