Daily News History Notes July 21 1881 1889 1908
Highlights include the 1881 Bull Run battle referred to as Manassas by Confederates, 1889 death of Robert G Ingersoll born 1833, 1908 death of Bishop Henry C Potter born 1835, 1910 Great Northwest forest fires with losses, Fortress Monroe gun explosion killed 11 artillerymen. Astronomical events cover sunset and sunrise times and visible satellites.
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Bull Run
Manassas
Robert G. Ingersoll
Henry C. Potter
Diocese of
New York
Great Northwest
Fortress Monroe
Wineberg’s Outrow and Wingate Amusements Highlight Local Listings
Local business notices list Wineberg's Outrow and Wingate Amusements Opera House among scattered ads. Names Fred R. R. Patrick St. W. J. Grove and others appear with phone references and shop mentions including Del Bros enour and Sons, imniture Store idig & Miller.
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Fred
R. R
Patrick St
W. J. Grove
W. H. Ramsburg
Wineberg’s
Outrow
the Marvel
del Brosenour & Sons
Wingate Amusements Opera House
Idig & Miller
Surprise concerns marriage license notice for Miss Brown
Notice in Philadelphia publicizes Otney W. Stratton of Washington DC and Ethel N. Brown of Washington DC as married couple to be. Friends in Frederick recall Miss Brown’s summers on the Heights and doubt the report, suspecting a joke or mistake, while others seek confirmation from Washington. The paper date was July 8.
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Mies Ethel Brown
Washington
Philadelphia
Otney W. Stratton
Washington, D. C
Ethel N. Brown
Miss Brown
Heights
Frederick
No Action Yet Taken on Appointments in Frederick
Mayor Schell named three intermediate assessors to place new 12 month properties on the tax books, but Aldermen have yet to confirm them. Vetoes on paving ordinances and delays push books opening September 1, with discounts for early payments and a 10 day Board of Appraisals session to follow. Citizens watch the Board’s slow handling as finances strain the city.
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Frederick
Schell
Board of Aldermen
Messrs
Theodore Buesing
John H. Bennett
Edward A. Gitttinger
Alderman Gittinger
Court House
Vittinger
Board of Apposals
brief items of interest from the city to Atlantic City bound
Nine local residents traveled to Atlantic City aboard the Northern Central Railroad yesterday. A health claim promotes a remedy that neutralizes uric acid and purifies blood, advertised by Herzlburner’s Drug Store.
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Atlantic City
Theorthern Central Railroad
Rizona Rheumatic
Heli Hoaurner
Funerals for Harry Dutrow Held at 1% Telegram Street
The funeral for Harry F. Dutrow was held at 10 AM from his home on 1% Telegram Street, ser vices led by Rev. E H Hummelbaugh with Asleep in Jesus and Lead Kindly Light sung. Pallbearers included George Myers Ross Myers Walter Simpson Clyde Hauver Ernest Pattingall and Millard Brust. burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas Price Funeral Director. The Simpson funeral is set for tomorrow at 9 AM from St John’s Catholic Church with interment at Mr Olivet Cemetery. A trolley accident near Busy Corner damaged Mr George Shorb’s carriage wheel. horse fell into a sewer intake and was recovered after a struggle. Quinine Lotion advertised for skin softening and sun burn relief.
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Harry F. Dutrow
Telegram Street
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Jesus
George Myers
Ross Myers
Walter Simpson
Clyde Hauver
Ernest Pattingall
Millard Brust
Mt. Olivet
Thomas Price
George Shorb
Utica
D Michael Lambert dies after Brights disease and fall
David Michael Lambert a respected citizen died at his West Patrick street home at 10 20 this morning in his 78th year He had suffered Brights disease for some time and four months ago fell injuring his hip leading to a bedridden state He was born August 1 1833 in this city and had worked as a harness maker barber and hotel operator before his later years in various downtown rooms
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David Michael Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bright
Mgr. Lambert
Frederick and
Catherine Lambert
Misses Muntz
Longtime Martinsburg craftsman lambert dies at age of decades
The Martinsburg area mourns the death of a veteran craftsman who ran a shop with his family for about 45 years. He played with the American Band as a side drummer and is survived by seven children, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending with M. I. Etchison in charge.
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Arnold K. Willinide
Wood and Wood
Julia M. Willhide
Visi
Thurmont
Murray Lambert
Lambert
Kirk Lambert
Chicago
Harry Lambert
Montana
H. A. McClure
Kansas City
Charles Rowe
Charles F. Cramer
Helen H. Lambert
Messrs
George, Walter and
Lewis Lambert
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Lambert
Hagerstown
Emma K. Greiler
Hallie Keedy
Roanoke
M. l. Etchison
Marriages in June by county pastors listed by records
County marriage records show ministers performing June ceremonies with counts: Rupp 4, Lam ar 4, McLean 2, Hoof 2, Smith Burkittsville 2, Willis Myersville 2, Dixon Freeman Hermann Kieffer Dinis King Mt Airy, Myersville Luther, Sparrow Walkersville Yost Brunswick, Metz Johns ville Bready Walkersville Saunders New Market Zuse Myersville Repp Cassaway Valentine Brown Townes Pleasant View all one each. Two licenses lack certificates.
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U. S. G. Rupp
E. H. Lamar
E Ll McLean
Douglass Hoof
Charles M. Smith
Burkittsville
James Willis
Myersville
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Edward A. G. Hermann
Henri L. G. Kieffer
N. T. Dinis
William I King
Mt Airy
Luther Myers
Brunswick
C. M. Sparrow
Walkersville
Harry M. Yost
Daniel O. Metz
Johnsville
Guy P. Bready
H. Saunders
New Market
H. W. Zuse
S. F
N. J Cassaway
N. J. Valentine
J. I. Brown
Pleasant View
J. W. Townes
Station at Hancock Moved for Track Improvements
The Balttimore and Ohio Depot at Hancock Station was moved up the right of way a short distance to allow track work. The building and its contents weighed about 367 tons and were moved without disturbing interior items. The move took about 27 hours and employees remained at work throughout. Funkstown Eyes City Beautiful Plan for Ward Clean-Up Washington county residents from Burgess to the smallest citizen sweep streets gutters and sidewalks to give the town a thorough cleansing with all ages helping.
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Hancock
Hancock Station
Balttimore and Ohio Railroad
Funkstown
Washington County
Transfer of 16 indigent insane to Crownsville Hospital
State authorities authorize moving 16 patients from Montevue in Frederick to Crownsville Hospital Anne Arundel as part of a legislature funded program. Patients come from Anne Arundel Charles Dorchester Montgomery St. Marys and Prince George count ies and will be charged 100 dollars each rather than 150 at Frederick. White insane residents will be cared for at Springfield Hospital near Baltimore.
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Montevue
Crownsville Hospital
Anne Arundel County
Arethur P. Herring
Boarch
Robert P Winterode
Crean Frederick
Nore
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Crownsville
Stoken
S. A. Gregg
Frederick
Springfield Hospital
Died Libertytown Farmer Francis Colleberry at 73
Francis Colleberry a well known Libertytown farmer died last night at his home at 9 30 aged 73 He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church He is survived by a widow sister of Dr J M Radcliff Funeral tomorrow at 10 Interment in Fairmont Cemetery Libertytown Mrs Suran Bentz widow of George Bentz died yesterday at her home 464 West Patrick Street aged 62 She leaves a son Arthur Gentz a daughter Mrs Allen Gosnell two brothers and a sister Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 Interment Mt Olivet cemetery Colored Pythians and Court of Calanthe to hold Grand Lodge session in city July 24 25 26 Picnic at Fair Grounds Monday with attractions Camp Mar Vin campers report fine time and names listed
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Francis Colleberry
Libertytown
Methodist, Episcopal Church
J. M. Radcliff
Fairmont Cemetery
Suran
Bentz
Sarah Catherine Bentz
George Bentz
West Patrick Street
Arthur Gentz
Allen Gosnell
Thomas J
Charles Bell
Henry Bender
Buckeystown
Fler
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Court of Calanthe
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Frederick Railroad Co. Summer Run and Local Advertisements
Frederick railway schedule shows Sunday round trip to Baltimore at 7.15 AM and return at 6.17 PM with eight hours in the city, tickets sold at East Patrick Street, Market Street, and New City Hotel. Local ads promote cinema programs including The Orphan and The Queen of the Sea, Laments of the era. Storewide sales claim % off on men’s Crawford and other brands at Wineberg’s. Community notices thank neighbors for kindness after a death, Academy of Amusement advertises July 24–26 with music by Washington and Baltimore orchestras, and Braddock Heights Casino and Victor Infants Relief product ads. Also notes old wheat Flour from N. OM. Zentz and Pleasant Hill church lawn festival July 22 and 29 benefiting Sunday school with Yellow Springs Orchestra.
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Frederick Railroad Co
Baltimore and Return
Frederick
Baltimore
East Patrick Street
N. Market Street
New City Hotel
Academy of Amusement
East Fifth Street
Washington and Baltimore Orchestra
Pleasant Hill Church
Yellow Springs
If the Baby Has the Colic Give Victor Infants Relief
A historic notice mentions Victor Infants Relief as a remedy for colic and cholera infantum. It also advertises selling 32 benches for the Evangelical Reformed church project and promotes local business listings. The piece urges readers to watch for next Saturday's papers and notes political candidate admiration in Frederick County.
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Victor
Ladies! New styles in 2 strap White Pumps arrive
Local store announces arrival of latest fashion white pumps with two straps. Customers greeted by display of new style footwear. Limited stock expected as they rush to preview the season's look.
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Ladies
Wineberg's
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