Paris Bastille storming marks July history
July 14 remembrance recalls the Paris populace storming the Bastille, the state prison and citadel holding notable figures like Richelieu Voltaire and Mazar in. Other notes mention Lyon born in Ashford killed at Wusun's Creek and the 1888 New York Crystal Palace exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Cardinal Mazarin
Paris
Bastille
Witadel
Propia
Richelieu
Voltaire
Lyon
Ashford
Conn
Wusun's Creek
Emil Sarit
Pris
Charles Noredhott
Nalist
Qedoan Santhar
Uth
Switeeriund
Tao
News subscribers urged to report receipt irregularities
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularities in newspaper receipt to The News. The notice emphasizes timely notification to ensure continuous delivery and address service issues.
Tar Daily News Carrier Billing Notice
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month is collection day for Tar Daily News subscribers. Carriers will collect amounts due on their routes. readers are advised to have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Tar Daily News
Brief Bits From the City Produce and Public Works
The Democratic county central committees meet tomorrow at 11 in Junior Hall. Wm H Reese residence on West Fifth Street receives a fresh coat of paint. West Third Street work starts to connect a sewer to North Market street. McClellan Phebas crews lay eight gutters and paving on Wiener Street. Frank Trever superintendent begins laying a new sixty inch water main along East and East Third Streets. Foundation work begins for improvements to the Herperger property at West Second and Q Court for the Elke Club. A pet chicken on West Patrick Street is struck and killed by a trolley. Kolb Bros butchers on North Market Street install an electric motor sausage grinder for Hamburg steak grinding season. Joshes James lays gutters at Maryland School for the Deaf grounds on South Market Street. Pavement repairs done where needed. While placing a large sewer pipe in Middle Alley, Hank Miller was struck and rendered unconscious. Dr. W A Long treated him.
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Democratic County Central
Wm. H Reese
Weat Fifth Street
West Third Street
North Market Straat
McClellan Phebas
John Wianer
Kolb
Middle Alley
Hank Miller
W. A. Long
Local Illnesses Reported From City and Nearby
The Silex reports Mrs. Samuel Truspoe near the city is quite sick. Mrs. John O. Roderick and her son on West Fourth street have been ill but show some improvement. Mr. Lewis H. Reess is quite sick at his daughter's home. Mrs. T. J. Michael and Mrs. Howard Staley on South Market street had hospital treatment but have returned home. Mrs. May Markell is recovering well after an appendectomy at the Emergency Hospital.
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Samuel Truspoe
John O. Roderick
West Fourth Street
Lewis H. Reess
T. J. Michael
South Market Street
Howard Staley
Frederick Crey Hospital
Hue
May Markell
Official Visite and Grand Lodge Tour
Official visit reports Grand Chancellor Rena Harp of the K of P traveling from Carroll County to Ellteds City and Baltimore to address lodges. Market notes list Mona buying quotas with prices for corn oats wheat and other grains per bushel and barrel in a local market.
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Rena
Harp
The
K. of P
Frizzellsborgz
Carroll County
Ellteds City
Grand Lodge
Baltimore
G. Waring
Tyson
Mona
Oorn
Aheallad
Change at Maryland School Deaf appoints new engineer
Mr Scott Rager resigns as engineer and fireman at the Maryland School for the Deaf. Mr John Merchant is appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Maryland
Scott Rager
Maryland School For the Deaf
John Merchant
Maryland Teachers Urge Closer Ties With Parents
Dr M Bates Stephens addresses the Maryland State Teachers Association urging schools to include fathers and mothers in planning and to tailor teaching to home, store, and workshop life. He calls for citizens who apply knowledge to family and community and supports a stronger state system with compulsory education and better teacher training. He notes current pay rules, tenure clarity, and colored schools need improvement while praising Maryland law as strong.
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Maryland State Teachers’ Association
M. Bates Stephens
Bod
Maryland
United States
Maxwell
New York City
State University Ag & Proper
Bain
O County
Rustantes
Pratees
Visiting dignitary praises Frederick public schools
The speaker described his Frederick visit highlighting the graduation exercises at the Male and Female High Schools. He commended the public school system and expressed that if he lived there he would send his children to public schools. He admired the commencement activities banquet at the Male High School and the quality of speeches and students.
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Frederick
Purely Personal News There Amid Mild Visits
Local society notes list numerous visits and travels. Sadie Haberkorn visits Pearl friends. Miss Reisler from Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs F L Stoner. Mrs H Beard of Hagerstown visits Hast Church. many other residents travel to Philadelphia Atlantic City Ocean City and Manhattan area or host guests at and near Mount Pleasant Ellicott City and Braddock Heights.
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Sadie Haberkorn
West South Artest
Pearl
Mary Reisler
Baltimore
F. L Stoner
H. Beard
Hagerstown
H R. Hook
Lest
Mamie Kaylor
York
Elizabeth Bader
Clarke
Ming Elle
Main
West Patrick Streat
Ellicott Oisy
William E. &Jaup
North Market Streat
Buffalo
N.Y
Jacob Slatoff
Patrick Street
New York
Rosanna McClellan
Washington
Misa Alie Smith
Mt. Pleasant
T. N. Whitmore
North Market Street
Florence Little
Minoter Roger Little
F. L Ssoner
Grace
Edith Thomas
Phildelphia
Atlantic City
Henriatta Goldsnborough
Walkersville
Cora M
Eleanor G. Carty
Hagt Patrick
Ocean City
Charlea Flemming
East Fifth Street
Libertytown
National Bank
John A. Markell
Braddock Heights
Mary Eline
West Falls
John J. White
East Fourth Street
Edus YV. Gilben
Danvills
M. E. McCleery
East Patrick Street
Willie H. Whitmore and Son
James H. Oram
Mt. Plaseant
Susan Waskey
Carrolla Manor
Benjamin Dixon
Ellicott City
Sheridan Alexander
Besant & Koott’s
Middletown
Traction Engine Explosion Injures Three Near Bethel Road
Freeman Huyett Baugher William H Baegher and Spencer Ramsburg were badly scalded when a traction engine exploded on Bethel road while taking on water from a stream. Angett suffered severe burns to the right side face and hands. Baugher and Ramsburg had less serious injuries. All are residents near the Fishing Creek feeder of the Frederick water works.
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Freeman Huyett
William H. Baegher
Spencer Ramsburg
Bethel Road
Bethel Ahurohk
George 8
Baugher
Huyett
Rameburg
Anyett
Charles Morningstar
T. E.R. Midler
Lewistown
Miller
Angett
Baagher
Ramabarg
Frederick
Law's grip and reprisal cited in scattered local notices
Laura Jason alias Powell and John W. Ryan were arrested by Officer Hobbs and released after a reprimand by Justice Eckstein. Charles Crockett gained bail after jail for liquor selling. A Fourth of July victim, John A. Bowen, 12, died of lockjaw from a toy pistol injury.
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WITHC
Laura Jason
Powell
John W. Ryan
Cufficer Hobbs
Ryan
O. H. Eckstein
Charles Crockett
Bronawick
Brunewick
Motter
Seffon
John A. Bowen
Guara
Jono D. Bowen
Cumberland
Secret Latter Shipments Stir Middletown Rumors
Middletown Valley Register reports three strangers leased the Geo W. M. Boller building and claimed to do drafting work. The Frederick and Middletown Miastrio Railway says surveying instruments were shipped to Middletown, but no field work or plans have been disclosed. Theories include a Wabash railroad survey or a new street layout.
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Middletown Valley Register
Middletown
Geo W. M. Boller
East End
Wabash Aystem
Braddock Heights
George Wm. Smith
Frederick and
Miastrio Railway Company
Register
Frederick
Adama Express Company
Sale of Spring Voiles and Remnants at Low Prices
Mrs. Joan Hendrickson promotes a textile sale with 400 yard Spring Voiles and Bourettes in light and dark colors, plus cotton foulards silk outfits and Madras fabrics, all at 6 per yard. Remnants include White Persian Lawns and silks reduced to 90 per pair, with other fabrics mentioned. Also advertised are Perfection Blue Flame Wireless Oil Stoves for efficient cooking.
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Madras, &c
Do. &O
Frederick Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend in 1905
Frederick Maryland July 12 1905 The Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md have this day declared a semiannual dividend of four percent clear of taxes payable on demand Wy G Zimmerwan Carhler
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Frederick
Citizens National Bank of
Frederick, Md
G. Zimmer Wan
Carhler
Will of Mrs. Susan White probate filed in Thurmont Orphans Court
The will of Mrs. Susan White of Thurmont is filed for probate. It bequeaths 100 dollars to the Church Erection Society of the United Brethren in Dayton Ohio, 50 to the Woman's Missionary Association, 25 to the United Brethren cemetery trust in Thurmont, plus rest to relatives headed by Henry Stokes and Charles L. Stokes. Kathryn Stokes and others receive specified bequests. Charles Lincoln Stokes named sole executor. The will bears date January 21, 1901, witnessed by W. La Martin and John H. Wilhtde. Kathryn Stokes is now Mrs. James Perry.
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Susan White
Thurmont
Orphans’ Court
Church Erection Society
The
United Brother Church
Dayton
Ohio
Woman's Missionary Association of the
United Brethren Church
Chriat
United Brethren
Cheroh
Thermonst
Frederick County
Tront
Kathryn Stokes
Leatheny Matter
Henry Stokes
William Damath
James A. Darouth
Susan Damath
Charlas L. Stokes
Kathryn Stoker
Frank M. Stokes
James H. Stokes
Charles L. Stokes
Maurice K. Stokes
Harvey E. L. Stokes
Atere
Charles Lincoln Stokes
W. la Martin
John H. Wilhtde
Jamed P. Perry
North Market Street
Palefaces Adopted by Dogras of Chippewa Tribe
The Dogras team of Chippewa Tribe initiated a large class of palefacts into the Masoolo Temple. Sixty nine candidates were elected with many members attending from Baltimore Hagerstown Union Bridge Sharpaburg Wentworth Martinsburg and other cities. Grand Sachem Kirby Rinker of Brenawick praised the tribe and Albert B Brown gave an ample address for the palefaces. Committee members included Edgar L. Miller OC J. Ficketeln A P Marah BH Bennett Haugh and G Waring Ty aon.
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Dogras
Masoolo Temple
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Union Bridge
Sharpaburg
Wentooinster
Martinsburg
Kirby Rinker
Brenawick
Albert 8. Brown
Edgar L. Miller
OC. J. Ficketeln
A. P. Marah
L. Bennett
Haugh
G. Waring Tyaon
Curfew Ordinance Vetoed by Hagerstown Mayor
Mayor Btrite vetoed the curfew ordinance after a Wednesday pause as fire company presidents and Chief Marshal Spangler protested the nightly full alarm bell warning. Strite said he intended to approve the measure if the firemen’s concerns were resolved and suggested alternative warning methods if the law is re en acted later.
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Btrite
Hagerstown
Clonnall
Fivelve Companies
Marshal Spangler
Fremen Mayo
Strite
Governor to Attend Middletown Valley Pic-Nic Reunion
Governor Eddie Warfield will speak at the twentieth annual Middletown Valley Sunday Schools reunion on August 26 near Middletown. The governor plans to travel privately to better view the country and is expected to draw a large crowd from Frederick and Washington counties, Loudoun Virginia, and Jefferson County West Virginia. Remodeling plans for the J E Prioa Co building include a four story addition, new corner entrance, tower, and modern store interiors, with occupancy hoped by October first. A false fire alarm sounded at 9:45 PM, sending firemen to South and Market streets before returning to their stations.
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Pic-Nic
Eddie Warfield
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Frederick
Washington
Loudoun County
Virginia
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Casper E. Olina
J. E. Prioa & Co
H. M. Gittinger
Market
Patrick Streets
Braddock Heights Dance and Local Advertisements
Local listings announce the Friday night dance at Braddock Heights Auditorium with multiple time options for Gary from the corner. Advertisements promote sewing machine needles at five cents per package, a moving picture at Braddock Heights, and a Baltimore & Ohio Rail pass sale coinciding with the Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting in Denver. It notes a new terminal at 2nd Street, New York City, and upholds continued downtown service with adjusted ferry operations.
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Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Denver
Col
Bataory
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Order of Eagles
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
God
Agua
Aganda
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York City
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Whitehell
D. B. Mantis
Mgr
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W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Dream Soda Bank
Markey’s Lewis McKinsey -Neidig & Miller
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MRR
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O. Thos. Kemp
O. E. Oline
O. P Bennaté
Nat. Bank
the Bea
Rodock & Co
LAW Best
Boller
Patronagy
Kerp
Citizens' National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Serps
Iohn Hendrickson
Brand
Neidig & Miller
Eidig & Miller
SALE
Nate
Whidig & Miller
Tomlin
Kellar
Danolog
Weedertok
Ospital
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Pter Area
Frederick Gas & Elkc
South Market St
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Brill
Rodooek
Thos. P. Rice
L. Kefauver
Church Market
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Dentibt
North Market Btreey
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Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Sadawly
Ehfauver
Church Street
Sid
Hans
Patrick Biresthemzdtt
WM. G. MO
Fourtel
A. J. Eicghelberger N
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Awily
Rohrback
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West Patrick St
F. B
Sappington
Guster Coops
City Hatch
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Aveolog
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Guare Corner
Braddock Keights
Biograph Motion Picture
Admalatiog
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