In History July 15 Highlights and Births
The item lists historical notes including Henry Cavard Manning warning the pope of Roman Catholic concerns, Napoleon Bonaparte surrendering to Captain A Taltiand of the Bellerophon, a Frenchwoman named Stal, and Thomas Lincoln born in 1803 in Chicago. It also notes the death of Charles Hoswood Stratton Tom Thumb in Middleboro at 45, and the deaths of General Joe Kelton and General Philip Kexty de Trobriand, veterans of the U S Army, in Washington and Bayport respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Caward Manning
Cathuflelam
Nepoleon Bonaparte
Bellerophan
Purely Personal: Visitors and residents in city life
Miss Nannie Brengle of Washington visits home in this city while Miss Maud Hackleton of Greenville NC visits friends. Officials Glenn Worthington and J W Hering are in town and Frederick on business. Numerous locals and visitors from Baltimore Pittsburg Philadelphia and Virginia attend to health education travel and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Brengle
Washington
Maud Hackleton
Greenville
N.C
Glenn H.worthington
Branewick
J. W. Hering
Westminster
Frederick
Royston Thompson
Baltimore
Sod
Clyde O. Thomas
Ms Pleasant
Marion Johnson
Carroll County
Sossa Garrett
Ms. Jackson
Virginia Avera Grove
Winchester
Stephens City
Mien Onsriotte Pendleton
Pittsburg
Charles Goldsborough
Walkersville
Paul Bransomr
New York
Armistead Lee
Charles
Goldsborough
Wadlkeraville
Frank Markell
Willard Keller
William Markell
BD. C
Holy Springs
Lillian “Minor
Adamstown
L. E. Lind
Ladiesburg
E. A. Tritappe
Jefferson
Mary Sewell
New Market
W Boteler
John B. Harding
Migres Anne T. Harding
Constance Harding
Philadelphia
O. E.trail
Mies Anos Trail Harding
Friende’ Select School
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
Indians in town and local notes brighten day
Brief items highlight local life with a playful tone. Indians in town appear, water for baths praised, and small anecdotes on promises, conscience, punctuality, and virtues. Homes, painting, and social behavior gain casual attention in a slice of daily rural life.
Comet Boreliy to Shine Tonight in Clear Skies
A newly discovered comet named Boreliy, found in Marseilles on June 22, may be visible tonight without a telescope if skies are clear. Astronomers report the object near six degrees southwest of Alpha Osgni in Cygnus, a region close to Vega, with brightness peaking later in its approach to Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Boreliy
Vega
Track mishap at Markell and Trail yard causes car derailment
An engine backed three cars loaded with cosh into the yard of Markell and Trail when the track spread. The last car slid between the tracks and, after several attempts, was hauled back onto the track. Repairs are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markell & Trail
Red Men of Braddock Heights hold all day picnic and war dance
Chippewa Tribe of Red Men of this city stage a full day event at Braddock Heights with a sun dance and a war dance tonight. Seventeen Todiane arrive by train greeted by police, band, and a large reception committee. Frederick Select Orchestra plays, Chief H Dorasy Etchison hosts, and several speakers address the crowd. The program culminates with a Sun Dance featuring Chiefs Renoe Harp John Frazier LB Adams Edgar L Miller and others as a large crowd is expected tonight. President Geo. Win. Smith arranged overnight accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toile City
Braddock Heights
Pele
Frederick Belecp
John H. Grove
J H. Iampe
J. O Herds
Walter Saunders
William H. Hinks
Exes Church Street
Frederick
H Dorasy Etchison
Joseph W. Gaver
Red Man
W. H. Alger
Baltimore
Renoe Harp
John Frazier
LB Adams
Edgar L. Miller
Jas. Staub
Picnk
Geo. Win. Smith
Continued Success at Ay Hospital Adds Private Rooms
The Frederick Qisy Hospital board reported growing success with no decline in progress. To meet demand, several new private rooms will be added within the month. The training school for nurses will expand from five to eight, and fundraising endowments have increased with multiple new and hoped-for subscriptions. A lawn fete is planned for July 29 at Braddock Heights, weather permitting, with a trolley party to Heights. Donations received in June included food, linens, pillows, gowns, and miscellaneous household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nareea
Frederick Qisy Hospital
Raporta
Sabe
Jane
Instivation
Ida M. Markey
Braddock Heights
Thareday
Heights
Rush Lewis
Elis Hotch
Frank Markell
Friend
Mies Fannie Adams
A. O. McCardell
Kreh
H. Lindsay
Aston Rosenstock
Misa Janet Williams
Marshall Etchison
Engler
Roodes Kemp
Braddock Ookay
Narrow Escape From Drowning at Linganore Inn
Mr Frank of Baltimore, a guest at Linganore Sills Inn, nearly drowned while ashore from a dust in the Monocacy. He fell into a ten foot deep stream, unable to swim, before Trail Legg, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Legg of Baltimore, also a guest, came to aid and rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Baltimore
Linganore Sills Inn
Trail Legg
Eaward Legg
Balsimors
Dance Night At Braddock Heights Shortened By Weather
At Braddock Heights the regular Tuesday night dance was held last night but a threatening sky reduced the crowd during the intermission many dancers at the camp of the M C A were present and the attendance was small due to weather concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Libertytown Camp Meeting At Valentine's Grove
The Methodist Episcopal church will hold a camp meeting at Valentine’s Grove three miles from Libertytown from July 25 to August 9. Reverend W B Jones, the pastor, will oversee the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Untop
Laberty
Colored, Methodist Episcopal Church
Valentine's Grove
Libertytown
W. B. Jones
Beird Applies for Bankruptcy in Baltimore Court
In bankruptcy, William T. Beird a laborer from Brunswick filed for relief in the U S Court in Baltimore yesterday under the bankrupt law. He owes 258 dollars and has no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Beird
Brunswick
United States
Baltimore
Four Readings by Mies Maris Dishi Tomorrow
The Grat of a series of four readings to be given by Mies Maris Dishi will be given tomorrow morning at 10.20 o'clock at All Saints rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Maris Dishi
All Saints’ Rectory
Week's Record in Otloes of Courts and Orphans' Court
Records of real estate transfers and estate matters for the week ended July 15 1908. Transfers include Mary Catherius Murdock to Mary Moore and husband. Richard Potts to William Crawford Johnson. John F White to Frances White. Florence and Charles W Brown to Eveline Thames. Orphans Court items list inventories and accounts for Harriet S Thomas Matilda Alexander Susan Hoy William Richardson Francis T Campbell and others with multiple executors trustees and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Potts
William Crawford Johnson
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Mount Hope
Woodsboro
Anna Slifer
George W
Arby L. Slifer
Franklin Thomas
John W. Thomas
Thomas J. Sod
Eleanor Gannon
Mary Ellen McGovern
Branswick
Mutual Land and Improvement Company
Baltimore
Mary E. McGovern
J. J. McGovern
Brunswick
Jonn F White
Frances White
Florence
Charles W. Brown
Eveline V. Thames
Frederick
John W
Albers
L. Harley
Lewis Olise
Albark W. Bartgis
Bliss
Routzahn
Albers W. Bartgis
Frank Balt
Alonzo Balt
Harriet
Thomas
Charlotte E. Qoblentz
Matilda Alexander
Susan Hoy
Nrobate
Milton Bowers
Virginia Bowers
Emily J. Bowers
William S Richardson
Fraccis T. Campball
William Richardson
Louisa Richardson
F Colambna Knott
Francis T. Campbeil
Lona Richardson
M. Barbara
Hymeneal of Young Mann at St Stephen’s Camb erland
Rev Martin L Young pastor of St Stephen's Lutheran church Cumberland and Miss Osiris Melissa Mano wed at St Stephen's with blessing from multiple pastors. The ceremony included a floral arch, wedding march by Paul Mann, and ushers. Couple to honeymoon at Niagara. will reside in Cumberland. Ruler Puimas. Miss Dennis Gertrude Patman and Mr William Edward Miller wed at Utica's St Paul's Church witnessed by many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young—Mann
Martin L Young
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Cumberland
Osiris Melissa Mano
St. Stephen’s Church
L. &. Manon
Ss. John’s Lutheran Church
Cambarland
Misa Mann
J. 3. Braven
Bedford Street
German Lutheran Church
Theodore J. Yost
St. Paris Tatheran Church
E. J. Wolf
Gettysburg
General Synod of
Intheran Church
Paul Mann
Luthery Brncet
Wilbur Mano
Wadsworth
Misa May Young
Loretta Cook
Sylvan
Schlaughen
Hanor
Littlestown
Mr. Young
Niagara
Gumberland
Puimas
Dennis Gertrude Patman
John J. Patmen
Lewistown
William Edward Miller
St. Paul's Church
Utica
J. D. Asper
William Millism Miller
Singapore
Western Maryland Railroad
Taking Testimony in Westminster Bank Case Resumed
Testimony resumed today in the Union National Bank of Westminster case before Equity Examiner Albert Brown. Judge James A. Bond and James M. Roberts with F Neal Parke, all of Westminster, and several city attorneys participate as witnesses and parties in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union National Bank
Westminster
James A. Orndorff
Equity
Albert Brown
James A. O Bond
James M. Roberta
F. Neal Parke
Ue ‘Hoieg
Peelden Ses
Plans for Wabash Baltimore seaport line emerge
George J Gould and officials of the Wabash rail plan a Baltimore seaport by 28 months. They foresee vast grain, coal, cattle and pig iron shipments, with a short bridge link from Chicago to Baltimore and reduced port charges. The Western Maryland route will be upgraded to allow heavy freight, while passenger service should rival the Baltimore and Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J Gould
Grant Railway System
Baltimore
Maryland
Cherry Run
Goold
Atlantic Seaboard
Balsimors Snd
New York
Osr
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Baltimore and
Onis
Baltimore arrest in bicycle larceny case hinges on a pair
Sheriff Harvey KR Lease reported to the Baltimore police that Ramsburg and Bessie Long were arrested for stealing two bicycles from Harry Fisch of the city. The couple hired the bikes June 30 and did not return them. They were traced from a tollgate on the Baltimore and Frederick pike to New Market and Ellicotts City, with Miss Long connected to Dr. Goldborough’s house in Walkersville. They planned to go to Ellicott City as Baltimore pressed the warrant. Ramsburg, aged 19, claimed to be a barber near Lewistown. Long’s origins tie to the county. Deputy Carter will escort them to Hhiselty for trial. Bicycles were left in Ellicotts City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey KR. Lease
Baltimore
Ramvborg
Bessie Long
Harry Fisch
Ramsburg
Miss Long
Mr. Flantt
Justice Eckstein
Sharuf Carter
Cmse
Firet
Frederick Pike
New Market
Pandore
Ellicots City
Miles Long
Lewistown
Carter
Baltimors
Hhiselty
Local Market Quotas and Public Works Update
The Local Mart lists Eastern Milling market quotes with corn at 2.45 per barrel shelled 49 cents per bushel wheat No 3 TH steamer 70 per bushel hay 18 to 30 per ton. Low Water Main work on East Third Street began yesterday under Superintendent Tyevar. The mail will be finished in about a week and paving will start in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
East Third Street
Tyevar
Avenue of Interest and Theres in Maryland News
A garbled Maryland digest notes Worcester County tax at 1.19 and Camp Sardara field exercises. Obituaries include John L. M. Smallwood of Hagerstown, and Nelson Firey Miller born in Washington County. A new Patuxent River bridge at Trisdelphia and a Hagerstown hose wagon purchase are listed. Also reports on deaths, marriages, arrests, and local incidents across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester County
Camp Saundara
John L. M. Smallwood
Hagaratown
Patuxent River
Trisdelphia
Martin Luther Young
Misa Carrie Mann
Cumberland
Robert Brace
Baldwin House
Hagerstown
Blus Ridge Knitting Company
Haz
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Martle Ty. Pattison
Ellicots City
Nelson Firey Miller
Washington County
The Law's Grip Shooters Given a Lecture
Buddies Buddy Morgan aged 14 and Lawrence Morgan aged 10 were arrested by Officer Kilpp for shooting 15 year old David McCracken. Lawrence asked for advice and Buddy told him to take the rifle and shoot. McCracken was hit in the right eye but not seriously hurt. Justice Smith dismissed them with a wooden lecture and the father promised to discipline them. Timothy Davis showed a field of Timothy grass on his Park Ridge farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
Lawrence Morgan
Kilpp
David McGracksn
Lawrence
Baddy
Adrics
McCracken
Bio Cracken
Justios Smith
July Bargains and the Legend of Swithin's Rain
A quirky mid article mixes July bargains at a Rowan store with a weather lore note about Saint Swithin. The legend recalls his 882 death and a rain-heavy attempt to move his relics, followed by forty days of rain, shaping the day’s superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swithin
Wincheater
Leamore
Enon
Ladies' Ald Sacisty Hosts Delightful Church Event
The Ladies' Aid Society of the United Brethren church held a social night in the church feature room. A large crowd attended a varied program including Hearts-Hoo, Blanch Millerstely drill, "Cupid in the Kitchen" pantomime, "Hay Time" recitation by Master George Rodock, and fan drills by girls, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
George Rodock
Cupid
Frederick local notices and event schedules July 1903
Train departures and excursions listed for Frederick area with times for Pen-Mar Braddock Heights and Washington Baltimore trips. Includes picnic at Braddock Heights July 23 with extra cars, Indian war dance, Republican nominating meeting July 16, and special trains from Frederick via B&O lines.
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the Daily News
Jalyigo Washington
Tar Nene
Ww. L. Moons
P. Bennett Reformed Reunion
PLR
Reformed
Braddock Heights Red Men’s Pionic
Braddock Heights Bank
Frederick County National Trade
John Hendrickson New OberinEe
Geo
Rodock & Co. Dry Goods
Neidtg & Miller
Thos
Frederick County
Maude
Charles E. Moberly
Howard Staley
Merril F. Mobarly
Woolf Ebon
Hhee
AY Hospital
Oscar FP. Lawin
Adam Forest
Wolfaville
William KE. Miller
Unionville
Bessie G. Patman
John H. Tewalt
Middletown
Edish L Aalr
Newton EB Six
Double Pipe Creek
Berths M. Colliflower
Graceham
John M. Trail
Thurston
Mamie Dooley
Della
Harry W. Baxter
Norma A. Forway
Thurmont
Charles O. Garges
Wilhelmina
Venezuela
Indiana
Beba
Washington, D. C
James O. Snear
Currie Lb Shank
EB. Holtz
Blanche M. Hittinger
le Gore
Orphans Court
George J. Gould
Monche
Businese
Citizens National, Bank
Pee Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederik Oy, ND
News OF
Tile State
Eall Timothy
George A. Davis
Timothy Wn
Park Ridge
Fongatlie
Joan Hendrickson
Thade
Molanco Bnllinge
Valle
Dlack
Joan ‘Hirspwicxson
Clinton E. Main
Quinton B
galNn
Marie Ay Aiok County
THE
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel Grill Ae
Chicago
SS. Swithin
S. Swithio
Swithio
George
Rodock & CO
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
North Market Bireey
Frederick, MD
Thomas F. Rice
Bat
Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Partners' Exchange
Lour
Hay
Sinder Twink
All Saints
Petermar
Franklin Street
Europe
DP As
Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawily
Micodemus
North Market Street
Irdank
Hull & Reich
Hull & Beio
Tarard Inn Library
Mildewis
F. B. Sappington
S. 8
Sappingtor
Dow
City Mall
Newsra
News OF the Churches
Kenaton
Pen-Mar
BR. Conceots
Pen-Mar Rosaraig
Osra
Hall
Dixos Bros
West Patrick Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Se & Ohio Railroad
Oon
Barheve
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