July 22 in History Battles and notable deaths listed
The Daily News notes July 22 anniversaries and obituaries including the Battle of Falkirk where Sir John Graham died, Hotspur killed at Shrewsbury, the 1832 union of England and Scotland into Great Britain, Napoleon II’s marriage near Vienna, General McPherson killed at Atlanta, General Edward Cresap Ord’s Civil War death in Havana, Rudolf Gneissler Berlin scholar, and Lucius E Chittenden former U S Treasury official.
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Falkirk
John Graham
Hotspur
Sir Henry Percy
Bhrewsbury
Eingland
Scotland
Great Britain
Duke of
Reichstadt
Napoleon II
Napoleon I
Vienna
James B. McPherson
Federal Army of the Tennessee
Tanta
Keep Posted Taz Daax News Zip Ayou
Public notice offers a mailed subscription option stating a price of 88 weeks or 80 cents a month for deliveries in the United States and Canada and asks readers to leave their name at the business office.
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U. S
Canada
Pure Peele News to publish a twelve page issue
HK Weekly News announces pure Peele News a twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium and calls attention to advertising benefits. Copy for new advertisements for Tar. Wrraiy News due by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 14 m Wednesday.
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Frederick City
Mediu
Wrraiy
Forestry, The New Industry by Frank Hix Fayant
A historical piece arguing forestry is a scientific, long term profession. It urges state or corporate action to protect forests as demand for newsprint grows. It contrasts profit with posterity and stresses sustainable harvests and scientific approaches to future wood supplies.
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Frank Hix Fayant
Lamber
New York
United States
Ex Governor Bunn and ally beaten in Atlantic City
A Philadelphia Record dispatch reports ex Governor William A. Bunn along with General L Victor Baughman of Frederick were assaulted in a prominent Maryland political case. Baughman, wealthy Maryland Democrat and gubernatorial candidate, was beaten and hid under an assumed name in a private hospital ward. Charles H Baughman of Frederick says he had heard no earlier details. General Baughman had left Frederick with his wife and daughter who are at West Point, while he recently traveled to New York City. Ex Governor Bunn is a Philadelphia leader and party figure.
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Buen
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
William A. Bunn
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Maryland
The Work of Death Emten Jones Obituary Notice
Emten Jones, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Jones of Baltimore, died July 17 at his uncle George Spurrier’s home in Plane t No 4 after a brief illness. Funeral July 20 at Marvin church at 3 pm with Rev W E Miller officiating. four bearers named. Bliss Zimmerman, 82, died last night at his Feegaville home of heart disease. He formerly ran a West Patrick street flour and feed store. survived by four sons and one daughter. Greenberry W Baker, 78, died July 15 near Kemptown after paralysia on July 10. Funeral July 17 at Providence church. Simon P Schaffer of Martinsburg, W Va, formerly of the county, died. survived by widow and two sons. Mrs Mary Black, widow of Joseph Black, Rocky Ridge, died suddenly July ? 65 years old. leaves six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emlen Jones Emten
Albert Jones
Baltimore
George Spurrier
Planet No. 4
Marvin Church
W. KE. Miller
Mt. Airy
Carl Spurrier
W Norman Wilson
Osrl Moxley
Norma Jackson
C. Lewis
Blus Zimmerman
Bliss Zimmerman
Feegaville
West Patrick Street
City Hotel
Henry Culler
Charles E
Rafua R
Zachary‘sna Ben
Baker
J.A Wright
Providence Church
Simon P. Schaffer
Martinaburg
W. Va
Charles P
Cumberland
Richard E
Keedystille
Q. Edward Schaffer
Near Braddock
Mary Black
Joseph Black
Rocky Ridge
Funeral Notices for Sinn and Barrick Residents
The funeral of Mfr Edward Sinn held at 2 PM from his South Market Street home with Rev Z C Knott of Baltimore and Rev J H Balbie of this city. Masons Knights of Pythias and United Fire Company attended in full regalia. interment at Olivet. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Ann Barrick from Mt Pleasant home with services by Rev T F Hofmeier and Dr Wolf. interment at Ginide Cemetery. Jacob S Perry and Son were the funeral directors.
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Edward Sinn
Pisce
South Market Astrest
Z.C. Knott
Baltimore
J. H. Balbie
United Fire Company
Masonic Fraternity
Sinn
Knights of Pythias
Masons
John HO. Bennett
D. A. Castle
Luzs Boteler
David Kolb
Marion Faubel
Eugene Sponselier
Sipu
Frederick
Bagee
Olivet Cemetery
Anns
Barrick
Mt. Pleasant
J.L. McMaster
T. F. Hofmeier
Dr. Wolf
Herman Backey
Edward Backey
Baward Cramer
Esra Cramer
Local Notes From Maryland Hills and Towns
Mr Arthur P Gorman Jr is talked of as future State Senator from Howard County A stock company plans a new modern theatre in Annapella Large storm damages Baltimore property about 260000 estimate County Commissioners of Washington to erect a wooden post in Eee Howard County grain beaten down by Sunday storm Henry Gross colored killed by lightning near Malcolm while potato digging Highly successful tournament at Oakland Hotel S L Stallings wins Electrically wind storm damages Harford County cornfields Jesus Hillby hangs herself near Hast New Market Dorchester county storm damages Crisfield oyster houses and roads Lloyd Jackson charged with assault in Rack Ville Bryan stops Cumberland on way to Allentown and Portland where he will address a club Mrs Reslay widow of James Reslay dies near Hancock aged 70 Third Reslay death in five months
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Arthur P. Gorman
Howard County
Annapella
Baltimore
Preston
Washington County
Henry Gross
Malcolm
Oakland Hotel
8. L. Btallings
Harford County
Jesus J. Hillby
Hast New Market
Dorchester Beanty
Crisfield
Viciniy
Biswaway Orood
Lloyd Jackson
James Evans
Charles Evans
Glen Hithe
Montgomery County
Walliam Jennings Bryar
Queen City Hotel
Cumberland
Nebraska
Allentown
Portland
Maine
Bryan
Market Notes reveal better morning trade and limited best goods
Market notes say trading improved compared with the past week though early buyers got the best. Corn and tomatoes vanished at 5.80. Lima beans sold in strawberry boxes at Scent. Blackberries firm at 7 cents per box. Hackleberries high at 10 cents. Plows abundant with Abundanos variety praised. Peaches fair in quantity though future demand expected to grow.
Engineer Everhart's Face Crushed in Mail Crane Incident
Engineer William Everhart of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was injured when his face was crushed by a mail crane as he leaned from the cab window. He was taken home by his wife in Brunswick in semi conscious condition with a broken nose and torn cheek after the accident at Grenobleling, 14 miles east of Cumberland, caused by docking out of the cab when a track call sounded.
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Everhart
William Everhart
Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad
Brunswick
Gresnepring
Cumberland
Grass mowing machine on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company operates a grass mowing machine under John W. Burgess, superintendent. A large scoop and mowing apparatus powered by a steam engine cuts aquatic grass as it is lowered into the channel, improving passage for loaded boats.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
John W. Burgess
Compound Fogtues to Go
Baltimore and Ohio Raiload adopts simple engines as compound locomotives head to shops for repairs. The altered class aims to improve reliability and reduce downtime, returning to first principles after disappointing performance and lengthy repairs.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Poisoned by Salmon On Freight Train In West Virginia
Frank Nelson and James Loysdeo of Clarkeburg W Va fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned salmon bought at Boonewick while riding a Baltimore and Ohio freight train. They were hospitalized in Cumberland Sunday night and at Western Maryland Hospital. both expected to recover.
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Frank Nelson
James Loysdeo
Clarkeburg
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Boonewick
Cumberland
Western Maryland Hospital
Special excursion by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Next Sunday the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs a round trip from Frederick to Baltimore and Washington. The Frederick departure is 7:45 a.m. Returning trains leave Baltimore at 6 p.m. and Washington at 1 p.m. Fares are 1.25 dollars to Baltimore and 1.25 dollars to Washington.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Sale of Hoare and Lot on West Patrick Street
Woad E. Cramer agent for Mrs. Jo O Zeigler and Lewis N Shearer sold their ground lot with a two story brick dwelling on the south side of West Patrick Street Frederick to F Marion Fauble for 2095 dollars.
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Hoare
Woad E. Cramer
Perl Getate
Losa
Jo O
O. O. Zeigler
Frederick
Lewis N. Shearer
Washington, D. C
West Patrick Street
F. Marion Faable
Camp Jolly Rally Camps Across Potomac River
Riessrs. Reuben Lendis Thomas Hooper William Brengls Frank and Edward Bentz of this city camp on the Virginia side of the Potomac opposite Catoctin. The boys have named their camp Camp Jolly.
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Riessrs
Reuben Lendis
Thomas Hooper
William Brengls
Frank
Edward Bentz
Virginia
Potomax
Catoctin
Bank Improvex engages Mr. Mebrile Gittinger to supervise
Mr. Mebrile Gittinger has been engaged to supervise planned improvements for the Farmers' and Mechanic National Bank building. Plans for the improvements have not yet been received.
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Bank Improvex
Mebrile Gittinger
Farmers’ and Mechanica’ National Bank
Braddock Union Picnic Planned for August Ninth
Announcement for the great Braddock union picnic sets August 9 with venue to be chosen. initial note claimed Mercer’s Grove as the site. B. O. M.O.A. Rennion reports the B. & C. M.O.A. will hold an annual event at Island Park on Thursday July 31.
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Braddock
Mercer's Grove
M.O. A. Rennion
Picgic
Feagavilles
Mt. Zion
Fire loss settlement and school desks contract in County
The County Commissioners and Montervue Hospital fire loss dispute reached a compromise as insurers agreed to pay 6800 while the board considered paying firemen a token, and the panel awarded a two year school desks contract to Delany Company of Baltimore with prices from 2.40 to 32.5 each. A private road petition in Johnsville district is also on the docket for August 5.
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Board of ‘County Commissioners
Monterue Hospital
Inquisnos
Wm. J. C. Delany Company
Baltimore
Priosa
Johnsville
Wealey Forrest
Hymeneas Monroe Beaumont News Item
Information reached that Miss Ethel Beaumont of Hagerstown Maryland married Mr Edmund Monroe of Edinburgh Scotland in London England at the Church of the Immaculate Conception chapel on July 30 1901 The bride is daughter of Mrs R J Halm of Hagerstown and the late Admiral Beaumont US Navy Her brothers include Lieut John O Beaumont USMC The Monroes will reside in London presently staying at Osborne House Brighton England
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Monroe
Beaumont
London
England
Ethel Beaumont
Hagerstown
Edmund Monroe
Edinburgh
Scotland
R. J. Halm
Hageratown
Carroll County Barn Burned Near Westminster
A large bank barn on Jeremiah Shhaeffer’s farm near Westminster and an adjoining wagonshed, country house, and straw stack were destroyed by fire shortly after noon. The barn held this year’s unshorn wheat, 1,000 to 1,200 bushels, plus hay and a wagon with $65 of corn. All live stock except a calf were saved. Origin unknown. Loss near $2,000. insurance $1,200 with Dig Hill company.
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Carroll County
Jeremiah Shhaeffer
Westminster
Theodore J. Kauffman
Dig Hill Company
The Tables Turned in Moser Heirs Land Case
The Moser heirs seeking $30 million in coal lands near Tamaqua Pa battle Lehigh Coal and Navigation. The Springkill court and the coal company pursue the heirs, with 400 plus claimants in Berks and nearby counties facing judgments to recover about $559 in legal expenses. If unpaid soon, executions may be issued against the heirs.
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Moser
Tamequa
Lehigh Coal Sod Navigation Company
Coal Company
Springkill Court
Berks
Milliine
Stung to Death by Bees Near Westphal
William Binger, a 65 year old farmer from Pennsylvania who settled in Prince George's planty, died yesterday from bee stings after his horse stepped into a bees nest on Tuesday. He was riding when forced to alight, receiving stings to neck and arm. swelling worsened despite medical aid. He leaves a family behind.
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William Binger
Westphal
Prince George's
Haresback
Binger
Pennsylvania
Social World Dance Postponed by Severe Weather
The Imps Mandolin Oilab dance at Braddock Heights was postponed due to threatening weather and rescheduled for Monday night, July 28. A severe Sunday storm in Montgomery County near Boyd's damaged trees and telegraph lines. six steer cattle owned by Edward Prien were killed by lightning.
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Braddock Heights
Imps
Mandolin Oilab
Smong
Edward Prien
Montgomery County
Boyd's
Local grain and feed prices from Fhe Local Mart report
The Hastern Milling and Export Company lists today’s market quotes with corn shelled at 63 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red at 71 cents Reamer at 67 per bushel and hay at 1.18 per ton The firm bids 71 cents for July wheat and offers crude pricing per barrel at 8.15 dollars
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Hastern Milling & Export Company
Dancing and bowling draw crowd at Athletic Park
At Athletic Park a lively crowd enjoyed dancing bowling and target shooting last night. The evening ended on a beautiful note as attendees shared a pleasant time under clear skies and good company.
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Athletic Park
The Theatrical Season At Orty Opera House
The season opens Monday Sept 1 at Orty Opera House with A Wise Woman. September 10 Frank Adama company opens with Uncle Hex. Rhodes lists attractions: Peck's Bad Boy, Sam T. Jack's Barlesquera, Podd'n Head Wilson, The Strange Adventures of Amon Skeeter, Waldeman Stock Company, and more through April with various acts, minstrels, and plays scheduled including The Power of Truth and The Heart of Tennessee.
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Orty Opera House
Frank Adama
Uncle Hex
Rhodes
Peck
Sam T. Jack
Barlesquera
Podd'n Head Wilson
Amon Skeeter
Waldeman Stock Company
Barlow and Wilsop
Fisher and Carroll Company
Myrkie and Harder Company
Hopper
Lacy and Lyons Repertoire Company
McPhaddan
Chas. A. Karl Gardner
Heart of
Ontcago
New Faat Mail
Gas Sun Minstrele
la Claire and
Beachley
The
Orientala
Giarke Metropolitan Playera
Dt Stebbins
Will of John Fox Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of John Fox was filed for probate in the Orphans Court yesterday afternoon. It leaves Thaddeus M. Biser as executor and specifies $100 and his gold watch to Biser for services, $1 to Henry C. Fox, $1 to each child of Singleton Fox, $100 to Lily Hall, $1 to Mrs Ann Trayer, $200 to Mrs Victoria Perry, and the residue to Lavina Decabaugh.
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John Fox
Orphans’ Court
T. M. Biser
Henry C. Fox
Singleton Fox
Lily Hall
Howard Fox
Ann Trayer
Victoria Perry
Lavina Decabaugh
Thaddeus M. Biser
Martinsburg Youth Predicts Death Before Fatal Fall
James Frank Grimes, a Martinsburg West Virginia youth, walked into the Snodgrass store yesterday morning and predicted his end. Within minutes he collapsed and died despite restoratives. A fragment about Maryland population percentages follows.
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James Frank Grimes
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. L. Snodgrass & Co
Snodgrass
FC Am Sbont
Shodgrass
Braddock Heights Dance Tonight and Mt Zion Festival
Regular dance tonight at Braddock Heights with music and schedule times for Cara. A festival at Mt Zion church near Feagayille on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, July 2 and 26. Excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and Baltimore on Sunday July 27 with special train, fare $1.00 to Washington and $1.25 to Baltimore, tickets valid only on issue date. Also notices: milk demand, pocket knife promotion, and the Bear Down Club picnic at Braddock Heights July 24 with dancing. Reunion at Pen-Mar Park July 24 with Western Maryland service and added 11 p.m. train to HaGaratown area.
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Mt. Zion Church
Feagayille
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederisk
Bear Down Club
Bear Down Clob
Braddock Heights
Ozpsr Camarres
Tatheran
Pen-Mar
Lutheran Church of
Pen-Mar Park
Hagaratown
Chambersburg
Bargain Clothing Sale At Low Price Housekeeping
A bustling clearance sale offers half price bargains on pins, corsets, stockings, gloves, hats, muslin garments, and more. The ad lists numerous items with steep discounts, urging quick shopping as stock dwindles. Also noted are local merchants and pharmacists advertising services and contact details.
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Bargalua
Midseason Underpriced Goods Dominate Store Sale
Storewide markdowns slash prices across fabrics and garments. Linen strips at 13c per yard, lace corsets 100, seersuckers 4G, foulards 250, 88 inch wool chario t reduced to 380, French Zephyr Ginghams 150, satin ginghams 350, and broad price cuts on shirt waists. Chess garments claim superior fit and value, linen skirts cut to halt regular prices.
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BIG Slore
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Frederick, MD
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Ateno Park
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Joseph W. Gaver
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