July 3 in American History and Battle of Gettysburg
A compact timeline notes July 3 1776 George Washington assuming command at Cambridge and the 1863 Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg with 9 000 troops and 6 000 supports. Also mentions Cerrera's Spanish fleet defeat and a brief Astronomical events section detailing evening stars Mercury and morning stars Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter with a Great Bear reference.
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Continental Congress
George Washington
Tle
Cambridge
Gettysburg
George EB. Pickett
Cemetery Ridge
Cerrera
Sautiago Harbor
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Frederick News Mail Service for Fredericktonians
Fredericktonians may keep in touch with home by having the Frederick News mailed to any address. It can be sent for 25 cents per month prepaid and changes of address are allowed without interruption of service. Orders can be mailed or phoned to the listed numbers to start or adjust delivery.
No News Tomorrow Observes July 4 Holiday
The News 1B will not publish tomorrow as a holiday. The business office closes for the day and employees take time off. Saturday’s Daily News will carry full accounts of the events. The Friday issue of the Semi-Weekly News was published today and will be read at the usual time.
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Residents of Frederick and nearby areas report illnesses and recoveries. Henry Klipp on West Fifth Street is quite sick while Ruth Crist shows improvement. Samuel Trout on East Sixth Street is bedbound with sciatic rheumatism, and Bradley T. Marman on East Fifth Street is now able to move about. Moss Belle-Delaplane of East Church Street is improving after a stairs fall. A Summer School for Teachers meeting decided to place J Montgomery Gambrill of Baltimore, an instructor at Teachers College Columbia University, in charge of organizing the school. Grayson Sinley, realtor and insurer, has offered 110 acres near Mt Airy to D. Griffith for Joseph H Linthicum on private terms.
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Frederick
Henry Klipp
West Fifth Street
Migs
Ruth Crist
Samuel Trout
East Sixth Street
Moss Belle-Delaplane
East Church Street
School For Teachers
J. Montgomery Gambrill
Baltimore
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
N.Y
Charce
Gambrili
Grayson H. Sinley
Mal Estate
D. Grofith
Mt Airy
Joseph H Linthicum
Locket with initials RL S returned to owner
The News reports a lost locket with initials RL S has been found and returned to Robert L Smith. It was found on Brad dock Heights by a son of Mr and Mrs Kagar McCardell, and the advertizing columns again prove their usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im the News
Robert L Smith
Braddock Heights
Mes Kagar McCardell
Ark
Officials And City Get Together On Railroad Debts And Streets
Mayor Traley Aldermen Culler Shoemaker Abbott and City Attorney Smith met with Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company executives to discuss South street delays and the city debt. The railroad promised to resume street work and begin monthly debt payments of 250 dollars, with improvements planned on East Fifth Street and water issues near James C Rowe’s property.
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Traley
Culler
Abbott
Smith
Edward F. Peck
Franz von Schilling
W. H. Harvie
Hagerstown
South Street
Frederick
Frederick Railroad Co
Consolidated Company
Alderman Culler
Major Fraley
W. J. Harvie
Mr. Harvie Es
West Patrick Streets
East Fifth Street
James C. Rowe
Harvie
Domestic Building Association meeting notice and bank hours
Noticing a legal holiday on Saturday with banks closed. The Domestic Building Association gathering will be at Farmers and Mechanics Bank Monday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to receive dues and handle business. Signatories include F. B. Sappington, secretary and treasurer, and other local merchants closing Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5.
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Domestic Building Association
Farmer's and Mechanic's Bank
Fire damages Royal Tailoring shop on West Patterson
Last evening about 10:15 an alarm from West Patterson street brought United and Independent Fire Companies to the Royal Tailoring Company shop near McCalthrey’s. A chemical spray battled smoke from the pressing table as clothing nearby burned, ruining most store stock by smoke and cleaners. Loss runs to several hundred dollars, largely uninsured. cause remains undetermined with theories including a faulty iron or a cigarette stub.
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West Datrick Street
Royal Tailoring Company
Moat
McCaltrey’s
United and Independent
Independence Day notices and events in Hagerstown area
Local notices list July 4 holiday plans from Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co high school cadets assembly at Third and Market at 9 am. Camp Fire Girls meet at Ideal Garage. Furniture sale at Etchison store window exhibit. Supply Co promises prompt satisfaction with Cherry Punch and frozen eggnog. Public notices warn against firework and explosives sales and remind utility payments due by the 10th. Frederick driving club Fourth at Lake View features music boating and shuttle times.
Veterans Recall War Scenes Around Frederick Gettysburg Visit
Veterans from Frederick and other places travel to Gettysburg as heat and crowds drive pre celebration visits. A Confederate veteran, J M Poteat, recalls Sharpsburg wounds and care in Frederick, while Union veterans like William Mayhew share memories of Frederick in 1871 and 42 years later. Frederick Boy Scouts assist hospital duty at the Gettysburg camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Frederick
Pennsylvania Battle Field
Battlefield
Fredericktoniang
Glenn LL Worthington
FM. Fauble
Timory Coblentz
David Kolb
Albert S Brown
J M. Poteat
North Carolina
Withan Cocky
Lewis Koester
J. M. Poteat
Poteat
Sharpsburg
Maryland’ School
Brown
Wiliam Mayhew
William HH. Weaver
North Market Street
Mayhew
Johnstown
Emmitsburg
County
Market Street
South Market Street
Boy Scouts
War Department
Alton Bennett
RA. Bennett
Cris
Sayin
Crum & Darisison Engineers Firm Dissolves in Maryland
By mutual consent the firm Crum & Darisison Engineers and Contractors of Frederick Maryland dissolved today July 1. The partners PMORY LL CRUV and TURD S&S DAVIDSON are no longer in partnership. Races at the fairground will be held Friday with Reifsnider and Gosnell set to compete in a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crum, & Darisison
Fora
Frederick
Pmory LL Cruv
Turd S&s Davidson
Reifsnider
Gosnell
Real Estate Sale Ad With Properties Across Frederick County
A vintage classified shows Woun N. Bringle and Chas T. K. Young Real Estate offering over 400 properties in Frederick County. Listings include farms of 227, 143, and 234 acres with stone houses and water, a Urbana 143 acre estate, a Knoxville area 206 acre tract, and Middletown Valley land. Call or write for details and pick of bargains at No. 7 Ppiijan Castle Building.
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Houck
Patrick Street
Urbana
Knoxville
BL & OP
Middletown Valley
Frederick County
Splendid Juke
Keller and Toms Real Estate and Insurance Ad
Keller and Toms advertise estate loans bonds and insurance opposite the City Hotel Frederick Md Call 292 W and inspect valuable Frederick County property at bargains Insurance of fire life accident and industrial products Agents for the American Bonding Company of Baltimore Md Give us a call and be convinced.
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Dotes
Frederick County
Cramer and Stauffer Real Estate and Loans
Real estate and loan firm listing properties for rent and sale. Includes 25 Court Street address, brick dwellings on East Becon o street and East Fifth Street, Clifton cottages with 10 rooms on one acre, modern improvements, trolley car access, and farms of all sizes in Frederick and Montgomery counties.
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Cramer & Stauffer
Real Esate and Loans
Court Street
East Becono Street
East Fifth Atreec
Clifton
Frederick
Montgomery
William, H. Smith
EHONE
Mid- Dietown
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Brunswick
Thurmont
JoCerson
Walkersville
New Market
Businasa
Reilroad
Notice to City Taxpayers and Festival Announcements
Notice to city taxpayers asks payment of taxes and street paying promptly to avoid forced collection. Tax collector Mam Caffrey notes term expired and board directs collection to settle accounts. Festival at Feagaville invites attendance and exercises on church lawn Saturday evening July 5. Activities include pareeing skating bowling and pool with events continuing July 5 to 9 and Fourth activities on the mountain top with late cars to destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Feagaville
Mission Rand
The
Lutheran Church of
Braddock
Mit
Eversheds
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the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Hagerstown A
ML. L. Brelinson
W. W. Hammoney
Gas and
Elec
Frederick Rwy. Co
EL Cline Veeses
the Marvel
City Opera House
the Progressive
Bradley T. Marman
Mr. Gambrill
Airy Farm Solid
Wesparerhrphige
Ry R
Consolidated H. and
F. Rwy
Frederick R. R
F. BR. Sappington
Ang Ath
Wilson & Sox
Henry K. C. Fox
ES Mobley & Bro
Wann & Rowe
AFE
Fisher
C. E Cline
W. Pat
Royal Tailoring Co
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Hol Kefauver
Ideal Garage
Ae Oe
Mi, Etchison
Etchison Furniture Store
W. W. Hammond
C. Francis Baughman
Lutte Four
Pythian Castle
Che Frederick Driving Club
Lake View
Lewis HH. Fraley
Guy H. Droneburg
Market St
Everthing
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Phone Ne. Il
Faure
Gettysburg Battlefields
Citizens’ National Bank
Ah Frederick
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Wees Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
John D. Hendrickson
O'Clourt
Fe Vari
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Gro. We. Smith
Thos
H. Hallen
Joan 5. Rambkurg
Daniel Bakuh
C. M. Tuosias
B. Cue
D. Kerauver
P. L. Warnerr
G. Baker
C. WH. Conzey
M.D. Juvae J
C. Morixy
J. D. Bare
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Nejdig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Pearre's
the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market ST
Telephone 101
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Wstath
Mber
Chas. T. K. Young
Keller & Toms
Mam Caffrey
M. L. Atcilison
Richison Furniture
New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Ilouss
Thos. P. Rice
Creugww
Fredatick
Broderigk
Thurs Mont
Lewistown
Brads Dock Heights
Cetri St
Grayson EL Mercer
Twat Inshma
City
Key-Mar
Ireder
Albaugh & Harrington
Albaugie & Harrington
REI Realy Pigigaras
Fodibes
Wells
Stocker Marchardise
Martinsburg
W. Yate
Fort Lausdadale
Florida
Remington
Smith-Premier É
Monarch
N. Market St
WM. H. Smith
Grayson H. Staley
S. T. Hickman
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