July 14 In American History Highlights
The Daily News marks notable dates: 1818 Nathaniel Lyon born and later killed at Wilson's Creek, 1801 Jervis McEntee born, 1858 Crystal Palace exhibition opens in New York, 1897 John Farnsworth dies, 1910 Aloys Wirsching dies. Astronomical notes cover today's sunset 7:26 PM, sunrise 4:38 AM, Neptune near the sun, and moonrise at 9:52 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Lyon
Wilson's Creek
Jervis McEntee
New York City
John F. Farnsworth
Aloys Wirsching
Were Thrown From Buggy In City Incident
A. Dunshee and James were thrown from a buggy after a broken bridle bit caused the horse to bolt while returning from Singanore Copper Mines. They suffered only minor bruises, top of the buggy damaged, and continued to Frederick. Also, Howe Engine Co. reports the Indianapolis bound engine for the Independent Hose Co. arrived safely for repairs, with return expected in about a month. Imperials prep for a game against Company F, Fifth Regiment, with added players and regular catcher back in position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A. Dunshee
James
Singanore
New Market
New London
Frederick
Dunshee
Indianapolis
Howe Engine Co
Independent Hose Co
Howe Company
Pennsylvania
Imperials
Company F
Fifth Regiment
Victor Kreh
McGinnis
Hymeneal in Washington and Frederick Couples Wed
Miss Olive Hale of Washington and Mr. Harry Lee Long of Frederick were married at the parsonage by Rev. E. K. Thomas of Hagerstown on Wednesday afternoon. Both bride and groom are employed at the City Hospital in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hale
Washington
Harry Lee Long
Frederick
E. K. Thomas
Hagerstown
Historic Maryland National Guard encampment opens in Frederick
Frederick crowds welcome the Maryland National Guard as Camp Kemp Farm hosts the City of Tents in a damp opening day. Brigadier General Macklin directs drills postponed by rain while officers from the First to Fifth Regiments prepare for battalion movements and press briefings. Governor Crothers slated to arrive tomorrow with a public reception planned at Guilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mountain City
Macklin
Joseph J. Baker
Kerup
Kemp Farm
Maryland
Chanup
Ile Meekleth
Dite
Waterlead Cine Ecu
VO Apimet IL
Charles A. Little
Robert Alexander
General Staff
Campbell King
First United States Infantry
Little
Edgar A. Fry
Fourth Infantry
Arthur E. Ahrends
Fifth Infantry
Samuel R. Gleaves
R. 8. Fisher
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
Chandler P. Robbins
Allen M. Pope
Tenth Cavalry
Westminster
H. A. Ashbury
Henry W. Kennard
Charles F. Macklin
Col
I Charles A. Little
Saftey Ca
Fourth
I Fifth
Kemp Field
Hill Brigade
Fifth
Company A
Hospital Corps
Crothers
Gorman
Joseph D. Baker
Maryland National Guard
Horse Runs Away Injuring Wagon on West Third Street
A horse attached to A. J. Kienelberger's delivery wagon became tangled in its line on West Third Street this morning and fell. It rose and ran a short distance, struck a tree, snapped the shaft end, and broke the harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kienelberger
West Third Street
Trolley line to Camp Power service expanded in Frederick
Frederick Railroad Company shifts work to connect tracks along South and North Market Streets to the Sammue Corner and Baltimore and Ohio depot. Crews will string trolley wire in stages and complete open track connections by tomorrow to serve Sunday. A network of rails will form at the Square Corner enabling better visitor transport. power issues at the power house were resolved by 9 am and a reserve boiler is expected by mid next week to ensure uninterrupted service through the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad Company
South Market Street
Oon Patrick
North Market Streets
Sammue
Baltimore and Ohio
Market Street
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
Ast Patrick Street
Square Corner
Bill Kay Leads Batting List in New York State League
Bill Kay formerly with Winchester now with Albany tops batting with an average around .106 after two years as league champion. Larry Laney of Wineshampton second with .042 over fifty five games. Finger Caught Between Pipes in Frederick City Abattoir accident injures R. N. Martz while removing pines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Kay
Winchester
Albany
Thampion
Ciphic En Giinees
Howey Rhe
Larry Laniey
Wineshampton
Frederick City
R. N. Martz
New Chief Operator at Chesapeake and Potomac
Miss Shaw of Baltimore has been named chief operator at the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company exchange. She has assumed duties as part of the plan to provide Frederick residents improved telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shaw
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick
National Convention Tells of Frederick Couns Meeting
Frederick County O U A M reports from last night’s National Council in Tiffin Ohio with details of amended meeting notes. Officers were installed. Frederick baseball faces Shepherdstown tomorrow at Athletic Park with 3 80 p m start. Lottery names LeGore Slaugher or Haover. Frederick Railroad car motor burned out today on North Market Street causing delays. Kicker DeLauter to open weekly office at Brunswick Peoples Bank. Harry Brachey injured by band saw at Ox Fibre Brush Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countell, Jr
Eugene H. Albaugh
National Council
Tiffin
Ohio
Frederick
Shepherdstown
Athletic Park
LeGore
Slaugher
Haover
Frederick Railroad
North Market Street
Third
Brunswick
Kicker DeLauter
Peoples’ National Bank
Harry Brachey
Ox Fibre
Heat Causes Death of Valuable Horse
Mr John T. Best near this city lost a valuable horse Wednesday due to the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
Local Frederick Ads and In Memoriam Snippet
Frederick area notices advertise vaudeville shows at Braddock Heights Casino with nightly vaudeville, a Frederick Shepherdstown baseball game, and assorted ads for Victor Infants Relief medicine. Includes in memoriam for Austin Moberly and travel details for Rail or streetcar routes and tickets.
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the Daily News
Neptune
Buddy
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
NEW Adver
White Oxfords
Balto
Abe
Doll Bros
White Cross
Bankeidig & Miller -R
Lewis
A. E. Fisher M. C. A
Field
Ty Opera House
the Marvel
Fred. R
Frederic
Messrs
Dunshee and
HAIN
Camp Warfield
Conference of Commanders
Co. & P. Telephone Company
Signal Corps
Henry M. Warefield
Guilford
Bill Kay
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. ‘Hendrickson
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
M. L., Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Brederica
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
I. D. Bakel
WM. G. Banwh
LL D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Wendrickson
Keller & Myers
Neidig & Miller
East Patrick Street
N. Market Street
New City Hotel
Braddock Heights
Heights
Victor
Austin Moberly
Jusis
Dais
Austin
Wro
Jesus
Papa
Mamma
Pn Ville
Baturel
Syien
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Williamsg.s
Rexall Store
Burkhart’s Grove
Yellow Springs
U. B. Picnic
J. E. Phreeger
Braddock
Fraddock Heights
Frederick C Garage
W. Patrick St
Victor Infants Relief
Killer & Myers
Roeal State
Frederick County
Steek Rowf
Algo
Wil Gell At & Sacrifice
Opposita City Hotel
Monrovia
Petereville
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Rociville
Montgomery County
Rockville
Montgomery, Co
Lewistown
Harry G. Tritapoer
Iteal Estate
Court Street
Young & Staley
Walkersville
Hig
Isale
April Ik
Cramer & Stauffer
Gineaee & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Third Street
H. 8. Landis
Landis
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