July 15 In History Highlights
The Daily News lists notable events and birthdays. 1537 Queen Anne of England died. 1775 Brigadier Wayne captured Stony Point in a humorous aside. 1815 Napoleon surrendered to Captain Maitland aboard the Bellerophon. 1817 Mme de Stael-Holstein died in Paris, born 1766. Tad Lincoln died in Chicago, born 1853. General Kelton died in Washington, born 1832. 187? General Regis de Trobriand died at Bayport, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
England
Anthony’ Wayne
Stony Point
Napoleon Bonaparte
Captain Maitland
Bellerophon
Baroness de Stael-Holstein
Anne Louise Germaine Necker
Mme. de Stael
Chicago
J. C. Kelton
Washington
Philip Regis de Trobriand
Bayport
N. Y
Ads And Notices From The WEW Classifieds
A jumble of sale notices and community briefs appears including houses for sale, missing book, help wanted, garden remembrance, and various local event prompts. Mentions of Supt Lindsay, Woodmen, and Lutheran reunion show a busy local page with community notices and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Westheimer Pockathbook
News Office
Lindsay Orfords
Rosenonr
Oscar
Galler
Notics Woodmen
H.H. Haber
Bea
Lidie
Grace
Beaddock
Hagerstown
B. & O. R. R. Lutheran Reunion
W.M.R.B
Doli Bros, Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Keep Posted News Mail Service Details
Notice offers The Danny News by mail during summer vacation. Readers can leave name and address at the business office to receive the paper. Rate is 10 cents a week or 29 cents per month in the U S and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny
U. S
Canada
The Weekly News Promises a Handsome Twelve Page Issue
Taz Wreeix News will be ready Thursday and will feature news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers advantages as an advertising medium. Copy deadlines are 6 pm Wednesday for new ads and 4 pm for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Wreeix
Frederick City
Nearly All are Visiting Friends or Relatives in Cities
A sequence of personal notices lists Mrs Rebecca Wallis staying in Oskiswa Urbana Miss Cora Keefer visiting in Baltimore Mr Charles Besant enjoying a vacation at home and Dr H B Hedges of Brunswick socializing in Frederick etc Also noted are visits by Miss Englar Miss Helen Maynard Miss Cora Thireton and Miss Mattie Myers with others traveling to Baltimore Washington and Bellaire Ohio Local officials mention candidates and new paving plans for East Church Street with Engineer Hatten to oversee the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wallis
Oskiswa
Urbana
Cora Keefer
Baltimore
Charles Besant
H. 8. Hedges
Brunswick
Frederick
McClintock Young
Court Street
Washington
Englar
Helen Shipley
West Third Street
Helen Maynard
W.P. Morsell
Cora
Eleanor Carty
Mark Davin
Cora Thireton
Hagerstown
Adak
Sobleigh
East Fourth Street
Mattie Q
Myers
Haverstown
Miriam Evane Iué
Grave Newton
B. F. Brown
Thomas W.troxall
Mary E Gittinger
East Patrick Street
G. W. Tyson
Waringdale
Braddocks
Wm. M. Crimmins
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Robert Cobb
Philadelphia
Chas. Helfenstein
East Church Street
Iraineee B. Bem
Is City
Social World Birthday Party Honors North Market Daughter
A Saturday birthday party for Mrs. Dadrear’s daughter Nurlaine was held at North Market Street. Guests included Edith Miller Hattie Schell Mildred Brengle Agnes Meuling Virgil Wolfe Lizzie Meisling Lois Wachter Stella Wachter Helen Wolfe Pannis Baumgardner Aris Stons Marearel Baumgardner Mary Wallace. Attendees also included Roy Schildtrecht Ralph Baumgardner Arthur Bopst John Ed Schili Clarence Cruim Raymond Cram Devant Schel Harry Baumgardner and Cheeter Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannis Baumgardner
Aris Stons
Mararel Baumgardner
Mary Wallace
Roy Schildtrecht
Ralph Baum- Rardner
Arthur Bopst
John Ed. Schili
Clarence Cruim
Raymond Cram
Devant Schel
Harry Baumgardner
Cheeter Hamilton
Camp Antietam closes. Delaware Maryland West Virginia youth camp
The Tri State Boys Camp known as Camp Antietam ended after two weeks under Young Men's Christian Association leadership. About 65 boys attended, including 28 from Washington and 22 from Baltimore associations, with Frederick sending seven. No illnesses or accidents occurred. Evening devotions and morning Bible studies were highlighted. Frederick youths meet tonight to share camp experiences led by Charles Groff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri State
Antietam
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginis
District of Columbia
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Sharpsburg
J. W. Hamilton
Seneus
Delightful Frederick County excursion by electric road
Operators of the Frederick County Telephone exchange ran three delightful excursions last evening. About 250 persons enjoyed cool mountain breezes and scenery aboard five cars and a motor leaving at 7 o'clock bound for Myersville with a stop at Middletown. The night was perfect with a new moon lighting the country. Return trip ended safely at midnight via Brad Dock Heights with a brief stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Asfely
Summer Visitors In Frederick County Resorts
County resorts fill with visitors as summer season thrives. Oity folk hire locals for stays at shady retreats, mountain tops, and seaside waves. Boarding houses report full occupancy though Braddocks and Linga Nor e Hills see growing crowds and frequent refusals of new boards. Frederick County farms face shortages of space as visitors praise Maryland’s garden allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddocks
Frederick County
Maryland
Camp Schley Names Camp After Braddock Heights Visit
Messrs. Harry Brish, John Bielfeld, Victor Marken, Elmer Dixon, Edward Haller, John L Johnson, Gerson and Benjamin Rosendar and Feater Smith arrived at Braddock Heights yesterday and will stay on the mountain top until September 1. They have chosen Camp Schley as the official name for the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Schley
Harry Brish
John Bielfeld
Victor Marken
Elmer Dixon
Edward Haller
John L Johnson
Gerson
Benjamin Rosendar
Feater Smith
Braddock
Schley
Eaton and Burnett College Prospectus Summary
Baltimore based Eaton and Burnett Business College lists Harry N. Staley as professor of book keeping banking arithmetic and correspondence. The school is a fee business college with an able faculty and many graduates placed in responsible positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton and Burnett College
Eaton and Burnett Business College
Baltimore
Harry N. Staley
Eston and Burnett's
Law's Grip: Annie Ross Fined for Cursing on Street
Annie Ross colored was arrested by Officer Holbraner for cursing on the street and insulting passing ladies. Justice Wood found her guilty and fined $10 plus costs. in default she was jailed 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Ross
Holbraner
Justice Wood
Costa
Sunday Excursion From Frederick By B& O Railroad
On Sunday July 20 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs a special excursion from Frederick to Hagerstown with departures 9 am and 6 pm return. Round trip fare is 73 cents. Additional excursions from Baltimore and Washington to Frederick arrive at 4 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Bagerstown
Sa.m
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Washington
Kremrn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Market Notes Reflect Mixed Berry and Fruit Prices
A slim market outing this morning saw most items sold before the bell. Corn and tomatoes arrive fresh from the country in quantity while raspberries are slim. Blackberries and huckleberries are plentiful, yet other fruits remain high. Apples improve in condition though early peaches slack.
Wheat record broken at Baltimore port receipts
Receipts of Southern wheat at Baltimore port yesterday reached 153 378 bushels, the largest single day total in history. The figure surpassed previous daily records, sometimes exceeded on holidays, marking a new peak for arrivals at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Zhe Loon! Bart and the Eastern Milling Market Report
An OCR muddled market note lists corn at 3.50 per barrel, 66 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 72, and steamer at 3.00. It notes bids of 72 cents for Joly wheat and a price of 15 dollars per ton for Fy. The text also references zinc, lead and grinding products in unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Mad Dogs and Hydrophobia Facts Debate
A reader disputes a prior report on dog behavior and hydrophobia, arguing the disease is rare and mainly observed in winter. The letter critiques superstitions about dogs and stars, defends muzzling current ordinances, and urges humane treatment to prevent cruelty and fear.
Death notices for Mrs. Jacob Stitely and Mrs. Sarah Warfield
Mrs. Jacob Stitely died suddenly at home near Woodsboro from heart failure at 58 leaving a husband and children. Funeral from Rocky Hill church with Rev Wheeler officiating. pallbearers listed. Mrs. Sarah R. Warfield died July 10 at 84 near E Donaville. funeral at Providence M P Church with Rev John A. Wright officiating. pallbearers named. interment at the nearby cemetery. Funeral director D A Sharetts and W T Lewis noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stitely
Woodsboro
Stitely
John Sneadner
Liberty
Rocky Hill Church
Rev Wheeler
Lutheran Church
Jacob Smith
R. G. Barrick
Marshal Boone
John Hamm
Robert Eaton
Jackson Stottlemyer
D. A. Sharetts
Sarah R. Waerfield
Sarah R. Warfield
Dona ‘Warfield
Rowniogeville
Providence
M. P Charch
Kemptown
John A. Wright
Edward Warthan
John Burdette
Joe Burdette
John Beale
Warner Poole
Alfred Smith
W.T. Lewis
Funerals of Gertie A. O’Hara and David L. Mahoney
The funeral for Gertie A. O’Hara was held yesterday at 3 PM from Uniounochapsi Araby conducted by Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman with pallbearers Wm. Roberts Samuel Ghion Vernon Feebus Jacob Myers Homer Walsh Frank Perkins, burial at Mt. Olives. F. Schroeder, funeral director. The funeral for David L. Mahoney occurred at 9 AM from his Araby home with services by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle. pallbearers J. E. Stup Wm. S. Roberts Wm. H. Haines John O'Brien Christian Wianer George W. Ziromermen, burial at Mt. Olivet. O. C. Carty, director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie A. O'Hara
Uniouochapsi
Araby
Luther Kuhlman
Wmn. Roberts
Samuel Ghion
Vernon Feebus
Jacob Myers
Homer Walsh
Frank Perkins
Mt. Olives Cemetery
F. Schroeder
David L. Mahoney
Osborne Ingle
J. E. Stup
Roberts
Wm. H. Haines
John O'Brien
Christian Wianer
George W. Ziromermen
Mt Olivet Cemetery
O. C. Carty
Coffee market volatile as imports surge and prices swing
Coffee prices jumped from 30 to 50 points with a heavy import year shown by Treasury figures. Imports of coffee reached a record high while tea imports were among the lightest in years. After second call prices retreated and closed irregularly, reflecting an excited market yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortes
Boresan
Frederick Athletic Club Dominates Park Nine in Shutout
The Frederick Athletic Club easily defeated Park at Athletic Park last evening 12 to 0. Brast dominated with his curves allowing three Park hits while Baer was hit hard. Batteries were Brast and Bennett for the F A O. Baer and Moberly opposed them for Park. Umpire was Mr. Chas Reefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Athletic Club
Park
Athletic Park
Brast
Baer
Bennett
Moberly
Chas. Reefer
Burned wing to be rebuilt at Montevue Hospital
The Board of Charities and Corrections met at Montevue Hospital this afternoon to assess yesterday’s damage and decide on actions. They unanimously agreed the south wing must be rebuilt immediately. Inmates from the south wing were moved to the north wing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correctous
Montevue Hospital
Forty Hours Devotions Begin at St Marys Rockville
Forty hours devotions started at St Marys Catholic Church in Rockville San Gay with an opening sermon by Rev Father Brick of Simmitzburg who celebrated the high mass. The sermon was delivered by Thomas D pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rockville
San Gay
Sermce
Father Brick
Smmitsburg
Thomas D
Presbyterian Church Fete Promises Pleasant Evening
The Indies of the Presbyterian Church plan a lawn fete on Thursday evening at Mrs. B S Eichelberger's. The event will feature delightful music and recitations and aims to be an enjoyable social gathering for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indies
Presbyterian Church
E. S. Eichelbarger
Weat Church Street
Joly Ith
Trollpwo
McDonnell
Frederick
Bessig Tynon
Hiffie Eichelberger
Commercial Club Meeting at City Hotel This Evening
A meeting of the Commercial Club is set for six o'clock this evening at the City Hotel with full attendance requested to consider business of importance. Also scheduled is the Jefferson picnic on Saturday August 16 in Mrs George Hawker's woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
City Hotel
George Hawker
Notable Local Deaths and Public Notices From Baltimore Area
News items report the death of George L Bioka in Cambridge at age 3, two Ellicott City ladies around 60, and Dr John Raokey in Salt Lake City. Public notices include a ten day session at Mountain Lake Park by the West Virginia Board of Public Works, a primary date set for August 2 by Baltimore County Democrats, and legal dispositions from the Ostrial County Circuit Court tied to the United Milk Producers' Association. Also noted are A Lincoln Dryden's duties as Assistant Treasurer in Baltimore and a smallpox case at Norwood Cottage near Blue Ridge Summit. An incident near Boonsboro ends in a man’s death. The interstate camp of Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia, and District of Columbia M.O.A. Branches convened at Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L Bioka
Cambridge
West
Ostrail County
United Milk Producers’ Association of
MacGill Betrayed Himself in Philadelphia Arrest
Alexander MacGill, sought for passing bogus drafts, was arrested in Philadelphia after registering at Grant Apartment House with a man named Smith from New York. MacGill sought a better room on Sunday, revealing his identity to the clerk, who then informed authorities. Detective Sergeant Weedon left Washington to bring him back for trial on the counterfeit check charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Alexander MacGill
MacGill
Grant
Eighth
Spring Garden
Smith
New York
Weedon
Traction Engine Accident Claims Engineer
David Meee aged 35 an engineer on a traction engine was killed instantly while moving the engine and a thrasher from the farm of F Kilgour to William Jones farm in Glen Montgomery county. The engine slipped a cog on the main fly wheel and ran backward into the thrasher pinning and crushing him. He leaves a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Meee
Thomas Harriss
Glen Montgomery County
F. Kilgour
William Jones
Faye
Hal
Brunswick Nominates Independent Municipal Ticket
A Brunswick citizens meeting at Gregory's Hall nominated an independent slate for city office. W. M. Sohnauffer of Brunswick Savings Bank was named for mayor, G W. Oatlest for first ward council, H. M. Johes for second ward, and M. A. Katns for third ward. The nominees are respected local businessmen with no prior political office, and the ticket is endorsed by Brunswick business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens of
Brunswick
Gregory's Hall
W. M. Sohnauffer
Branswick Savings Bank
G W. Oatlest
Connell
H. M. Johes
M. A. Katns
Balidinge Fire Destroys Barn and Shops at Westminster
A frame dwelling, stable, wagon shed, and bischemith and wheelewright shops belonging to Charles Barnes at Westminster burned Sunday while the owner and family were away. A horse, wood, and cow were saved by vigilant neighbors. Fire origin unclear. loss about 1500 with 1090 insured in Carroll County Company. Local amusements at Athletic Park featured dancing, ten pins, and Branner's Superior Orchestra. an athletic match race between Chas Robertson and Milton Borck ended in Robertson's victory. July weather was fair. St Swithin’s Day observed with no rain. Junior Fire Company secretary John Hiseablust reports new wheels for the engine will ship Monday, July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
Westminster
Athletic Park
Branner
Chas. Robertson
Milton Borck
Frederick
Robertson
Junior Fire Company
John Hiseablust
Crossing Improves South Market Street Near School
Maryland School for the Deaf and Domb area gains a new crossing after city authorities installed a pedestrian path on South Market Street. Residents credit Mr. Lease for securing the improvement and relief for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Brrest
Maryland School For the Deaf
Domb
Lease
Braddock Heights Hosts Big July 24 Picnic Night
Local notice announces the Bear Dewan Club event at Braddock Heights with Great Picnic by the Best Down Club. Cars depart at 6:20, 7, 7:50, 8:30, 9 and 10. The all day ticket picnic starts July 24, 1902, at 10 o'clock and runs until dusk. Don’t miss the season’s greatest picnic. Bronper Oowarrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Bear Dewan Club
Bronper Oowarrer
Local Mention and Notices From Frederick Maryland
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to Frederick fire department for saving Montevue Hospital and protecting personal property. Various notices include sales at Rosetour's, soliciting donations for Emancipation celebration, farm and seafood ads, church excursions, a penny lawn fete for Presbyterian church, and announcements for veterans, medical goods, and local events in Frederick Maryland with multiple organizations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Oscar D
Turning Point Sale Slashes Prices On Dress Goods
At a sacrifice sale huge price cuts are planned on shirt waists fine French ginghams French challies and tissue de 80163. Readers are urged to note the event and to shop for pretty dress wear at low cost. Also advertised are gorset covers and undergarments in a garish sale.
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the Daily News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
the Weekly News
Campers Home
Association Rooms
Devos
Tax News
Tor News
Sirius
News OF the Churches
News OF the
BTATE
Tharo
Doday
J. Swithin
St. Swithin
Notich Modern Woodmen
Modern Woodmen
Oolook
H. H. Hazen
Rosetour's
Monsrer
Clarence Nelson
John Jones
Levex Leaxixs
Marshall E. Jayxive
Lidie's
Azroloy
Grace Reformed
Middletown
Myeraville
Frederick Saigot
F. B. Sappington
Atora
Tiffany
Caliat Stieff
SL N
Market Street
Onas
M. Smarr
Per
G.L. RB
Spain
Philippines
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
A. L. Kline
Ww. H. Rumpf
East Fifth Street
Hartley Medicine Co
Goodéeurn
Perk
Myersville
Brenner
John E. Ridenour
W. Pat. St
Allen G
Pen Mar
Reformed Churches of
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pen Mar Park
Western Maryland Railroad
Pan Mar
Wester Maryland
Pen-Mar
Lutheran Church of
Pen-Mar Park
Higerdown
Chambsreburg
Joe Hendrickson
Keioui Ae Can BF
Jexprronson
N. B
Aneldig & Miller
Nani & Hiller
Holy
Cleering
Clearine
Neldig & Miller
Clinton & Main
Presori
Clinton EF
Mair
Inanogle & Wagaman
Mencemeent
Isanogle & Wagamar, Ig
North
Marset Street
Frederick, Mil
Krefrigerators
GEO
Rodook
a_T. RIOR & BONE
A. T. Rios & Sons
Norrah Market Street
Rederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Bio
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
Thletic Park
J. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Frat
Martadawly
Josefa W. Gaver
Offce
dShawk
Devilbia
Amos Urner
Devilbiss & Urner
Doll & Albourd
D* R
Nicodemue
Frederick Co
North Sisth
George B Rizes
M. D
Liamsrifie
FP. Levy
Anais
Sebleyevilla
Samuel Werthelmer
Ofice Padet
Fredaick, Md
Boone
Bart Sixth
Bergain
Aaid Ageocies
Noah B Cramer
M. Nixwort
Seerstary
Reese
Eling
East Second Street
D Wertheimer
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