PURELY PERSONAL VISITORS AND TRAVELERS IN FREDERICK
A list of residents and visitors to Frederick is given. Names include Eddie Gannon and Miss Daisy Davis visiting in Baltimore and Ijamsville. Edgar Worthington of Winchester in Frederick. Hon. and Mrs. M. J. Grove returning from Norfolk. Cora and Eleanor Carty visiting Baltimore. Maud Claggett of Petersville visiting Mrs. Schley. William MacGill of Baltimore spending Fourth with friends. B. G. Hichelberger visiting here. Estelle Herron of Washington with a local guest. Misses Amanda Zimmerman and Sadie Hahn visiting Walkersville. W. F. Prentiss of Washington visiting. Florence Brookey and Grace Moberley in Baltimore and D.C.. J. Frank Butts of Health Department in Washington visiting Middletown. Mrs. Chew and Irene D. Lindsay visiting Baltimore and Washington. Charles Emmert of Hagerstown visiting Frederick. Mrs. Moore leaving for Easton. Ada and Grace Schleigh visiting Mr. C. B. Thirston in Hagerstown. Thomas Kline Jr. and parents visiting. J. O. Frank of Washington and head of Sanitary Department visiting Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Gannon
Baltimore
Daisy Davis
Ijamsville
Edgar Worthington
Winchester
Frederick
M. J. Grove
Norfolk
Cora
Eleanor Carty
Maud Claggett
Petersville
Thomas Schley
William MacGill
B. G. Hichelberger
Estelle Herron
Washington
Hoth Foot
Amanda Zimmerman
Sadie Hahn
Walkersville
W. F. Prentiss
Florence Brookey
Grace Moberley
J. Frank Butts
Health Department
Middletown
Thomas Chew
Irene D. Lindsay
Charles Emmert
Hagerstown
Moore
Thyson
Burgess
Easton
Ada
Grace Schleigh
C. B. Thirston
Thomas Kline
Mr. Frank
BRIEF BITS AND LOCAL NOTES OF THE DAY
Brief items report camp meetings in line, Frederick county peach top, dewberry pie and huckleberry pudding, active fishing and mosquitos, boardinghouses filling in Frederick county, advice on worrying, Fourth of July echoes and firecracker litter, Kent News seventy two years present, motto on riches and power, Maryland Republican entering ninety first year, school commissioners set meetings, quips on haste and reformers, base ball at Brunswick with Frederick defeating South street 23 to 17, Reynolds and Eckstein pitching, large crowd attendance, personal property sale of Catoctin Mountain Iron Company to Blue Ridge Iron Company, picnic plans for Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school at Island Park July 19 and Barnesville July 26, Hood and Sarsaparilla for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Peach
Frederick County
Kent News
Maryland Republican
Annapolis
Brunswick
South Street
Frederick
Reynolds and Eckstein
Fourth of July Quiet in Frederick with Flood of Festivities
Crowds filled Braddock Heights Athletic Park and the Monocacy riverbank while hundreds traveled to Middletown and Myersville on special electric rail rates. Two baseball games at Athletic Park featured Frederick’s win over Hagerstown, with strong pitching by Gittinger and solid defense. In Hagerstown, Frederick wheelmen dominated cycling events, though a spill cut one race short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alsio
Potomac
Middletown
Myersville
Braddock Heights
Athletic Park
Hagerstown
Lafayette College
Gittinger
Creager
Eiserhaue
Ketchner
Frederick Boys Clinch Narrow Win After Hagerstown II
Frederick defeats Hagerstown in a tight dual at Athletic Park with Devilbiss Schmidt and Ramsburg leading. Schmidt wins a one mile open and later a scratch handicap, while a spill injures Bryan and others. Frederick prevails 11 to 10 in the second race as spectators applaud a cordial post meet visit. Fishers along the Monocacy and Potomac yield large hauls, with bass, eels, carp and turtles reported by several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Boys
Hegerstown
Schraidt
Devilbiva
Ramsburg
Jacob Schmidt
Ramaburg
Hagerstown
Bryan
Frederick
Ruyn
Athletic Park
Easi Ng
Devilbiss
Burck
Charles Emmett
Charles Harbaugh
John Steckel
McDonald
Schmidt
Devilbies
Robert Emmert
Emmert
McCurdy
Charles Groff
Harry Brish
Potomac
Peter Mantz
John Kennedy
Hide Derr
Ben Grove
Jacob and
Allen Rottack
Moeckel
Bion Firestone
Howard
Thomas Kline
Edward Mensell
Edgar Marmon
Charles E. Haller
Dr. McComas
Charles Shipley
Messrs
Frank Davis
Eugene Wirts
E. W. Edmonds
John EB. Schell
Maryland State News Roundup Briefs and Local Incidents
Allegany county Democrats plan to leave their county convention on July 22 while Cumberland steel mill resumes after a strike. The Comptroller distributed the free school fund among cities and counties. Kent county cites a captured British cannon from 1814. Cumberland railroad worker Albert C. Flora dies after being struck by a train. Celebrations mark Schley’s victory in Hagerstown and Annapolis. Edward Orcutt faces a murder trial in Cumberland from a Washington county indictment. Marylanders head to Detroit for the Christian Endeavor Convention. Baltimore businessman John C. Matthai dies at Arlington home. Lawrence Silberzahn, 17, drowns in Black River. A coroner’s jury charges Malcolm Anderson in the Easton murder. Anderson jailed. Carmine and wife’s Music Hall sale suit under a $32,000 lien is satisfied. Harford county’s El Tucker judgment of $5,000 for murder is satisfied. Mrs Clementine Reckard convicted of manslaughter is sentenced to 10 years. St James Hotel fire causes major property damage. insured. National Junior Republic farm near Annapolis Junction ready for occupancy soon. Fourth of July observed statewide with picnics and fireworks. no serious injuries reported. Governor Lowndes visits Comptroller Goldsborough in Cambridge. Death warrants read for four colored prisoners to be hanged July 28. Blood purification claim urged by Head’s Sarsaparilla as cure for eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Cumberland
Kent County
Albert C. Flora
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Schley
Santiago
Edward Orcutt
Malcolm Anderson
Olin Hynson
Easton
Anderson
Charles G. Carmine
Music Hall
Baltimore
el Tucker
Harford County
Maryland
Uriah Johnson
Clementine M. Reckard
Towson
St. James
Charles
Centre Streets
Dama
National Junior Republic Farm
Annapolis Junction
Lowndes
Goldsborough
Cambridge
Cornelius Gardner
Charles James
John Myers
Anna Bailes
Hofman
Murder trial opened for Taylor and Brown in Rosenstein case
The Frederick county circuit court began an extra May term session to try Armistead Taylor and John Alfred Brown for the murder of Dora and Louis Rosenstein at Slidell Montgomery county. The state seeks first degree murder with Taylor alleged as principal. Brown’s defense notes the burden on prosecution and jurors hear testimonies including Nellie Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
James McSherry
Motter
Armistead Taylor
John Alfred Brown
Louis Rosenstein
Dora Rosenstein
Slidell
Montgomery County
Lnst
Frederick
Brown
Taylor
Mra
Alexander Kilgour
William H. Sinks
Edward ©. Peter
Rockville
James A. Fechtig, Jr
Baltimore
A. D. Willard
John R. Sponseiler
Geo. BE. Bicer
Geo. W. McDuell
Howard H. Devilbiss
Samuel Snyder
Chas. H. Smith
Francia Sweadner
Andrew C. McBride
William H. James
Charles H. Utermehle
Henry J. Krise
John S. Quinn
Forest Glen
Washington
Georgetown
Rosenstein
Nellie Turner
Rosensteins
Believed suspect encountered at Rosenstein’s store case
Witnesses recount a sequence around Rosenstein’s and Slidell on May 15. Taylor visits the home of Brown and a woman, quarrels, and leaves with a new pair of shoes. Garrett Linthicum describes seeing Taylor on a porch at 6 am, avoiding entry, then later hearing a groan. He notes Taylor wore a brown coat, light pants, and a different hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Croonfield
Taylor
Rosenstein's
Baoke
Lnto
Tiis
Garrett Linthicum
Iite
Slidell
Rosenstaing
Boyd's
Rosenstein’s
Communion at Araby chapel in July with local notices
County correspondence from Baren's Talley reports communion services at Araby chapel on Sunday July 9 led by Rev. Zimmerman from Buckingham. Attendance invited from all churches. Local notes mention visiting relatives, harvests, baptisms at Monoceny bridge, and social visits in Troutville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harmon
Arion Staley
Jennie Haller
Charles Haller
James
Jacob Haller
J. J. Noll
Newton Wachter
Charles Fout
Health talks and events announced by Viavi and locals
An illustrated health talk to mothers and daughters by Mrs. A. P. Brock of Washington D C will be Thursday evening July 6 at 8 at the W O T U college hall corner Record and Council streets Ladies invited and May visit her rooms 26 W Patrick street from 3 to 5 pm Buckeystown lawn fete July T and 8 proceeds for the library Tacing and dancing at Athletic Park tomorrow night Frederick Select Band and Orchestra admission 10 cents Circulars O Q S Highbarger opt G specialist in lenses at Hotel Burgess Wednesday July 12 Yous Trolley Party Myer sville Wednesday 7 pm 25 cents round trip Dr Wm C Boteler eye ear nose throat practice limited to those services offices 28 N Market street residence City Hotel Spectacles adjusted free exams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viavi Company
A. P. Brock
Washington, D. C
W.O.T. U. College
Record and
Council Streets
W. Patrick Street
Athletic Park
Frederick
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
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the Daily News
George Augustus Viscount Howe
Fort Ticonderoga
N.Y
Young Howe
Israel Putnam
Putnam
Howe
David Glasgow Farragut
Knoxville
Samuel Lockwood
Flushing
Alexander Hester
America
Evanston
W. L. Moorz
the Weather Bureau
Great E. Lace Co
Harry McHenry
H.P. Gorsuch
W.H. Burger
Citizen’s National Bank
N. EB. Cramer
Buckeystown
Highbarger
Harry P. Gorsach
George Houck
Charles P. Levy
Catoctin Mountain Iron Company
Blue Ridge Iron Company
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Island Park
Harper's Ferry
Barnesville
Hood
IBA Pre
Hachive
Bionocacy
Frederick Ayetarsyslerg
Bready
Bennett
Grambine
John E. R. Wood, Jr
Frederick Havertown
Camden Ramsburg
Clarke Davilbiss
James Steckel
News OF the State
Lawrence Silberzahn
Dallas Street
Black River
Qounadl
Naylor
Dora Honenstein
Armsthad Taylor
Troutville
Murray
Monocney Bridge
Joseph Young
Jon, Clyda
Ruth
May Stull
Ada Fox
John Barrick
Woodsboro
Joseph Fox
James LeGore
Bessie Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Harry Stull
R. G. Stull
S. Highbarger
Hotel Burgess
H. F. Walter
Adol
L. BE. Mulliniz
L. E. Moron
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Punelea
India Linen
Pew Glink
Prince of Wales
Neidig & Miller
Vty Et Eet
Mises
Newie & Mauzze
N. Market St
Linton E. Main
North Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fiotel Burgess
Knights OF
Pythias
Seth Burgess
Besvoce. Heights
Knights OF Pythias Picing
ST John's Catholic Ronhool
Caraless
GAG P.m. Jothawim
F. B. Sappington
Gometeong New
Meeda Biscuits
Cours
Cuits
Nsdawis
Sappington
Market
GEO
Rodook
Jonathan Zoe
Waugh
Pattexon
Madras
Parsala
Tino
Mirtos
Ludius
Lote
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sone
Chukato
F. W. Staub
Northwest Corner
Fourth Sts
Sole Agente
C. E. “E. Rambburg
Rambeburg
Lederer
Glawson
C. EH
Evertaine
J. Heisely Keller
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrick BT
D. B. D. Hicodemus
Dentise
Market Street
Crown and
University of Maryland
Alfred Bitter
Court Street
GecSidariy
Milton G. Urosz
T. Crensh
Atiomnats Ag’ Conabs
A. Wall An
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Oem House
Yroderich
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