Untitled historical column fragment of notable deaths and figures
Fragmentary notes cite figures such as George Augustus Viscount Howe and Bishop John P. Newman, with scattered phrases about American history and places like Conn. and Siena. The text is garbled with inconsistent dates and titles, offering no coherent event or biography to summarize accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Augustus Viscount Howe
Cts
David Io Cameo
Perragut Naval
Iside Phinnes
Aylor
Hamu
Abow- Bethe
Conn
John P. Newman
Gieparal Grant
Fourth of July Celebrations Quiet Yet Festive in City
Readers describe a calmer Fourth in Frederick with crowds in streets and fireworks for children. Pleasant breeze cooled the day. at the Heights the attractions unit drew visitors, while some sought the outskirts for larger displays. Overall the holiday passed without major mishaps, remembered fondly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Torna Sourthy
Too Late! Constant’s Picture Draws Mixed Reactions
An amusing and pathetic tale centers on Benjamin Constant’s painting Too Late showing Fortune and Glory visiting a dying artist. The scene provokes astonishment from viewers including a visiting magician professor who misreads the artist’s age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constant
Benjamin
L Ying
Ortne
Glore
Ma‘gic
Oman
Ridgely Hovey wedding solemnised in local ceremony
The wedding of Sylvia Rid uy to Henry Howe was held at 30 Bout Street on Saturday. Rev E Le McLean officiated with immediate family present. The couple will reside in Hagerstown after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howe
Tetuira
Hagetatownh
Crowds Enjoy Fourth Festivities at Heights Celebration
Large crowds filled the mountain Heights for the Fourth of July events. Visitors from surrounding towns packed the Casino and skating pavilion while fireworks lit the skies. The railroad reported safe, orderly travel despite crowded cars and a strong season outlook for the Heights tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Om Krederter Road
Funeral Notices Gather in Town Churches and Cemeteries
The Newa records multiple funerals led by Rev Ulysses G Rupp Rev B I Buley and Rev Walter P Gregg. Services were at homes or churches with pallbearers named for Mrs J William Himbury Henry M Norris and Miss Eliza A Bot er. Interments occurred at Mc Oliver Mount Olivet and Mt Olivet cemeteries. C C Carty directed. An advertising note promotes small ads as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Himbury
Tago
South Market Street
Ulysses
G. Rupp
A.I. Harrington
James Robinson
Irving
Harry Crammer
Merman Buckey
Buckey
Zertehigh Smith
Wiltert
Cremer
Mount“ Otiv.t
C.C. Carty
Eliza
Bote
Ridepot
Walter P. Gregg
Poolesville
W. Thomas
Adamstown
Harry B. White
Wm. L .White
J. Collison White
Charley Ernest White
Moore
Mustead
Mt. ‘Olivet
M. L. Etchison
First Maryland Regiment Holds Field Exercises and Parade
The First Maryland Regiment trains at General Headquarters with Company A supporting the first battalion in field maneuvers near Epleyburg. Lt Col Dodd directs drills while Major Baker oversees marksman tasks and officers prepare for a battalion parade and evening exercise discussion.
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Charles
Wotherepoot
Maryland
Liente
Dod
Lajerne
U. Marine Corps
Deut
Baker
Jee
Tatoutyy
Yourist Neers
Ian
Reckord
Diettya
Deat Tour
la Werner's
Howe
Bentz
Poyntz
Chaplaiy
Riinday
Cal Charles AL LiiNe
Swadnay
Strow
Reemumbamea
Baltimore Motor Cycle Club on 225 Mile City Run
Seven members of the Baltimore Motor Cycle Club rode a 225 mile trip through the area. Captain W S Fisher Chick Thi Casper French John Blakeney George Wicks Rayner Stranas and Cooper Eliott traveled from Baltimore to Hagerstown and Harper's Ferry, spent Sunday night there, then returned via Frederick Taneytown Emmitsburg Westminster to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Taney‘town
Emmitsburg
Westminster
Baltiziore
Advertised Letters In May List At Post Office
A fragment lists names of people with advertised letters awaiting pickup or else to be sent to dead-letter storage. Names include Frederick, Lealle Gros, Hummel A H, Matilda Pettengill, Effie Lane, Johnson, Gourley, Gibbs, DeGrange, W H Morgan and others. The notice notes items unclaimed after two weeks will be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sarde
Darkwood
Effie Lane
Fuente Johnson
Mise
Sadie Gourley
Mies Clats DeGrange
Mra
W. H. Morgan
Chippewa Tribe Wins Prizes at Charles Town
The Chippewa Tribe No 19 won prizes yesterday at Charles Town West Virginia totaling $100. Fifty dollars came for fleet distance and for performing with a band. About a hundred locals attended led by city officials and community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia City
Charlestown
W. Va
ALM
Baud
Pageant of races draws large crowd at county fairgrounds
A crowded grandstand and vivid display marked yesterday’s county race meet. Judge Ke Davis presided with a panel of officials as horses and mules competed in free-for-all, speed, and sprint events. Winners claimed gold medals, cash, and harness prizes amid lively commentary and spirited spectators.
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Ke Davis
Dro Ll? McCurdy
Triors
J. Stone
Mesars
George W.hoffman
Ro“A
Poffinger
Louis
Comaser
Tannen
Weed Hmna
H. Geoff
Hutter
Arvio
Sirith
Rana
Wyoming
Hi. Dorenr
Chasy.c
Jack
Alcymont
Edgar Peete
Bessie
Dr.Hershey
Virgie
Charles Houck
Seaee
Harry Wilkes
C. Valentine
Scott .Woodling
J. Ho Gorman
Phyceas
Monocacy
Carton de Farmrendia
Cea
Green Trotters
Prince Monocacy
RV. Smith
Carlos Garnen Skeetor
T. Thomas Ned
Austin
Harry Wid
Workman
Een Grace C
Lynni Wood
Carroll
Bile
A. B. Ballin
Bennett
James J
Bratty
Edgar Weller
Tuckermont
V. Mitihrhers
MT Netend
Jacob
Weigel Colle
Jacob Wetzel
Sanharles
Houck
Ike
Charles
Tine
Messrs
Howard Smith
Gosnell August Zimmerman
W. H. Wix
Méssrs. Smith
Zimmerman
Gosnell
Charles Wertheimer
Jim Brady
Willard
Carlos’ “de Garmendia
Thortage
de Garmendia
Altamont
Green Pacers
Altemont
Hoxte
Colié
Sam
Wetzel
Centerville
Daniel Halnea
Mgttan
Bank Interest Rise Noted in 1909 Memorandum
A 1909 bank notice lists officers including WM G Baker and M D Baker as vice presidents and Samuel G Duvalt as cashier. It records an increase in interest rates for deposits and loans, with directives about changes to terms and deposits subject to court oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aril Muposita
Centerville Mayor Cited in Race Scene Outburst
An incident at a race scene included the Centerville mayor declaring I love my male but you pigs amid remarks as three bands named Walkeraville Feagaville and Yellow Springs participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Walkeravilla
Feagaville
Yellow Springs
Death of Mrs Edward Adams at New Market
Mrs Lavinia K Adams wife of Mr Edward Adams of New Market died Sunday at one o'clock from burns suffered while coal burning stove incident about five weeks earlier. Aged 44 years 4 months 17 days she left four children and several relatives. Funeral held at 10 this morning in New Market Methodist church with Rev J H Kullman officiating. Burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. W E Falconer funeral director. Police uniforms contract awarded to Rosenstock Brothers of Fast Patrick Street.
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Edward , Adam
Ede
Dorsey Adams
Arnold Dean
Washington
Earl Smith
Mt. Airy
Tapalatera
Ancle Copp
Camdensn
Mica Grace Etchison
Byron Etchison
New Market
J.H. ‘Kullman
Gridies
Frank Animond
Lucian Falconer
Charles Ute
Charles Ridgeley
Henry Boyer
Mt. Olivet
W. E. Falconer
Braddock Heights Casino Skating Acts This Week
Local note mentions Braddock Heights Casino with Miss Cox and Miss Kegel, touted as America's most graceful skaters. Performances slated every afternoon and evening during the week of July 11 at traction in Frederick and Hagerstown area. Also references a July 7 footrace and a baseball event with 25 cent admission, plus insurance ads for wheat and hay crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Casino
Cox
Kegel
America
Bargains in Ready-to-Wear and Linens Featured
A noisy catalog of ladies undergarments muslin gowns and lawn fabrics offers embroidery details and prices. The page promotes children wear, night gowns, yard goods, sheets and towels with sales pitches on quality and imports. A reminder to pay gas or electric bills appears amid textile listings.
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Ubowbung
Behione
Coxhid xonMon
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the Daily News
Don Mawrzins
Iesee
Pesday
Temperaure
L. Moog
the Weather ‘Bureau
City Opera
Sigel Biep
Fei Marvel Curtis
Dla
ePhomas Attractions
Casino Ingitre
Young & Staley
Heights Athletic Park
Dwcies
Abd
Pearl Moore
Ethel Waters
Mee
LC Lampe
Kaat Matrick Street
Johnetown
Ming Ethel S. Waters
We Wy Shock
Roethesburg
OP. Bennete
Ener Second Street
J. C. Moston
Oakmont
Navarre
Beaddock Heights
Charles W. Lough
Third Street
Lough
Win
Clarke
Mies Miriam Fisher Clarke
Florence
Gettysburg
Fair Grounds
Driving “Club
Citizens’ Rational Bank
THE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Barker
WM. G. Baker
M.D. Bakers
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvalt
Geo
War
Surra
Hatta
Joan S. Rambhurg
Daniel Baker
G. Baxer
D. H. Contry
M.dy
Poomas
Carne
DB. Reragven
Te Fawarri
Jopor
J.C. Morren
Waren
Mie
Hanklug
Rosenstock Brothers
Fast Fatrick Street
Hagerstown
Reliable Fire Iontrance Co
Fire Insuranes Agenta
Court Ateeet
Weet
Mendricknon
Ati
Criady
John D. Mondrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nitibie’s Mitten
Gurone
Daly
Gould
Beto
Dai
Reseda
Neidig
Miter
Williamaun
Rizal
Bention
Waauixaron
Desiitt
Grove
FL Automobile Inc
Quebec
Canada
U.S
Mexico
C TH. Fee
North Market Street
Sea Street
MS. Atchison
MH Atchison
Thos. P.rior
Auraderior, MD
Phosas
Ro Eee Moick
Cure
Landi
North Market
Cramrit
Bons
Insuilance
Nelly
Buckeysbo
Renee Utndee
Rudy i
Siznes
Ariel Coted
Diekorwa
Mongkatiety
Uipaba
Jefferson
Court Street
City
Chamke & Stauffer
Yrrae & Stauffer
Learana
Farua
Woodsboro
New London
Upton Bridge
Tredatiok
Young &Staley
Beal Berratea
Fire Insu Ranch
Flandeome
Clarks
Tee Ann
Pia
P. Doane
Proples
FAR Insurance
Fredrick, MD
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