July 11 In American History Highlights and Astronomical Events
Key historical notes mark July 11 with events from 1771 John Rodgers birth to 1910 Henry Dexter death. It recalls 1813 British attack at Black Rock repulsed, 1863 Battery Wagner assault, 1884 Cleveland Hendricks nomination. Astronomical mentions list Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars Spica Arcturus in a dusk sky guide.
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United States Navy
Black Rock
Buffalo
Porter
Wagner
Morris Island
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Chicago
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Henry Dexter
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
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Arcturus
Frederick News Mail Service Availability
Fredericktonians abroad are advised to keep home news by mail with the Frederick News. It will be mailed promptly for 25 cents per month with seven prepaid. Address changes allowed without interruption of service. Mail order or phone numbers 111 or 183 to supply old and new addresses.
Local fishing tales highlight one 18lb carp conquest
Richard Baer and Harry Boost hauled three carp yesterday with the largest at 18 pounds. Along the Monocacy, James Grimes Charles Brookey and Oscar Roelkey landed three eels 138 catfish and 10 suckers during night fishing.
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Richard Baer
Harry Boost
James Grimes
Charles Brookey
Oscar Roelkey
Funerals for George F Kindley and Charlotte Nona Kline
The funeral of George F Kindley was held this afternoon at Pleasant Grove M P Church with services at two, using Psalms and his favorite hymns. pallbearers included his sons and grandsons. Charlotte Nona Kline was buried at Mt Olivet after a home service, conducted by Rev J J Rinzer. The undertaker was William T Lewis of Kemptown.
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George F. Kindley
Pleasant Grove M. P
H.O. Keene
Kemptown
George McComas
Joseph H. Linthicum
Bradley W. Kindley
Zurich
Switzerland
William T. Lewis
Charlotte Nona Kline
Leaders' Bible Class elects officers at Methodist church
At an evening meeting of the Leaders' Bible Class at the Methodist church, officers for the next six months were chosen. Elected were President Jacob H Mackiey, Vice President Andrea F E Logan, Secretary Claude S Haim, Assistant Secretary Thomas W Linthicum, Treasurer Charles Stewart, Assistant Treasurer Charles Holden, Librarian Jesse Vineiius, with Thomas W Clarke a known colored Frederick resident given a hearing before Justice Posey on a charge of bastardy. The hearing followed a previously noted matter.
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Methodist Church
Jacob H Mackiey
Andrea FE. Logan
Claude 5. Haim
Thomas W. Linthicum
Charles Stewart
Charles Holden
Jesse Vineiius
Thomas W. Clarke
Frederick
Justice Posey
Lizzie Bentley
City to consider revised bids for engineer and foreman
Tonight the Board of Aldermen will review a proposed ordinance creating a city engineer and street foreman positions and set duties. The plan includes office hours, maps and permits control, monthly reports, bond requirements, and estimated project cost sharing with Morris Iron Works and local property owners as sewer improvements advance toward Carroll Creek.
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Morris Iron Plant
Board of Aldermen
City Register
Fraley
Fourth Street
Eest Fourth Street
Frederick Improvement Company
Morris Iron Works
Balcoay
Gran
Carvolt Creek
Mors Iron and Steel Company
New Rail Ticket Rates Set From Boyds Barnesville to Frederick
General Passenger Agent Geo W Squgging of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad says two day tickets will go on sale Sunday July 20 from Boyds Barnesville and Dickerson to Frederick after a June 25 conference with the Frederick Board of Trade. Prices are 1.15 from Boyds 1.10 from Barnesville and 1.0 from Dickerson. The railroad aims to serve Frederick and Montgomery County residents and will meet with the Board of Trade as practicable.
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Garding
Geo. W. Squgging
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick Board of Trade
Boyds
Barnesville
Dickerson
Frederick
Public Service Commission
Squiggins
Frederck
Montgomery
Sauiggins
Suit Against Hood Estate Seeks 2180.52 Settlement
Hamilton R Geisbert, since 1865 tenant on the late Mrs Margaret E Hood farm, sues executors Jacob Ruhrback and A Kemp Keefer for 2180.52 for services to Mrs Hood and farm bills paid by him. The claim lists 36 items including seed, hay hauling to Frederick, horse and property care, and chicken care for about seven months yearly. Filed originally in Orphans Court June 11, opposition by executors. Trial likely by jury after testimony.
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H. R. Geisbert
Hamilton R. Geisbert
Margaret E. S Hood
John C. Motter
Circuit Court
Jacob Ruhrback
Kemp Keefer
Travel Goods and Attire Sale At The Underselling Store
Local notice advertises vacation articles with prices for trunks fibre suitcases and blue serge suits. Also mentions U D C meeting, funeral service details for Mrs Williamson, and a Casino Block Party. Financial note shares interest terms and inquiry venue for details.
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S. Market Street
Early Evening Closings Notice From Local Stores
Notice of Early Closing states that branches will close at five oclock each evening from July 14 to September 5, Saturdays excluded. The undersigned ask patrons to bear in mind the change and to faxor them with early chopping. Included signatures list several merchants and businesses. Dance at Staddod Tonight with Frederick cars running every half hour from 109 p.m. and a late car to Jefferson.
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Doll Brothers
P. Bexnett
Thos
HH. Haller
C. Thos Kemp
Neidig & Miller
John D. Hendricksox
J. EH. Mollinix
C. EL Cline
M. L. Etchison
Staddod
Frederick
Jeferson
Dance Tonight at Braddock Gospel Mission Workers Festival
Gospel Mission Workers host a two night festival in room 44 West Patrick Street this Friday and Saturday evenings in Braddock. W T Munshower promotes an essential feature of the evening meal.
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Gospel Misson
West Patrick Strei
W. T Munshower
Children enjoy grand frolic with Bears and Wolves teams
About 150 children mingle on city playgrounds under Ellen Kate Gross direction. Bears win Indian Club relay while Wolves take the other two events, captain carried on teammates shoulders. Winners receive Usipher trophy to be awarded weekly. girls join in dances and kindergarten games as Miss Gross continues instruction in Kemp Hall.
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Baltimore
Ellen Kate Gross
Yomerraw
Wolves
Bears
Vane Rhinehart
Johm Newman
Frank Welty
Fred. Knock
Hammond Welty
Clarence Armstrong
Harry Eswaethy
James Consol
Harry Correll
Thomas Orde
Emory Federtine
Alton Bennett
Roger Moser
Winest Stevens
Charlie Wales
Young
George Kreh
Frank Collins
Carty
Charles Cook
Lucius Haller
Griffin
Braddock Reformed Sunday School Festival and Market Sale
Braddock Reformed Sunday school plans a festival and market sale in the Social Room of the U B Church on Saturday evening. Eggs butter chickens potatoes cabbage and more will be sold to benefit church debt with the choir in charge. Five hundred can be accommodated and a country bring in goods sale will feature fresh items and an auction at 9 30. Attendees urged to buy Sunday eatables cheaply. Also a Feazaville union picnic is set for Saturday July 26 at W N Zimmerman's grove along the Jefferson pike with all welcome. Scaled bids for privileges close Tuesday July 15. Edgar L. Hiar gutt secretary Route No 4. Elegant human hair stitches advertised by New York Millinery Porter 34 West Patrick Street.
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U. B
Feazaville
W. N. Zimmerman
Jefferson Pike
Edgar L. Hiargutt
New York Millinery Porter
West Patrick Street
Braddock Dance Lomphs and Local Shops
Dance events and shop notices from Braddock advertise electric shoe repair, sour shoe service, and a market sale at 21 North Market Street. References mention a Gise us a tral and GUY H DRONEBURG. Local ads promote home baked cakes on West Seventh Street with bargains on Saturday.
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John C. Notter
Burr & Co
East Second St
Macante Gas
Feagain
Mt. Gretna Camp
Droneburg
Unreadable Selections From 1920s Underwear Ad
Pantry of garments and bargains appears in an old catalog page with items like union suits shirts and drawers. The faded text promotes comfortable wear for summer and cold weather with mentions of Egyptian and Halbangian fabrics and a Castle Building address telephone 724.
Boarders Wanted and Posts Sought for Lute Men Recruitment
Classified note seeks boarders and posts for lute men in a pres tate family setup. Mentions Woxe or Tai Tau lute men and care address for responses. Provides cryptic instructions and incomplete names, with a plain call for housing and position postings.
Notice to City Taxpayers on Prompt Payment Required
Notice from M A McAfee Tax Collector warning city taxpayers to settle Hills taxes promptly to avoid forced collection. Board of Aldermen directed collection to settle city accounts, with no further indulgence. Includes business notices for Marman Tailor Shop and BT Warman, Walton breakfast bar and Blue Ribbon Grocery.
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Board of Aldermen
M.A McApfrey
Marman Tailor Shop
BT Warman
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