July 11 in American History Highlighted
This digest lists notable events and births: John Quincy Adams born 1767 in Braintree died 1848. Hamilton killed in a 1804 duel. 1884 Cleveland Hendricks nomination at Chicago. 1868 Santiago bombardment ended. Simon Newcomb died 1909. Henry Dexter died 1910. Astronomical notes show sunset 7:28 p m, moon conjunction with Uranus after 8:26 p m.
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John Quincy Adams
United States
Braintree
Mass
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Chicago
Cleveland
Hendricks
Santiago
Simon Newcomb
Washington
Henry Dexter
Metropolitan Concert Return Promised for Frederick
Mr Duffey arranged a return engagement for the Metropolitan Concert Company to Frederick during the first week in October under the Frederick Mannerchor. The recital will feature three familiar members including Martin the basso and Chelsie Bultman the soprano with Duffey as tenor. Miss Hussey will be replaced by a renowned contralto. The concert is praised as a highlight of Frederick’s musical season.
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Duffey
Metropolitan Concert Co
J. Humbird Duffey
Frederick
Metropolitan Concert Company
Woman's College
Frederick Mannerchof
Martin
New York City
Mme
Chelsie Bultman
Caruso
Hussey
Frederick Music
Frederic Mannerchor
Social World Honors Edna Mack Before Europe Departure
Miss Edna Mack of Middletown hosted a reception at Hotel Gay Middletown with friends bidding her farewell for Europe. Attendees included Misses Ear al Mark Mary Routzahn Edna Lighter Edith Fink Blanche Rady Lena Stone and Messrs Homer Fink Harry Mock Walter Ramsburg Harry Derr Toseye Gaver George Kefauver. Celfaratli Sint Barteday marks Mrs Lucinda Miller celebrating her second birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs S A EB Toms East Second Street.
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Edna Mack
Middletown
Hotel Gay
Lucinda Miller
A. EB. Toms
Second Street
Rumored Trolley Line 10 Hanover May Involve N C R
York reports hint at an electric service between Frederick and Hanover with possible extension to York. Rumors say stock subscriptions are near completion, prompting expectations of a new Frederick to Hanover line and potential Pennsylvania Railroad electrification to improve passenger and freight service. Local business leaders weigh the feasibility and impact on Frederick and regional trade.
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York
Frederick
Hanover
Lnbat
Northern Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern Central
Manent
Pennsylvania
Prederick
AER
G L Braking Company Ad by Hendrickson and Bread
An advertisement presents G L Braking Company products as pure wholesome and clean. It lists viewing times every afternoon except weekends from 2 30 to 4 50 PM and Tuesday and Friday nights from 9 to 11 30 PM, attributed to Frederick Railroad Co.
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G. L. Braking Company
Frederick Railroad Co
Definite Steps Echo Rumors Amid Heated Week
The remarks describe steps taken along rumored lines, despite a superheated week that has tickled many ears.
Death of John W Poole in Hansonville Sunstroke Fatality
John W Poole 68, a blacksmith, was found unconscious under a tree in an orchard at John Storrs home in Hansonville yesterday morning. He died in the afternoon after medical aid failed to revive him. Funeral services were held at 4 pm from Thomas P Tice Undertaking, Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Storr
Hansonville
John W. Poole
Thomas P. Tice
North Market Street
WW. J. Lamar
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Funeral for James Page Follows Thresher Accident Near Monrovia
James Page died after a threshing accident near Hyattstown on Saturday evening. In a misstep he fell under a threshing machine wheel as the engine of H L Layton’s crew passed, causing fatal injuries. His funeral was held yesterday at the Pink Art Hhs church near Monrovia, with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Page, unmarried, lived with his brother John Page near the Price Distillery, where his body was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Page
Pinkart Hhs
Monrovia
Page
Hyattstown
H.L. Layton
New Market
John Page
Price Distillery
Guardian Appoints Dorsey Guardian for Marriage License
Raymond B. Dorsey of Frederick required guardianship due to his age and missing father to obtain a marriage license. Cornelius Moberty granted consent. Miss Vivian Moberty, also of Frederick, is the fiancée. Grace Reformed church Sunday school picnic at fair grounds drew large attendance with baseball, races, swings, see-saws, an automobile tour, and ice cream treats for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Dorsey
Frederick
Orphans’ Court
Cornelius &. Moberty
Vivian Virginia Moberty
Grace Reformed Church
Heat Wave Persists as Frederick Sees Small Drop
Heat wave remains in effect with the 1 PM reading showing 9 degrees, only one degree cooler than yesterday. Last night’s low was 73, offering slight relief, while residents continue to rely on electric fans and lemonade for comfort.
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Frederick
Pythians Install Officers After Lodge Degree
Knights of Pythias conferred Knight degree on a 17 member class during a lodge session. Newly elected officers were installed by District Penant C. H. Eckstein, and the evening ended with jovial refreshments.
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Knights of Pythias
Reas l
Peinty C. H. Eckstein
Albaugh Returns From Ohio Trip
Mr. Eugene H. Albaugh of East South street returns from an extended visit to Ohio. He attended the State Council of the Jr. O U A M L in Tiefin Ohio and visited his brothers Thomas in Clyde and William in Garrettsville. His trip was described as delightful. An afternoon dance at Braddock Heights yesterday drew about twenty couples with Braddock Heights orchestra providing music.
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Eugene H. Albaugh
East Southstreet
Ohio
State Council of the
Jr .O. U. AL ML
Tiefin
Thomas Albaugh
Clyde
William Albaugh
Garrettsville
Braddock Heights
Troubles Hit Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Service
Widespread damage from storms over the past month cripples the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone network. Walter Zeigler notes more trouble in the last month than in the previous two years, with lightning, wind, and uprooted trees damaging lines. About 7800 phones were out of service, extra men were rushed from neighboring towns, and repairs continue as crews work to restore all lines in coming days.
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Chesapeake and Potomac
Welren de Pagst Miguth
Walter Zeigler
Frederick
Expec4
Frederick City Post Office July 8 Advertised Letters
Advertised letters remain in the Frederick City Post Office on Saturday July 8. Call for these letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Gentlemen list includes Armstrong Dawson Hallingsworth Johnson Wilkerson Jones Jack Lewis Nestle Newton Radosovich. Stag item notes. Ladies list names Amanda Jackson Parsons Weadon Wea den.
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Frederick City
Gentlemen’s
Whiit Armstrong
W. 5. Dawson
B. E. Hallingsworth
O. G. Johnson
J. Wilkerson Jones
Chas
Jack’” Lewis
Hlenri Nestle
John Newton
Joseph Radosovicl
the Stag
Amanda Jackson
Amma Parsons
Hila Weaden
United Fire Company Holds Quarterly Meeting
The United Fire Company held its regular quarterly meeting last night with low attendance due to warm weather. An invitation from the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association invited members to the convention in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. The contract for a mitaimobile apparatus ordered from Valerous Engine Works in St Paul, Minnesota, was presented.
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United Fire Company
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Greancastle
Augusta
Valerous Engine Works
St. Paul
Min
Tournament and Picnic at Brunswick Church Park
Tomorrow St Francis church Brunswick hosts an annual tournament and picnic in the park. Activities include crowning a queen and three maids of honor with cash prizes of 7.8, 200, and 2.09 dollars. Stewart's orchestra will provide music for the event starting at 1:00 PM.
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St. Francis Church
Brunswick
Stewart
Rural Carriers to Get Increase
Fourty four thousand rural free deliverers in the United States will receive a pay rise after a decision by Postmaster General Hitchcock. The plan provides a total disbursement of 54,600,600 for the current fiscal year, boosting standard route salaries from 900 to 919, an increase of 19 dollars with proportionate raises for shorter routes.
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United States
Postmanster General Hitchcock
Troubles at Frederick Railroad Repaired Full Power Restored
Power at the Frederick Railroad House is fully restored after repairs to leaking boilers. The event fixed service for travelers and freight, marking relief for those relying on the line. A Baltimore Measure Club excursion brought hundreds to Frederick, with ten-coach special trains and three officers ensuring order at the Fair Grounds picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Railroad Company
Baltimore Measure Club
Baltimore
Fair Grounds
Maryland
Conductor Blickenstaff Injured At Brad Dock Junction
Conductor William Blickenstaff, whose left arm was crushed at Brad dock Junction while coupling cars, was taken to City Hospital where four inches of his arm were amputated above the shoulder. He is reported to be getting along very nicely.
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William Blickenstaff
Braddock Junction
City Hospital
Dle
Do You Get Hay Fever Do You Get Hay Fever
Leesburg Virginia shows Dr Loop Fresh Air Specialist urging hay fever relief. Indisposed for a week, Row on duty offers three miles of treatment. Also featuring Pete s Automobile Livery with nice cars and safe drivers in Frederick City at 121 W Paiker St phone 470.
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Loop
Petes
Frederick City
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Marquaxp
W. L. Moone
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Moser’ston & Kelly Cross
Centralniel Eissler
Culler “Buxton
Ridenot
Fred. R. R
Frederick News
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Od. Baker
WM. G. BA
WH. L Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
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Tuas
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Daniel Bakke
We. G. Banker
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GL EL Clring
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DV. L. Waarger
Juvon J. G. Morrin
0. Harer
John I D. Hendrickson
Mendel
Vailies
Samptes
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Auty Turd Atp Ron Sal
Barlatns
Ibarulaen
Linwas
Hatlaea
Dinitles
Mexisaniines
Joly
Neidig & Muller
Williamson’s Drug Store
Williamso
Rexall Store
Ridenour's Smoke Shop
N. Market St
The
Rojiance
Ranch
Nestor
Witk
Tavern Skirt
O. S. Mighbarger
Hagerstown
New City
Sumner
Orior
Jamies
S. Market St
Phone Oak
G. L. Bread
G. L
Xin Barn Waka Drug Store
John Poole
Thresher
Pythians
C. & P. Telephone Co
Uniteds
Blickenstaff
Leesburg
Oete
Mattie Jones
Washington, D. C
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
Stor
New Citizens National Bank
Nortil Market Street
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Pkhoyon
Keller & Myers
Fredeerick
Euenlah Pawer
Uy S
Monrov
Petersville
Bu-ware
Coreagerslowth Dienery
Buckeystown
Chtermont
Bowers
Yoomiles
Rockvile
Montgomery County
Innes Bout
Montgomery Uy
Yellow Springs
Lewisslond
Bend Cor
Harry G. Tritapor
Loana and Insurance
Court Street
Young & Staley
Walkersville
Nsurance
ZS Frederick, Md
Cramer & Stauffer
Qreuer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Don W. Thad
Landis
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