This Date In History July 12 From The Daily News
Fragmented OCR text recalls historical notes and events on July 12 including figures from Washington and Kittery Maine. The passage lists names, dates, and places in a jumbled form, with references to notable people and events and shifts in public memory across eras.
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Fit
Wes Leet
Audrie
Mii—Barth
Byse
Ayle
Joachhia Geaio
Enuv
Washington
Ai Nickelen U Creede
Bie
Cid Weteres
Gia
Kittery
Personal notices dated entries from Thurmont and surrounding towns
Purely personal items list residents and visitors including Miss McGuigan of Thurmont visiting in Washington, Stella Brodbeck of Hanover visiting in Baltimore, and Mrs. W D Bowers with friends at Ocean Grove. Other notes mention visits to Taneytown, Frederick, Howard County, Baltimore and ongoing travels of several local residents and family members.
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Miss McGuigan
Thurmoant
Visnee
McOtint
Cours Street
Ds Fey
Washington
Stella Brodbeck
Hanover
Frisede and
Tives
Taneydown
Thomas Brainard
Springfeld
Mas
Serine
W. W. Saunders
Aia
Joseph F. Etenbauer
Marist
Mim Jennis Hammond
East Patrick Street
Howard County
Pad Sey
Contes
Admirals Seek Eighty Thousand Troops for Pekio Advance
Special dispatch reports that naval leaders decided eighty thousand troops are necessary for the Pekio advance. The message, dated July 12, comes from Pagis via a Taka dispatch.
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Pekio
Pagis
Port Arthur Burnings Reported by Ex Police Chief
Special dispatches state that Chinese forces burned Niachwarg and looted the outskirts of Port Arthur. The ex-chief of police, who just arrived, confirms the reports amid chaotic conditions and renewed tension in the harbor city.
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Port Arther
Tax News
Tres Tsix
Nly
Niachwarg
Port Arthur
Maryland Prisoners' Aid Society officers tour Maryland jails
Mr. Goldsborough S. Griffith and Rev. Wm. C. Stoudenmire, president and general agent of the Maryland Prisoners' Aid Society, inspect Frederick county jail and Montevue Hospital. They praise conditions, note weekly religious services, and announce Bible and hymn book support for similar institutions. They highlight parolee care under the 1894 act and transportation aid for inmates. The pair plan visits to Westminster, Hagerstown, Frederick, Rockville, and return to Baltimore for further duties.
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Goldsborough S. Griffith
Maryland Prisoners’ and Society
Wm. C. Stoudenmire
Varios
Frederick
Hagtown
Frederick County
Montevee Hospital
Sontenmire
Stondanmire
Soary
Baltimore
Society
Ber
Tome
Prisopera
Messrs
Griffith
Stoudenmire
Westminster
Hagerstown
Rockville
Mr. Griffith
Singanore Tun
Condition Of Crops In Maryland Weekly Report
The weekly crop report notes extreme heat drying the ground in western and northern Maryland, but rain and showers have helped some crops. Corn and barley show good growth, oats are strong, and early varieties ship. Apples and pears suffer blight in parts, with yields below average but some districts reports better fruit. Dry conditions hinder outdoor work, with continued harvest and cultivation efforts across counties.
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Maryland
Oliver L. Fassig
United States Department of Agriculture
Buckene Western Counties
Court and Orphans Court Records Weekly Summary
Records of property deeds, marriage licenses, and court actions for Frederick County from the Circuit and Orphans Court for the week ended July 11. Deeds include transfers to Lense, Harrison, and Downey among others. Marriage licenses issued to Cook and Fry and Snowden and Fry. Orphans Court entries cover administrations, inventories, orders to sell, and wills probate. Also notes on St Swithin’s Day and a weather influenced market report detailing scarce produce and prices.
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Millard Bowers Cook
Jefferson
Campesy
Ai. Fry
Adamsown
Richard Snowden
Eliza A. Fry
Fountain Mills
John W. Nusbaum
Union Bridge
Anza Ballo Williams
Johnsille
Orphans’ Court
James T. Hays
James Musgrove
Jacob H. Hines
Elisabeth Ogle
Frederick
Mort
Mary M. Mort
John F. Summers
Daina W. Summers
Smink Devilbiss
Maria A. Finegle
Jacob L. Hoke
Lydia A. Hoke
Dan—iel Sheets
John T. Hespelborn
Eugene L. Rows
Otho T. Dcck
Seaan B. Bonell
Bo Aac R. Bonsall
Osborne Dase
Eg Bowasa Bowas
Christopher Bauerwein
John O Sauerwein
Christopher Sauerwein
D. B
Curfew Movement Prompts Talk in Hyattaville
Ladies of Hyattaville discuss a curfew law to curb late night noise from youths and bars. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a meeting but could not decide due to Mayce Turner’s absence. They plan continued efforts to push the measure.
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Hyatteville
Hyattaville
Pinso
Womman’s
Chrissixe Temperance Union
Mayce Turner
Gorman Joins Rail Board in Maryland Appointment
Former Senator Arthur P. Gorman qualified as a director on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad board representing Maryland. Governor Smith’s commission was received at the clerk’s office days earlier. The ex-senator planned to visit Ellicott City and Laurel with Deputy Clark William B. qa, who drove from Ellicott yesterday to arrange the visit.
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Gorman aQuix
Arthur P. Gorman
Baltimors and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Smith
Wee
Howara Soerty
Rot Pengadie
Ellicott City
Sear Laurel
Clark William B. Qa
Ellicott
In Tight Legal Grip Woman Sentenced to Jail
Justice Ecketein found her guilty and imposed a fine of 2.50, with 20 days in jail. Mrs A. S McDonnal to host a reef event. Methodist Professor Sap and Prof Geo Ed. Senith, Tees Bail and Rader referenced in unclear brief item.
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Ecketein
Sap
Tilsss
Geo
Senith
Delegates at Home Praise Kansas City Triumph for Conservativ es
Governor John Walter Smith Treasurer Vanditer and Col L Victor Baughman delegates at large to the Democratic National Convention return to Maryland. They commend the Kansas City assembly for adopting anti imperialism and moderating the silver plank, claiming a substantial conservative victory. Vanditer outlines campaign plans and new headquarters, while Baughman notes Fayetteville praise and high wheat yields.
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John Walter Smith
Trewerer Vanditer
Col
L Victor Bacghman
Kanes City
Maryland
South
Kaness City
Kansas City
Gould
Anti-Imliam
Thoes
Alement
Vanditer
Democratic State Central Committee
Carrollton
State Central Committee
Bryan
Stavanson
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Col. Baughman
Avery
Rederick County
Steven A
Baughman
Fragmented BRIEF BITS and local notices page item
A collection of aphorisms and stray notices appears with comments on wisdom, society, and duty. The column references a Freder ick county roasting ear and a sale of a house and lot in Moab E. Cramer’s agency, noting the one acre parcel and dwelling sold to W. Winipgter for 300 dollars.
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Moab E. Cramer
Bachael Gai
New Market District
W. Winipigter
Various Maryland News Items Unfold Across Counties
The day’s brief reports mention a Cumberland cement works fire causing 75440 damage, discharges in Anne Arundel’s state fishery force, and the Washington Academy trustees meeting. Paralyzed Williamsport resident Jonathan Long, deaths in Cecil and Baltimore counties, a 40 year old Typhoid death in Williamsport, and a 15 year old Mary Elisabeth Maykrantz’s marriage to John Beam are noted. Citations include Hagerstown disputes, a Frostburg miners’ conference, an Aberdeen train derailment, bids for Hagerstown’s municipal electric plant, and a Baltimore cafe incident electrocution. School book contracts contested in Carroll County, and appointments at Glen Echo and Linden schools mark education updates.
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Cumberland
James H. Manharter
Baldwin
Anne Arundel County
Washington Academy
Princom Add
Jonathan Long
Williamsport
Lake Odrear
Cecil County
Ome
Elkton
Mary Kate Downs
Downs
Williamspors
Mary Elisabeth Maykrantz
John Beam
Baltimore
Henry Bred
Joe. W. Dry
Hagerstown
Mary E Clark
Frostberget
Baltimore and Ohio
Aberdeen
George A
George A Willams & Co., of Jersey City, N. 3
Crook, Horner Co
Municipal Electric
Emil Myer
Pensel
Carroll County
W. J.C. Dulany Company
John H. Cunningham
Elberta Rice
Glen Echo
Monary County
Nora J. Rabbitt Tan
Linden
Montgomery County
Mildred Payne
Norbeck
Local Oyster and Crab Dinner at Castle and City Hotel
A period notice lists Friday offerings from Castle's Oyster and Fish Depot and Doll's, featuring freeh picked crabs, hard and soft crabs, deviled crabs, clams, fish, mackerel, blug fish, rock, and butter fish. Beer on tap at City Hotel Buffet. turtle soup special. Baltimore excursion details. moonlight trips to Myeraville. Emancipation solicitors named Elijah Davis and Clarence Nelson. Mullinix advertises carpets and window awnings.
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Castle's Oyster and
G. W. Linn
E. Patrick Street
Summer Sale at Neore & Mrice on Market Street
A vintage sale note touts July bargains in linens, sheets, napkins, and white goods at low prices. It advertises one third to one half price cuts on new shirt waists and demised pillow cases, with mentions of specific sizes and items. Also promotes a cough remedy from a local pharmacist and remarks on standard time.
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Atoll
Madras
Fiaes Tate
Alice Girs
Sagay
Yeu Leser
210 acre Maryland farm sale set for July 14
A 210 acre farm near Poolestville Maryland with two dwellings and outbuildings, recently limed, will be sold July 14 at 2 pm. The sale is conducted by E A Shriner trustee and William Boteler. Also noted are local medical and travel advertisements offering diverse services and sea side excursions with schedules and fare details.
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Poolestville
Lesville
E. A. Shriner
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