Notable Deaths and Births in 19th Century Figures
The item lists various historical figures with birth and death years including Montre al born founder of Louisiana Pierre Lemolac die 1706 Frympton Devonshire painter Sir Joshua Raynoldy London 792 Margaret Fuller Ossoli Fire Island drowning born 1810 Mrs Abraham Lincoln died aged 67 1693 Lidward Jardine Union veteran died New York 1828 Earl Engish Rear Admiral died Washington 1828 Stambuloff Bulgarian ex premier assassinated Sofia 1855 Joseph Conrad Federal veteran Cumberland Army died Atlantic City 1830.
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Bastery
Sor
Darly News Delivers Summer Vacation Mail Option
Readers offered home delivery of The Darly News during summer vacations. Leave name and address at the business office. Price is 10 Senta per week or 30 cents per month for any address in the U S and Canada.
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U. S
Canada
Personal visits span Frederick area social circle
Purely personal notes list visitors and residents in Frederick. J E Crary of Hagerstown spends the day in Frederick on business while Blanche Lampe of East Fifth Street visits Berkeley Springs. Several locals host relatives or friends from Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and nearby towns, with others vacationing in New York and the Blue Ridge.
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Ethel Seigel
Baltimore
A. Rosanour
South Market Street
Susie Garrett
West Second Street
Fankhouser
Mt. Jackson
John B. Harding
Frankford
D. Hauer Qaynn
Katherine Qaynn
George Thomas
News
Pittsburg
Brief Bits: Bright items in local and general interest
The page notes ongoing picnic season and pleasant moonlight nights. It mentions Governor's day at Gettysburg and a Bastille anniversary. It lists various wry aphorisms and observations about work, beauty, jealousy, and public figures, ending with a note on zinc and grinding making paint last longer.
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Oamo Meade
Gettysburg
Derry
Jesious
Paanty
New Enterprise to Make Fire Proof Starch and Dry Salt
Frederick Starch and Manufacturing Co has incorporated and leased the old Page foundry on West South Street to begin making Fire Foe Starch, a dry table salt, and a dry water red pavement print. Fifteen workers start, rising to around one hundred in six months. Wm B Price as general manager directs with Edward Derr Shriner as president and Isaac M Motter as vice president.
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United States
Oltixons
Frederick Starch and Manufacturing Company
Page Foundry
West South Street
Wm.b. Price
Ciy
Wm. B Price
Edward Derr Shriner
Isaac M. Motter
Milton §. Zimmerman
Wm. B. Price
Jacob Rohrback
Merchants Slash Summer Prices At Brhek Stores
July sales drive brisk trade as merchants slash summer stock prices to attract customers. Dry goods, ready made garments, and low cost items draw shoppers before noon while soda fountains and confectionaries see increased patronage. Active advertising and aggressive pricing fuel a lively shopping scene, with customers flocking to 99 cent articles and cut rate deals across departments.
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Brhek
Funeral Notices for Trimmer Zimmerman and Hines
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mary E. L. Trimmer at her home on South Market Street with Rev. Dr. Brunech bach officiating. Interment at Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers were Leslie Lease Carl Lease Homer Muller Clarke Miller. Also mourned were Ida C. Zimmerman with services by Rev. Hanser and burial in Middletown Lutheran cemetery. pallbearers included O F Zimmerman EB Zimmerman and others. Last, Mrs Thomas Hines was buried after services at her home near Riehl's Mill with pallbearers including Thomas Olicg and George L. Kauffman. interment at Olivet cemetery. Funeral director C. Carty coordinated arrangements.
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Mary E. L. Trimmer
Prairie Depot
Oho
Samuel Trimmer
South Market Street
Brnechbach
Leslie Lease
Carl Lease
Homer Muller
Clarke Miller
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rica & Sons
Ids C. Zimmerman
Lima Kiln
Mr. Hanser
Middletown
Luthéran Church
M. J. Beard
O. F. Zimmerman
EB. Zimmerman
T. PF. Myers
H. L. Smith
W.P. Johnson
0.C. Renn
Schroeder
Thomas Hines
Wear Riehl’s Mill
Elder Utz
New Market
Thomas Olicg
William Smauth
George L. Kauffman
John Baines
Joseph Strube
W. 8. Ray
C. Carty
Trolley Parties and Basket Picnic Planned
The Bear Down Club schedules an all day basket picnic at Braddock sights on Thursday July 24. Grace Reformed Sunday school class 2001 hosts a trolley party to Myersville on Thursday July 31.
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Bear Down Club
Braddock Sights
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Myersville
Braddock Heights
Caper Communer
Market quotes and space weather note from Eastern Milling
The Eastern Milling and Export Company lists today’s market quotes with corn at 65 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red at 72 cents and steamer at 8 dollars per bushel, with July wheat bidding 72 cents and hay at 438 per ton. Also a celestial note predicting potential electrical storms and heat as earth passes between Sstura and the sun during the central Vulcan period.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Red Men Visit Wolfshire for Tribal Work
The degres team of Antistam Tribe of ed Men traveled to Wolfshire today to complete the degres work prior to a tribe newly established at that location.
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Antistam
Wolfshire
Trolley Ride To Dyersville Middletown And Braddock
A group of young people will take a trolley ride this evening to Dyersville Middletown and Braddock with Brenner's Superb Band providing music. An original pension of eight dollars per month was granted to George S Smith of Owning Furnace.
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Dyersville
Middletown
Braddock
Brenner
George 8. Smith
Oafootin Furnace
High School to Be Established in Ellinoss Olsy
News items report Ellinoss Olsy to host a new high school. Cardinal Gibbons attended the funeral of the late archbishop Feehan in Chicago. A mill spark caused a $10,000 blaze in Federalaburg threatening the town. Washington County plans a pent hospital at the Bellevue Asylum farm and declines to pay a $800 physician bill for eight smallpox patients. Eleanor Calvert died from burns at Mount Airy after a severe injury. The State Board of Law Examiners prepared a report for the Court of Appeals on recent bar exam candidates. The Miles family fire loss on Warrior Mountain left the home uncremated due to absence. Sister Philomena James to celebrate a golden jubilee at Mont de Sales with a papal blessing. A bank suit in Westminster favored the plaintiff against Levi Black tied to United Milk Producers' transactions. Rev William Pardow of the Jesuits spoke at Notre Dame convent investiture.
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Ellinoss Olsy
Cardinal Gibbons
Chicago
Feehan
Federalaburg
Washington County
Bellevue Asylum
Mise
Eleanor Calvert
Mount Airy
Prince Georges County
States Board of Law Examiners
Conrs of Appeals
T. E. Miles
Warrior Mountain
Philomena James
Montgomery County
Mont de Sales
Baltimore
First National Bank of Westminster
Levi Black
Carroll County
United Milk Producers’ Association
William O’brien Pardow
Maryland-New York
Order of Jesuits
St. Ignatius’ Church
New York
Notre Dame Convent
A Terrible Death of Farmhand Eno Jones at Edonaboro
Eno Jones, 24, a farmhand from Littlestown, rode in for dinner Monday at Edonaboro. While dismounting his horse tangled his foot in the harness, the horse bolted, he was dragged 200 yards and fatally crushed against a tree. He left a wife and child. son of Lewis Jones.
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Eno Jones
Edonaboro
Jones
Lewis Jones
Littlestown
Dream of sermons via telephone echoes in present day church use
A dream titled Basking Backward described the telephone delivering sermons at home. In Southern Indian communities churches linked by telephone heard preaching clearly. If this becomes widespread churches would lose parishioners and money, as collections would be paid through the phones.
Ordination of James Elmer Guy at Shepherdstown and Kearneysville
The ordination and installation of James Elmer Guy as pastor for the Re formed congregations of Shepherdstown and Kearneysville, W V, postponed due to the death of Rev. Ranch's sister, occurred last evening. Rev Joel T Rossiter of Baltimore, former pastor of the charges and Guy's pastor, preached the ordination sermon.
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James Elmer Guy
Shepherdstown
Kearneysville
W.va
Mr. Ranch
Joel T. Rossiter
Baltimore
Guy
Maryland as a Favorite Spot in Population Study
A twelfth census study finds Maryland home to a larger share of neighboring state residents than Maryland natives living in those states. Pennsylvania is the exception, with about twice as many Maryland natives in Pennsylvania as Pennsylvanians in Maryland.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Frederick's Mayor Up-to-date progressive leader praised
The Baltimore World notes Frederick City and Baltimore share a bond of sympathy from common fatigue and hardship. It commends Mayor Frederick as an energetic reformer who focuses on town improvements and advancement.
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Frederick
Baltimore World
Frederick City
Baltimore
Hal Frederick
Davis Coach Factory Delivers Fine Ladies Phaeton
Mr. D. Davis of the Davis Coach Factory on South Market street just completed for Rev. Dr. E. Todd a handsome ladies Phaeton of the latest pattern finished in blue with robber tires. The work is praised as a marvel of beauty and credit is given to Mr. Dang for the excellent craftsmanship.
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Davis
Davis Coach Factory
South Market Street
Todd
Dang
Valley View Cottage guests and local building progress
Dr Henry Radcliffe Frank Moore and several guests including Nellie Stewart Mannie Ebert Mollie Brooker and others spent yesterday at Valley View cottage Braddock Master Edward Koontz nephew of Lewis Borck left for home in Baltimore Building Notes report progress on the Resencor building second story George Rodock's new house brick work nearing completion at Grace Reformed church and Doll Dry Goods house renovations progressing satisfactorily
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Valley View Cottage
Henry Radcliffe
Frank Moore
Nellie Stewart
Mannie Ebert
Mollie Brooker
Ses Glessner
Braddock
Edward Koontz
Lewis Borck
Baltimore
Resencor
George
Rodock
Grace Reformed Church
Doll Dry
Woods Carnival and Camp Meeting in Excory Grove
The Woods Carnival and Excory Grove camp meeting begin on August 7. Campground organizers plan a bate and woods carnival on Friday July 25. A staged reproduction of the eruption of Mont Pelee will be presented by Prof. Monsieur Rolyat.
Mail Train Delayed at Boyd's Station Today
The Frederick mail train was delayed at Boyd's station this morning with the snorning mail arriving one and a half hours late at the post office. The silver watch advertised as lost in Tur News was found and returned to the owner.
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Frederick
Boyd's Station
Snorning
Tur
Another mine explosion reported in Daty West mine
A fierce blast at the Daty West mine today in Panx City Uran results in many deaths and numerous injuries. Twenty seven bodies have been recovered so far, with more victims feared trapped.
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Tor News Panx City
Uran
Daty Weet
Trolley pole breaks and topples trolley in West Patrick Street incident
Yesterday afternoon a trolley pole on the north side of West Patrick Street rotted at the base and broke as the car to Braddock passed Lipp a store. Wires fell onto the car alarming passengers who jumped off. No injuries reported. Driver Samuel Gregg narrowly escaped as his wagon and a medicine cage were snagged by the hanging line. horses tangled but saved.
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Braddock
Lipp
West Patrick
Samuel U Grege
Jefferson
MacGill in Demand Held on Washington Fraud Charge
Alexander MacGill, arrested in Philadelphia, faces Washington charges for passing worthless checks. He was held in 1206 dollars security before U S Commissioner Bell after a Philadelphia hearing. Daniel Longstan and Detective Waedon testified. MacGill is also wanted in Baltimore for a past escape from jail and prior conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses.
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MacGill
Alexander MacGill
Philadelphia
Washington
United States
Bell
Daniel Longstan
Waedon
Baltimore
Bailey
Brush Factory and FAC to face off at Athletic Park
A regular schedule baseball game will be played this evening at Athletic Park at 615 with Brush Factory batteries Creager and Killen against FAC’s Jones and Bennett. Earlier, Frederick Amateurs beat the Red Birds 12 to 2 in a one sided game with Houck and Wood starring for the Amateurs. a 16 error would have prevented the shutout. A rematch between the teams is set for next Tuesday evening.
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Brush Factory
Frederick Athletic Club
Athletic Park
Creager
Red Birds
Houck
Wood
Ken Sirda
Bear
Rowe
Lipps
Eveninog
Picnic Dates For Local Schools And Groups
More picnics are planned by area schools and groups. Mount Oarmel Sunday School and Prospect School at Woodville schedule events on August 2, Bethel School plans a picnic in Ramsburg’s grave on August 9, and a Western Maryland district picnic will be at Braddock Heights on August 14. Manor Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. of Doubs hosts a picnic in Manor woods on August 30.
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Mount Oarmel Sanday School
Prospect School
Woodville
Bethel School
Ramsburg
Desf
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Manor Council, Jr. O. U. A.M. of
Doubs
Manor Woods
Smallpox Scare at Blue Ridge Summit
A scare over smallpox at Blue Ridge summit led to an afflicted woman being taken to the pest house in Chambersburg as officials tried to control the incident. The excitement faded quickly and normal business and social life were expected to resume at the summit.
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Blue Ridge Summit
Chambersburg
International Camp Meeting at Mountain Lake Park
A weekly religious camp meeting at Monatzia Lake Park collected 750 dollars to cover expenses and 1440 dollars were pledged Sunday to fund bringing ministers and others to Mountain Lake next year.
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Cantaln Lake
Monatzia Lake Park
Mountain Lake
Reformed Reunion Schedule At Pen Mar Tomorrow
The Reformed reunion will be held at Pen Mar with an interesting program. The Methodist Episcopal church program will take place at Bradock Heights tomorrow afternoon. Participants will depart at 2 o clock and then every hour thereafter.
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Pen Mar
Sank Sanday Sohoat
Methodat Iscopal
Braddock Heights
Ours
Muddy Potomac Keeps Bassers From Biting
Fishermen line Potomac shores angling for bass but heavy rains muddy the river and keep fish from biting. Weather note says yesterday's heat eased after midnight and a cool, pleasant morning followed.
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Potomac
Doate
Frede rick area events and excursions outlined
Frederick Maryland notices detail a Braddock Heights summer dance July 24 with a day of basket events, a trolley party to Middletown and Braddock Heights, a charity lawn fete for the Presbyterian church July 1, and a public Emancipation celebration fundraiser led by Clarence Nelson and John Jones. Also listed are Hartley Medicine Co closing-night plans, a Pen Mar Park Lutheran reunion July 24, and Deer Park Hotel resort information with rail excursions from Frederick.
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Clarence Nelson
John Jones
Frederick
Maryland
Levan Leaking
Marshauu B. Jennins
Ond
Hartley Medicine Co
Park Hotel
Ken
PeniMar
Pen Mar Park
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Turning point sale cuts on Siurt Waists and fabrics
At a major sacrifice sale shop touts cut prices on Siurt Waists and fine fabrics including French ginghams and tissures. The ad boasts Black Cheviots 36 inches wide priced below rival ads, with strong emphasis on mourning goods and special Black Batlates at 6 00.
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Little Cobt
Mysterious Advert Blends Garments and Cement Work
An odd old advertisement touts lingerie items and corset covers at low prices from Nedig & Miller, promising white and black dresses at cost. It also mentions high class cement work, signaling a mixed, disjoint classifieds page item with unusual product pairing.
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N.B
Nedig & Miller
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Sais
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Alvin Dosring
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King David Lodge
Germany
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Rufus A. Rager
Imps Mandolin Club
Braddock Height
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Olin
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Alleghanies
Msilaria
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Annapolis Naval Academy
W. E. Borwall
B.& O. Central Building
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Les Isle City
Ocean City
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Del
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Glinton E. Main
N. Market St. Jeerick Cou County
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Mencament
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Ferderick
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Rodoce & Ov
Solletin
Maslin
Caha
A. J Rice & Sons
Rederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Strew
Frederick County
Weant Builders OF
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West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Thletic
Admirbion
SSS
CARLD
Perermar
Franklin Street
Baldimors
aSdawis
Edwin Devilbibe
Amos Abnee
Devilbiss & Ureres
Inbueance
Doll & Albaneh
Frederica
Wactidawly
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North Sixth Street
George H Ries
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Union Knitting Mill
Catoctin Mountain Esd Company
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Fock
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