Frederick National Guard reviews parade through city streets
Militia units break camp after ten days near Frederick, marching to trains and staging a grand review. The First Regiment led by its band paraded through Market Street to cheers, with 7,600 soldiers in line. General Macklin and Adjutant General Crosby led the review, as townspeople praised orderly conduct and hospitality.
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Maryland
Uy Maryland
Maryland Natonal Guard
Frederamp Grounds
B and O
Proep A
General Staf
Reveille
Sebell
United States Army
Maryland National Guards
Macklin
Marke Street
Crosby
Company A
District Guards Prepare for Camp at Warfield Site
District militia officers are to attend a Fort Myer instruction camp August 13 to 16 before assembling at Camp Warfield on Kemp farm near Frederick. About 1,600 men, with hopes of artillery units, will train in field work, outpost duties, and maneuvers under Gen George H. Harries, with camp setup and sanitation emphasized.
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Fort Myer
Frederick
Camp Warfield
Bistrict National Guard
Henry M. Warfield
Kemp Farm
Tuule
Emia
Washington
Signal Corps
George H. Harries
Harries
San Antonio
Camp Warffield
Maryland
Henry N Waters
Minnie J. Waters
Angeline Key
A. D
Frederick County
Buckey Brothers
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Diserict
Sumil
Waterstreet
George Grevens
Jacob I
Crum
Astron Jones
Milton G.urner
Jtl
Work of Death Mrs Singleton King
Mrs King widow of Singleton King died at her Urbana home yesterday afternoon of general debility aged 87 years. Funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. services at the house and interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Etchison and Cline in charge of arrangements.
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Singleton King
King
Urbana
Alt. Olivet
Etchison
Cline
Hepburn Appointed Counsel in Fight to Keep Bureau Chief Post
William F. Hepburn, former congressman, retained by Dr. Wiley as counsel in the battle to remove him as chief of the bureau of chemistry in the department of agriculture. Hepburn, experienced with the pure food law, aided its drafting and passage through Congress.
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Washington
Tuly
William F. Hepburn
Dr. Wiley
Bureau of Chemisty
Department of Agricuture
Congress
Deer Park Hotel Burns in Fire near B and O Tracks
The Savace Hotel at the center of Deer Park near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks was destroyed by a Wednesday blaze. Charles Ro Savage owned and operated the hotel, with the bucket brigade saving the nearby B&O station and other buildings. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars with 690 dollars insurance.
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Savace
Deer Dark
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Ro Savage
Usprper
Deer Park
Baltimore and Ohio Station
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr Similton Bohn of Dayton Ohio is visiting relatives in this city. Mr Lewis Cole and wife of Chicago HL are on a visit to this city.
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Similton Bohn
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Lewis Cole
Chicago
Pearl Prevost
Church Street
Baltimore City
Harford County
Jon S. Brosius
Baultimore
Wm. H. Railing
York, Pa
Sunday Church Services and Local Congregations
Readable notes list Sunday school and worship times for Grace Reformed, First Baptist, United Brethren, Trinity M E Church South, Methodist Episcopal, Church of the Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, St Johns Catholic, and Gospel Mission chapels with pastors, sermon topics, and special services. Local residents visiting relatives and returning travelers are noted.
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Grace Reformed Church
McLean
Urare
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Thev
Douglass Hooff
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pemioree
Fer Ut Rupp
Revival Sermon at Flint Hill by Rev Dixon at 3
Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon will preach tomorrow afternoon at Yellow Springs at 2 30 o clock with a religious service announced for the town.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Thomas
Freeman Dixon
St. John's Catholic Church
John J. Rives
Flint Hill
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Yellow Springs
Water Supply Unaffected by Reservoir Repairs Monday
The city reports the large reservoir repairs are complete and water is expected to run in Monday after basin cleaning. Alderman Rice noted progress while the small reservoir remains well supplied with over fifteen feet of water. Soldiers enjoyed strong pressure during encampment and district water lines should handle future needs. Roy aims to finish the water system upgrade by early August. In other news, William Witmer known as Rattlesnake Bill returns from Black Rock with five large rattlesnakes to sell for oil and plans further mountain trips.
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Alderman Rice
Lakin’s
Willian Witmer
Hagerstown
Black Rock
South Mountain
Witter
Social world entertained Prienes by Miss Roelkey honor
Miss Margaret M Roelkey of North Market street entertained many friends Thursday evening in honor of Misses Mabel and Rena Messer and Misses Viola and Mildred Hahn of Baltimore.
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Prienes
Margaret M. Roelkey
North Market Street
Mabel
Rena Messer
Viola
Mildred Hahn
Baltimore
George K. R. Dens Jr Seeks Frederick State's Attorney Nomination
George K R Dens Jr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Frederick County State's Attorney and asks friends across the county to support him at the next primary election. Clarw Tells
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Crum
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
Salc
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Court St
Frederick
Mary Odewitt
Samuel A. Lewis
Broderick County
William H. Smith
Guy EK
Motter
George KR. Dens, JR
Clarw
James A. Jones
Ofce
Orphans’ Court
Frederik County
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William H. Hinks
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