July 10 In History Highlights Notable Births and Events
On July 10 history marks births of Christopher Columbus near Genoa and Julia Gardiner Tyler in 1800s, and deaths of Jacques Mande Daguerre near Paris, Allen Pattibone in Stratford, plus a 1991 note on Andree’s balloon ascent and a long truce before Santiago bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Genoa
Willi Chickstone
Jacques Mande Dagueye
Paris
Julia Gardiner Tyler
John Tyler
Richmond
Allen Pattibone
Startford
Andre
Letters From The People Current Communications To The Editor
Readers submit letters to The News expressing opinions on postal service county roads and local governance. The writer urges extra mail carriers regardless of party, critiques a Washington inspector and postmaster, and advocates practical road improvements funded by the county with oversight by commissioners and supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Washington
Lester
Cty
Becausa
Walter A. ‘Wilson
U. S. Civil Service Examiner
D. C
Tam
Tome
Johnson
Frederick
Frederick County
W. Atsret Hoop
Marriages Fill Frederick Social Page Tonight
George Beall McCleery and Elizabeth Strobel Levy wed at night in Clarke Place with Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon officiating. George Oscar Rhodes and Grace Evelyn Lampe marry in Evangelical Reformed church as Brethren’s Orchestra plays. Multiple other civil and church unions noted with attendants, travel, and receptions across Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beall McCleery
Elizabeth Strobel Levy
G. Oscar Hheads
Grace & Lampe
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Charles P. Levy
O'Eden Vernon
George Vernon
Baltimore
Anna Trail Helfenstein
Edwin C. Markell
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
David Q Charlen Winabrener
Miss Vernon
Sode
Frederick Select Orchestra
Staupp
Mra McCleery
Lampe
Evangelical Reformed Church
George Oscar Rhosds
Mias
Grace Evelyn Lampe
Frederick
Misa Mee Lampe
Elmer E. Dixon
Jessie K. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Helen Cox
Mosars
Les Hanshew
Frank Moore
Albert Gilson
Arthur O. Lampe
Johnstown
E. R. Bachbach
D. D
L. McLean
Brenner
Lohengrin
Moendelesohn
North Market Street
B. Rosenour
East Patrick Street
Bruchey— Wachter
Charles Bruchey
Adam
Gussie M. Jewell
Thurmont
Groff House
C. W. Stinespring
Lightning destroys grain barrack on John Baker farm near Libertytown
A grain barrack on John Baker’s Farm near Libertytown was struck by lightning and burned to ashes with its contents. About 500 bushels of wheat and a small amount of hay were lost. Tenant Mix Marshall Boone tended the farm. A U S cavalry horse died after heat in Frederick camp. Eastern Milling market lists corn 67c per bushel, wheat No 2 red 73c, hay 13 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Libertytown
Mix
Marshall Boone
United States
Frederick
Worman
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Committed to Monterne Hospital on 30 day treatment
Annie Coates, a colored woman, was committed to Montevas Hospital this morning for 30 days by Justices Wood. Officer Staab escorted her to Montevas. The report notes zinc and grinding make lead and zinc paint wear twice. Sayron reported this in The Nowe.
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Monterne
Annie Coates
Montevas Hospital
Justices Wood
Staab
Montevas
Deroe
Transfers in the Otrouit and Orphans' Courts 1902
Week's records show real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and guardianship actions. Notable items include property deeds in Frederick and Knoxville, several marriage licenses for Frederick residents, and multiple accounts and stock transfers in the Orphans' Court, with estates of Helfenstein et al and Etzler heirs proceeding through guardianship and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otrouit and Orphans’ Courts
Otronit and Orphans
George F. Earnick
Jane A. Waskey
Brunswick
David Robinson
James Robinaon
Frederick
Sarah A. Cuilor
Bonera
Maud G
Charles OC. Halstead
Sweeney
George T. Cline
John W. Weller
Sarah A. Oniler
Lelia
Bowers
George Beall McCherry
Elizabeth Strobel Levy
Georges Oscar Rhoads
Grace EB. Lamps
Roy E. Baile
McKinston’s Mill
Bessie E Nussbaum
Oak Orchard
George Webster Fiter
Johnsville
Margaret E Waltmelier
Hood’s Mills
Walter W. Wietere
Harper's Ferry
Emma G. Folk
Kearneyeville
W. Va
Charles Brachey
Josephine Wachter
John Joseph Casey
Elizabeth A. , Satterfield
Washington
Wm. E. Six
Alice O. Bowers
Ladienberg
Lloyd F. Kimmell
Claudia V. Nusz
Lloyd H. Reisler
E. Miriam Heisler
Cours
John H.etzler
Daniel Etzler
John H. Etzler
Mary A. Etzler
Firat
Dante Etzier, Jr
John H Etzler
Dee Elizabeth Main
Jonathan Main
Clara Louise Fox
Firet
Annie I. Bowers
O. T
Clara Louisa Fox
J.T. Browning
Asme
Amanda M. Browning
Reverdy Browning
Martin D. Gaver
Florence O. Gaver
Daniel H. Young
Lucretia Young
Multiple Tragedies and Local Life Highlight Cumberland Area
Died at his Hillsboro home Dr Thomas Hackett. Thomas Stewart of Lonaconing found dying in Cumberland. Eleonora Oslvert burned near Rosaryville. Patrolman James Garvey accidentally killed himself in Baltimore. an engine crash at Casselman killed an Italian. Boscos V Wood wins Montgomery county scholarship. Harry Barkdall attempts suicide in Ringgold. George R Wabb resigns from United Electric, Gen John M Hood succeeds. Quaintance in Washington county investigates orchard damage from recent visitation. Isaac B Cannon injured at Washington Junction after fall from high pole. 35 years service with Baltimore and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hackett
Hillsboro
Thomas Stewart
Lonaconing
Cumberland
Cumberland Fire Department
Eleonora Oslvert
Rosaryville
Prince George's County
James H. Garvey
Gentral
Baltimore
Casselman
Baltimore and Ohio
Boscos V. Wood
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Maryland Agricultural College
Harry
Barkdall
Lewis Barkdal
Ringgold
Washington County
George R. Wabb
United Electric Light and Power Company
John M. Hood
Ashington County
Grambine Displays Fine Anderson's Penrose Tomatoes
Mr John A Grambine expert gardener displayed two large smooth Andersons Penrose tomatoes at Ten Nets office. He grew them himself and the specimens served as clear evidence of his skill in vegetable culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Grambine
Ten Nets
Anderson
Grambine
Locusts Ravage Orchards Adjacent to Woods Insect Report
Entomologist A. L. Quaintance reports severe cicada damage in orchards near forests. Female cicadas cut narrow slits in twigs to lay eggs, weakening limbs and causing brown foliage. urgent pruning of damaged limbs and young trees suggested to allow new growth this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Quaintance
Washington
PURELY PERSONAL NEWS FROM FREDERICK
A roundup of social visits and travels. Baltimore residents H B Showman and Wm B Lavy are in Frederick on business and visiting relatives. Others include Mrs O K R Nut and daughter at Atlantic City, Otho Keller in Atlantic, J Gerhart Lampe in Frederick, and families from Baltimore Washington and Ursina visiting local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Showman
Baltimore
Frederick
Parver Donald
Richmong
0. KR. Nutt
Ruthand
Atlantic City
Otho Keller
West Church Street
Atlantic
Lavy
Bessie Butler
Washington
Hichalberger
Court Square
Mabel Kuhlman
Ursina
Luther Kuhlman
O. O. Rusherman
Board of County Commissioners
New York
Bushzeas
J. Gerhart Lamps
J. O. Lampe
East Fifth Street
David Walsh
Richard
Washington, D.C
Fannie R Steward
East Patrick Street
L. Victor Blaughman
Democratic State Central Committee
Claude BR. McCleery
West Cherchetrees
Wim
Keller
East Second Street
Vincent Beachley
Pauline
Sheffer
Middletown
Harvey R. Lease
John Ganning
Amber
Ill
A BR. Yeakle
West Third Street
Chicago
Anna Vernon
Col. Geo. W. F. Vernon
Aunie
Vernon
Social World Party Honors Ruth Potter at North Market
Mr and Mrs Masser hosted a party Tuesday night at their residence on North Market street in honor of their niece Ruth Potter of Koedyaville. Attendees included Ruth Potter Lone Edmonds Mate Virgie Walters Belle Blumenauer Helen Hull Pearl Mary Ruth Eyler Frank Shiptey Thomas John Blumenauer John Wolters George Eyler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. B. BE. Masser
Realdonos
North Market Street
Ruth Potter
Koedyaville
Lone Edmonds
Mate
Virgie Walters
Belle Blumenauer
Helen Hull
Pearl
Mary
Ruth Eyler
Frank Shiptey
Thomas
John Blumenauer
John Wolters
George Eyler
Excursions to Washington Baltimore and Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Sunday July 13 excursions to Washington Baltimore and Harper's Ferry at low rates. Electric cars pass landmarks including Cabin John’s Bridge, Chevy Chase, Rock Creek Park Zoo Arlington Cemetery Fort Myer and Navy Yard. For times tickets and details see ads or contact W. T. Malliniz Frederick MD. In Memoriam funeral notice for Charles F. Fleming recalls bereavement and hopeful reunion.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Camden Station
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Obis Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Cabin John’s Bridge
Chevy Orisso
Zoological Gardens
Rock Creek Park
Soldiers
Arlington Cemetery
Fort Myer
Arispal
Navy Yard
Baltimore Electric
Craid Hill Park
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Potomac
Shenandoah
Biue
Bolivar
John Brown
Fort
Island Park
W. T. Malliniz
Call to neo me gad you can says monty
A fragmentary item reads oddly arranged words including names such as B. SAPPINGTON and a stray punctuation mark. The readable bits hint at a personal or local note but lack clear context or action.
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Neo
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D& Imp. Co
Thos
J. Walsh
A. M. Excursion
Fred. Co
Tel
Opsestoks Tichela
J. Gladhill
Doll Bros
Geo
Rodock & Co. Refrigerators
B. Sappington Bankers
Baker, Watts & Co
Athletic Park
Hartley Medicine Co
Dolla Doll's
Bosts
James Gambrill, Jr
Col
D. O. Winebrewer
F. B. Smith
Sayron
Nowe
Courf
Nannie E. Helfenstein
Ruth E. Helfenstein
News UY the Spath
Isaac B. Cannon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pronswick
Washington Junction
Police Department
Alexander Magill
Magill
Philadelphia
Southwark National Bank
Quaker City
Omoers
Washington Camp
P.O. S. of A
George A. Zeigler
S. Joseph Zimmerman
Geo T. M. Sheffer
Baylor A. Crist
Edward 8. Reynolds
Carl Fleshman
Guy L Font
Gnard
George F. Abrecsht
Trustes
Edward M. Rader
Levi W. Mobsky
Edgar F. Orebs
Right Sentinel
Wm. MM. Spongeller
Left Sentinel
Harry R. Orebs
Frederick County Telephone Company
Oura
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Myersville
Exchange
East Church Street
Repecca Davis
Onara Davis
Mavon McDanner
Oarnis Koocue
Grace Dixon
Grack Myer
Eay Ik
Ita
Prof. Hartley
Park Hotel
Court House
Dols
Lidie's
Phos
Gladhill
Raperb
Pen Mar
Reformed Churches of
Pennsylvania
Pen Mar Park
Western Maryland
Thoraday
Pen War
Weat
Baltimore and Onio Railroad
Raturn
Charles F. Fleming
Sinia
Wes
John Bundrickson
Dimity
Elaus Efenpsioxson
Gloria
Are
Neidig & Miller
Namie & Miller
Zia
P.lisw Mualla
Clinton
N. Market Stierick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
SDA Baskets
Isanogle & Wagamar
F. B. Safpington
Says Monty
B. Sappington
Iamttawiy
A. T. Rios & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Hick
East Fourth Stree
Foundations For
Willard
West Patrick Street
Petermar
Franklin Street
Frederick Firat
Rasdawiy
Hovinence
Shdawif
Amos Vener
Edwin Devilbies
Doll & Albwugh
Nicodemus
Dentis
Movre
Frederick Co
Fadawly
Apple
East Third Street
Iba
Routhland Mall
Law Office of
Ds2att
Valen Knitting Mills
Nowashine
Church
South Market Street
C. Ed. Linn
William &. Miller
Qommensonl Faara
News Office
Rodook & CO
Rodook & OO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Brhive
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