In History On This Date July 18 The Daily News
July 18 notes include the death of John Paul Jones in Paris born 1747 and major figures across nations. entries mark the passing of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley Robert Mercer Tallafero Tranter Rose Terry Cooke Horatio Alger and Charles Emanuel Schenck. Armistice declared between Honduras and El Salvador and Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Paris
Prevident Suarez
Mexico
Charles Emanuel Schenck
Switzerland
Berne
Horatio G. Alger
Nattelk
Mass
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
PURELY PERSONAL VISITORS AND TRAVELS AROUND TOWN
Purely personal notices list Mrs Wm Peale visiting scientists in the city. Mrs Tania Dyer and others visit Miss Amy Park, Mrs Erma Engelbrecht and son visit Mrs D H Weaver, and Mrs Jannis Smith visits Mrs P B Bankes. Numerous trips to Baltimore Washington and Atlantic City are noted along with reflections on seasonal visits and hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Peale
Washington
Tania Dyer
Amy Park
Erma Engelbrecht
D. HB. Weaver
Coateville
Jannis Smith
P. B. Bankes
Bnet Patrick Atract
Daisy Thompson
Goldsboro
N.C
Alioa Orum
Weat South
Harry Orom Ani Ahhildren
N. C
Andrew Burgess
Baltimore
Burgess
East Fifth Streat
P. N. Hamecaker
Thormont
Celests Rodkay
Barmony Grove
Tuatlcer
Francis Smith
Garrislay Bprings
West Virginia
Joan Urner
George Arnick
Harmony Grove
Eva Rhoderick
Albert Ricketts
East Fourth Street
R. E. Anderson
West Patrick Street
Ohio
Maryland
D. H. Weaver
Coatesville
M.A. Byoodward
Lewis F. Ruprecht
Mies Katie Zimmerman
Third Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
New York
Amestown
Thos. F. McGuire
Indianaports
Ind
Jeno'e
Harbin
Nibrak Cottage
Campbell
Wastington
Ida May Gilbart
Brief bits of local mishaps and repairs noted
While fishing yesterday three Mr. Tames Rows caught 18 auckers. Mr Henry Cramer of East Oitaroh street suffered a severe left thumb injury at Bowers lumber yard. The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company exchange building was repainted by J Boeory Lampe and crew. A crushing accident injured Mr William Stnp at Ox Fibra Brush Work severing the end of a finger. Mr Henry K D Fox completed slate work on the dwelling of Mr Frank Thomas and began roofing the new home of Mr C D Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry £. Cramer
Oitaroh Street
Bowers
Frederick Gounty Telephone and Telegraph Q Company
East Church Streak
J. Boeory Lampe
Wm. Stnp
Henry K.D. Fox
Frank Thomas
Dill Avenue
Fox
C. D. Hickman
A& Donte
Smith Conard wedding in Lovattaville Virginia
A wedding occurred at 1 pm yesterday in Frederick with Charles Willard Smith and Nellie Josephine Conard of Lovattaville Va. Rev E McLean conducted the ceremony in a small gathering of friends. The bride wore a white organza gown with gloves and hat, the groom in black. The Smiths are respected young people of Laswit.
Young Oklahoma Man Drowns at Monocacy River
A 23 year old man from Stillwater Oklahoma visiting Belmontia with his father drowned while bathing in the Monocacy near Belfanidor’s mill between 6 and 7 PM. His cousin Donald assisted on the river, but the body was recovered about 7 AM by Granville Smith, Harry Witter, and Ag dean Melaling Jr. Funeral set for tomorrow at 8th. Interment at Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evsnlcz
Belfanidor
Milt- Smith
Oklahome
Bela Tusa
Stewart South
Ifr
Clayton Smith
Stillwater
Granville M. Smith
Monocacy
Smith
Donald Smith
Smitha
Granville Smith
Harry Witter
Agdean Melaling, Jr
Granville Smitth
Olivet
Funerals for Henry Brown Nellie Castle and Ellen Williams
Funeral services were held for Henry O Brown at Lipga nore Hillis Inn with Rev Thomas Breeman Dixon presiding. Pallbearers were grandsons and grand nephews, interment at Olivet cemetery. funeral director Wm H B Eronson. Nellie Castle’s funeral followed at 2 pm from Mary Falmer’s home with Rev McLaoud officiating. pallbearers listed and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. C C Osrty funeral director. Remains of Ellen Williams traveled from Halltown West Virginia to St John’s Catholic church. mass by Rev Mr Kane. pallbearers J Francia Smith Wm Ebarte Michael McCaffrey Edward Schrorder. interment at St John cemetery. mass noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 0. Brown
Oolock
Lipganore Hillis Inn
Thomas Breeman Dixon
Edward EB. Nicodsmore
Frank 9. Nicodomasy
James Pant Brown
Samuel Mo— Kenney
Samuel Elmer Brown
Leon Brown
Mr. Olivet
Wm H B. Eronson
Nellie Castle
Piges
Misa Mary Falmer
West Patrick Etrast
de. McLaoud
First Presbyterian Charch
Washington
Edmund Adams
Benjamin Adams
Bernard Myers
Clayton Falmer
Wm Nellinger
Bari Rice
Death of Cora King in Urbana at 26
Misa Cora King aged 26 daughter of Mr Harrison and Mrs Emma King died at her Urbana home Sunday at about 8 pm of pneumonia. She is survived by her parents two sisters and four brothers several named relatives attended the funeral in Urbana Episcopal church Tuesday with Rev Thomas officiating. Pallbearers included Dr Parry Vincent Tabler John Stup Jesse Stup Ollis Baker and Edward Geoll funeral director George W Peters interment followed at the church cemetery adjoining the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora King
Misa
Harrison
Emma King
Urbana Sanday
Abo
Sheaven
Hiook
Myarsville
Bessie
Charles
Poolesville
Albert
Ijamsville
Otis
Urbana
Frankathens
Episcopal Church
Serviosa
Mr. Thomas
Adamstown
Parry Vincent Tabler
John Stup
Jesse Stup
Ollis Baker
Edward Qeoll
George W. Petera
Picnic Socials Hit Braddock Heights With Baltimore Guests
The social world reports a Braddock Heights picnic Tuesday hosted by Fannie Longcope of Baltimore and Mizgeo Elinor Markey. Guests included Elinor Markey, Nellis Legg, Mise Mayer, Caroline McSherry, Grace Haller, Mya Allen Rohrback, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Longcope
Baltimore
Misgea Elinor Markey
Osrolina Bo Sherry
Grace Haller
Misa Mayer
Mya Allen Rohrback
Braddock Heights
Elinor Markey
Nellis Legg
Mise Mayer
Miesaa Maulsby
Miasea Potts
Oaroline McSherry
Mra Allen Rohrback
Mesure
Holmes Baker
Eli
O Markell
Charles MacGill
Harry E Ghapline
Richard Posts
Clinton McSnerry
Frank Newcomer
John and
Guy Moster
John Logg
Burkittaville Man Held for Hearing on Drink Charge
Frank Stepheny of Burkittaville was arrested by Officer Dieter for the feg drank. He was sent to jail for a hearing before Justice OU H Eokateinu. Real estate sale notes: Charles T. K. Young sold for Frank EK. Moore houses and lot on East South Street to Harry Edmunds on private terms. Dr. Stewart Dasn has gone to Philadelphia. Georgea Lewis is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stepheny
Burkittaville
Dieter
OU H Eokateinu
Charles T. K. Young
Frank EK. Moore
East South Atreat
Harry Edmunds
Stewart Dasn
Philadelphia
Georgea Lewis
North Market Street
Walker Appeals Glen Echo Speed Fine Case
Towson motorist Dixon O Walker appeals a Glen Echo speed fine after being cited on the Conduit road. He argues Maryland lacks jurisdiction over the road and that he was not speeding, claiming about 160 motorists were arrested this year with fines totaling thousands. Walker says he will pursue the issue to the highest court if needed and that the town traps motorists for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon O. Walker
Towson
Frederick
Glen Echo
Walker
Maryland
United States Governmant
Tao Glen Esho
Pesca
Ganeral Bonaparts
Marshal Collies
Glen Esho
Jastics
Robertson
Rockville
Sr. Walker
Garre
Washington
Baltimore
Novarthsleas
A & Man
Ovcn
Glen Hohe
Baltmora
Sam
Motorista
Fing
Rootville
Glen Boho
Arrivals at Hotel Braddock Listed by Names and Homes
At Hotel Braddock Juate arrivals are listed by name and home city or state. Names include William Bowers Howard W. Tiel from Philadelphia A E Noble Richmond Ind E B Philips K M Colby Aurora Ill HE 8 Fagg Toronto Can P B Forman Wilmington Del Mrs LL Bramerman Downing Pa Miley Ida Humphrey West Chester Pa EL Oomeyga Miss Nellie A McCaffrey Nannie McCaffrey H B Wilson Catonsville Md Geo E Duering J H Urner wife and daughter Jos N Arnest wife and daughter J A Wande wife T J Malgey Miss Lizzie Boyd Geo R Morrig A A Bargent John R Peak wife and two children W H Henshaw wife and child Mrs W Engel L B Wise G D Wise Sallio Ki Tartoo R H Pilson all of Baltimore.
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Hotel Braddock
William Bowers
Howard W. Tiel
Philadelphia
A E. Noble
Richmond
Ind
E. B. Philips
K. M. Colby
Aurora
Fagg
Toronto
Can
Forman
Wilmington
Del
Mra
LL. Bramerman
Downington
Miley Ida Humphrey’s
West Cheater
Oomeyga
Mies
Nellla A. McCaffrey
Nannie McCaffrey
H.B. Wilson
Catonsville
Geo. E Duering
J. H. Urner
Jos. N. Arnest
J. A Wande
T. J Malgey
Lizzie Boyd
Geo. R. Morrig
A. A. Bargent
John R. Peak
W. H Henshaw
Mrs. W. Engel
L B Wise
G. D. Wise
Sallio Ki, Tartoo
R.H. Pilaon
Baltimore
Lawyer H Dorsey Etchison Moves Office On Court Street
Mr H Dorsey Etchison relocates his law practice back to Court Street within a few doors of his former Central Bank Building office. The firm Harp and Etchison is dissolved and Etchison resumes solo practice at his old location where he served fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorsey Etchison
Court Streat
Central Bank
Harp & Etchison
Etchison
Ballding
Mod-Carrier Injured on Exst Second Building Site
Wesley Diggs a colored worker on the Birely building at Exst Second fell while carrying a load of mortar. He struck a joist and wedged between timbers injuring his left ribs. Dr J O Bendriz summoned and took him home on West Sixth Street for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Diggs
Birely
Exst
J. O. Bendriz
Weat Sixth Street
Woodbine National Bank Opens in Maryland
The Comptroller of the Currency authorized Woodbine National Bank of Woodbine to begin business with a capital of 25000 dollars. Officers named include Baverley B. Bennett as president John M. DeLashmutt Jr as vice president and R T Gilson as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine
Free Scholarship Awarded to Eckhart Native Blake
Thomas J. Blake of Eckhart recently graduated from the Maryland School in the Daat and Fredercx. He received a free scholarship to Gallander College in Washington through Congressman George A Poarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Blake
Eckhart
Mary—land School
Daat
Fredertcx
Gallander College
Washington
George A Poarre
City Council Hears Paving and Tax Reform Proposals
Regular meeting discusses Cobblestone to brick paving on Chapsi Alley with 500 pledged toward cost. water main extension on Fast Uberoh. park repair at Rishi's Spring. charter changes and new assessment debated. Several bills passed for local firms. Lewistown Grays beat Grangerstowe 17 to 4. Bethesda Church reopening with services July 28 led by district officials and several ministers.
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Msi. Afr
Haho
Chapsi Alley
Oburoh and
Patrick Atrasts
Louria L. Welty
Onas
Lowenstein
Gambrill
Wilcoxon
National Carbon Co
H.Q Roberts
Samuel T Haffner
Union Mig Oo
Das. Robertson Mig Oo
Great Southern Pty. &Mig. Oo
Adam Roser Peas Anceens
G. Edward Myers
Shipley & Bopas
F.W
BS Jewall & Co
General Electric Co
Eyler Case Hears Plea For Commutation In Gettysburg Murder
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons heard petitions for commutation of sentence in the William Eyler murder case near Emmitsburg. Eyler, convicted of killing Howard Miller in Gettysburg, was sentenced to be hanged. The hearing was held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
William Eyler
Emmitaburg
Howard Miller
Gettynburg
Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend in Frederick Md
The Board of Directors of the Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland declares a semi annual dividend of four percent clear of taxes payable on demand. W. W. Zimmerman, Cashier.
Bargain Bonanza in July at Hendrickson Co
July bargains flood Hendrickson Co counters with a large assortment of parasols in white lines white birk colored and black silk plus leather and wash goods in black and colors. A special lot of white linen belts sells at 109 and many items look worth 250 in wholesale rates.
Silk Gloves Shine In Latest Glove Styles
Glove leader Brown Gloves full length offered in new shades with noted quality. New Black and White long gloves just opened, priced at 1.00 1.23 1.50 and 3.75 all sizes. Large assortment, including many colors.
Watat’s goods and gas stoves feature in Frederick sales
A fragmented 1907 advert lists Watats garments with claimed perfect fit and exclusive styles, plus household items like 400 yards of various fabrics, bleached sheets, and curtains. It notes gas stoves at cost, a festival at Jacob’s Wall school grounds, and weekly market offerings. It also promotes pianos and organs for sale at Baker & Hammack’s, and an eye clinic in Frederick with a visit on Saturday July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Obaroh
Jacob's Wall Schoolhonaa Grounds
Frederick
W. Franklin Street
Baltimore
City Hotel
Drowned Trooper Hood From 18th Cavalry At Harper's Ferry
Trooper Lestie B. Rood of Troop G Thirteenth United States Cavalry drowned Tuesday night near Harper's Ferry W Va. His hat fell into the canal on Bolivar Heights and he jumped in to recover it, drowning. His body was found by a boatman and sent to Fort Myer Va. he was 28 and from Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trooper Hood
18Th Cavalry
Harper’s Ferry
Lestie B. Rood
Thirteenth
United States Cavalry
Camp Ordway
Bolivar Heighte
Harper's Perry
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Himsalf
Massachueette
Fort Myar
Notice to Public and Local Market Reductions
Notice to the public that Jessie E. Young has left the husband and no debts will be assumed by Joan H. Young. Reduction in lumber goods and fall clearance. Fox's Frederick Steve Hoss offers gasoline coal oil cyan water cooler nursery refrigerator at reduced prices. United Brethren Market Etchison Building hosts July 20 4 AM to 11 PM with cream lemonade cakes and homemade candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie E. Young
Fox
Frederick Steve Hoss
United Brethren Market
Etchison Building
Great money saving event for Frederick and vicinity
This notice highlights a major money saving feature of cargo, stressing its importance to Frederick and surrounding areas. It emphasizes broad public benefit and invites readers to take part in the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
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