Soldiers Prepare Maryland Encampment at Frederick Junction
The Maryland National Guard heads to a third state encampment at Frederick Junction near Monocacy battlefield. General Stewart Brown leaves Baltimore for Frederick with staff and 33 cooks, while Company A and other units ship in, assembling at 7 am to depart for Camden Station.
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National Guard of
Maryland
Frederick Junction
the Monotacy
Col. Johnson
J. W. Wood
Chauncey Brooks
E. O. Johnson
Fifth Regiment
E. B. Duval
Haseencamp Will
F.T. Milber
Ordnance Oficer
H W Hoopman
Sergean
R Fuller Sehryock
Harry 8. Walker
A Sr Amand
Ordsenes
John T Meredith
H H Deniz
Mo Hart- Man
Taylor
Geo F Haupt
Lients
Philips
J H Winasor
J W Craett
Tieuts
Cross
P Natty
Gaps Jasper M Berry
ER Richardeon
BR Boasserd
G Griffith
Wellham
Qghannes D. Gaither
Tieutenant
W. A. Boykin
Frank Markee
Crim
Ridgeley Trimbel
RB. J. Miller
BE. C. Johnson
W. Kenny Whiting
Alexander Brown
W. G. Foster
Bradley Stokes
W. D. Robinson
R. Dorsey Coale
R. P.brown
G.C. Cole
Harry Pennington
J. Frank Supplee
Lawrenson
Charlies F. Allers
N. Lee Goldsborough
Robert Riddie Brown
Robert P. Brown
Camden
Frederick
Baltimore
Hare
Atotuer
Company A
Isi Reg’trafty
S J Beckley
B&o
Camp Jackson
Frederick Cornet Band
First of the Season Wheat Shipped and Local News From Gity
The First of the Season. Mr J E W Hargett shipped a carload of wheel to Baltimore today the first new wheat of the season. Messrs John M Kolb Bradley Hoke and Edward Hoveck took a fishing tour on the Shenandoah river in West Virginia. Dem county central committee of Frederick county called for the 20th to fix primaries and county convention. Prohibition camp meeting at Glyndon from July 25 to August 4 with music stere opticon exhibitions and talks by Col George W Bain. The Howard House in Baltimore changed hands Mr James Reamer of Leesburg Va taking charge. Col Charles S Wood of Wew Market retires to focus on Hutaw House. The Weenie News urges advertisers. Emory R Renneburg’s carriage accident north of Jefferson. horses ran away causing vehicle demolition and injuring Charles Zimmermer while trying to intervene.
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John M. Kolb
Bradley Hoke
Edward Hoveck
Shenandoah River
West Virginia
Glyndon
Silver Cake
George W. Bain
Restocky
Howard House
Baltimore
James Reamer
Leesburg
Charles S. Wood
Wew Market
Howard
Hutaw
Ain
Emory R. Renneburg
Jefferson
Gnarles Zimmermer
Taz News
Chas. Fazan
West Patrick Street
Fagan
Martin L. Storm
Boonsboro
Washington County
Frederick
Lenora Stone
Pleasant
Fogoymoa
Stone Tavern
The Crickets Chirt at All Saints Street
The Lively Cricket Band of All Saints street serenaded East South street residents then moved to Mr GC Schade's on W South street with many young ladies. Music and dancing continued until 2 a.m. Attendees included Annie Winkleman Lizzie and Katie Kieh Mary and Annie Lerch Lizzie Herwig Harry Wilcoxon W Bradshaw John Lerch AL Himmel F Lerch E G Unger Will Herwis.
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All Saints Street
East South Street
GC. Schade
W. South Street
Annie Winkleman
Lzzie
Katie Kieh
Mary
Annie Lerch
Lizzie Herwig
Mesars
Harry Wilcoxon
W. Bradshaw
John Lerch
AL. Himmel
F. Lerch
E.G. Unger
Will Herwis
Elections at Annapolis Choose City Officials
The Annapolis board met last night and quashed before the Mayor. James H. Brown was named mayor James Heyell counsellor John H. Wells Robert E Strange RV. Cleyton C. Baescel Lonng B Henkel and T A Thompson were elected aldermen. The two Democratic aldermen candidates in the Third ward withdrew before the report. Applications for other offices were received for action at the next meeting Monday night.
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Annapolis
The
Corporation of Annapolis
Committee On Elections
James H. Brown
James Heyell
John H. Wells
Robert E.strange
RV. Cleyton
C. Baescel
Lonng B. Henkel
T.A. Thompson
Resigns a Goo Position and town notes
Mr David O Thomas a clerk in the Register of Villa office resigned his post today and his resignation was accepted. A party of gentlemen learned last night from a Der Arm expedition near Munocacy with a fleet of fish and eels. The Young Peoples Society of the United Brethren held a well attended meeting and added a new member. J C Weant formerly of Taneytown Carroll county now at City Hotel in town with horses from Utah returning after five years away. S M Fisher Master’s Station attended Mr Weant and shared the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David 0. Thomas
the Register of Villa
Wm Esterly
Frank Gittinger
Frank Aleheko
Young Peoples' Societys
United Brethren Citiren
J.C. Weant
Taney— Town
Carroll County
Cisco
Ural
City Hotel
Fis
Mr. Weant
Utah
5. M Fisher
Master's Station
Pleasant Dance at Mr. Schade's Home
A select dance at the home of Mr. Christian Schade on East Louch Street drew about twenty attendees. Himwei's string band provided music from eight to midnight and refreshments of a choice character were served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chritian Schade
E. Louch Street
Himwei
Agreement Filed Conveying Rights of B&O to Western Union
An agreement was filed for record in the clerk's office this afternoon between the Western Union Company and the Western Telegraph Company conveying the right title and use of the B&O line rights. A copy of this agreement is filed in all counties where the B and O have lines. Central M. P. church near New London will hold a picnic in the church grove Friday July 26 starting at 2 1/2 o'clock p m with eminent speakers from abroad. The picnic will be followed by an entertainment at 8 o'clock by Rev. Wm. J. Heaps of Pennington Seminary New Jersey. Admission 10 cents.
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Zach Moste
Jose
Montes
Western Anian Telegraph Company
B& O
Western Union Company
Iniear Central
Central M.P
New London
Wm. J. Heaps
Penningtion Seminary
N. J
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel M. P
W. J. Heape
Pennington Seminary
N.J
Johnstown
Afr
John Burdette
Browningaville
Faur and Bazaar at Trinity Church July 18 19
The Fair and Bazaar by the ladies of Trinity M E church will be held on Second street in the church lecture room Friday and Saturday evenings July 18 and 19. Proceeds support the Sunday School room and refreshments will be sold at standard prices. Camp Percy party leaves Frederick for Point of Rocks with tents for ten days. Members include Mia Ellen Blake Dudley Page Calvin Page Charles G Thames Charles Blake E B Ramsburg John Doyle Lillie Collins and eile Collins.
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Trinity M. E. Church
Second Street
Frederick
Camp Percy
Point of Rocks
Mia
Ellen Blake
Dudley Page
Calvin Page
Charles G. Thames
Charles Blake
E.b.ramsburg
John Doyle
Lillie
Eile Collins
Washington, D. C
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Inns
Arrivals logged at major hotels since noon yesterday include CE Seibert, T G Gordon, CA Kurtz, Ley, Balto, J Saal, J Weant, J M Tucker, Gonn, H W Parr, AL Smith, W A Lattle, F H Millie, J Harris, J E Lutz, J A Storer, RF Wilkes, Pad H Garrett, Z E Waltz, WS Greer, JA Catall, WJ Digee, SB Baon, LL Greene, American Ideal Opera Co, and others in county listings and central hotel.
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Cilty Hotel
E Seibert
G Gordon
A Kurtz
Ley
Balto
Saal
Weant
Utah
M Tucker
Gonn
J Goldenburg
H W Parr
AL Smith
W A Lattle
Millie
New York
County
J Harris
J E Lutz
J A Storer
F R McCormick
RF Wilkes
Pad H Garrett
Z E Waltz
Ono
WS Greer
Dei
JA Catall
Digee
Diggs
Baon
Boston
Central Hotel
LL Greene
American Ideal Opera Ca
Magistrates Hear Civil Trespass and Larceny Notes
Magistrate Wilson will hear civil trespass cases against Mezars, Lewis Bruner, Charles Hichelberger and George F Stall this evening at 7 o clock. Lottie Curtis was committed to jail for grand jury action after larceny of an umbrella. John Einna Valentine Cross and Robert Swann were charged with robbery on a Kingsbury car near Monrovia. they secured appearance at Saturday hearing. George Johnson and Henry Haupt were discharged for lack of evidence in an assault on Samuel Burkett. Wim Dorsey was held to bail for grand jury action after assault on Sophia Mitchell.
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Mezars
Lewis Bruner
Charles Hichelberger
George F. Stall
C. I Lewis
Wilson
Lottie Curtis
Nzews
Menistrate Nieosber
John Einna
Veléentine Cross
Robert Swann
Johnson
Kings B. & QO
Monrovia
George Johnson
Henry Haupt
Samuel Burkett
Local Frederick notes mix of social visits and events
Miss Nellie Thomas, an employee at J D Hendrickson's dry goods store, visits friends in Montgomery County Maryland and Walkerstown. A Poit of Rocke Lutheran church festival spans Thursday to Saturday evenings. Encampment coverage urges readers to follow The News at Frederick Junction and tent headquarters.
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Nellie Thomas
J. D. Hendrickson
Montgomery County
Viola Smith
East Patrick Street
Walkersville
Poit of Rocke
Harrison
Children Day Service at Grove near Fairview Church
The Sunday School of Fairview African Methodist church will hold a Children's Day service at the Grove near the church this Sunday July 71 if rain changes it to the 28th. Program includes prayer at 6 am preaching at 11 am by Rev W J Heaps and children's services at 2 pm. Public is cordially invited.
Farmers Picnic and Camp Jackson M N G Details
Frederick County annual harvest picnic at Fair Grounds with special B and O trains from Baltimore Washington and intermediate stops. Round trip 1.15. Special train from Columbia to Frederick. Maryland National Guard camp at Frederick Junction July 17 to 25 with excursion tickets from multiple cities. Also storm damage in Howard and a tonic note on English pills.
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Picnia
Frederick County
Fair Grounds
Baltimore
Washington
Powts
Columbia
Frederick
Jackson
Maryland National Guard
Frederick Junction
Horaim
BL Olr
RB Co
Pood
Hagerstown
Winchester
Ouirland
Philadelphia
Otise
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fylsdtt
Noted Author E. Jordan Dies After Pet Squirrel Bite
E. Jordan, famed publisher of the Jordan White Sulphur Springs journal, died yesterday after a pet squirrel bit his hand two months earlier. Blood poisoning followed, and his limb was amputated last Friday.
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Jordan
United States
Pat Equirerel
Syrup of Pies Promotes Health for Travelers
Tourists on pleasure trips or business are urged to carry a bottle of Syrup of Pies 22 lb act meat Pleasantly and effectively on the kidneys liver and bowels. It promises to prevent fever headaches and other ailments. Price listed as $1.60 per bottle.
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Dra
Ste
Pen Mar Park Excursion Promises Restoration Efforts
An early note praises Pen Mar Park for new paths and improvements, urging visitors to enjoy the beautified grounds. An excursion is planned for Wednesday, July 13, inviting all to visit and appreciate the park’s renewed appeal.
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the Daily News
Armories
Gity
J. E. W. Hargett
Democratic County Central Committee
Col. L. V. Baughman
Weenie News
Leslie Carter
Chicago
Kyrle Bellew
Mises Strachoyle
Benjamin F. Biser
Knozville
Frank Dixon
W. All Saints’ Street
Wilbur S. Pole
Roanoke
Virginie Volanterra
Thomas A. Kolb
Double Pipe Crees
Green House
J. G. Herahd
Jefferson County
W. Va
John Kennedy
Sire J E Fleming
Doward Dixon
Hood
Tas Newa
Mack Call
Mechashetown
James P. Perry
North Market Street
YMCA
Kemp Hall
Wm. E. Hardesty
Pittsburg, Pa
Court Park
TRE News
Visttors
Ciicse
Star
LE Turner
Mount Airy
Wagin Town
Geo P Eustis
Manchester
Mass
Messrs Haller
Kuhn
Pias
William H Best
J.R. Hardesty
Washington, D.C
Yellow Springs
Robin Tyler
Haffeer
Frederick City
JD McCran
J A Staley
Prof & T Stall
Rocky Spring
Rocky Springs
Prige
Mullinix
M.N.G
Baltimore County
Howard County
Joseph Warfeld
Saitings
Charlies
John
Hendrexson
Prelief
Owen
Harness Zemety
Persanaf Am
Victor
Pen Mar
Tare
Sarsayailla
Chick Wenewon
C. L. Hood To
Apothecaries
Lowell
Venes Sud
OTICR
Agricultural Society of
Epplr
J.B. Tuomas
Life
aDextra
Geo, Brust &Co
Burger
Egst
Fatrok Street
Ipiscint Oltidge
Union Manufacturing Company
Singer
W. F. Chilton
N. Markat Street
Dyinter
Fair Grounda
Aly Zad
Wm. J. Worman
Allen G. Quynn
Jyildient Alezsman
Fox Siz Pears
New York City
Dyldine
George Baltzell
Heure Lorentz
Merket
Second Sts
Sytdiwt
Carl
B. Second Street
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania House
East
PRI
Havana
Emory M. Nuss
Dell
City Bakery
John Hershberger
Enishea
Nas Y
G J Doll & Son
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