In American History and Astronomical Notes
July 16 in American history notes Pierre d Iberville founder of Louisiana born died 1863 Milanitia fired on antidraft rioters in New York City with deadly effect 1861 1886 Judson died born 1822 1897 General Joseph Conrad died born 1830 Astronomical events Jupiter Mercury evening stars Saturn Venus Mars Hercules constellation description near nine p m
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Pierre d'Iberville
Louisiana
New York City
H. Z. C. Judson
Ned Boutline
Joseph Conrad
Army of the Cumberland
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Hercules
Frederick News mailing offer sparks home contact drive
Frederick residents are urged to subscribe to the Frederick News to stay in touch with home matters. The paper will be mailed promptly for 25 cents a month prepaid. Changes of address may be made freely without interrupting service by mail or phone at numbers 171 or 183.
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Bel
S&t
S&t. Hickman
Dorbs
Frederick County
Two Boys and Negro Woman in a Fight Report
Charles Strailman and Donzie Nipple, white defendants, faced Justice Posey for assault on Mars Chambers, colored, after a Sunday clash near the Gas House. Strailman fined 5 dollars, Nipple 2.50. Chambers woman allegedly struck Strailman with a stone causing a head cut. dog bit Strailman as well. Bole Tracey to await court on assault charge with 50 dollar bond.
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Charles Stralman
Donzie
Polie
Justice Posey
Mars Chambers
Chambers
Julia Boy
Among the sick in Frederick and vicinity
In a Frederick area health roundup Dr D F McNianey near Lime Kiln shows gradual improvement after foot amputation. Samuel Travit has suffered sciatic rheumatism for three weeks and remains bedbound. Mrs Elen Kohlenberg, visiting near Ellicott City, rushes to assist her daughter Mrs J W Ridgeway near Jefferson who has been ill={{}}
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Frederick
D. FP. McNianey
Lime Kiln
Samuel Travit
Elen Kohlenberg
James Meldrom
Ellicott City
Funeral for infant Levis Shelton held yesterday
The funeral of infant Levis Shelton took place yesterday at 2 o'clock. Services were conducted at the house by Rev Henri L G Kieffer. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director was Thomas F P Race.
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Levis
Shelton
Henri L G. Kieffer
Mt. Olivet
Thomas FP. Race
Near Death From Electric Shock At Thurmont
Morrison Morrison, 30, of Thurmont, was nearly killed by a 33 000 volt electric shock received while cleaning railway substation machinery. He fell unconscious, suffered severe foot burns and facial cuts, and was transported by freight motor to Frederick City Hospital where doctors reported his condition as good as possible.
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Cover Morrison
Thurmont
Mr Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Hagerstown
Morrison
Railroad and City Officials in Conference
Officials of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co and the Mayor and Board of Aldermen met at City Hall to resolve several matters. The rail line seeks relief on stone charges and paving costs on South Street, citing a $2500 bill and a $3793.82 city debt to Frederick. The dispute covers Tarvia usage, 18 inch side clearances, and paving between tracks from Patrick Street to Carroll Creek bridge, with decisions referred to the claims committee, city attorney, and city engineer.
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Carroll Street
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Board of Alders
South Street
Frederick
Svuath
Frederick Railroad Co
Committee On Claims
City Attoinpr
Sarrall Street
Patrick Street
Carrol Creek Bridge
Four Pound Bass Caught at Calico Rock
George HO Weiner yesterday caught a four pound bass at Calico Rock near this title. Ira Youur of Roannke and Stanier Young accompanied him. The three together weighed eight pounds.
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George HO Weiner Desterday
Calico Rock
Ira Youur
Roannke
Stanier Young
Washington visitor dons banker suit for town promenade
A Washington woman visiting Middletown dressed in a banker’s suit and walked the town with a companion, drawing startled stares as she passed stores and loafers. At the far end of town she grew nervous, asked to change back, and returned home about midnight, saying one outing was enough.
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Stald Old Middletown
Washington
Rearrest of Dr Long on perjury charge in Frederick
Dr Wilson A Long, arrested with Jenne Weller on larceny charges, was charged with perjury after claiming ownership of real estate. He testified the properties were his but were found transferred to his daughter Blanche Long. Justice Posey remanded him in 200 bail with additional $1,400 bail for related cases. Watermelon unrelated note linked to typhus cases in Brunswick.
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Wilson A. Long
Jenne Weller
Frederick
Justice Posey
Dr. Long
Pennsylvania Coal Tax and Price Increase Notice
Legislation in Pennsylvania imposes a tax of 234 per ton on all anthracite coal mined in the state. The price of anthracite will rise by fifteen cents per ton starting August 1, 1913. Local businesses J. M. Newman & Co Markell & Ford Ira Eleiser AGT. MD Brick and Supply Co. extend thanks for support during the recent death in the family. Four community notices announce a nurse’s home fundraiser, a Saint Paul Sunday School event at Utica Mile, and a Leviston festival benefiting school planning. Promotions invite moonlight rides to nearby towns with affordable prices advocated by Frederick Auto Co and J. Snyder Manager at Ideal Garage Co. News subscribers urged to renew subscriptions.
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Pennsylvania
J. M. Newman & CO
Markell & Ford
Ira Eleiser
MD Brick and Supply CO
Company A Dominates Camp Goldsborough at Belair
Frederick based Company A stands out at Camp Goldsborough near Belair led by Col Charles A Little senior among Maryland brigadiers. The unit occupies prime grounds in front of the First Regiment Y C A tent, near the Bradley and Fulford estates, and handles guard mount duties with Lt H J Kefauver in charge.
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Frederick
Bradley
Fulforg
D. John Maker
Ulieutenant
HJ. Kefauver
McGurdy
Ira J. McCurdy
George E Kline
Fredenck
Tomorow
Susquehanna
Company A
Belair
Barrick
Staley
Feaga
Munshower
Kefauver
Markey
Bonotte
Western Maryland College
Frederick Bors
Panui M. Ruttean
U.S. A
Gettysburg
Local gatherings and events in Braddock Heights area
A fragment lists a panic in John Halters woods near Frederick Railroad on July 26 with the Yellow Springs Concert Band invited. It also notes a festival by the Willme Workers of Adamstown at Mr Wit ler's shop on Saturday afternoon and night July 14 and mentions Bundy jos among incoherent lines.
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Zion Lutheran Sunday School
John Halters Woods
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Yellow Springs
Willme Workers
Adamstown
July clearance sale at Hendrickson model shop
John D. Hendrickson advertises urgent economy savings on parasols, robes, night gowns, middy blouses, lace curtains, linen suits, silk stockings, and ready made linens. Describes huge discounts with prices cut to half or below and emphasizes colors and novelties, urging buyers to act this month.
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Liege
Eta
J.D
Hendrickson
Notice to City Taxpayers Demands Prompt Payment
Notice to City Taxpayers urges all who owe city taxes and street paying charges to pay promptly to avoid forced collection. The outgoing official explains the aldermen directed bill collection to settle accounts. Includes stray ad lines for hats, millinery, Blue Ribbon Grocery and food products with street addresses and a phone clue.
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Board of Aldermen
Blue Ribbon Grocery
West Second SL
All Food Products
Cader Coser
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Solr
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J. Snyder
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Eheirle AL MO
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