This Date In History July 3 Independence Holiday Notice
A jumble of historic notes includes births and deaths of Louis XI and Mary de Medicis plus Irish leader Henri Grattan. Also mentions a Glasgow event and a civic firework note. The page ends with a notice that Tomorrow is a legal holiday and no issue of The News will be printed.
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Louis XI of France
Charles VI
Bruges
Mary de Medicis
Henri Grattan
Vi Vomim
Jordan
Attres
Moter
Witham LY
St. Cloud
Frasce
Ireland
Rome
Tish
Glascow
Tee News
Brief Bits From the Local Page
Work on the new reservoir progresses with puddling ending in a couple days. Peach shipments from Blue Mountain belt will not be a total loss says a prominent citizen. The longest days of the year bring warmer weather as days shorten. Seltzer and milk praised as fine warm weather drinks. Bass strings caught near Shepherdstown this week. Canal business nearly at a standstill. Frederick County receives 3350.22 from annual free school funds. Citizens discuss hunger and thirst not always for righteousness. Key Monument committee seeks contributions for Cleveland convention. Kart Tick pat street odor from sewer concerns residents. Dr Ephraim H. Kline injures foot stepping on a nail. A horse from Nicholas Lochner’s butcher wagon frightened, stopped near City Hall.
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Blue Mountain Belt
Shepherdstown
Frederick County
Key Monument Committee
Christian Endeavor
Cleveland
Ohio
Kart Pattick Street
Ephraim H. Kline
Nicholas Lochner
North Market Street
Maryland News Highlights From State and Counties
Cecil has two county treasurers and Cecil court in session. Miss Addie Sherman, railroad evangelist, dies at Oakland. Mrs Nancy Dukes dies in Caroline county aged 84. Water service improvement planned for Annapolis. Commonwealt rs receive wine barrels from California. Jas Lynch named Cecil county poor trustee. Free school fund distribution noted. Carrier pigeons from Bel Air reach Baltimore in 26 minutes. Physicians statewide register as required by 1894 act. Samuel Williams of Germantown dies. both about 51. Memorial window for Judge Wm. S. Stewart placed in St Johns Church Howard county. Frankforter family injured in Hampfield runaway. H H Dashield new port collector at Crisfield. deputies named. Maryland Diploma of Excellence noted by Baltimore News. Advertisement for Syrup of Figs by California Fig Syrup Co.
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Cecil
Garret
Addie Sherman
Oakland
Nancy Dukes
Caroline County
Annapolis Water Service
California
Jas. Lynch
Cecil County
Free School Fund
Belair
Baltimore
Samuel Williams
Germantown
St. John’s Cauron
Howard County
Wm. S. Stewart
S&s F. Frankforter
Hampfield
Baltimore County
H.H Dashield
Fourth of July promises a morning civic celebration in Frederick
The town gears up for Independence Day with no formal general celebration planned yet many come to the riverfront and Opera House program by the Philo msnthean Literary Society featuring Hon. Ainsworth Spofford and Prof. Cyres Thomas. The day includes church services a grave ceremony for Maryland’s first governor and a large gun club shoot near town.
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Frederick
Philomsnthean Literary Society
City Opera House
Order of American Mechanica
Ainsworth R. Spofford
Librarian of
Congress
Cyres Thomas
Smithsonian Institute
Mfe
Cherry Anders
Washington
Western Cuion
Misees Eugenie Washington
Mary Deshi
Fim Lorraine Dorsey
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. H. M. Rueble
All Saints Episcopal Church
Eisenhauer
Prof. Smith
Mise Campbell
All Saints Sunday School
Buoday
St. James Lutheran Sunday School
HE Gun Club
Frederick Gun Club
McDevitt
Fire at Brunswick Destroys Dry Goods Stock
A morning blaze in the dry goods and millinery shop of Herring Brothers in the Bretszend Kamberger building near the old depot at Brunswick destroyed the entire stock. Loss estimated at $3,000. the building remained intact. Noah E. Cramer handled the insurance on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Brothers
Bretszend Kamberger
Brapewick
Noah E. Cramer
Health report and records filed for June actions
The monthly health report shows 28 deaths by causes including meningitis and brain injury with a note on contagious diseases and reporting to the Marine Hospital service. Instruments filed in June include deeds 69 mortgages 52 bills of sale 12 and other records.
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Tve
Weymen
Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Court House
Gale
Tuesday Market Report From Frederick County
A lively market scene notes plentiful supply of fresh vegetables fruit and eggs with prices listed. Eggs 12 cents a dozen onions strawberries and berries in season plus peaches plums and apples among goods available. Market offerings include cucumbers tomatoes dewberries and watermelons with various price points.
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Cora
Frederick County
Social World Dances at Kel Mar on Summer Series Start
The first Kel-Mar summer dance drew many guests from Frederick on the 629 train and private conveyances. A spacious platform and boating were features. another dance is planned in about two weeks. This item also notes a Schreysville dance tonight hosted by Mr. Wm. Davis with local committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel Mar
Kel-Mar
Frederick
Kel- Mar
Wm. Davis
Schreysville
Charles ‘Leney
Joan N.C. Hedges
John L. Murray
Erection of Officers in Young Men's Catholic Union
The Young Men's Catholic Union held a meeting in their room last evening. The secretary Albert Smith and treasurer Charles Brenner reported six months of progress with membership and influence increasing. Elected for six months: President Alonzo Ely. vice presidents George Crum and George Roberto. secretary Albert Smith. assistant secretary Charles Kronz. treasurer Charles F. Brones. board Elmer Stup William Ebberte George Topper. sergeant at arms B Russell. color bearers William Roberts Joseph out.
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MO. U
Ofiers
Catholic Union
Albert Smith
Chas. T. Brenner
Frances
Alonzo 8. Ely
George Crum
George Roberto
Albert Smalth
Chas. Kroon'z
Trearer
Charles F. Broanes
Board of Governors
Elmer Stup
Wm. Ebberte
George Topper
Braddock County July 2 Brings Society Activities and Local Notes
Braddock July correspondence notes no Sunday preaching due to Rev Gasskarl at Pleasant Hub. Christian Endeavor elects officers for three months led by President William Summers and Miss Ada Thomas. Ice cream festival planned July 7 12 and 14 to aid the Sunday school. Local visits and farm notes include Canada Wonder wheat potential and a near mishap unloading molasses. Real estate transfers list Buhrman Fox and McLain deeds. Ephraim Eyler’s baby John William baptized at Reformed church.
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Church Yard
Thoreday
Mary Lewis
Baltimore
Afiss Florence Mercer
Misa Coblentz
Middletown
Lilitte Remsburg
C. M. Phleeger
Phleeger
Tomstoys
Wm. Holker
Fannie Klebos
Thomas Remsburg
Charles A. Thomas
Joseph
Canada
M. E.G
Feagaville
D. Gibbon
J. A. Grombine
Mr. Gibbon
Henry W. Summar
Middletown Valey
Ephraim Eyler
West Patrick Street
Reformed Church
R. Eschbach
John William
Seventh annual picnic at Island Park August 8
Local MC G will host its seventh annual picnic at Island Park on August 8 with a first class orchestra. Bids for the refreshments booth are invited from Charles F. Brenner, business manager, P O box 243. Hang your hammocks in the shade and have a good time. Smith's Temple of Fancy offers fire works, crackers, and a sale on wine and wares.
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MC. G
Island Park
Charles F. Brenner
P. O. Box
Justin
Smith
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Smith's
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company appoints new superintendent
Bir Charles G Barfoot of Georgia is named Superintendent of the Frederick Electric Light and Power Company and will oversee all state business. Fireworks advertised at cost with large stock and low prices. Store hours extended. Memorial lecture on memory by Prof Boyd at M E Church. Free admission. Additional details and local ads for Fourth of July preparations and groceries.
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Liberty
Johnny
George Perry
Chas. G. Barfoot
Georgia
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Boyd
M. KE
Professor Boyd
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