American History Deaths Mark July 13 in 18th to 20th Century
July 13 marks death anniversaries of Stephen Hopkins Rhode Island signer in Providence born 1707. John Charles Fremont explorer soldier and 1856 presidential candidate born 1813. Louis Loeb artist and illustrator born 1865 died Canterbury New Hampshire. Daniel Folger Bigelow noted artist born 1823. Astronomical note lists sun and moon rise/set times.
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Stephen Hopkins
Rhode Island
Providence
John Charles Fremont
Louis Loeb
Canterbury
N. H
Daniel Folger Bigelow
Young People on Strawride Outing in Frederick Area
A trolley strawride by many young people last evening started at five from a gondola over the Frederick BR R and went to Braddock Heights. They picnicked, skated, bowled at the Casino, then stopped in Middletown before returning to Frederick around 11. Chaperone Mrs. Moffett led the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick BR. R
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Frederick
Moffert
Eleanor Thomas
Westminster
Miss Gibbons
Josephine Ball
St. Jlusuis
Florence
Grace
Theresa Trail
Florence Lamar
Serena Motter
Charlotte Baker
Antoinette Markell
Harriett Raimsburgh
Mary Ramsburgh
Eleanor Grayson
Margaret Ford
Virginia Carty
Moffett
Frank Staley
Carroll
Ames
Hunt Dean Hendrickson
Samuel Brown
Harry LeGore
Scholl Herspberger
Edward Nicodemus
James H. Gambrill
Aubrey Nicodemus
Hanson Maulsby
Edward Thomas
Charles B. Vrail
Guardsmen Arrive as Maryland Camp Warfield Opens
Troops of the First Brigade Maryland National Guard begin setting camp at Kemp Farm near Frederick. Fourth Regiment from Baltimore first to arrive, followed by Fifth and First Regiments. Troop A of cavalry and Company A join, with colored troopers, as camp Warfield forms under Brigadier General Macklin.
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Kemp Farm
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Frederick
Warfield
Charles F. Macklin
Walter \. Crosby
Robert P. Bay
Charles §. Phelps, Jr
Griffin
W. A. Stewart Macklin
Camp Warfield
Fatrick Street
Market Street
Fourth Street
Alon
Kennels
Green Spring Valley
Kennard
Charles G. Hil
Ulrich
Did. Harvey
Ridgevilles
Westminster
Northern Central Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick County Roads See Big Contract Push
Frederick County begins a major road building push after years of idleness with contracts awarded for linking Jefferson pike to Weverton and for Monrovia to Kemptown. Grove Company and partners employ about 70 workers on 2.5 miles left to macadamize. Robinson and Steele work Monrovia to New London with 40 workers. State inspector Charles Gilson oversees the projects as grading proceeds and ditches and culverts are cleaned.
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Coun Jcl
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick
Farimitsburg
Jolerson Weverton
Grove Company
Jefferson
Coblentz
Klipp
Harrison
Jefferson Pike
Monrovia
Kemptown
Robinson
Steele
New iMarket
New London
Lamera
Charles G.lison
New Market High School
Bromitsburg
Harmony Grove
Hansonville
McSherry Will Case Appeals Entered by Executors
Executors Clinton McSherry and Caroline Spurrier McSherry have filed to appeal in the caveat to the will of Clara L McSherry widow of Judge James McSherry. Orphans Court clarified issues including validity of the March 39 1914 paper writing as the last will and testament. The petition for appeal was filed through attorneys Cross and Whitlock to transmit the issue to the Circuit Court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara JL. Mc Sherry
James Mc Sherry
Orphans’ Court
Circuit Court
Clara L. McSherry
Clinton McSherry
Caroline Spurrier McSherry
Court of Appeals
Messrs. Cross and
Whitlock
Money and Ring Stolen From Pocketbook of Lewis Fagan
Lewis Fagan forgot a pocketbook with $15.80 and a ring while working on Mr. Charles Heiner's dwelling houses on South Market street. After realizing the loss he recovered the pocketbook but the cash and ring were gone. John Roberts was arrested by Officer Carter and later released in own recognizance after grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Fagan
Charles Heiner
South Market Street
John Roberts
Carter
Ruth
Eckstein
J the Grand
Funeral of Dennis Chambers Interred at New Market A. M. E.
Dennis Chambers funeral was held yesterday at the A. M. E. church in New Market with Rev. J. J. Brown presiding. Pallbearers named were Enas Winebury J L G Thomas James E Hall and George W Spri. Interment followed beside the church. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Chambers
New Market
J. J. Brown
Enas Winebury
J. L. G. Thomas
James E. Hall
George W. Spri
Thomas P. Rice
Feneral
Sas
July Sale Offers Linen Suits and Dresses at Deep Discounts
A vintage storefront promo lists prices on linen suits coats and separate skirts and lingerie dresses with bold discounts. It advertises heavy reductions on linen and mohair fabrics, pant suits, skirts, coats, curtains, linens, and a July sale. A separate notice invites sealed bids for exclusive selling rights with a July deadline.
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Palm Beach
Mobile
New City
Baltimore Pike To Be Repaired In Near Future
The Baltimore Pike is described as the worst pike in the locality and plans are expected to be announced soon to repair rather than rebuild it. No full overhaul is planned at present. repairs may be the approach. Knee Cut Badly By Knife. Geo H Thomas suffered a deep three inch knee cut while repairing a gate at his parents home near Petersville, Uris county. Dr Crum stitched the wound and his condition remains painful.
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Baltimore
Geo. H. Thomas
A. D. Thomas
Petersville
Uris County
C. W. BR. Crum
Brunswick
Thomas
Victor Infants Relief Featured in Braddock Vaudeville Mix
Local theater listings promote Marvel Tonight specials with Thanhouser and Vitagraph shorts plus "For Her Brother's Sake" and "The Sheriff's Brother" at Special-Opera House. Victor Infants Relief advertised as a safe remedy for stomach and bowels, touted to seal inflammation and aid all looseness. Moving pictures and vaudeville play nightly at Braddock Heights venues with cholera infantum claims and Morplia Opianm listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Maurice Costello
Vitagraph
Mr. Anderson
Essinay
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the Daily News
Washington
W. L. Moore
Price City Opera
J. D. Hendrickson
Record St
L. M. Burke
City Opera House
Marvel Parentee
Addoeck
Braddock Casino Government League Victor
Hhe
Frederick News
Pleasure Club
Willie Lewis
Gladys May Fout
Howard H. Watkins
W. Q. Miller
St. Mortimer Browning, Jr
Bamore
Day Baker
Lorina
Edna King
Winnie Watkins
Lillian J. Williams
King
Lorina King
Mamie Baker
Goldie Brandenburg
Messrs
W. C. Miner
R. Mortimer Browning, Jr
Reyburn Watkins
I. Day Baker
Floyd Brandenburg
Clifford Watkins
SOQ
Ruth Fisher
Clarke Place
Daisy Thomas
Richard Pp. Johnson
Margaret Kader
Esther M Jone
Agnes Smith
Blakely
Mabel Brown
Floy Hitcshew
Aimee Landis
Richard Warehime
Frank Doll
Cy Malone
Richard Johnson
Witliam Brown
Wilkes
Atlantic City
Hunt Smith
Albany
Chiparated
Allen Croswell
West South Street
Ropa
Macklin
Charles I. Macklin
Ridgeville
George
Hospital Corps of Armies
WH. AO
Ashbury
Weverton Road
Kipp
Susy—Robinson and
Steele Rushing
Emmitsburg Pike
Sherry
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Barker
WM. G. Banu
D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvatl
Asst
Gino. War
SM Vert Jory
Ramsnuro
G. Baker
M. Trostapn
Kekauver
Juppe J.C. Motren
John D. Hendrickson
Joan D. Uendri
CKSON
Neidig & Miller
Iarenin
Wargalis
Neldig & Miller
Drug &Tore
Mies
Williamsg
Rexall Store
Tust Government League
Woman's College
Gcarriebell Travis Whith
Victor
Bradtock Union
Leesburg, Va
Frederick Railroad Co
Ek Ctty
Wo Patrick St
Nice
Wly
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Suneral
North Market Street
Keller & Myers
Keller & MY Srs
Nooud
Algo Sow
Will and Post Verlag
Frederic
Mourovit
Veleraville
Montgomery
Yellow Springs
Nogeners
Lewistown
Algu
Harry G. Tritapok
Court Street
Young & Staley
Walkersville
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Third Street
H. S. Landis
Mien
Jusk
Landis
Niewepa Prrahphive
the Marvel
Foxgrandma
Victor Infants
Braddock
Cholera
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