Purely Persona Paragraphs Adget Thee Who Come and Go
Purely persona notes list social visits and travel among Frederick area residents. Carrie Staley visits Buckeystown and Adamstown. John Lutz visits his mother in Frederick. Richard Devall stays in Baltimore. Mary Jacobs returns to Brookland D C. Dorsey accompanies her. Nora Stallings visits Miss Bitzer. Imogen Dorsey returns from Baltimore Mt Airy. Gaver and Weiner travel to Gettysburg. Mrs Etchiton returns from Unionville. Sophia Dietrick visits Mamie Birely. Chapline and MacGill fished Monocacy. Reno Harpa attends Mt Gretna Chautauqua. Wm Quinn becomes stage driver Frederick to New Market. Wineberg visits Gettysburg. Walter, Bitzer, and Kline enjoy Fourth with Gladhill family. Yingling, Thomas, Lakin visit Boonsboro. Rice returns from Boston.
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Carrie Staley
Near the Mountain
Slater
E. Remsburg
Brookland
D. C
Dorsey
Nora Stallings
Misa Bitzer
Misa M. Imogen Dorsey
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Joseph 3. Gaver
George Weiner
Gettysburg
W. H.B Etchiton
Child
Releaven
Unionville
Sophia Deitrick
Misa Mamie Birely
Patrick Street
Thomas Chapline
Charles MacGill
Reno
Harpa
Mt Gretna
Chautauqua
Wm. Quinn
F.J. Schroeder
Frederick
New Market
Isaac Wineberg
Eatelile Walter
Stella Bitzer
H. T. Kline, Jr
T. M. Gladhill
Vinnon ‘Yingling
Hiram ‘Thomas Sid Gerard Lakin
Boonsboro
David
Rice
Boston
Frederick county peaches debut at market in light box sale
Brief items note Frederick county peaches making their market bow with a half full strawberry box, egg plants offered at reasonable prices, an open air Salvation Army meeting in the square, a brief rain with lightning and thunder, painters starting work on Mrs. M. K. Frazier’s East Patrick Street residence, the death of Miss Catherine Lipps with two sisters named, and two false fire alarms last evening with few responses.
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Frederick County
Saluation Army
Lamper
M. K. Frazier
Partick Street
Catherine Lipps
Annie Lipps
Frederick
Cornelius Main
New Market
When Traveling Take Syrup of Figs on Each Trip
Traveling, whether on pressure bent or business, carry Syrup of Figs to cleanse the kidneys and liver and prevent fevers and headaches. Sold in 60c and 1 bottles by Gall Fornia Drug Co. for sale by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallfornig Byrup Co
Orly
The Glorious Fourth of July Celebrations in Frederick
The Fourth was celebrated in Frederick with widespread patriotism. Fireworks and firecrackers filled the night as residents enjoyed picnics, bands at Relay House, and Braddock Heights dances. Rain briefly interrupted events before a lively evening ended with fading celebrations. The Groff House displayed elaborate decorations and fireworks attracting a large crowd.
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Frederick
Httle
Rhodes
Relay House
Braddock Heights
Kot
Fourth of July Philomathean Patriotic Meeting Held
The Philomathean Literary Society hosted the third annual patriotic gathering in City Opera House attracting about 250 attendees. The hour and ten minute program opened with an invocation by Rev. John K White and included remarks by Dr. Lloyd T. MacGill Jr praising Maryland’s role in the nation’s independence and recalling early resistance to the Stamp Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Howe
Philomathesa Literary Society
Frederick
John K White
Philiomathean Literary Society
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Philomathean Literary Society
Maryland
Great Britain
Frederick Anniversary Observed With Patriot Oration And Choir
Immortal judges of the Frederick county court recognize a freedom voice defying foreign oppression. A Miss Wille Ritchie essay on Frederick in Revolutionary Times was read, the Star-Spangled Banner sung, Rev James W Rogan delivered a fiery address on the United States, its liberty and prosperity. All Saints church Fourth of July picnic follows with prayers, patriotic songs, Key and Taney references, and a festive room of flags and cakes.
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Mwalre
Frederick County
Robert C. Winthrop
Wille Ritchie
Frederick
Geo. Smith
James W Rogan
Wantminster Presbyteran Church
Baltimore
Auffrags
Abolition Party
Rogan
Prof. Smith
All Saints
All Saints Church
America
Osborne Yngle
John Newman
F. B. Sappington
Francis Scott Key
Roger Brooke Taney
Scott Key
Judge Taney
Ingle
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Campbell
Shameful Firefight Destroys Diggs House On Bentz Street
A fire at John Diggs's frame house on Bentz Street near Sixth and Seventh drew gasoline-like water battle between Independent and Junior fire companies. Water streams damaged the property, smashed windows, and the roof burned away while bystanders watched. Firemen eventually ceased.
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Fa Frederick
Bentz
Omad Glassas
House of Diges
Baete
Juniora
House of Brown
Frederick Fremen
Diggs
Union Bridge Defeats Frederick In Close County Showdowns
Frederick’s visiting team played two exciting games at Union Bridge before a large crowd. Union Bridge won 6 to 3 in the morning contest, and the afternoon game ended 8 to 8 after eight innings due to rain. Wm Bennett was knocked briefly unconscious by a pitch from Whitenill. Union Bridge, champions of Carroll county, faced a tough Frederick side and received strong pitching from Sappington before Whitehill relieved him.
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Frederick
Union Bridge
Wm. Bennett
Whitenill
Whitehill
Davis
Brest
Bennett
Sappington
Frederick Boys
Mcleaworth
Union Bridge Boys
Carroll County
Town Meeting Names Mechanicstown Water Co Directors
Thormont notes report the annual meeting of the Mechanicstown Water Company stockholders electing directors Van R. Qsier Samuel Mi. Birely G. W. Stocksdale J. R. Bouger John Root C. C. Waters and I. W. Loy. Frederick County commissioners vote to appropriate funds to build a Thurmont high school during the summer.
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Thormont
Mechanicstown Water Company
van R. Qsier
Samuel Mi. Birely
G. W. Stocksdale
J. R. Bouger
John Root
C. C. Waters
I. W. Loy
Frederick County
Thurmont
Baby Parade Draws North Market Street Crowd
On Wednesday evening a notable baby carriage parade traveled along North Market street. Ten carriages carried young tots driven by colored servants, led by a tiny picaninny figure at the front. The scene drew considerable attention and was described as a striking sight.
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North Market Street
Attacked by 2 Women on East Patrick Street
A man named Andrew Barnes was assaulted by a young colored girl while walking with two women on East Patrick street between 7 and 8 pm yesterday. He endured several back blows, ignored the attack, and was only stopped by a bystander. The report notes color terminology and details the incident from the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Barnes
East Patrick Street
Barnes
Lyave Bane
Sews of the Churches Meeting Notes and Elections
Ming Gells Landsinger is to preside at the Gelber Church of the Immaculate Conception during a preparatory gathering for the holy commander in the Evangelial Gatheran. An important business meeting of Epworth members is held in the lecture room at 7:15 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Gells Landsinger
the Immaculate Conception
Cmteberg
Epworth
Mr. Church
State News Briefs from a Turbulent Week
Reports from Maryland and nearby areas recount a boiler explosion at Dorchester County injuring Joseph Cropper and killing Phillipe. A preliminary hearing is set tomorrow for Jefferson Neabitt charged with killing Alexander McCarthy in Clesrapring Washington County. Parades, races, and a Methodist church home plan punctuate the period.
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Aletauidg
Caomhou & Neck
Dorchester County
Jan
Phillipe
Joseph Cropper
Jeferson Neabitt
Alexander McCarthy
Clesrapring
Washington County
Property Deeded and Meeting Notice for Princess Phoss
Geo W Barrack transfers 144 acres in Creagers town district to BH and Francaneh O Barrack for 3600 dollars. Loken Evangelical church and others deed 46 perches to Lottie Hardy for 100 dollars. Willard C Keller and Harry W Bowers transfer to Jos William son a lot with 500 dollars. Jon A Williamson and wife deed to Rono i aarp a plot of ground with premises for an unspecified amount. An important meeting of the principals chorus and orchestra of the comic opera Princess Phoss is requested to meet at City Ball rooms at 9 oclock. full attendance desired.
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Geo. W. Barrack
Francaneh O. Barrack
Creagerstown
Loken Evangelical Church
John Walter
Lottie Hardy
Willard C. Keller
Harry W. Bowers
Jos
Williamson
South Park
Jon. A. Williamson
Rono i Aarp
Phoss
Philharmonic
Ball Portalsig
Carneally
PILLER-CRUM MARRIAGE AT REFORMED CHURCH PARSONAGE
Hymeneal notice reports the marriage of Elele Cram to George E. Fil lex on July 2 1805 at the Parsonage of the Reformed Church officiated by Rev Simon Miller. Le Grand Buell of Holly Michigan preached the sermon and censured Percival habits. Editor D B Cooke of Niles Michigan notes the Mirror printer at 80 remains active after 66 years in the trade.
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le Grand Buell
Holly, Mich
D. B. Cooke
Niles Mich
Mirror
Cen Atick
U No Tonic advertised with personal testimonial
A local advertisement touts U-No Tonic for indigestion and stomach disorders with a 25 cent bottle offer. A Beniz Street resident, Mrs. S. R. Adams, claims relief after two days and partial cure after half a bottle, urging others to try free samples and buy the tonic from U-No Medicine Co. opposite City Hall.
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Stollar
U-No Tonic
U-No Medicine Co
City Hall
Frederick
Beniz Street
RB. Adams
Palma
U No Men. Co
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