July 20 in History Highlights and Obituaries
Entries note the Spanish Armada attacked by Howe in 158? 19th century figures Anne Southey poet and novelist widow of Southey died born 1871 in Framingham? Sylvanus Cobb Jr. novelist died in Hyde Park Massachusetts. China sought intercession from France Japan and the United States over Amur clashes. Kruger wife of Paul Kruger of the South African Republic died at Pietermaritzburg born 183? Leo NLR Leo died born 3810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howeard
Anne Southey
Euote
Sylvanus Cobber
Hyde Park
Mass
Watersville
China
France
Japan
Amur
Amnik Ler 2Ta Kruger, Wife of Paul Kruger of the Sout African Republic
Pietra
Leope Leo Nlr
Local Briefs Highlight Street Paving and Travel
Bricks for East Patrick street paving piled along the curb. Joseph D. Baker orders a Pope-Toledo gasoline automobile. Quinn A. M. E. Sunday school holds annual picnic at Agricultural Park today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Joseph D. Baker
Quinn A. M. E
Blue Ridge Summit
J. Henry Lampe
Buffalo
Patrick
Barthelmay Brewing Company
Wm. H. Shipley
Samuel KE. Winsbrenner
Montrose Iron Works
W. H. Kreh
All Saints’ Street
A. Scott Rager
Boyd's Station
Montgomery County
Boyd
Guy P. Bready
Adamstown
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Reformed Church
Lovettsville
Social World Trolley Party Hosts Guests in Hagerstown
Mrs. Albert Small and Mrs. William P. Lane of Hagerstown hosted a trolley party at 60 Braddock Heights on Tuesday night for guests Miss Halen Maynard and Miss Linnle Maddox. A large attendance including Col. and Mrs. Lane and many named friends gathered for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Bowers celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary and Mrs. Bowers’ birthday the same evening at Clarke Place with pleasant company and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Small
William P. Lane
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Tueseday
Halen Maynard
Linnle Maddox
Col
Lane
Small
Armatead
Richmond
Miss Maynard
Baltimore
Miss Maddox
St. Mary’s County
Julia McOqomeas
Wise
L. T
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Place
Knights of Pothias lodge instituted in Keedysville
Will Institute Lodge Mountain City Lodge No. 25 of Keedysville will institute the first Knights of Pothias lodge under Grand Chancellor Reno Harp of Frederick. About 45 influential citizens granted a charter with Mountain City team conferring Page Esquire Knight. Members will travel from Frederick Boonsboro Eadesyville Hagerstown Sharpsburg Keep Tryst Brunswick Williamsport and other locations for the ceremony on Tuesday evening. a historic epoch for the village on the Antietam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pothias Lodge
Reno
Harp
Frederick
Keedyaville
Mountain City
Page, Esquire and
Knighe
Gars
Boonsboro
Eaedys-ville
Order
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Tryst
Brunswick
Williamsport
Iistle
Antietam
Examination of Recruita for Company A Mustering Tonight
Dr J W Downsy assistant surgeon of the First Regiment MN G will begin the physical examination of the recruita at four this afternoon for Company A First Regiment MN G to be mustered in tonight. Gol O A Little of Hagerstown is expected to arrive this evening.
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J. W. Downsy
M N.G
M.N.G
Gol. O
Hagerstown
Opera House Lease and Hog Pen Nuisance Vote
At a regular city meeting Mayor and Aldermen discussed a hog pen nuisance with Dr. S. F. Thomas reporting a defiant hog keeper and limited allowances. They opened bids for leasing the Opera House, accepted Rhodes’ bid, and authorized deed signing for the United Steam Fire Engine Company lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
S. F. Thomas
Health Board
Levy
City Opera House
F.T Rhodes
Joseph F. Beacht
Jacob Dsciemsene
Mehr F. Moberly
Rhodes
Douglase
Douglsan
City Register
United Steam Fire Hogine Company
Smith
ACE Ag
Mesars
Edgar
McCardell
Theodore A. Buesiog
John F. Erech
W.O
R. A. Rager
B. B. Sappington
Frank B. Rhodes
Charles FE. Knock
Frederick and Catoctin Turnpike Company
G.S. DeGrange
Adama Express Co
Central Hardware Co
Peter Brookey
N.S. Wilson & Son
Union Manufacturing
Frederick Brick Worke
Edward D. Baltzell
Jos. Robertson Mfg. Co
J.B. Price & Co
P G. Netangie
J.M. Newman & Co
John A. Boyce
L. E. Mullioiz
A. A. Harrington
National Carbon Co
B. Frank Chew
Harry Witter
Frederick Gag
Electeia
M. I. Drummond & Co
H. M. Gittinger
Q.F. Zorn
Personal notices of visitors and travels across towns
A long list of names and movements shows residents and visitors: H H Dill in Braddock Heights, Drs Goodell and MacGill to Boston and Vermont, Rena Harp and George Winner at Solomon's Island, Miss Lizzie Boyd guest at Miss Konoff, Prof Cyrus Thomas returning to Washington, and many others visiting friends or attending funerals, family gatherings, or trips from Baltimore to Shepherdstown, Adams town, Kent River, and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veragraphe
H. H Dill
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
O. F. Goodell
0. G. MacGill Lere
Boston
Vermont
Mesara
Rena S. Harp
George H. Winner
Solomon’s Island
Mies Lizzie Boyd
D. C
Richard Creeger
Eugene Wirts
Chrissite Hopwood
Wm. Rosskey
West Patrick Street
Walter Lutz
Dallastown
Middletown
O. H. Eckstein
West Fourth Street
Washington
Jennie Sohlay Miller
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Joseph B. Chew
Brucewick
Misa Maria Natl
Obhsrleatown
W.W. Va
Helen Urner
Court Square
Misa Lillian Cresder
York, Pa
Conn
J. Randolph Seaman
Park Mills
Buckeystown
D. O. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Mise Katherine Quynn
Patrick
Robert Thomas
Daisy Thomas
Thin Otty
I ' Shepherdatown
J. J. Ashonhbursat
Mise Florence
D.M. Schell
Patrick Atrees
J. W. Kiravofe, Jr
Hageretown
J. W. Kiracofe
South Market
Charles B. Staley
Annie Braley
Mer
Frank Staley
East Second Atreat
Lefe
Bowton
Canada
Mena Pettingall
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mary Remsburg
Jefferean
Elmer EB. Petésingill
Patrick Street
Anna Hersperger
Poolesville
Wm. H. Bersperger
Adamatown
Mallie Legg
Frederick
Huth Oncuningham
Hagerstown
Marguerite Campbell
Concord
N. H
Missen Brome
South Market Straat
Beata
Mary Anders
Schmidt
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Reporting of departmental improvement recommendations
The document asserts that adopting the suggestions would benefit the department and urges prompt favorable consideration. It lists signatories including Morrss, ErskNoAUER, Sappisatos, Steiner, CHIMMINS, and Standing Committee. A detailed expenditure statement notes total spending of 2 70256 dollars for the year, city appropriation of 1 000 dollars and a special appropriation of 500 dollars, with expenditures exceeding receipts by 1 262 56 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonx QO. Morrss
Joan Ersknoauer
B. Sappisatos
Daniel H. Steiner
Winuian BM
Chimmins
News of the State: multiple local incidents reported
William McRoberte of Govanatown is dead. Francis Stuckert, 17, collapsed on a Chesapeake City ballroom floor. Ollie Branch, colored, arrested for the death of Adolphus Gattner in Annapolis Junction. Henry Ross killed and Joseph Stroup injured by a mine collapse at Barton. Samus Warrington died of heart failure at home near Cherry Hill, aged 57. Charles L H Fox injured by a hatchet blow splitting wood on North Market Street. G. Waring Tyeon's market quotes provided for corn and wheat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toder
William McRoberte
Govanatown
E. Stanley Gary
Maryland Ornather Fund Commission
Francis Stuckert
Chesapeake City
Ollie Branch
Adolphus Gattner
Annapolis
Henry Ross
Joseph Stroup
Piedmont Mining Company
Barton
Samus Warrington
Cherry Hill
Cecil County
Journalists' Outing Welcomes Hagerstown Delegation at Braddock Heights
Journalists from Frederick and Hagerstown, led by W O Hepperle and Geo Wm Smith, dine at Hotel Braddock after a special trolley car trip. They tour Frederick sights, attend a Journalists' Club meeting, and praise the hotel and scenery while planning future visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalists’ Club of
Hagerstown
Frederick
Braddock
W. O. Hepperle
Journalists’ Club
Mesars
Smith
Beppstle
Hageratowne
W. O. Happerle
Leslie O. Beard
J. Frank Ridenour
J. Albart Hawken
William Sooka
Fred. Ludwig
Ray Rohrer
Edward McP. Armstrong
M. Berry Doub
Walter Yingling
Geo. Wm. Smith
O. Francis Baughman
Fabian Possy
Wm. M. Crim
Joseph D. Baker
P. H. Long
Baltimore
Local Frederick MD store touts sharp price cuts on remnant fabrics
An early 20th century advertisement lists officers J D Baker President and others at a Frederick Maryland firm, boasting deep discounts to move goods quickly. It promotes remnant fabrics including cotton foulards and silks at dramatically reduced yard prices, with references to white shirts and waists under an Acorn brand.
Neidiq Miller July Housekeeping and Clearing Sale
Neidiq and Miller announce a July sale to reduce stocks with bargains on light fabrics, silks, linens, sheets, and clothing items. Shoppers are urged to visit morning hours to find discounted merchandise amid hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mverstutuy
Local notices and sales in Frederick area page
A collage of notices includes genealogy work by Prof Cyrun Thomas on sale at Shipley and Bopat’s, sewing machine rentals, and a promo for the Singeratores at 5 East Patrick Street. Public sale announced at 488 West South Street with cash terms. Gas range promotions by Faepenick Gas & Electric Co. and rail excursion ads to Baltimore, Niagara Falls, and Washington. Eye exam promo by O L Keyauver in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and Reconberg
Cyrun Thomas
Shipley & Bopat's
West South Street
O. P. Muraettrr
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Janest
Exocoraton Hokste
Washtopton
Haltimore
Gamden
Met
Airy
Washington Junction
Lehigh Valley
H.R
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Geneva
Watking Glen
Glen Summit Springs
Mauch Chuck
Susquihanna
Lehigh
Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio
Requests for State Aid to Frederick Institutions
Secretary James R. Brewer releases a table of board applications for 1907. Emergency Hospital of Frederick seeks 6006 yearly for 1907 and 1908 plus a 5000 building grant. Frederick City Hospital Association asks 68000 yearly for two years. Maryland School for the West End Damb requests 3500 for rapatra in addition to 30000 annual. Washington County Hospital Association requests 6000 yearly, matching last Legislature.
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Frederick Institutiona
James R. Brewer
Board of State Aid and Charities
Emergency Hospital of
Frederick
Maryland School
West End
Rapatra
Washington County Hospital
Japanese advance from Korea threatens Vladivostok
Dispatch reports Japanese forces reinforced by Oyama approach Vladivostok as heavy fighting presses toward isolation of the port city, with continued shells and troop movements across the Korean front.
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Korea
Oyama
Vladivostok
Goulek in New York Spectal Dispatch to Tac News
New York reports cooler weather with only one heat related death noted. dispatch notes sparse details and mentions July 20 as a date in the field report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Maryland
Lsé
Goulek
New York
Tac News
Kansas City Bank Closes Amid Ruinous Notes
Special dispatch from Kansas City reports City National Bank closing after holding large notes of O J Devin of Topeka, a capitalized figure in the state’s bank ruin case. Local authorities and creditors face unsettled sums and unrest as the institution halts operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
The
City National Bank
O. J. Devin
Topeka
Complex Kinship Puzzle Halts Kansas Marriage License
A Leavenworth man seeks a marriage license amid a probate judge debate over a confusing kinship. With a father and mother as half siblings, the couple faces potential half aunt and half uncle relations to the bride and groom. The judge notes the law forbids first cousins but may permit other unions, but the relation math remains unclear. The case highlights legal definitions of step relations in marriage.
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Leavenworth
Kansas City Journal
Funeral for Miss Mary Snyder at West Patrick Street home
The funeral for Miss Mary Snyder was held at 10 o clock this morning from the residence of Bro. Wx Roel key on West Patrick Streets. Rev Dr Osborne Ingle conducted the service. Pallbearers were John L Michael J W Starr George W F Abrecht and Charles O Bri an. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery per Schroadex funeral director. The funeral of Mrs Conrad Raolend will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the house with interment at Mt Olivet. Sixty five people left KO R R for Reformed reunion and 120 persons departed Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway for Hagerstown to attend the event at Pan Mar today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Snyder
Wx. Roelkey
West Patrick Streets
Osborne Ingle
John L. Michael
J. W. Starr
George W. F. Abrecht
Charles O'Brian
Re. Olivet
Schroadex
Conrad Raolend
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
KO. R.R
Frederick
Middletown
Erecting New Building at Carroll Street Elevator Farm
A large building of 100240 feet by 20 feet height is being erected by the Farmers' Exchange as an addition to the elevator on Carroll Street. The exterior will be galvanized wheat iron and the structure will present a sturdy appearance. It is named Machinery Building for farming implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Exchange
Carroll Street
Lutheran Picnic at Braddock Heights Today
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School holds its annual picnic at Braddock Heights today with a band and Sunday school orchestra. A large crowd attends the event with fair attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Braddock Heighta
Funeral service for John L. Reifsnider held in Westminster
Rev Dr BR R Eschbach pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church assisted in the funeral at Westminster Maryland yesterday. John L. Reifsnider was laid to rest after services in the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. R Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
John L. Reifsnider
Weatminater
Yeaterday
Local Market Ad Lists Fresh Fish and Goods for Friday
Local notice for Lidie's offers Friday specials including prime bard crate orab ment clamor trout mackerel blue felt butter fish taylors. Phone 316 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidie's
Taylors
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Marah
Notion A. B. Hedges
N. Market
Agenta
Wolverine Supply Co
Tax Commissioners
Geo. T. Baumgardner
E. Winebrewer
Lidie
Rodgers
Bape
Opera House
F. T. Rhodes
Junior Fire Company
Juntor Fire Company
Junior Fire Co
Aldermer of
Jantor Steam Fire Engine Ga
Thia
Pirely Personal
News OF the
Charles L. H. Fox
Hig
J. O. Hendrix
G. Waring
Hotel Braddock
Haegrretown Beribea
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick MD
J.D. Baker
WM. G Baker
H.d.baker
WM. G. Zimmerman Samuel
Duvall
Asst
Caghlar
Jas. McBux
D. E. Kerauven
Gro
Wa. Smith
Joperdno
C. Morran
D.H. Harcett
Jon
Ramspura
Taos
BH. Hallex
M. Troma
Yaaniel Barker
Wa. G. Baker
John Hendrickson
Sory
Madras
Acorn
Nous Beteer
Neidiq & Miller
Miller
Neidig & Miller
Carmel, Bazar
Phaoraoh Lawn
Singeratores
Patrick St. Frederick
0. F. Goodell
Furniaha
Faepenick Gas & Evec. Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
George
Rodock A
Ewing Store
Emory Mill
Thia Hmory Mill
Emory
Bodook
Thos. P. Rice
Prom AL F. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Ny Ofee
L. Keyauver
Frederick, Bia
G. E. Foster
Franklin Street
Syk
Earl Nore
City Hotel
E. Befauver
Church Street
Fredericks Md
Mart
Patrick Streets
Mader
WM. C
Jean Bama
Bolltog
A. J. Hioarlberger
4. W. Cor
Maret
Gta
Frederick, Ma
Aldawily
Rohrback Stand
Belant & Knott
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick St
Sappington
Quauer
Ely Bans
City Hall
Kansas City Bark
Kenane
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