Purely Personal Pressdent Paragraphs About Thoss Who Games and Go
A string of brief social notes lists visits and guests from Washington Baltimore Buckeystown Frederick and beyond. People travel to Youngstown Chicago Philadelphia and California while relatives and friends host and visit in towns including Buckeystown Middletown Myersville and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoss
Miss Stouffer
Baltimore
McKenna
Buckeyatowne
Minnie Cooper Dutrow
Sty
Youngstown
Ohio
Miss Chiswell
Washington
H. O. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Helen Horahberger
Smithaburg
Moore
Keyser
W. Va
W. E. Kindley
Irving Payne
Chicago
Joseph Payne
North Market Street
Osborne Ingle
Mary Ingie
Court Square
Walter Michael
Farmersville
Dyrna Flook
Myersville
Edward Beuchert
William Deater
West Patrick Street
Albert Hammond
Miller
East Patrick Street
Frederick Schleigh
C. E. Moberly
Middletown
George O. Weddell
Matilda J. Smith
Philadelphia
Robinson
Thurmont
Emily
Mary
Rachael Millard
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Buckeyatown
Misa Horesy
Orisfield
Baker
O. F. Thomas
Walter E. Kefanver
California
Aprilist
Baltimore City
William MacGill
L.T MacGill
Nast Church Street
Winchester
J. George Jacobs
Carthage
Jacobs
Pleasant Walk
County
A. A. Sharsetts
Doctor Sharetts
Colorado Springs
Budget of Bright Items of Laval and General Interest
Brief notes cover weather, local amusements at Ath istic Park, and wit about wisdom from wives. Parish news mentions St Swithin's day next Monday. Michael Kennedy oversees painting on East Patrick Street near the Pennsylvania Railroad. Bank officials from Fredericktown Savings Institution visited Myersville and stopped at Middle Town for supper at Hotel Gater. Attending were M. & Doll, J. Lynch, and other officials and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galess
Athistic Park
Michael Kennedy
East Patrick Street
Penneylvania Railroad
Wm. 8. Miller
John A. Lynch
N. D. Haver
Columbus Knots
Jacob Rohrbuck
George A. Dean
Steiner Schley
Death of Mrs. Abigail McManus Ruled Natural Cause
A letter from John Flynn of St. Louis questions a murder claim about Abigail McManus who died at her home near McKetg in June. Mayor Smith cites Tax News findings that her death was natural, noting bruising on the face from a fall in the cellar and no evidence of violence or an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
John Flynn
St. Louis
Abigail McManus
McKetg
Flynns
McManus
Uein
Woulder
Thomas P. Rice
Presbyterians of Maryland Hold Regional Reunion at Pen-Mar Park
About 3,000 attended the Presbyterian reunion at Pen-Mar Park, with 2,000 coming by rail amid threatening weather. Officers elected include Rev. W A McCardell as chairman and Rev. J S Roddy as secretary. Next reunion set for July 9 1903 at Pan-Mar. Lectures by Rev. Wood and Rev. Whaling, plus remarks by Rev. S A Martin. Choir from New Windsor College performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginias
Pen-Mar Park
W. A. McCardell
Shippensburg
Joseph Stockton Roddy
Harrisburg
J. G. Rose
Mercersburg
William L Everitt
Baltimore
G.M. Reed
Newville
Thomas J. Ferguson
Mechanicsburg
H. B. King
R. A. White
Winchester
Robert Alexander Boyle
Hagerstown
J.C. Eckles
Oarlisle
W. G. Reed
Chambersburg
T. H. West
Waynesboro
James R. Davidson
Greencastle
Pan-Mar
Charles Wood
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Thornton Whaling
Lexington
Samuel A. Martin
Wilson College
Tabernacle
New Windsor Kfd
G. W. Enders
Lutheran Church
York, Pa
W. A. McQarrall
the Olives Presbyterian Church
D. EB. Crozer
Frank Seal
Peach Growers Discouraged In Washington County Outlook
Washington County peach growers face grim crop prospects with about half as many trees as five years ago and widespread retirement from the business. Notable figures Daniel Reichard and Raleigh Sherman report losses and shifts to cattle, reflecting a broader decline in the industry across Maryland and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Daniel W. Reichard
Sample’s Manor
Raleigh Sherman
Usr
Sharpsburg
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Georgia
Kent County
Elkw Osmiral race at Cumberland notes regulation issues
A Wednesday reel race connected to the Elkw Osmiral at Cumberland faced regulation concerns and alleged missteps by the South Chamberland Boss Company 32. The event details and official responses remain unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heelics
Tn 9
Elkw
Cumberland
South Chamberland
Doings of a MacGill in Baltimore and Washington
Police seek Alexander MacGill a con artist and former Baltimore prisoner suspected of passing worthless drafts. He stayed at St James Hotel June 26 28 and evaded detection while in Baltimore and Washington drew 110 in secured funds then vanished. Authorities issued circulars nationwide and a deputy warden once recognized him. He left with almost no possessions except three collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelh
Baltimore Reefere
Wastington
Alexander L. Macgiln
Wrebloxton
Bastimore
Marahal Faroso
Baltimore
MacGillin
Philidelphia
St. James
MacGill
Washington
Bouthwark National Bank of
Philadelphia
Alexander MacGill
Isis Wos
Vierg
Wabash Freight Growth Drives Maryland Tunnel Plan
A report, cited as well sourced, says the Goulds plan to extend the Wabash to Drum Point Maryland and establish an eastern terminal. The project would route traffic from Cherry Row to Baltimore, promising 8 million tons yearly from United States Steel and shielding the Trust from rate hikes by the Pennsylvania railroad. Morgan and Carnegie are backing the effort to safeguard the steel trust with new Western Maryland lines and a tunnel through the valley. Rural free delivery begins in Washington County with A. F. George to map routes, connect to Frederick and Carroll counties, and phase out some small post offices and star routes. The rollout is expected in about two months, after which delivery expands countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulds
Drum Point
Cherry Row
Baltimore
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
United States Corporation
Wabash
Thesrael Corporation
Maryland
Smithsburg
Boazerville
Washington County
A. F. George
Hagerstown
Frederick
Carroll
Senator McComas
Mr. George
Schriver
Frederick County
Boy Killed Near Sandy Hook in Freight Train Collision
A nine year old boy, deafened and living with his grandparents at Sandy Hook, was killed near Sandy Hook when he stepped onto the westbound track in front of Baltimore and Ohio express train No. 1 while trying to avoid a eastbound freight. His father, also named John Gaver, was killed by a B and O train about a year earlier at s Ferry. The boy was grandson of Charles Cole, Locust Point assistant trainmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gaver
Sandy Hook
Washington County
S Ferry
Charles Cole
Locust Point
Hhs
Repair Work On South Market Street Delays Yingling’s Cafe
Police Officer Crouss directs a crew repairing South Market Street in front of Yingling's cafe after a cave in near the sewer filled with dirt. Local men work to restore the street and restore access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouss
Yingling
South Market
Dirk
Excursion From Hagerstown To Frederick Planned
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will run a special excursion from Hagerstown to Frederick on Sunday. The train will arrive at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Midsummer Dance at Linganore Inn Delights Guests
A late night midsummer ball at Linganore Hilla Ton drew guests from Frederick, Baltimore, and Walkersville. Four Frederick Select Orchestra members provided music as couples, families, and many children danced beneath a new moon and stars. The event ended with cake at eleven and dancing to Home Sweet Home at midnight. organizers promise more summers entertainments. Notable guests included Col. and Mrs. J. T. Kirkman, Miss Adrienne Kirkman, Mrs. Sherman, and many others from Washington, Fort Myer, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hilla Ton
Frederick Select Orchestra
West
Lasates
Lada
City
Cuntry
Col
J. T. Kirkman
Adrienne Kirkman
J. W. Sherman
Raymond Kirkman
Mary J. Venzie
Jacob
Samuel Brown
A. J. Wilcoxon
Lechlider
Masdre
Allen Williamson
Harry Chapline
Francis
Edward Smith
Ward Haffner
Willard Markey
Stewart Dean
J. Wim. Baughmaz
Elmer Dixon
Charles Oronige
A. Kemp Keefer
Watkins
Frederick
Albert Nicodemus
Nellie Nicodemus
Lara Liggett
Nelson Stauffer
Kent
Ned
Brank Nicodemus
Walkersville
Hobbs
New Market
Mr. Horino
Jefferson
Regular Braddock Heights dance and local notices
Local items announce a regular Braddock Heights dance with Brenner's band on Wednesday July 16 1902 and various community notices. Excursions to Myersville and Pen Mar are offered with round trip fares, plus store hours and a note about a lawn fete at Buckeystown public school yard. Multiple community events, picnics and church reunions are listed with dates and meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myereville
Middletown
Braddockgate
Brenner
Osre
John
Ridenour
Buckeystown
Mita Society of M. P. Church
Indians and Their Baskets Cited as Superior
A fragment notes disdain for what are called beautiful baskets and asserts ownership by the speaker’s group. The line “no beautiful baskets which the Indians make. We have them” contrasts perceived inferior native crafts with claimed possession or superiority of own goods.
Weathered notes and deaths mark Lonaconing tax and harbor deaths
The issue reports Lonaconing's tax rate at 4.13 percent per $100. It records drownings near Ferry Bar in Lauraville and a Baltimore harbor floatation death off Chase's wharf. Obituaries note Mary W. Crisfield of Edge Hill Somerset county and William Benjamin of Bay view Cecil county. Also, 40 Cumberland carpenters strike over nine hours four days. Boilermakers condemn Madd and Butler over warship building. Lightning kills two horses near Gaithersburg. Derwood station fires brief. Edna Hardy sues Thomas Graham over a poisoned dog incident near Wheaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Breyer
Lauraville
Ferry Bar
John Bartscher
Baltimore
Chase’s Wharf
Mary W. Crisfield
John W. Crisfield
Edge Hill
Somerset County
William Benjamin
Cecil County
Bayview
Cumberland
International Association of Carpenters and Joiners
Gaithersburg
Williams Seaters
Derwood
Edna Hardy
Montgomery
Wheaton
Thomas Graham
Washington
Graham
Doge
Excursion to Harper's Ferry Special Return Train
An excursion to Harper's Ferry is planned with a return on Lundsay July 13. The special train departs Harper's Ferry at 7:46 p.m. Fare is 76 cents for the round trip. Tickets are valid only on the issue date and on the special train in both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Camden
Harper's Ferry
Harper’s Ferry
Lundsay
Farewell Supper for Retiring Fredericktown Official
Mr. Marshall Foot of the Fredericktown Savings Institution was honored with a farewell supper at the City Hotel hosted by the Frederick Clearing House Association. The event conveyed regret at his retirement, with expressions of appreciation from Fonten and the group. Attendees included Edwin Markeil, Richard Potts, George Heinlein, Robert Deiplains, G. Wesley Hindley, Gray son Staley, Thomas A. Chapline, William Zimmerman, and Marshall Fout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Foot
Fredericktown
Richard Potts
George Heinlein
Robert Deiplains
G. Wesley Hindley
Grayson Staley
Thomas A. Chapline
William Zimmerman
Marahali Fout
Funeral for Oliver F Young Scheduled for Tomorrow
The funeral for Oliver F Young will be held at 4 pm tomorrow from his East Second Street home. Rev Dr B B Todd will conduct services, with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Meanwhile Crimping Moors, Charies and Fleet Staley families camp at Baugher's woods near Frederick. Zine and Grinding Co makes Devos Lesh and Zinc Paint mixed by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F. Young
East Second Street
B. 8. Todd
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Charies
Fleet Staley
Baugher’s Woods
Frederick
Excursions to Washington Baltimore and Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Sunday excursions July 15 at very low rates to Washington Baltimore and Harper's Ferry. Travel via electric cars to Cabin John s Bridge Chevy Chase and key landmarks. special low Sunday summer rates not exceeding 1.00. Tickets and times available from ticket agent W T Mullinix Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Harper’s Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio
Cabin John’s Bridge
Chevy Chase
Zoological Gardens
Rock Cresk Park
Soldiers’ Home
Arlington Cemetery
Fort Myer
Arsenal
Navy Yard
Camden Station
Druid Hill Park
Harper's Ferry
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Potomac
Shenandoah
Blus Ridge
Bolivar
John Brown
Island Park
W. T. Mullinix
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
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the Daily News
Audenaide
Marlborough
Prince Eugene
John Quincy Adams
Sir William Johnson
Johnstown
Ireland
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Daniel Ammen
United States Navy
Baiti- Mare
Wasnisatoy
Spactal Dispatch
Tax Newa
W. L. Mooxam
the Weather Bureau
Geo. H. Rigga
John EB
Ridenour Woticé
G. Quynn & Qo
Knives, Razore
G. Quynn & Co
Braddock Heighta
Edward DeLashmutt
Laval
Presbyterian Reunion
Pen-Mar
PEACH
Epworth League
Kel-Mar
Battle of Monocacy
Adolphus Fearbake
Tha Monmocucy
Alex. Macgill
Chas. B. Fout
Gours House
Linganore Hills Inn
Braddock Heights
Allen G
Quynx & Co
O. Braley
T. M. Brandengorg
F. W. Hi. Diehl
0. H. Zellers
Ae Hy ‘Winebrewer
Sweepidge
G. Quinn & Oo
Manor Council
Doub’s
Manor Woods
Paing
Picnio
Berbor
J. Gladhill
Cordth
Market
U'Reo
Hartley Medicine Co
Prof. Hartley
Park Hotel
Court House
S. J. Gladhill
Ica Cold Watermelon
Pen Mar
Reformed Churches of
Pen Mar Park
Western Maryland Railroad
Western Maryland
Asia
John Hendrickson
Talspoone Owls
Dimity
Ony Heanvaztoxson
Gloria
Are
Neidig & Miller
Newies Miller
Eyer
Garda
Olinton
Raduste Pharmacist
Isanogle & Wagaman
Sweet Grass Grove
The
Beau
Mancement
North Marset Sirezet. Frederich, MD
Safpington
Owl
wesCawiy
North City Hall
A. T. Rios & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas PF
Rick
East Fourth Stree
Foundations For
BIDK
Wales
Willard C. Keller
Patrick Street
Petermar
Franklin Street
Baltimere
Fawty
Poiefe W. Gayver
Court Street
Amos Ureeb
Sdwif Devilbiss
Devilbiss & Ubneh
Doll & Albaugh Building
Frederis, Macctidawly
Nicodemus
Dentzer
Frederick Co
Faitlawig
George A. Rigze
M.D. Hams
Palle
Dry Coods
Edo
East Third Street
Waareter
Onion
Abphrat News Office
Jovenh Grom
Improvement Loan and Building Association of
Hart Sixth
Aix
East Fifth Street
Soaheb
Cramer
Heal Retste
L. M. Nixporrr
Bronte
Fodar
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Rodook & CO
HEX Big
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A. T. Riqk & Sonb
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