American History July 19 1894 Obits and Astronomical Events
The Daily News notes key historical anniversaries including Augustine Iturbide born 1783 and executed for treason. E C Pickering born. Dorothea Lynde Dix dies 1887. Edward Payson Roe dies 1888. Astronomical events detail Sun set 7 23, rise 4 42, moon rises 11 42 p m, moon's node crossing and Mars conjunction after noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Iturbide
Mexico
E. C. Pickering
Harvard’ Observatory
Dorothea Lynde Dix
Edward Payson Roe
Mars
Aldermen Meet Tonight Over $30,000 Water Bonds
Frederick aldermen open bids at the regular monthly meeting for a $30,000 water system improvement bond issue authorized by the Legislature. Other minor items will be discussed as City Fathers gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Moberly Buys Dwelling on East Park Street
Real estate agents Young and Staley announce the sale of a three story brick dwelling house and lot at 116 and 118 East Patrick Street to F. Moberly, buyer identified as Mehr. The dealers A. A. Lough handled the transfer.
Advertising Pulls Says John Wanamaker Quote
The quotation attributes to John Wanamaker a defense of advertising, stating that advertising pulls steadily from a gentle start to become an irresistible force and should be pursued rather than abandoned. It emphasizes long term growth and persistent effort in advertising.
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John Wanamaker
Playgrounds Grow Popular as 1253 Children Attend
The Maryland School for the Deaf grounds host the Frederick Civic Club led playgrounds each Tuesday Friday and Saturday morning. Edith Osborn chairs the committee, with 125 youngsters at play yesterday and more than 190 on clear days. Equipment limits cause waiting turns for swings as supervision stays constant. An accident occurred when seven year old Claude Hamlett was knocked by a swing, breaking his left elbow. Dr. J. M. Goodman set the bone.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
South Market Street
Frederick
Piic
Edith Osborn
Near Unis City
Civic Club
Claude Hamlett
W. C. Hamlett
West South Street
J. M. Goodman
Law Grows Quiet With Disorderly Conduct Fines
Hershey Harshman and Stanier Pryor of Foxville were arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Toms for disorderly conduct at the U B church Wolfsville on June 10. They pled guilty before Justice C H Eckstein and paid a $1 fine plus costs. William Brightwell, charged with creating a disturbance on trolley cars July 1, waived a hearing before Justice John Francis Smith and was committed for grand jury action in default of $200 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apcurue
Hershey
Grand Acey
William Brightwell
John Francis Smith
Libertytown Tournament Draws Crowds In Woods Today
Large crowds gathered at the Libertytown tournament held in the woods near Libertytown with events starting around 11 am and contests booked as Knights entered. Aaron R. Anders of Frederick bar gave the address to the Knights, with dancing planned this afternoon and tonight. The Frederick Select Orchestra provided music. Carl S. Conrad of Charlestown West Virginia joined the United States service, enlisted by Receiving Officer Wm. Kandy, and was sent to Fort Slocum New York after approval by Capt W. S Harrison to enter Cavalry service.
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Libertytown
Aaron R. Anders
Frederick Bar
Frederick Select Orchera
Carl S. Conrad
Charlestown
W. Va
United States Service
Wm. Kandy
U.S Cavalry
W. S Harrison
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Sale of City Residence by Cramer and Stauffer
Real estate agents Cramer and Stauffer have bought the lot at West Third Street with a three story brick dwelling from Frank J. Stoner as trustee for Margaret V. Stauffer. Purchase is on private terms.
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Cramer and
Lutherans Gather for Fourth Annual Braddock Heights Reunion
Thousands attend a daylong Lutheran reunion atop Braddock Heights Frederick County with morning services led by Rev. U S G Rupp. Prof. W A Granville delivers the keynote on Lutheran education and church history. Concerts, prayers, hymns, and a noon picnic mark a spirited community gathering.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Heights
U. S. G. Rupp
Frederick
W. A. Granville
Pennsylvania College
Jettysburg
Granville
Rupp
India
America
Grenville
Sraddock ‘Heights Orchestra
L. A. Bush
Boonsboro
Mabel Anhalt
Burkittsville, Md
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Prof
Reformed Reunion At Pen-Mar Draws Large Crowds
The 22nd annual reunion of the Reformed churches of Maryland and nearby states will be held at Pen-Mar tomorrow with excursions from Frederick and other points. Rev A B Dechani will speak, prayers by Dr J Spangler Kieffer and Rev Samuel H Stein, with Mrs H D Beachley singing and the Braddock Heights Band providing music. The day ends with a reunion of current and former students and faculty from Reformed colleges.
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The
Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pen-Mar
Frederick
Thurmont
A. 8. Dechani
Hanover
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstown
Samuel H. Stein
York
H. D. Beachley
Braddock Heights
Reformed Colleges
Among the Sick In Town Residents
Miss Kate Zeigler of East street is on the sick list. Mrs. W. C. Hattell of West South street suffers with appendicitis. William Harrison Jr of East South street is confined to the house with quinsy. Edward Dinterman of East South street injured his side at Morris Iron Works but is able to be about.
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Kate Zeigler
East Street
W. C. Hattell
West South Street
Wiliam Harrison, Jr
East South Street
Quinsey
Edward Dinterman
Morris Iron Works
Frederick
Patrick Street
Date of Picnic Determined By Sunday School Committee
The United Brethren Sunday school committee set the picnic date during a meeting last night. The event is scheduled for Saturday, August 1 at Turkarts Grove near Yellow Springs.
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Premic
The
United Brethren Sunday School
Bola
Turkharts Grove
Yellow Springs
Cleaning Reservoir and Pipe Line Progress in Frederick
Engineers and workers push repair on the reservoir at Frederick while a drain pipe is placed. Engineer Boardman arrives to inspect the basin and piping as crews prepare to turn the water back on once leaks are addressed.
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Boardman
Thothys Canbt
Frederick
United Company
Hatte
Mel Probasco
Vulcanite Company
Ox Creek
Roy
No Arrests In Poison Case At Draper House
Authorities have not secured enough evidence to arrest the party linked to placing Paris green near the Draper house in Catoctin district. Clues are being pursued with no definite lead. Miss Dessit Patterson appeals to State's Attorney Willard for protection as her mother Mats Draper and her three children fear for their lives. Charles Tom s, arrested for cutting a cow believed owned by the Draper family, waives a hearing awaiting grand jury action. Neighbors quarrels are blamed on long standing enmity.
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Paris Green
Draper
Catoctin
Dessit Patterson
Mats Draper
Willard
Toms My
Agormey
Charles Toms
Edward F Tucker for Judge or Legislature Candidate Urged
The News reader is urged to support Edward F Tucker in the coming primaries as a candidate for Orphans' Court judge or delegate to the Legislature, with votes from Frederick County friends regardless of party. Luncheon and ads follow from local businesses and product notices, including summer clothing at cost from Edw James and mill flour requests for N M Zentz, plus general consumer notices.
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Frederic
Ofis
Frederick
Edward F. Tucker
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Luther E.lease
James
Market St
Funeral for Mrs Sophia Clarke Held Yesterday
The funeral of Mrs Sophia Clarke was held yesterday morning at the family home of her brother Julius Grahe on East Fifth Street. Rev. U S G Rupp and Rev H E Clarke conducted the service. Pallbearers were Harry W Dyer M Dyer Thomas Baumgardner and John Grabe. Interment followed at Mt Oliver Cemetery. Thomas P Rice was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Clarke
Julius Grahe
East Fifth Street
U.S. G. Rupp
H. E. Clarke
Harry W. Dyer
Ban. M. Dyer
Thomas Baumgardner
John Grabe
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Braddock Heights Ga sing Opens and Games With Troop Team
Local items report the Braddock Heights Casino now open all day with a shooting gallery and a pleasant mountain air visit. Frederick soldiers play two games with the Fourth Regiment on Wednesday and Thursday with 25 cent admission. Also noted are infant care ads and sales of benches from the Evangelical Reformed Sunday school room.
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Braddock Theights
Trun
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
H. Mehrl Gittinger
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