Personal notices from the city and surrounding towns
A column of brief personal items lists Ex-Sheriff Otho J. Gaver visiting Baltimore on business, local residents relocating or visiting. notes on Jamestown Exposition attendees, family visits, and a few minor changes of address. Also mentions James K. P. Brightwell and his son Benjamin recovering sight, and market prices for fruits and a minor injury report from Mrs Lanora Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Moble Cope
Cumberland
Otho J. Gaver
Barkittsville
Mg. Jasmes Wiveberg
Boston Conaetvatory of Music
Bmiazea Corinne
Emma Payne
Mrs. Linthicum
Roydr, d
Thomes Baggs
Balsimoe Aianty
Thomas Hickman
Baltimore
Wm. H. Hammack
Bate
Haverstown
Edward Miller
West Patrisk
East Oborah Street
Roy Anvieberg
T Haa
Misa Mary Ways
Misa Neomi Hershberger
Norsh Market Street
Miguel Grace
Loutis Boyle
Etta Gramer
Toledo
Ohio
Charles Graser
Familly
East Third Straat
As Vielt
Mra
Luther Kuhlman
Gettynburg
Arthur D. Willard Snd
Bsva
Resiive
M. Hench
North Market Street
Trance
Misa
Carrie Flautt
Messra
Walter Flauts
Bernard Kennedy
W. W. Osborn
Wess
Streer
Los Angeles
Cal
Cyros Thomas
Wallie Thomas
Weahington
Hotel Breddock
Monocacy Valley Canning Factory Busy During Pea Season
The Monocacy Valley Canning Company’s factory is active in pea canning with modern machinery. About 125 workers, including women and children, process 400 to 600 bushels daily, producing 36,000 cans per ten hours. Cans are filled, capped, cooled, and labeled, using automatic and hand methods as needed. The crop is about half a fall crop, better than last year but below early expectations, with wet weather reducing growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsa
Procomes
Monocacy Valley Canning CompAny
Lester
Reunions at Pen Mak July events at Pan-Mar park
July reunions will be held at Pan Mar park Pine Mountain resort opened for 1907 season. Presbyterians meet July 11 Reformed reunion July 18 with President Roosevelt invited and William J Bryan keynote. Latheran reunion July 25 with alumni from Franklin and Marshall Ursina College Collegeville and Woman's College of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Mar Park
Pine Mountain
Tas Latheran
Hag
Roosevalt
Wiliam J. Bryan
George W. Richards
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancarsey
Reformed Raunion
Reaformond Ideala
Braddock Heights
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Ursina Gallege
Collegeville
Woman’s College
Frederick
Montgomery Primaries Set Rules and Fees for August Election
The Montgomery County Democratic Party met in Rockville to enact rules for the August primary. Fees levied on candidates include 50 cents for State's attorney, 25 dollars for sheriff, 20 dollars for county commissioners, 15 dollars for House of Delegates and Orphans' Court judge, 10 dollars for surveyor, and 50 cents for State offices. Two delegates to the State convention will be elected by popular vote, and delegates must vote as a unit for the county’s gubernatorial nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratia Party
Montgomery County
Rockville
Honea
Orphana' Court
Chippewa Tribe Heads to Martinsburg Demonstration
A large delegation from Chippewa Tribe One will travel to Martinsburg West Virginia on Thursday to participate in a demonstration organized with Tuscarora Tribe. The Independent Sa Jeos Band will accompany and provide music for the event. They will depart on a special trolley at 6:40 for Hagerstown, then take the 8 Q Cumberland Valley Railroad to Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Sa Jeos
Hagerstown
Martinaburg
Lightning shocks Jefferson residents at O P telephone line
During a storm last evening between Sand 9 o clock the O P telephone line in the Jefferson residence of Abe Hemp Sr. was burned by a bolt of lightning striking the wire. The Hemp family felt the shock in the sitting room where Abe Hemp Jr. sat near a desk by a desk. The lamp burned brown and the room went dark. Mr Hemp Sr Mrs Hemp Sr Mr Hemp Jr and Eugene Goat boarding with the family all felt the shock and were shaken but able to move about this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je Haron
Abe Bemp
Jefferson
Abs Hemp, Jr
Henrp
Hemp, Jr
Eugene Goat
Frederick team to play Beoksy’s Rata at Athletic Park
The Frederick club will cross bats with Beoksy's Rata tomorrow evening at Athletic Park. An amateur league opener tonight features the Orioles and the Rosabods, played on grounds opposite Ox Fibra Brush Works. Last night Night Owls beat Grand Old Rags 6 to 5 with Burch’s two bases and Stall’s batting stands out. Mayflowers defeated Virger's Phonographs 10 to 0 at the new Athletic Park yesterday with Samus Gardner excelling at shortstop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Crosa Bata
Beoksy
Rata
Athletic Park
Orioles
Rosabods
Ox Fibra Brush Works
Night Owls
Burch
Stall
Owls
Tana
Kennedy
Rags
Heck
New Athletic Park
Mayflowers
Virger
Samus Gardner
Mayfowers
Whipp
Toilmac
Schell
Fisher
Ramsburg
Stockman
Dray Horse Breaks Free Rampage Through Carroll Street
A horse pulling a dray escaped at Carroll and B&O Railroad yards in Carroll and bolted toward Market Street. It collided with a vehicle near Quire Corner, injuring a girl who was pushing the cart. Murray Dronanburg seized the horse by the nose and halted it. Ham Davis fell and hurt his arm during the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Ronaway
Murray Dronanburg
Qborch
Pstrick
Ham Davis
Warrant Issued for Charles B Maurtin
A warrant is sworn for Charles N Martin of Mé Plossant on charges of receiving money under false pretenses and forging names. He is alleged to have attempted to obtain $700 to $800 by fraud and to have sold items that belonged to others. His personal effects were seized. he is described as having left for parts unknown. At Braddock Heights the Baker West Comedy Co opened a five night run with rain affecting attendance. shows run nightly with vaudeville acts and a Thursday matinee for the Fourth of July including dancing each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Maurtin
Charles N. Martin
Plossant
Martin
Hsalec
Braddock Heights
Baker-West Comedy Co
Vaudevilla
Braddock Aeights
Baker West Comedy Co
Direus
Ketth
Cargo
Stauffer Galway Wedding in New York City
Glenn O. Stauffer of Baltimore weds Mies Jane Galway of Belleville Canada at Church of Transfiguration New York City. Ceremony by Rev Dr Georges D Houghton. They will live at 1219 Madison Ave Baltimore Md. Camp 17 P O S of A plans dedication of Camp 386 Littlestown Pa with Usamp 44 joining from Woodsboro for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffrer—Galway
Glenn O. Stauffer
Baltimore
Mies Jane Galway
Belleville
Canada
Church of Transfiguration
New York City
Georges D. Houghton
Camp 17
P.O. 8
A. &His City
Littlestown
Woodsboro
Usamp 44
Expert rat killer nets 26 rats in a week
Mr. Frank V. Stub captured 16 large rata in a steel trap last night, bringing the total to 26 rats trapped since Sunday. The rodents were killed by the whippet dog of Mr. J. Daniel Crimmins, which reportedly dispatched tenacity rats in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Stub
J. Daniel Crimmins
Parcel Room Service to Open at All Pennsylvania Stations
Beginning July 1, the Pennsylvania Railroad will permit patrons to check baggage and other articles in baggage rooms at all ticket stations lacking parcel checking rooms. A five cent per 24 hours rate applies, with exceptions from Saturday noon to Monday noon when goods are held for five cents. After 24 hours, ten cents more per extra 24 hours, minimum $1 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pannayl—vania Railroad
Amsil
New Block Station Erected by Northern Central Railroad
A block station was erected at the corner of Hast and Eighth streets and opened yesterday. The move follows a ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Howard O. White is placed in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central Railroad
Hast and
Eighth Streets
Interstate Commerce Commission
Howard O. White
State Aeris of Eagles Meeting Set for July
The Maryland State Aerie of the Fraternal Eagles will meet on Tuesday July 9 and 10. Justice O. A. Eckstein of the city is the State treasurer. Delegates from Frederick Aerie include B J. Wadar, Ernest Mr. Fox and Oberios F. Oramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeris of Eagles
Maryland
Maesh
Taseday
Combshand
Justice O. A. Eckstein
Fretterick Aerie
B J. Wadar
Ernest Mr. Fox
Oberios F. Oramer
Baker Emerges as Governor Nomination Favorite
Mr David Lowenstein reports growing support for Joseph D Baker as the gubernatorial nominee across political lines in Baltimore. He cites favorable comments from Democrats and Republicans and notes excitement over Baker's candidacy, with strong sentiment predicting a decisive election victory if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowenatcis
Baltimore
Joseph D. Baker
Mr. Lowenstein
Mrr. Baker
Lowenstein
Democras
Tha Baembera
Maryland
Baker
Bear
Hves
The month of picnics and hot weather outlook
The column notes that June 1907 was the coldest on record for 76 years while July may bring hot waves as Mars and Earth align. It mentions a food note for raspberry shortcake currant pie and gooseberry tart. A baseball incident ends with Mr. Baumgardner injuring his nose and stomach. J H Snyder, Oklahoma organizer of the Socialist party, will speak in the city tomorrow at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hickman
Chas BE. Danner
Mars
Earth
Thomas Baumgardner
The Work of Death Bessie Makel
Bessie Makel wife of Frank Makel died Sunday at 1 80 o'clock at her Lime Kiln home of septicemia aged 57 5 months 23 days funeral held yesterday at 8 o'clock at Bockeystown AME Church led by Rev M Henry Heard pallbearers named and interment at Hops Hill funeral director Thomas P Risa also noted killed by lightning Three horses and two cows belonging to nearby farmers in Domne Montgomery county were struck dead by lightning during last night's storm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Makel
Frank Make
Lime Kiln
Bockeystown
M Henry Heard
Daniel J. Bell
W. Orrison Palmer
Benjamin H. Goins
Clifton Posey
Walter Johnson
Howard Grason
Hops Hill
Thomas P. Risa
Domne
Montgomery County
Local notices urge tailoring, travel, and sales deals
Local mentions advertise spring suits by Alonzo Ely at 42 North Market and accessories by Braur Kenpier Co. Offers include a 6 40 departure for Chippawa Tribe and Band, round trip fare 1.76, and a closeout sale on serges and fancy satin. Also promotes Oxforda, gun metal leather goods, Sparkle electric sparkler, and Fourth of July specials.
J D Baker and C M Thomas Named Bank Officers
J D Baker is listed as President and C M Thomas named Vice President Cashier in the banking roster. The document shows Baker and Thomas as senior officers in the institution.
Local events and notices attract readers for July Fourth plans
Local notices announce P.O.S.A. members meeting June 4 at Camp Room Littlestown with parade badges. Martinsburg W Va Fourth of July parade featuring 11 bands and 7 fire company groups. reminders to pay gas and electric bills by the 10th to save discounts. ads for apparel, barber services, fireworks, picnics, dancing, and two July 4 baseball games in Washington and Frederick with modest admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. S. of A
Littlestown
So'olook
Atarp
Jos. ZomeRman
Rep
Sea
Martinsburg
W. Va
St. Joseph’s
Washington
Frederick
Grandstand
Citywide fireworks ban strict enforcement announced
The ordinance banning fring of gana pistola and explosives on streets alleys and within Frederick city limits will be strictly enforced from July 4 1907. Police will arrest those firing guns pistols cannons or cannon crackers with heavy fines and bail for concealed weapons. Officials cite Section 258 Article 37 of the Code declaring toy cartridge pistols a crime. Also notices list July 1 1907 subscriptions due for YMCA Building Fund and local business ads including rugs hammocks and confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iante
Fraderlck
Frederick
Gro
Burrn
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
New Haven
Stev. George Day
Conn
M. Daly
Wasuimdvom
Dimatch
Ian News
Haryland
W. L. Moon
Boranu
Ssogor
Walkersville Savings Bank
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Brg
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Ad Ears Nuws
Staap, Keller & Ua Tailerir
Ly Essursion
Sparklerg
P.O S
J. Zimmerman
Oxfords
Sraup, Kellar & Oo
Fred
Gaa & Elec So
Staup, Kellar & Co
Neidig & Miller
Sudzerebers Sili Presse
James K. P. Brightweail
Benjamin Brightwall
Presbyterian Infirmary
Gary
Lanora Zimmerman
Haat Third Street
EWSPA
Ehachive
PRAS
Monocacy Valley
Pen Mak
Montgomery
Baseball
Hymenkal
Littleatown
MR. Baker
David Lowenstein
Hilm
Alonzo Ely
North Market
Chippawa Triba
Square Corner
Specisl
Osra
Oxforda
Braur, Kenpier & Co
Sergen
Fansy Saitings
Stavp, Ketusr & Co
Conyer
Citizens’ Rational Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
HO. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
Jas. McSuerry
D. BE. Kefauver
John
Ranserre
Q. Baker
A. D. Baker
D. A. Harcert
Tos
Haller
C. M. Thomas
Daniel Parker
Bers
Styla
Staor, Ketuzr & Co
Barneaville
Seleet Orchestra
Walnut 86
Harrisburg
J. F. Yiegar
Wa Rowe
Joseph
Joan de, Ben Erickson
Fred. Co
John D. Hendrickson
Mn & Miller
Nana
Feidig & Miller
Convent of the Visitation
Addresa Directiens
Visitation Convent
Y. M. C. A. Building Fund
J. Travers Tuomas
Citizen’s Nationsal Bank
Frederick County Farmer's Nxcohawgs
Nibrah Cafe
Avyenue
New
Open
Jensniz A. Hanspty
L. BE. Mullinix
Sumter Rugs
Matsinga
L. KE. Mulling
N. B
George
Bedok
Lea Yard
Prica
George S. Rodock & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Righ
Professional Cares
Goort Street
Aato
Kennington
Alfred Ritter
Ross Mac-Eenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Mas- Suse
Wil Heave
South Orket St
D. H. B. Peterman
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Maris Dawly
L. Kefauver
Kea
D. Mt
North Market Sy
Augildiy
Cramer & Stauferr
NOAH
Derick
Byaufteri
City
Boyds
Brunswick
Indian Springs
New Electric Road
S. Market St
Third St
N. Market Ir
Jeteraville
Pines
B. Sappington
City Bath
Fredsrice
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