Weather Record and Local Notices for July Fourth
The Frederick Daily News lists a weather record for July with temperatures and tides, followed by local notices. It notes visitors and residents traveling to and from Frederick, including Miss Hannah Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Zeigler, and Miss Myrtle Smith, with multiple brief mentions of trips to Knoxville, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Garrett
East Patrick Street
Knoxville
BE. A. Zeigler
Araby Public School
Migeie Dutrow
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Airs
Edwin Horine
Burkists
Ville
L. A. Brewer
Cedar Rapids
D. AL. Whipp
Burkittsville
B. V. Garrett
Mabel
Hagerstown
Rose Duvall
Martinsburg
W.a
JE. Hartley
B.E. P. Grampton
Baltimore
Dtr
O. P. Crampton
Myrtle Smith
Springfield
Misses Grove
Broad Row
C.D. Tyson
Hood Harryman
Brush Factory
G. T. Robin
Arlington
N.J
Robin
G.F. S. Zammerman
Slageie Kolb
Frederick
Ina Bitner
South Potomac Street
Mamie Kreps
Helene
Molite Batigis
Weverton
Katie Devilbiss
Balstimore
Nellie Whiner
Fountain Mille
Lewis Whilhide
J. A. Ramsburg
Fourth Street
Catherine Kanode
Juilu
Charlestown
W. Va
S.R Reese
West Third Street
Thomas
Washington, DC
Wm. Griffin
South Market Street
Thomas Manght
Frederick Schroeder
Baltimors
Grayson
Hedge Fence Company
Standard Lime Company
Binnie Mehbring
Tramsville
Harry Mehrling
West- South Street
Washington, D. C
Wilnuth Adams
Chicago
Charles Adams
Sarah Brest
Nellie
Geo. A. Rether
Middletown
Thomas Gorsuch
First National Bank of
Custom House
Marine
Alice Rontzabn
Wim. H. McCaffrey
Adam Roogte
E. E. DeLashmuit
Withiam
Greencastle
Roy McGarden
Katie
Lyle Price
John EB. Price
P. RR
Lewis C. Castle
Garrett
Bowers
C. E B. Bowers
O. Keedy
Lillie Filler
Loudon County
C. E. Shafer
Boonsboro
W. M. McKsig
New York
Fourth of July Festivities in Frederick Area
Frederick counts the 115th anniversary of American independence with picnics, games, parades, and fireworks. Numerous towns, clubs, churches, and societies schedule events from Relays Station to Walkersville, including ball games, temperance meetings, and a dramatic club benefit in Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiephone Exchange
Pen-Mar
Bl& O
PRR
F.C. B
Odd Fellows of
Tamsville
Liberty
M. P. Church
Brush Factors
Buckeystown
Braddock
Stars
Everhearts
Woodcock
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Western Union
Frederick Union B. B
Martinsburg
Harrison
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cerriers
Richard Mansfield Dramatic Club
Washington, D. C
Adamstown
St Luke’s Parish
Glorious Fourth Celebrations Planned Across Montgomery County
Montgomery plans multiple observances with speeches by Rev. J J Mair at Washington Grove at 8 00 pm music and fireworks. Gaithersburg hosts a Greed Templars picnic with a grove celebration and Brewerks display. Emmitsburg scales back the Feurté of duly for a unity picnic. committees named, Capt George T F Ester chairing, W A Troxell secretary. big day expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drill Association
Braddock
Feslgdville
Sunday School
All Saints P. E. Church
New Matter Comet
Prof
Hopkins
Black Rock
Fallons
Walkersville
Walkersville Lodge
T. Rey
A. J. Gill
H.C. Waill
C. F. Markell
Frederick
St. John’s Lyceum
Zacharias
Liberty
Lyceum B. B
Liberty Club
East Second Street
Col. C
Baltimore
L. F. Warper
Centreville
United American Mechanics
Montgomery County
Washington Grove
J. J. Mair
E Street Baptist Church of Washington
Art Gaithersburg
Greed Templars
Brewerks
Bell Recent
Emmisbirye
Arthur Poet
Massasoit Trte
Lou. KS Tie Emit Corset
Emereld Berencal Association
George TF. Ester
W. A. Troxell
Emmitsburg
Among the Churches Sunday Services and Events
Rev J B Bart conducts Children's Day at Rocky Ridge and St Matthew's near the Manor. Reformed and Lutheran denominations hold morning and evening services in Knoxville Burkittsville Petersville and Mechanicstown. A July 18 19 Sunday School Convention is planned for Alleghany at Lonaconing. Various sermons and confirmations are noted along with upcoming musical and missionary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bart
Rocky Ridge
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
the Manor
Reformed Church
Knoxville
Burkittsville
Mickly
Helfenstein
Lutheran Church
Petersville
Ladies of
New London
M. EL Church
G. A. Whitmore
Alleghany County
Maryland Sunday School Union
Lonaconing
Harmony Grove
Alusic
Frederick Etchison
Baltimore
Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Jefferson
W.C.T. U
W. H
Ladies’ Aid Society
G. B
Mite Society
Sunday School Board
G. B. Church
Wm. Borger
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elechanicstown
Robert L.leatherman
Daniel Leatherman
Lewistown
A T. E. Leatherman
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Minnesota
Luther
Black
Wm. J. Bisch
Brechanicstown
Gettysburg
Altoona
Pape
Pennsylvania College
Theological Seminary
Maryland Pensions for Frederick County Claimants
Maryland pension list issued to 40 claimants in Frederick County and surrounding areas. Names include Original, Drury, C. Smith, James P. Ruggold, Wm. R. Baker, John D. Dockjan, John Sommer, Wm. Sherman, Moses Hammond, Thos. Springer, Wm. H. Thompson, Mathias Robinett, Benjamin Smith, Thomas Zepp, Wm. H. Green, plus Original widows and related names such as Dec Lawrends Curtis, Mary Lon Chew, Mary A To Original, Scipio Africanus, Jeremiah Hanson, John T. Northouse, Wm. Murray, Stephen Carmack, Cuaries Addison, Albert A. Allard, John W. Weaver, Andrew J. Plowman, Charles Bradyhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick County
Original
Drury
C. Smith
James P. Ruggold
Wm. R. Baker
John D. Dockjan
John Sommer
Wm. Sherman
Moses Hammond
Thos. Springer
Wm. H. Thompson
Mathias Robinett
Benjamin Smith
Thomas Zepp
Wm. H. Green
Lawrends Curtis
Mary Lon Chew
Mary A
Debbi Coates Released on Habeas Corpus Condition
A severe condition listed Debbie Coates, a colored inmate held on disox Gerry house charges, was released yesterday afternoon by the court on habeas corpus with the stipulation she vacate the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Coates
The Work of Death Ep Corrick
Edward Corrick a former Rockville resident died at his Kensington home from consumption aged about forty He was a native of Middletown in the county and passed away yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep. Corrick
Edward Corrick
Rockville
Kensington
Mr. Corrick
Middletown
Professor Guion Overdosed On Chloral At City Hotel
Prof E B Guion owner of a business school in the Erchien building was found unconscious at the Celrsst Hotel last evening from an overdose of chloral. He had taken about 120 grains while severely prostrated. Dr C F Goodell and F Lorentz administered emetics and revived him after several hours. He is reported out of danger this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cexlrst
B. Guion
Erchien
C.F. Goodell
Guion
Baltimore
Eston & Barnett’s College
E. Hobbs
Reetaurant
Benth Market Street
Br. E. Maders
Retief Ausocianion
Brunswick
Mechanicstows
Dunloe
M. Biiely
Mechanicstown
Gettysbu
W. MR
Moriah Furnace
Carrol
Westminster
E. E. Black
Frederick
W.E. R
Tolchester
Tus Newa
Etchison Firm in Frederick Dissolves After Long Rule
Frederick business scene marks end of Henry N Etchison & Son furniture dealers and undertakers on South Market street. Henry Etchison, born in Jefferson, moved to Frederick in 1807 and built the family store. son William H B Etchison assumes control, continuing a line noted for integrity and public minded progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Henry N. Etchison & Son
South Market Street
Tak News
Henry
Etcison
Jefferson
James Whitehill
East Patrick Street
Liost TF. Macgill
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Etchison
Esat Patrick
South Market
West Third
Harlem Bicycle Club Members Entertained at Dean Residence
The Harlem bicycle club of Brooklyn, including Bir. Frank 3B. Mainhart’s son, arrived in the city en route to the Hagerstown Inest and were entertained at the residence of Sir. J. Albert Dean. The event featured a lavish decor with Chinese lanterns, social games, and refreshments. Many club members and local residents attended, with decorations by Harmony Grove’s young ladies. Also host Miss Jee Ste Mesis hosted friends with games and lively company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelmes
Harlem Bicycle Club
Brooklyn
Frank
Mainhart
Daniel Mainhart
Hagerstown
J. Albert Dean
Harmony Grove
Emmys
Tillie
Julia
Nannié
Lizid
Grace ‘Bouck
Fannie
Alice
Refeuver
Ketes esd-Nelle Deas
M Retwiver
Rettle
Nellie-Dean
Mol- HeBedle
Idd Mannhart
W. J. Wormsp
George Houck
George Bronner
John Edward Gittinger
G.’ William’ Dean
J. W. Hnumm
Geo. ML. Wormsn
E. D. Shriner
D. Thomas
Charles Houck
O. B. T. Hendrickson
Nosh B. Cramer
Ed. Linn
Willie Houck
John W
Stewart Dean
John Michael
Casper Cline
Albertus Wallace
Jacob
Broken Limbs From Orchard Falls and Rebreaking Leg
Mr. L Z Shafer of Broad Ren area suffered a bad cherry tree fall last week, breaking an arm above the wrist and receiving surgical care from Dr. Beckley of Middletown. His arm is healing rapidly. Mr. W S Refsarer near Broad Raw, who had a previously broken leg that was mending, rebroken it last week causing renewed pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Shafer
Broad Ren
Beckley
Middletown
W. S. Refsarer
Broad Raw
Rev Gil on Cycling Tour Seeks Repair After Collision
Rev A J Gil collided with another rider last evening while riding his bike and damaged the machine. He sent the bicycle to New York today for repair. no News Tomorrow due to a National Holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gil
New York
Carpet Room Sale Features Rugs and Remnants
Mullinix and Kemp advertise a sale of carpet remnants including ingrains tapestries body brussels and velvets. Great bargains on mats and mattings with prices listed such as 36 cents and 3 cents in a compact promotional notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs
Mullinix & Kemp
Fire destroys Wilcoton and Markey lumber yard workroom
Early morning blaze at Wilcoton and Markey lumber yard on West Second Street damages the work room and planing room. Firefighters from Frederick and local Independents prevent spread to adjacent property. Loss estimated at 1000 with $8000 insured, affecting stock and machinery. building intact. Also notes an estate transfer in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoton & Markey
Gre
Mezsre
Wes
Amred Plugieg
Frederick County Mutual
Afr
B. Hartsock
Frederick Tre Inddiex
Lonaine
Trojacs
Markey
Mutual of Philadelphia
Markey Catate
Fourth of July fireworks and goods sale at The Gem
Local notice highlights Bond's Baltimore fireworks and cheap sports gear at The Gem near City Hotel, promoting a large stock and low prices. Also mentions Export Brewage beer by Baltimore Brewing Company and a note from Besant & Knott. Includes a manufacturing update from B A Shriner Milling Company about return to production after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onpestte City Hotel
Bond
David H. Smith
Temple of Fancy
Fyddlet
Browage
Baltimore Brewing Company
Besant & Knott
Jyi
Jeresvilie SereRiuog
B.A. Shriner Milling Company
Notable Guests Dallen Home Hosts Distinguished Figures
Distinguished guests visited Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren at her South Mountain residence last week, including Misa Drexel of New York Misees Car Misso and Taylor of Washington Count de Chambrin Arthur Keith Goldsborough Shialda Montague Earle Josiah Pierce Jr Redwood and Horace Wylie among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Drexel
New York
Misees Car Misso and Taylor
Washington, D. C
Count de Chambrin
Arthur Keith
Goldsborough
Shialda
Montague Earle
Josiah Pierce, Jr
Redwood
Horace Wylie
Dallen
Admiral Dahlgren
South Mountain
Steensfors offers Black Plaid and Goud Lawns at low price
Steensfors te D.C. Wirabrener and Co offer great barzsios Black Plaid, Strized and Dotrey lawns, light colored lawns, and challees at $0 per park. The chaotic OCR text contains brand names and terms, with pricing indicating promotional offers and lawn products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steensfors
D.C. Wirabrener & Co
Ofer
Great
Barzsios
Wreck at Riebt's Mill Delays Freight Train on B and W Line
A late evening wreck near Rite mill on the B and W rail line caused a freight train bound west to derail several cars. Cars carrying coffee and provisions scattered across the track. A wrecker and bands were sent to the scene and crews worked overnight and today to clear debris. No injuries were reported. Also noted is a new director appointed for the Academy of the Visitation due to Sister Louiss O Donohue’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riebt's Mill
Rite? Mill
Baltimore
Louiss O’donohue
Siptey Bernard English
Richmond
Academy of the Visitation
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