July 19 in History 1817 notable deaths and disasters
The Daily News lists 19th century figures with brief notes on Jane Austen born 1775 died 1817, Augustine Iturbide ex-emperor of Mexico, Dorothea Dix, Edward Payson Roe, Joseph Hartwell Williams, Joshua K Siegfried, Elizabeth Thompson, and other items. Also notes an earthquake in Rome and Mount Etna eruption with dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Austen
Augustine Iturbide
Mexico
Newacne City
Dorothea Lynda Dix
Trenton
Worcester
Mass
Edward Payson “Roe
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
Joseph Hartwell Wilams
Maine
Augusta
Joshua K. Siegfried
Pottsville
Rome
Mount Etna
Elizabeth “Thompson
Littleton
News Day Shines On Your Summer
Local page highlights vibrant summer events and community activities. Mentions festivals, markets, concerts, and outdoor gatherings with emphasis on accessibility and family friendly options across neighborhoods.
Purely Personal Visitors and Returns in Local Notes
Purely personal notes list many residents visiting relatives in Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The items name Lulu Price Gera Thristan Ada Scilch Mrs Wyand Mamie Dill Alice Shriner Margaret Clingan Els Clingan and others visiting Ocean Ocean City Waynesboro Scot land and Baltimore. Also mentions Mrs Barry 91st birthday and several families returning from trips to California and Grafton W Va. Prof Hickassus forecasts notable disturbances in mid May with potential heat and storms as Venus Mercury Saturn influence ends with a respite if storms do not form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Price
Dickerson
Gera Thirstan
Ada BP. Scilch
A. P. Wyand
Washing- Ton County
David O. 'Thomas
Washington
Harry. O ‘Keafer
East Third Street
Mamie Dill
Dil
Hicks
Saturn
Hickassus
Venus
Mon- Gay
Detective Mobley Dropped from Baltimore Force
Detective Jesse B Mobley formerly of this county was dismissed yesterday by the Board of Police Commissioners. He faced ten specifications for neglect of duty and absence without leave, admitting all but one. The saloon on West Baltimore Street was a major focus of the accusations. Mobley joined the force May 15, 1936 and was promoted to detective April 12, 1897 by the previous board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobley
Jesse B. Mobley
Baltimore
Board of Police Commissioners
West Bal
Simoresbreas
In His Old Temples Sunday Schools and Societies
A local church notices publicize sermon times and Sunday school schedules across multiple congregations. Revivals, pastors, and planned services are listed for Episcopal, Catholic, M E, Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, ULB, and U B churches with times, locations, and notable speakers. A cordial invitation extends to friends to attend from Buckeystown to Island Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scaleyavilla Mission
P.m. Suanday
Berviois
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Church of God
A. Kipe
John’s Catholics Church
O’ollock
Naval ‘Yeaper
Page. Milburn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Grove
B.S. Todd
M. EB
Grace
Reformed Church
McLean
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical “Reformed Church
Eformed
Walkeraville
Hebert
The
Buckeyatown
M. -Po
Sanday
P.S. C.E. ‘Grill
Pionia
Island ‘Park
Buckeystown
Island Park
Local and General Interest Briefs Brightens Community
Brief items report on picnic day activities, mountain fire near South Mountain, and crowds aiding after the blaze. Notes discuss fashion norms for women, the exodus to seaside spots, and lingering questions about propriety. Also mentions deaths of Dr J E Dwinells and Dr W P Smith in Baltimore, Odd Fellows reunion at Tolchester Beach, Baltimore joining the National Cycling Association Grand Circuit, and upcoming Harford Avenue cycle meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
J. E.dwinells
W. P. Smith
Hospital
Baltimore
The
Odd Fellows
Tolchester Beach
National Cycling Association
Ths Sesson
In the Law's Grip. Man Charged With Theft in Frederick
George Johns, a colored man, was arrested Thursday in Montgomery County by Deputy Howard White and Deputy Frank Carber for allegedly stealing $19 from Clarence E. Price. Johns waived a hearing, was held for action of the grand jury in $250. a crowd reportedly gathered at a Mt Ephriata store about a week ago where the theft occurred. Pearce represented Johns at last hearing. Zinc and Grinding Bake Devos Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as long as lead and mixed by band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johns
Montgomery Ocari
Howard White
Frank Carber
Frederick
Clarence E. Price
Johnson
Justice Wood
Mt. Ephriata
Youngest Globe Troeter Richard Byrd to globe trot
Winchester boy Little Richard Byrd Jr., son of Prosecuting Attorney R.K. Byrd, will begin a world tour September 1. He will travel from Winchester to San Francisco, sail to Manila to visit Judge A. O. Carson, then return via the Suez canal route, after about six weeks abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Richard Byrd
Winchester
Richard EB. Byrd, Jr
R.K. Byrd
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Manila
A. O. Carson
Front Royal
United States Circuit Court
Luzon
Byrd
Fragmentary OCR paints portraits of names and places
The readable bits mention figures tied to Virginia and Richmond, referencing Appomattox and old Dominions lineages. It hints at planning and senior roles, with scattered names like Byrd and Flood. The passage resembles a literary or genealogical fragment rather than a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New-York
Virginia
EB. Byrd
Ren
Oobgrerman
D. “Flood
Appomattox, Va
Euclator
Richmond
Old
Dominions
Maryland Heights Prostrate by Destructive Snowstorm and Fire
Winds drive a spreading blaze atop the heights nine miles from the city as smoke pours upward. Dead timber from last winter’s snowstorm fuels a fierce fire, creating a dense haze in the western sky and raising danger in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Heights
Maryland ‘Heights
Roaches in the Pies sues rival pie firm over bugged pies
The Jefferson Pie Company of Norfolk sues the Connections Pie Company for 2000 dollars alleging agents hired by the defendant inserted cockroaches and other bugs into the plaintiff's pies at various restaurants to ruin its business. Trial expectations include humorous testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Pie Company
Norfolk
Connections. Pie Company
Boundary Line Case Opens In Oakland For Maryland West Virginia
Testimony in the disputed boundary case between Maryland and West Virginia began in Oakland with Maryland represented by Edward H. Linol(l) and Frederick H. Cook, while Virginia is represented by Senator George E. Price of Charleston and Montgomery. A Montgomery County Agricultural Society exhibition may move from September to October due to unfinished fairgrounds improvements. A dwelling in Germantown owned by Harry Harris burned last night from a lamp accident, with about $900 loss though most possessions were saved. Barris oversees for Attorney D. M. Baker of Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Virginia
Oakland
Edward H. Linoell
Frederick H. Cook
Baltimore
Rayner
Virginia
George E. Price
Charleston
Montgomery
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Saiely
Germantown
Harry Harris
Barris
D. MM. Baker
Washington, D. C
Bar Association appoints 1902 03 committees
President Benjamin A. Richmond of the Maryland State Bar Association named committee assignments for 1902 and 1903. Legal Biography goes to Gison B. Worthington, Admissions to Hammond Urner, Legal education to William P. Maulsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Benjamin A. Richmond
Maryland State Bar Association
Gison B. Worthington
Ammond Urner
William P. Maulsby
Campers Break Camp Along Poto River
Willard Keller Richard P. Ross and Jobe H. Grove of this city broke camp yesterday afternoon after camping along the Potomac in Ostootin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Willard Keller
Richard P. Ross
Jobe H. Grove
Poto
Wiso
Ostootin
Election Supervisors Appoint Registrars and Judges
Frederick county election supervisors announced appointments for registrars and judges across districts and precincts. The list includes Buckeystown No. 1 and multiple precincts with paired registrar and judge names, along with several note items on precinct boundaries and precinct officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Preotnot
Joseph N. Obiewell
John
John 0. Padgett, R.; John D. Day,d. Raymond G. Ford
R. Proutnot
George
Mercier
Uney
D. David
O. Hoffman
R. Frederick
Praoinot
D. Ciabaugh
Mehrle I. Moberly
R.il
B. Kreh
Joseph Bork
Edward O. Eberts
Georgea Witeon
D. Wm. Fout
Jeare H. Nussesr
Harry F. Maxwell
Rj Jones Reigie
Charles Ebillelan
R. Sy -Galoatin
John E. Palmer
Luther M. Wiss
Josiah Smith
Ira Harshman Bees—Eberly
B. Grom
Dy R
Estook Lightner
Liberty
Aorta
Marcellus
John H. “Albaugh
Oseph V. Hartman
I Barnes
Nicholae
Ai- Ze - Magraman
Rooklyn
Daleplaine
Milton
Pi Smish
Baugene
Miller
Parma
Ele Nomora
Benben Devilbias
J.george L. Pater
MR EDWARD SINN DEAD IN SOUTH MARKET ST
Edward Sinn longtime Plover Livery Stables owner died at 83 in his home on South Market Street after a long illness. A Democrat, he lived a quiet public life, never held office, and belonged to the Usilted Fire Company. Survived by six children, funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bing
O’ollock
South Market Street
Binn
Aod
Plover
Sinn
Clty
Ed Sinn
Usilted Fire Company
Evaline Elkins
Birely
Keller
Eva Sinn
O. Edward Sinn
J. 0. Knott
Baltimore
D. W. Gise
Chicago
Linganore Bills Inn Welcomes Weekly Arrivals
At Linganore Bills Inn this week new guests include Mrs T BE Omobundro Mrs W H Omobundro Mrs Sarah EB Cochran Miss Mary Belle Cochran Miss Mabel Norris Milas Edith M Nor He Mrs and Mr Prank of Baltimore Mr and Mrs J W Shennan Mr and Mrs James Simpson Mr Harry J Jones of Washington and Mr George ED Long of Harrisburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Bills Inn
T. BE. Omobundro
W. H. Omobundro
Sarah EB. Coochran
Mary Belle. Cochran
Mabel Norris
Milas Edith M. Nor He
Baltimore
W.shennan
James ’. Simpson
Harry J. Jones
Washington
George ED. Long
Harriaburg
Local notices and ads from a 1902 issue
Fragmented local items describe a July 1902 schedule of church festivals and picnics, sales and cookery notes, a library fundraiser at Mt Zion Lutheran near Fegaville, and travel notices for excursions to Myersville Island Park and Braddock area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Fegaville
Unmatched Bargains and Deals in Frederick District
A jumble of ads and notices from Frederick area merchants. corset covers and dress goods at low prices, household items, baskets and desks, prescriptions and pharmacy services, bicycle stock closeout, and a Bear Down Club picnic announcement at Braddock Heights with dancing to follow. Includes Isanogle & Wagaman offerings and Tiffany upright piano for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Down Club
Braddock Heights
Opps Oomarins
GEO
Rodook & GO
Riddamok Salk Atill
Turning Point Sale Slashes Prices On Ladies Garments
Sale notice touts drastic cut prices on shirt waists and fabrics including French ginghams and challier. Advertised Black Cheviot cloths at 4.85, 5.90, 7.50, and $1.00 per yard claim strong weight and width with mourning goods and black fabrics promoted for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
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Bank Five Ladies
Wian Hatatfords
Wineberg
Yingling
Yingling’s
James
Grilloil
Owl
Joll Bros
G. Rodock & Co
Oflousekeeping Saffle & Miller
Carty
IRGRP
John H
Ramsburg
West Patrick’ Street
Walter Weller
Kearneysville
W. Va
Frank L. Stoner
East Third
Lillis Keller
Weat Church Street
California
Guy Alblagh
Sis Alice: Oram
Waynesboro
Scotland
Bettie Baker
Maud Easton
Claggettsville
Montgomery County
Henry Baker
East Patrick Street
Barry
John Barry
Annie Spindler
Emmitsburg
S. Elmer Brown
Grafton
Anns M. Wlcoxen
A. L. Shuster
Carrie Sellers
O.H- Fogalsanger
Shippensburg
Lizzie Sasarer
Osrlials
H- S. Landis
Markat Street
Sayeral
L Wedget
Bright
Coun
South Mountain Fore Mile
Edgemont
Blue Mountain “House
Devos
Piet
Woodville
H. Clay
Moleadarar
Wm.f. ‘Miller
Ry ‘Charles
Geiselman
Boward
H. Devilbier
Lewistown
Parden
John L. Miller
Jacot
BE. Balmer
Tuscarora
Marabali Zimmer
Man
Albert
Ti. Harley
Je. Bummers
WP. Morgl
Be. Burkettavilis
Js ‘Wiener
E. ‘Darner
B. Wis -Baatty
Peter M. Borine
Ballenger
Zimmerman
Charlea BE. Derr
K .Sonn
Himes
Morrin H. Rhoderick
Braddock
D. Kauffman
Millara ¥. Kefanver
F . Sachs Ei
Som Jmera
George “W- Berry
Athletic Club
Eastern Star
Athletic Park
Jones
FA. C
Stein
Eckstein
Keefer
Eastern Stars
John Frazier
Harman and Lipscomb
J. C. Bowman
D. D
Reformed
T ‘Theological Seminary
Lencaster
Young Peoples’ Society
S. L. Whitmore
Blue Ridge
Pen-Mar Park
Edward Sinn
Tost
Oburoh -Street
Ong
Ward James
Patrick
Oley
Oley Hotel Grill
Ani
Doll's
G. Quynn & Co
Ridenour
Myeravilla
Myersville
W. 0. Stanzy
EF. WV. Straus
S.J. Gasper
A. H. HavermcTox
Alten G. Quyxs & Go
Evangelical and
Grace Reformed
Sir Braddock
Walkersville Band
Snnual Union
Fesgaville
Mt. Zion
Cecal
Chas. L. Renn
Grove
Ous Eluxprichon
M. B.—Ladtee’ Maslin
Mmidig & Miller
Pats OF
Walruon
Lee Eand
Madras
Eidig & Miller
Clinton
Wiilbaye
Pargena
County Phore
Isanogle &Wagaman
Bozes
Bozca
Isanogle & Wagamas
North Markeet Strsep
Ropgrick & Lies
Church and
Market Streste
Frederick, Md
Prinys
Market Street
Cnns
M. Strery
Per G
A. T. Rice & Sons
SND Furniture Repairir
North Marreet Street
Frederice, MD
Ds Frederick Count
Thonab F. Rice
ARE Builders. OF
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Willard
Bene ‘Eestein
City
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Bebleysville
al Joseph Groft
Fredericky Md Ee
Meade
A.C Crontze
Harmony
Crosares
WA Betts Hs College
J. Walse
A.M
Second Street
Zn City
Citizer
J.B. Wattere
F.C. Dept
Phite Delphin
Jigdit
Alfred Ritter
Attorsey
Court Street
A. A. Sharetts
B. Sapfington
SaaBiawis
Jobn Sendrickson
Saie
GEO. B. Rodooe & CO
A. T. Hioe & Bons
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