July 10 in American History 1868 Morrin Island bombardment
The Daily News notes events from American history on July 10: 1868 federal bombardment of Battery Wagner in Charleston Harbor marks the attack on Morris Island outworks. 1889 Julia Gardner Tyler dies, born 1820. 1890 Harrison signs Wyoming admission bill. Astronomical events list evening stars Jupiter Mercury and morning stars Saturn Venus Mars Arcturus in Bootes.
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Morrin Island
Charleston Harbor
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Arcturus
Constellation
Bootes
Safe and Sane Fourth Committee Concludes Year
The Safe and Sane Fourth of July Committee held a final morning meeting to close the season. Treasurer’s report cited revenue from buttons and donations, and praise for volunteers, schools, marshals, and merchants who supported the parade, floats, and fireworks effort.
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Safe and Sane
Willard
Safford
Hammond Urner
C Bess
Hendin
Court House Square
Albert Brown
Dutrow
Neldig
Earl Zergler
Henri Kuelfer
Robyn
Fitzpatrick Buttons
Will Fout
Frank Newman
Inne Sebley
Florence Lamar
Dorothy Warehime
Margaret Bechelberger
Margaret Ford
Cornea McSherry
Rachel Motter
May Caity
Ramsburg
Charlotte Linn
Virginia Frazier
Beatrice Trail
Mary
Sue Condon
Richard Dutrow
Richard Ross
Milton Engle
Board of Trade
News and Post
Milton Urner
Burgee
Remsburg
Mabel King
Hilda Zacharias
Dorothy Filler
Markey
Prde
Agamet Ice
Steed
Tomorrow Feature Day at Public Playgrounds
Miss EK Gross of Baltimore oversees a special exhibition day at the Maryland School playgrounds. Tomorrow morning two teams of boys will compete in athletic events for a pennant, while girls perform folk dances and amusements. A ribbon awaits every girl who completes the events. parents and friends are urged to attend.
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Atlthie Predenek
EK. Gross
Baltimore
Maryland
Mss Gross
Kemp Hall
Miss Gross
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
The column notes ailments and recent changes in status for local residents. Luther M. Stone of East Church Street shows improvement from rheumatism and can move about. Joseph H Bussard has been ill ten weeks and was sent to Baltimore for treatment. George Cramer, son of Harry M. Cramer, fell from a ladder injuring a finger. Col Spencer C Jones of Rockville, after surgery in Washington and a critical period, is much improved and now sits up and reads.
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Frederick
Luther M. Stone
East Church Street
Joseph H Bussard
Baltimore
George Cramer
Harrys M. Cramer
East Patrick Street
Col
Spencer C. Jones
Rockville
Washington
Easton and Elleater Quietly Wed in Virginia Ceremony
Harry N. Easton of Point of Rocks and Effie Elleater of Luckelis, Va, were quietly married this afternoon at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Pastor Rev. Henry L. G. Kiefer.
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Faston
Tif Vy
Harry N. Easton
Point of Rocks
Mics Effie Elleater
Luckelis
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Pasion
Henan LG Kiefer
Rr President H. D. Baker and Vice President Wm G Zimmerin
Rr President H D Baker named in the document with vice president William G Zimmerin also listed. The text appears as a fragment from a corporate officer roster or meeting minutes.
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WM. G. Baker
Fragments From Local Organizations Finance Ledger
Readable snippets show receipts and expenditures linked to Knights of Columbus St Johns Civic clubs and parade floats. Entries list haulage freight horses and parade costs including Jamison, Neidig Miller, Hendrickson, and Yellow Springs Band with totals and public notices faintly referenced.
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Eratic
Coreeacslo
Harry C. Marman
Harry
Marman
Masten Ang Wells
Priges
A. Jamison
H. CG
News Pub. Co
Neidig & Miller
Moise
Hendrickson
Yo Bradeck
Mrs E W Williamson Dies Suddenly At Frederick
Mrs Jeanor West Williamson widow of Joseph A Williamson died suddenly at her Stecord street home from angina pectoris. She leaves children Thomas M J Athene and Misses Mary and Johia Namson of Frederick, two sisters and one brother, and a Franklin county church family. Funeral Saturday at 10 with services at AH Saints Episcopal and Mt Olivet interment. C J Carty in charge.
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Jeanor West Williamson
Joseph A Wilamson
Stecord Street
Williamson
Miss Williamson
Thomas J
Julia Philips McGill
Fredericksburg
Thomas M. J Athene
Mary
Johia
Wn Namson
Frederick
C. Im. Tn. Poulton
W P Mason
Rockville
Joan McGill
Plas
Episcopal Church
Mrs Rogers Granted Absolute Divorce and Custody
Mrs Caroline Ross Rogers was granted an absolute divorce from George Rust Rogers on statutory grounds. Custody of the two children is awarded to Mrs Rogers with the father allowed bi monthly visitation at a mutual home in Frederick. Costs amount to about 70 dollars. Rogers is a broker. Attorney details listed. Also note a future luncheon of medical society members and a marriage license for Harry N Easton and Effie E Heater.
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Caroline Ross Rogers
George Rust Rogers
Plainfield
Thank you to Metropolitan Life for prompt settlement
Local note from Charles Hoffman thanks Assistant Superintendent and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co for excellent service in settling a four month old policy claim after an accident death. The letter praises the company for paying the full amount and for unusual care.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
James A. Hoffman
Polley
Charles 8, Hoffman
Braddock Reformed Sunday School Festival Notice
Braddock Reformed Sunday school will hold a festival at Braddock Saturday evening. Notice of Early Closing. We agree to close our stores at five o'clock each evening except Saturday from July Mth to September 5th inclusive. Market notices urge early shopping and feature local merchants and a charity sale event at the Braddock Heights Casino with a market in the UB Church Social Room.
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Braddock Reformed Sunday School
Braddock
OO P Bennett
Thos
H. Haller
Thos Kemp
Neidig & Miller
John D Hendrickson
L. E. Mullinix
C. E.cline
OL. Etchison
Jean
Forsakes Husband and Two Children in Beall Case
A wife aged 18 with a 9 month and a 2 year old leaves Frederick to live with Murphy Beall, aged 19. Her husband, Clarence Whipp, says she told him Sunday night she would not return. Police suspect Beall influenced her, with state action discussed under White Slave Law. Parents of the wife fear for the children as they seek to locate her in Philadelphia or Hagerstown.
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Clarence Whipp
Frederick
Murphy Beall
Whipp
Corun
Willam
Jefferson
Gil
Tuethes
Fredericke
Young Whipp
Roy W. Poole
Young Beall
Beall
Broderick
Isay
Philadelphia
Whip Tand-Ivoungs'- Beall
Hagerstown
Lewis
United States
July sale offers summer undergarments and accessories
The advertisement promotes men's summer underwear, shirts, drawers, linen, socks, and ties with low prices. It highlights breathable garments and a July clearance at 27 Court St, featuring clothing basics, collars, and silk socks to keep wearers cool.
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Avalon
Marley
Behnout
Glenroy
J. D. Hendrickson
Notice to City Taxpayers and Merchants Opens for Collection
Notice to city taxpayers. Tax collector Maman Tailor Shop and Marwan advertise collection of city taxes and street paying. Messages urge prompt payment to avoid forced collection and discount loss for gas and electric bills. Clothing shop reopens after a week and solicits patronage with emphasis on prompt service.
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Board of Aldermen
Mamcaffrey
Marman Tailor Shop
Marwan
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Unknown Local Page
Fragmented text from a newspaper page mentions suburban areas and wearable dressings plus places and organizations but lacks clear events or names. The readable bits suggest a regional item about health or fashion markets, with scattered terms like Beate areas and Predera.
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