In History July Highlights and Notable Deaths
July in history notes include Audenarde record mentions, John Rodgers the American mail official born in Philadelphia and died 1505, plus Willliam Johnson noted as pioneer and Indian manager who died near Johns town after an Ireland birth in 1715. Other entries reference Alexandra by Brit, Hert, Arabsy rebellion, Margue rite, Ernst Corthus in 1896, and a 1900s bombardment ending with last gun fired.
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Quincy Ada
John Rodgers
Philadelphia
Sir Willliam Johnson
Johnstown
Ireland
Pombarad
Alexandra
Brit
Eich Hert
Mirian Ceavalle
Furmicus
Prima Donni
Marguerite
Ohloe
Ernst Corthus
Hellenst
Werlin
Santiago
Braintree
Pearre and Lowndes Deny Alliance in Maryland Talks
A Baltimore report claimed Congressman Pearre and Lloyd Lowndes formed a political alliance to shift support in the Sixth District and for state office bids. Local and Cumberland dispatches quote Lowndes denying any coalition, calling the tale baseless and noting no coordination with Pearre. Community figures warn they will oppose any Pearre-Lowndes pact, underscoring county split loyalties.
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Hatter Denice
Yeaterday
Baltimore
Pearre
Lloyd Liwnden
Oslonal Pearre
Idx
Lowndaer
Thes
Colonel Pearse
Osler
Banca
Atata
Gol. Pasrre
Congress
Lowndes
Allegany County
Q Cumberland
Lloyd Lowndes
George A Pearre
Reveral
Lowndes Fargher
Paatre
Politiga
David B. Digk
Mogars
Funeral of Amadeus Wiibids in Graceham Moravian Church
The funeral of the late Amadeus O. Wiibids was held yesterday. The cortege moved from West South Street at seven in the morning to the Moravian church at Graceham where Rev. Dr. Charles F. Steak conducted services. Pallbearers included Samuel W. Naw comer, W. M. Morrison, Joseph Crar mand, James Ernghing, J. B. Pittinger and Jonathan Eichelberger. Burial followed in the cemetery adjoining the church. FF. Schroeder was the funeral director.
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Amadeus O. Wiibids
Weat South Street
Graceham
Charles F. Steak
Samuel W. Nawcomer
W. M. Morrison
Joseph Crarmand
James Ernghing
J. B. Pittinger
Jonathan Eichelberger
FF. Schroeder
St Peters Oath Olfa Church Tournament at Pine Mountain Park
The St Peters Oath Olfa Church members plan an annual tournament and pionio at Pine Mountain Park, near Libertytown, on the coming Wednesday. Sophia Norris celebrates her 91st birthday at East stress home with memory and sight retained, 6 children, 35 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren.
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St. Peter's Oath- Olfa Church
Tabertytown
Pionio
Pine Mountain Park
Libertytown
Sophia Norris
David Cartnail
East Stress
Fels
Unidentified man killed by freight train near Adamstown
An unidentified white man about 35, apparently Italian, fell from an eastbound 42 freight train on the Baltimore & Ohio line about 7 pm east of Adamstown. He was run over and fatally crushed. remains were taken to Frederick and buried at Manteva. Justice Day deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Adamstown
R. R. Day
Fraderick
C. C. Garry
Mantevas
Topographical Survey Near Frederick by U S Geological Survey
Surveyors under Warva Ball map 1000 square miles from Harpers Ferry to Woodbine and Great Falls to Braddex north of Braddrex. Joint effort by U S and Maryland Geologic Surveys costs about 10000. Roads streams contours and elevations will be depicted replacing the 1884 Frederick Sheet.
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Frederick
Warva Ball
U. & Gaologleat Barvey
Harpar’s Ferry
W. Va
Wooddine
Bfd
Great Falls
Potomas
Braddrex
Mayland
The Work of Deite. Clarence Bowers
Clarence Bowers of Washington died yesterday at Frederick City Hospital from dropsy aged 37. He is survived by a widow Wilbur Bowers, four sisters Mrs Ella Pardy of Frederick Mrs Ida Woodward and Miss Ella Bowers of Baltimore and Mrs Maggie Frank of Park Mills. The remains go to his sister Mrs Maggie Wauk of Park Mills for funeral at 8 12 o'clock tomorrow with interment in Monne Olives Cemetery.
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Clarence Bowers
Myr
Cla
Esos Bowars
Washington
Frederick City Hospital
Feraore
Ove Song
Wilbur Bowers
Haig
Ella Pardy
Frederick
Ida Woodward
Mise Ella Bowers
Baltimore
Airs
Maggo Fank
Park Milla
Mirs Maggus Wauk
Park Mills
Pisan
Ictormant
Monne Olives
Mailroad Officials Visit City Over Freight and Switch Plans
Northern Central Railroad officials led by Latroboard met with Mayor Borg and the Board of Aldermen to discuss freight handling at the depot. They reviewed the proposed switch placement for the Ox Fibra Broenh Works, with officials guiding aldermen to the depot and the anticipated Brush Works switch site in 1804.
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Messrs. Latroboard Liclatyre
Northern Central Railroad Company
Thig City
Ccrpeny
B .W. Borg
Sith
Arqiminkad
Brush
Pardons Sought by Governor Warfield July 24
Applications for pardon will be heard on July 24 by Governor Warfield. Jaave Derr, convicted in Frederick County Circuit Court in February 1906 of larceny and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Gilmore Dorsey, convicted in Sept 1906 by Frederick County Court of indecent exposure, sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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Perdon
Warfield
Jaave Derr
Frederick Cognty Chronie Curt
Gilmore Dorsey
Frederick County Orouts
Governor to Attend Blonle and Tournament at Manor Woods
Governor Warfield will attend the annual blonle and tournament at Manor woods on Tuesday August 13. He will be with Troop A Maryland National Guard on its annual practice march, camping at Frederick August 12 and then at Manor Woods the following night.
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Ss. Joseph's Catholic Church
Warfield
Latear
Manor Woods
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Hobos' Friend George Hoover Dies at 80
George Hoover died yesterday at his home north of Ringgold in Washington County at age 80 after long illness. A weary farmer, he was known for kindness to hobos, often feeding and sheltering many in a day. His widow survives.
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George Hoover
Ringgold
Washington County
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Social World Reception Honors Captain and Mrs Briscoe Black
Mr and Mrs Wm P Mauleby hosted a social reception at their West Church Street home last evening in honor of Captain and Mrs Hanson Briscoe Black who will depart for Alaska late this month. Captain Black will lead the U S Signal Service with headquarters at Baldez. Mr Wm H Kline of Third Street, recently sidelined by a sprained ankle, is back at work.
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Wm. P. Mauleby
West Church Street
Hanson Briscoe Black
Alaska
Captain Black
U. S. Signal Service
Baldez
Wm. H. Kline
Purely Personal Social notes and local news
Mrs. Joseph Boeff and children spend time at LeGore and Mrs Hayes Mohler of Waynesboro visiting relatives to Mr Joseph Hoeff. Miss Katie Kefanver visits Washington. Miss Helen L. Six visits Washington. Drs Rosa McQielland visits Mrs Benner in Baltimore. Mrs Charles F. Kreh spends time at Taodisa Springs. Messrs Harry J and Wm Leichert vacation in Oozau City. Various locals visit relatives in Woodboro and Baltimore. Several returning from trips to New York and Coney Island. Baseball: Rosebuds beat Orioles 11 to 3 at Athletic Park. Lightning damage to Archie Ogle’s chimney near Pearthig County. City real estate sale by Major Charles B. Fout at Enas Church Street. purchased by Harry C. Bull for 8501. Wheat field damaged by lightning near Braddock.
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Joseph Boeff
LeGore
Hayes Mohler
Waynesboro
Bis Ally
Joseph Hoeff
Atreak
Washington
Katie Kefanver
South Markesstraat
Helen L. Six
Rosa McQielland
Baltimore
Benner
North Market Atraes
Charles’ F. Kreh
West Third Street
Taodisa Springs
Measra
Harry J
Leichert
Oozau City
Mr. White
Tranton
Ho Yy Dite
Hye
Misa Sabella Kroh
West Chird Street
Washt ¢On
Ab Fort Howard
Mise Blanche
Obershkretrae
Woodaboro
Mere
Gav
W. Hauer
Mirg Onas
Cashoun
East Third Street
George A. Zzigieranaser
Harry
Mass Second Street
Myersdala
Herbert Kreh
Waet Tatra Street
Misa Anne Schley
Catharine Parry
West South Street
Wor. Wilders
Charles Robertson
John Fracots
Hageratown
Mire
Geo. Sohell
Weat South
Charles W. Finneyfrock
Virgie
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Port Deposit
Erneat Box
North Market Street
Wess—minster
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Flagerstown Junction
J. H. Lakin
Gisle
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Krise
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Joalah Fahrney
Irving A. Palmer
Middletowe Valley
American Smelting and Refining Company
Pueblo
Colorado
Hotel Braddock
James Brown
Haat Church Street
Misa Mary Buckes Brown
Snd
Arthur Brown
TAME RELIGIOUS VOWS IN PROV PROVIDENCE NUNS
Misa Tobin of Providence and Mins c Dermon of Norristown Pa take the black and white veils in a morning chapel ceremony at the Visitation Convent. Fr Schuyler Fr Ric Manns Fr Kane and Smith preside with acolytes and postulants including Sr Placida and Sr Ann Marie. Mrs Tobine and family attend. Sr Ann Maria joins the sisterhood and a retreat follows.
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Misa Tobin
Providence, St. I
Mins ‘c Dermon
Norristown
Bostalanta
Margaret
Lucy Elsenkanar
Mya
Charlea Waohtsr
Roosivad
Elizabeth Toble
Placida
Tobinte
Providence
Rhode Island
Ireland
Newfoundland
Misa Ansa Br. McDarmost
Ann Marie
Bra. McDermott
Moesars
Frank
Dniel McDermott
Ann Maria
Mary Marr
HYHENEAL Gilbert and Davis wedding at Grace Reformed
A very pretty wedding took place yesterday at 5 30 in the Grace Reformed parsonage East Third Street. Lula Kate Gilbert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Gilbert Hast Sixth Street and Edgar Taeman Davis of Hartford Connecticut were married in the presence of Ruth Davis and Lacy Glessner. The bride wore white and carried sweet peas. she later changed to grean doyle over silk with gloves. They left at 7 25 for Washington New York and Niagara Falls en route to Hartford where they will reside. Gifts included a substantial check. Also noted: Triplet y- Triplet y Stell and Manuel Cordall marriages.
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Misa Lacy Glessner
Grean Doyle
Baltimorea
Otto
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Hartford
Connecticut
Hanover Town Meeting Defines Schoolhouse and Walk Plans
Town of Hanover votes to build a brick schoolhouse and plank walk to Lebanon after forcing student participation through poll tax. Cast list from a lawn play at Edward and Mary Herring home features names like Cinderella and Good Mother Nature. Play to be repeated at Brad Dock Heights auditorium Tuesday evening.
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Hanover
N. A
Dartmouth
Reed Hall
Lebanon
Edward Herring
Streat
Prince Ssaushine
Madeline Houff
Cinderella
Dorothy Wilson
Robin Red
Julia Rodock
Fronch
Marie Snyder
Agnes Herring
Violet
Elizabeth Herring
Sweets Briar
Maria Haller
Mignonetta
Regina Haller
Grace Worman
Pansy
Lucy Herring
Poppy
Harriet Rignay
Mary Gilbert
Ruth Chipley
Bonnie Bes
Catherine Rowse
Braddock Heights
Parcel Room Service Opens at All Pennsylvania Stations
The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer baggage and small item check rooms at all stations starting July 1. A five cent fee covers 24 hours, with weekend exceptions and a 24 to 48 hour grace period. After 24 hours, an extra five cents is charged per additional 24 hours, minimum monthly fee 1.60.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Luther Bathesda Society meeting and local notices
A meeting of the Lutheran Bathesda Society is noted for 7 30 in the Lutheran prayer room with members urged to bring the membership list. Also various local ads announce groceries, dog control notices, an excursion to Jefferson, tailor services, and a public picnic with dancing and an orchestra.
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Lutheran Bathesda Society
Tontgat
Witt. T. Munnirx
Deaths and trials mark Maryland state news
Wilfred Bateman former Secretary of State died at Easton. The trial of Mrs Mollis Bowie and her son Henry for murder of Hubert Possy began at La Plata. Lewin Ensor aged 24 wounded by Chapman Elliott. Emily Rice of Boonaberg overcome by heat. Mrs Rica 88 feared ill. Washington County Republicans set conventions in Hagerstown for August 6 and September 10.
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Wilfred Bateman
Easton
Mollis Bowie
Henry
Hubert Possy
la Piata
Fearitfoal
Republicans
Washington Ouny
Hagerstown
Maryland State Aeris session weighs resolutions and reforms
The Maryland State Aeris Fraternal Order of Eagles devoted the second day to resolutions. A proposal to elect delegates to the Grand and Provincial series by state or province was adopted to shrink the grand aira. Several constitution charges were debated. A key resolution seeks wage protection for workers and families of those killed or injured, including three years' wages for survivors. F Brooke Whiting to be elected state president.
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Mary-land
Aeris
Order of Eagles
Eaward
Hireh
Baltimore
Districk Depaty
Esch
Maryland
Aarte
F. Brooke Whiting
Local mentions spark odd phrasing and ads in paper
A collage of product lines and insurance pitches appears with lines about Chocolate tea Cream Soda and McCARDELLs. A fire insurance offer claims to cover crops through lightning season and threshing at a small cost.
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McCardell’s
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