Browns Take Monocacy Bridge In Final Maneuvers
The Monocacy battle replays this morning as the Browns consisting of the First and Fifth Regiments clash with the Blues of the Fourth Regiment under Col Supplee near Frederick. The Browns cross the Georgetown pike bridge after a brief exchange while troops parade later in the day and officers report notable improvement since camp opened. Governor Crothers and Ex Gov Warfield visit, with camp life and logistics described as troops prepare to depart.
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Monocacy Wis
M . Land
Supplee
Little
Mongeacy
Georgetown
Bright
Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Venemy
Col Supplee
Col. Supplie
Oman
Will
Frederick
Company A
Tor Saumler
Len Burnie
Long Roads Commission
Baltimore
Charles T. LeViness
Lyne
Warfield
Edwin Warfield
Edwin de
Warfeld
Mack
Werfield
Forrest
Paya Willian J
Garland
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John Fo Linney
Aitayare
E. Pletcher
Ates
Majer Quinn
Liew
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Maryland National Guard
Col
Charlies
Onewig
Cainy
Hallimore and Ohio
F. H. Wagner
Frederick W W. Wagner
Maryland Naval Mi- Hin
Gaither
H. A. Ashbury
Court business highlights four day recorder entries
In the courts offices the record notes multiple estate actions. Appointments and guardianship filings appear for Matrice Hames and Claude G. Fogle. Inventories of real and personal property, rents, and debts are listed for several estates. Administrations are granted to James Henson Evins and Edward M. Molesworth.
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Orpelan A Cocet
Fogle
Claude G. Fogle
Bury
McDonald
Otho J. Gaver
Harrict J. Carter
Jachida C. Miller
Lillie M. Moresworth
Gerry Thomas Ramsey
James Henson Evins
Lillie M. Molesworth
Edward M. Molesworth
Warships to Scene in Haitian Unrest
Special dispatch from Cape Haitien reports a steam yacht protecting foreigners as ships arrive to quell revolts. The American vessel aims to safeguard civilians while authorities move to restore order amid turmoil.
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Cape Haitien
Haiti
Marching on Capital Threat to Tehran Deposed Shah
Special dispatch reports deposed Shah Mohammed Ali Mirza leading a march on Tehran with corruption allegations and chaotically deteriorating conditions as loyalists seek control of the capital amid turmoil.
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Teheran
Moehammed AL Mirae
Frederick Guests Feted At Baker Supper On Camp Heights
Governor Crothers and staff plus former Governor Warfield attended a country supper hosted by Joseph D. Baker at Hotel Braddock. About 100 Frederick residents traveled by special cars to the Camp Heights encampment, where rain interrupted the outdoor reception and some china and glass were damaged during moving. The menu featured olives, cured ham, rolls, hot biscuits, tea, cake, coffee, and cigars, with Electra lights and floral decor outlining a formal lawn setting.
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Frederick
Crothers
Edwin S. Warfield
Maryland National Guewrd
Angseph D. Baker
Hotel Braddock
Baker
Bone
Llotmesch
Fredericksonians
Berms
Caesans
Samare
United States
Louis Bes
Secrely
Fredere
H. Fa
Sring
Frederick welcome speech praises troops in camp
Host Mr. Baker greeted the visiting troops in Frederick after supper and praised their orderly conduct on the streets. Adolphus Foarhake, Civil War veteran, spoke on three local battles and Braddock's march, then the party boarded and returned, reaching camp shortly after 11.
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Baker
Frederick
Warfield
Macklin
Adolphus Foarhake
the Monocacy
South Mountain
Antietam
Braddock
Injured Soldiers in Cavalry Maneuvers Near Bunala
Special report from The News Vienna notes soldiers injured during maneuvers near Bunala. Details are sparse but confirm casualties from the Pispateh unit and cavalry operations.
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Vienna
Alg
Bunala
Cholera Toll Reaches Tenth Victim in New York
Special dispatch reports a new cholera death as New York records its tenth victim. Officials warn of continued spread and urge vigilance as health measures expand.
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New York
Franessea
Yale Professor Divorced Ends Marriage to Math Teacher
Special Dispatch to The News from Reno reports Mrs. Ruth Adgeley Shepart, a mathematics teacher at Yale, has obtained a divorce from a Yale professor, ending the marriage. The filing cites irreconcilable differences and the proceedings noted today in the Reno court.
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Reno
Daly
Ruthadgeley Shepart
Mathemar
Yale
Heavy Storms Batter New York City Regions
A pair of violent storms struck New York within hours causing damage and power outages. Reports describe intense winds and flooding near churches and residential areas, with residents assessing the impact and officials coordinating repairs.
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Pyspathie
New York
Dot 21
Church and Titeen
Hehtning
Grand Jury Proceedings Charge Disorderly House
Richard Diggs a colored man faced charges of keeping a disorderly house and selling liquor without a license. He waived a hearing before Justice C H Fickstein and posted 100 bail for grand jury action. William Brightwell formerly jailed for disorderly conduct on trolley cars appeared before Judge Molter on habeas corpus and was released on 100 bail with D Princeton Buckey as attorney.
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Richard Diggs
C. H. Fickstein
Proprietor Denies Links to Academy of Amusements
James Robinson a colored man denies that Richard Diggs another colored man arrested yesterday for keeping two disorderly houses is proprietor of the Academy of Amusements on Highmont Fifth Street. He states Peggs rents two rooms above and nothing disorderly occurs in the Academy.
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Academy
James Robinson
Richard Diggs
Academy of Amusements
Fifth Street
Pegs
Among the Sick In Frederick and Vicinity
From Frederick and vicinity confined to the house Wilbert Main Madison avenue is quite sick M41 John YH Ramsburg West Allis street is quite sick Advertising begets success To be a great success you should advertise to the paper
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Frederick
Housers
Wilbert Main
Madison Avenue
John YH. Ramsburg
al Sainis Street
Water ban on sprinkling streets in Frederick
Notices order discontinuing water use for sprinkling streets as the large reservoir is emptied for repairs. It clarifies pavement washers are unlawful until revoked, with fines under Ordinance No 14. The notice is signed by Mayor John Edward Schell and Water Works Superintendent Geo. Weiner.
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Frederick
John Edward Schell
Geo. Weiner
Governor Crothers Tours Camp Jefferson Pike Visit
Governor Austin L. Crothers inspected state road work near Jefferson Pike and Weverton during a Frederick encampment, praising troop training and local hospitality. He planned to depart for Baltimore after a brief stay, joking about candidacy and the ongoing campaign season. He noted gradual improvements to the Baltimore pike and oiling of Jefferson Pike in coming weeks.
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Jefferson Pike
Baltimore
Austin L. Crothers
Newry Hotel
Weverton
Frederick
Frederick County
Emmitsburg Pike
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Public sale, by power of sale in a mortgage from Louisa Sirely and Thomas F. Birely to Mollie C. Buxton, at the Frederick City Court House on Saturday July 7, 1911 at 11 oclock. parcel lies in Juni nisi le District, Frederick County Maryland, one acre and thirty perches, with buildings and privileges. deed references and cash bid of 100 dollars deposit required. Assignee Charles T. K. Young, Princeton Packer, solicitor.
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Louisa Sirely
Thomas F. Birely
Mollie C. Buxton
Frederick County
Court House
Frederck City
Oelock A& Mm
Frederick Count
Maryland
Ladiesburs
Johnsville
Louisa
Markey M Fosse
Charles T. K. Young
Princeton Packer
TutstyGis
Sheriff seeks Republican primary support in Frederick County
Jesse T. Ulbagey of Frederick solicits support for Clarence G. Bolls of Woodsboro and Lisa Lue Abe for State's Attorney in Frederick County. The note requests votes at the next Republican primary across the county, citing friends' backing and official address at 112 Court St Frederick Md.
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Frederick Country
Emory
Crum
Frederick County
Clarence G. Bolls
Woodsboro
Frederick County Political Card Notices
A historical newspaper fragment announces candidate declarations for Frederick County offices. Samuel A. Lewis seeks Democratic State's Attorney nomination with countywide support requests. John W. Mumford seeks Republican Orphans Court judge nomination urging primary support. William H. Smith seeks Republican sheriff nomination and asks for votes in the upcoming primary.
Frederick County Party Nominations Bellwether Notices
A cluster of 19th century party notices from Frederick County announcing candidacies for Sheriff State's Attorney and Judge of the Orphans' Court. Republican and Democratic hopefuls plead support for primaries, pledge adherence to party decisions, and seek votes across the county. Names include Chas T Fagan Guy K Motter George R Dennis James A Jones Milton Kepfauver William H Hinks and others.
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Frederick County
Guy K. Motter
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District National Guard
Pikesville
Gener Macklin
Harvey
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C. Charles Wincbrener
J. Francis Smith
C H. Conley
Potts
MR. Baker
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Mer. Baker
Stark
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
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George A. Kyons
Hilderbrand
J. D. Baker
Yale Professor
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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Frederick News
Political Cards
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Samuel A. Lewis
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Orphans” Court
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Sheri
William H. Smith
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Chas, T. Fagan
Frederick District
George R. Dennis
Orphans’ Court
George T. Roderick
James A. Jones
Milton Kepfauver
William H. Hinks
Scottts
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Marritt
Juliate
David M. Whipp
Burkittsville
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Brunswick
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