Daily History Highlights From July Fifteenth
The Daily News recalls key dates in American history including Wayne’s capture of Stony Point in 1776, rioting over the draft in New York and Boston in 1863, the 1883 death of Tom Thumb Charles Stratton, and the 1910 death of political figure J B Knight. Astronomical notes list evening stars Jupiter and Mercury and morning stars Saturn Venus Mars with Arcturus bright as King Arcturus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad_ Anthony" Wayne
Stony Point
Hudson
New York
Borton
Charles Haywood Stratton
Tom Thumb
B. Knight
Republican Party
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Arcturus
Frederick News Home Delivery Promotion Notice
Fredericktonians are urged to keep in touch by subscribing to the Frederick News as they move away. The mail service costs 25 cents per month prepaid, with free address changes to avoid interruption. Orders can be placed by mail or phone using the provided numbers for old and new addresses.
South Street Work Started by Contractor Kipp
Contractor Charles H. Kipp, for the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company, began grading and rebuilding South Street with a force of eight men. Two inch stone is being laid as work proceeds toward expected Tarvia arrival, with other streets like Jefferson Boulevard and Elm Street receiving attention. City engineer Crain is directing stone dust on Elm Street and street oil applications continue across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipp
South Street
Charles H. Kipp
Hagerstown and Fredenck
Klipp
Jefferson Boulevary
Braddock Haghts
Eugnedr-Crami
Elm Street
Fifth Street
Horse Receives Bad Fall At Market and Second
The Square Corner saw another accident as a gray mare delivering for McCardell confectioners slipped on a sewer intake at Market and Second streets. Officer Fraley, patroling at the corner, was struck on the forehead by his spontoon while aiding the horse, but the animal was not seriously hurt. Moose Band Numbers 47. Frederick Order of Moose reports 47 members. a first rehearsal is set for next Monday evening. New York has more telephones than London Paris and Berlin combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell Confectioners
Fraley
Moose
Plans to Build a 16 Foot Boulevard in Frederick City
Residents led by Dr E M Rau push a campaign to raise 15000 to 20000 dollars for a new 16 foot boulevard from Market and Fourth streets to the hilltop past Montevue Gate. Subscriptions exceed 1025 by noon, with work slated to begin by August 15, 1913 and finish in six months. The project requires backing from county commissioners and Frederick city aldermen, plus the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway to provide electric lighting along the full length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
Maryland
Rau
Reno S. Harp
North Market
Fourth Streets
Frederek City
Frederick County
Monterne Hospital
Useas
Board of ‘County Commissioners
Frederick City
Board of Midermen
Board of Soints
Hagerstown and Frederick
Auto Campaign to Aid Sale of 800 Tickets
A Chautauqua campaign in Frederick plans to sell 800 tickets for the August 4 to 9 event at Fairceouna. Adults 200 cents, children 100 cents, with age limit changed from 12 to 15. Ground admission 35 to 40 cents. $1,400 guaranteed, goal $1,500. Laura Fulmer of the Pennsylvania Chautauqua Association will visit Friday to announce county plans. Frederick divided into 12 districts with local leaders coordinating canvassing and auto parades to promote ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fairceouna
Chautauqua Association
Laura Fulmer
Pennsylvania Chautauqua Association
Frederick County
Judke A.R. Anders
MCA
Robert Tyson
Jacob Rohrback
Church Street
John D. Hendrickson
Louise Johnson
Second Street
Frederick City, Hospital
R. S. J. Dutrow
South Market Street
Clarke Place
J. O. Hendrin
West Third Street
Rockwell Terrace
Grace Thomas
East Third Street
J W L Carty
North Market Street
Hal Lee Ott
West Fourth Street
Elm Street
William D. Zimmerman
East Fourth Street
Nellie L. Robin
West Patrick Street
Frank J. Newman
S.L. Motter
South Street
East
West
Among the sick those from Frederick and vicinity confined to the house
Frederick county notices list residents under illness and recovery. Lewis Bayer on East Patrick street and Joseph Hamilton on East Church street are sick. Fr W J Kane on East Second street has recovered enough to go out. Maggie Rhodes and Lizzie Carmack of East Fourth street show improvement. Mrs James Howard Clemson of Annapolis has husband seriously ill. he recently visited his old home to recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lewis Bayer
East Patrick Street
Joseph Hamilton
East Church Street
W. J. Kane
East Second Street
Maggie Rhodes
Lizzie Carmack
East Fourth Street
James Howard Clemson
Annapolis
Frederick County
Clemson
Gospel Mission thanks volunteers and donors for festival support
The Gospel Mission workers express appreciation for all who assisted at their festival and for the donations. W. T. Munshower calls for sober, industrious men for steady jobs at good wages. Ox Fibre Brush Co. advertises openings. The Com Doctor visits Dansberger's on West Patrick Street. A dance occurs at Braddock tonight with Frederick cars running 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
S. Bentz
Porek
P. Mantz Boy
Charles Null
Oxie Brush
Mission Workers
Dansberger
Greenawalt
P. R. BR
The
Gospel Mission
OX Fibre Brush CO
Dansberger's
West Patrick Street
Dance Tonight at Braddock Promises Evening Event
The note mentions a dance tonight at Braddock and cites concerns about investing safely in “Other People's Money.” It stresses safer grounds as priority and notes reliable ground rents as safe investments. Francis Baughman, Suite Four, Mthian Castle, is referenced as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Baughman
Mthian Castle
Extra Car Service for Reform Church Reunion
Extra cars will depart Middletown on Thursday July 17 with fares around 40 dollars. Pickups include Jefferson and Frederick with partial times noted, connecting through Western Maryland to Pen Mar, Lewistown, and Yellow Springs, arriving at Pen Yar and Thurmont in late afternoon. Return departures from Pen Mar around 6 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Middletown
Duis
Jefferson
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Lewtown
Thurmont
Maryland
Pen Yar
Pen Mar
Arrests of Dr Long and Miss Weller Over Stolen Tools
Dr W A Long and Miss Jennie Weller were arrested after Constable Hauver searched their premises on a warrant from John H Grove owner of Frederick City Garage. Six tool sets were found identified as Grove’s and others. Bail set at 200 dollars each. Long and Weller held on three charges each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Long
Jenn’e Weller
West Patrick Street
Hauver
John H. Grove
Frederick City
Mish Weller
Dr. Long
Stern Ang Kolb
Grove
Justice Posey
Hauger
Miss Weller
Haover
Dr Long
Miss Wetler
Miss Wel Ier
Justice Poser
Mr. Grove
Wises Weller Ieq
Lewistown
Long
Cir
Local millinery ad teases fashionable twinman hair weaving
An early 20th century classified style ad promotes Teas and Vogue millinery items at Blue Ribbon Grocery, West Second Street near Market. The notice lists contact numbers and suggests buying immediately to see the new hair weaves and Vader Cover products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Par- Nor
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second St
July Clearance Savings Peak in Lace Curtains
Local ad lists July clearance prices for lace curtains and ready made sheets and pillow cases. Items include lace curtains starting at 1.00, 1.28, 1.50, and 2.00 per pair or item, with remnant silks and dress goods also advertised. Prices shown in a hurried sale style with multiple references to lace curtains and textile goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikea
Cee
Ao Te Praca
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the Daily News
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Robo Tees
C. Thos
Kemp
Braddock
Heights
the Marvel
City Opera
South ST
Square Corner
London
Berlin
Montevue
Tailed Brethren
Vengkong
W. T. Munshower
Grove Garage
Liane
Traddocx
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zemmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pas
Urgant
Amean Savings Act
Remson
Norfolk
J. D.nendrickson
Neidig.& Miller
Nejdig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Pearre's
the Drug Store
S. Market ST
Telephone
Court ST
Floudk Livery Stable
Westparrick Street
John XN Brengle
Chas. T. K. Young
Urbana
Knooxvile
TL & GT I
Middltown
Troi
Union Bridge
Beara
Arturess
Jerttarta Daria Tanedey
M. LU. Etchison
Suc
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. Price
Thomas P. Rich
Harry G. Tritapoe
Farmeacon Us
Creagers
Leowne
Creamers
Fred
Ortale
Derry Serthi
Southbean Siaverick
Raestrom
Shurmont
dUsoore Farty
Braddock Heighig
Quest
Mason
Grayson H
Mercha
Rebaughs
Xetire
Anton Braddock
Martinsburg
Rand
Fort. Gaiderdale
Florida
Temington, Smith-Premier
Monarch
Ang Company
N. Market St
William HL. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery Courty
Woodsboro
Fredererick
Brunswick
Walkersville
New Market
Grayson H. Staley
Bangain
Cuy
ST. Wicksan
Phogne
Dours
WSPAP
Keller & Toms
M.a.m'caffrey
Emmisbirg
Ridgeville
Harpers Farm
Frederick Auto CO
Do. Snyder
Ideal Garage Co
Uraddock
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