In History July 23: Deaths and Events Across Eras
Highlights include Sherman and Cushman deaths, historic births in 1721 and 1813, General Grant’s passing, Courtlandt Palmer’s death, the Dinghy tariff law debut, and 1905 revolutionary manifesto from Viborg. Notes reference Haven Boston Selkirkshire Wyde Park Mount McGregor and Rio de Janeiro events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thover Sherman
Stoner
Haven
Atlotte Saunders Cushman
Bork
Boston
Gaet Rint
Wyde Park
London
Ams
Micbie
General Grant
Mount McGregor
Courtlandt Palmer
Branden
Douma
Viborg
Finland
Hic de Janeiro
Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper delivery
The News asks readers to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers to help ensure timely circulation and service.
Weekly Tex News promises large Frederick circulation
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue arriving Thursday with news and features. It boasts the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and appeals to advertisers with its wide reach and special attention to advertising. Copy for new ads is due by 5 P.M. Wednesday and changes by 12 noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Weekly
Frederick City
Personal visitors and sick list in York Pa news item
Local society notes list visiting relatives from York and Baltimore in the city and nearby towns. multiple individuals are reported traveling to Baltimore Washington and other areas for visits and vacations. the sick section notes several local residents ill or recovering and one register of wills office update.
City Hotel Sold to Wertheimer and Wartheimer
Frederick property changes hands as David Lowenstein and Charles Wartheimer acquire City Hotel from Mrs Noble Walehor per of Washington DC. Purchase price near 33000 dollars not disclosed. Plan calls for thorough remodel next year and possible partnership or sale arrangements. Lease by Mr P E Long runs until June 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Frederick
Mesars
David Lowensten
Charles Wartheimer
Noble Walehorper
Washington
D. C
Wertheimer
Dir. Wartheimer
Baltimore
Lowenstein
Jass Spring
Bir
P. EH. Long
Towson attorney challenges Glen Echo delay in $30 collateral case
Attorney James J. Lindsay of Towson represents Mr. Walker in an appeal over a Glen Echo dispute involving a $30 collateral check. Lindsay accuses Glen Echo officials of blocking payment, notes anonymous sympathy letter, and cites bank receipt showing the check paid. Mayor Garrett says Walker had stopped payment and the matter would be disposed of if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Lindsay
Towson
Dixon
Walker
Tha
Glen Echo
Edward O. Pater
Glen Bohota
Lindsay
Glen Honeastaire
Maranas
Satan
Washington Times
Thea Marshal
Garrett
Walter
Drowned Inc and C Canal Tragedy Near Edwards Ferry
Edward De Lose, 20, the sole supporter of his mother and two sisters, drowned Sunday at Edwards Ferry four miles south of Poolnaville. Benjamin Moffatt, from Washington, and another man tried to rescue him after De Lot attempted to tow Moffatt to the bank. Both men were submerged. De Lot died, Moffatt was saved. Later, John Wesley Wyler, colored, an employee of Maryland Brick and Supply, had his left foot crushed by a loaded cart. He was treated and sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward de Lose
Sanday
Edwarda Ferry
Foolsayille
Young de Lasse
United States Express Company
Washington
Benjamin Moffatt
Poolnaville
Edwards Ferry
Moffatt
Young de Lats
de Lots
Zieffatt
Wright
John Weasley Wyler
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
W. A. Long
Pearl
Newman Purchase on East Patrick Street Sparks Heat Plant Rumors
Following J M Newman and Co purchase of Hardt and Keefer property on East Patrick Street rumors spread that a steam heat plant may be built, modeled on Hanover Pa. J M Newman said plans are not yet in place, the dwelling will be occupied and the family will relocate the office after some improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newman
Hardt & Keefer
East Patrick Street
Hanover
Priso
J. M. Newman & Co
J. M. Niw
Death notices and local baseball roundup this week
Deaths include Edward B. Dare at 57 in East Onner Street due to dropsy with service tomorrow at Mrs Malttoan's home and interment at Olivet cemetery. Infant Charles Joseph Smith dies at 2 months. services held at Rocky Bill church. Mrs. Harriet S. Rippeon, 85, dies near town. funeral at Central chapel. Lauretta Kemp Les, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee, dies at Lime Kiln. Baseball reports Frederick Orioles, Mayflower, and Panhandlers games with varying results and upcoming matches.
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Edward
Dare
Victoria Malttoan
Onner Streat
Oasrlotta Painter
Beltimore
Georgianna Hamilton
Victoria Maltia
Charles H. Lure
Pearl
Benjamin Lore
Daysville
Sarviova
Malican
Charles Joseph
Onlyin
Jeannie Smith
Conbreville
Rocky Bill Church
R. Poffisberger
D. A. Sharetta
Harbintt S. Rippeon
Barriett S Rippees
John Rippeeu
Oitey
Harch
Lauretta Lse
Tauretta Kemp Les
Str
L. W. Lee
Lime Kulp
Thia Saunty
Mt Olivet
Hymeneal Thompson-Umbarger Wedding Report
A quiet wedding occurred Sunday evening at 6 80 o clock at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. The couple, Otho Fielder Thompson and Delay Mand Umbarger, both of Monrarts, were married by Rev. Dr. Charles F. Steck with Martin Webb of Baltimore as best man and Miss Jennie Giflin of this city as bridesmaid. Invitations were issued by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kennedy for the marriage of their daughter Loulana M. Kennedy to Mr. T Vincent Keyser on Thursday July 25 at 6 60 a.m. at St John Catholic Church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Railing
York
Henry H Abbott
Bonth Market Street
Baltimore
Georga A. Pearra, Jr
Comus
Montgomery County
Guy FB. Kefauver
Annapolir
Glenn O. Garbar
Cornellayilla
Pittsburg
Margaret Zelgist
Errest
Thomas Hickman
East Fourth
John G. Grimes
William G. Grimes
West
Patrick Strait
Mias
Lillian R. Brookey
Washington
Migs Banche Hummer
Edward M. Eider
Haat Church Street
Storm
Central National Bank
Leonard Qilro
Columbia
John A. Webb
Panik
Amelia Glia
East Patrick Street
Thomia Schisy
Anne Sohley
Berryville
Virginia
George HE. Kirwan
Abriia HE
W. Storm
South Market Street
Martin Webb
Ltlenlaca
Amslia EB. Oiffin
Earl Fatrick Strest
Mies Ruth Coblentz
Emory L Coblentz
Misa Olivard
James O. Bossard
Mies Sallie Routzahne
Miai Laura Rontgahn
Middletown
Harry Long
Lihertytown
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Batpg
Otho Fielder Thompson
Miss Delay
Mand Umbergar
Monrarts
Charles F. Steck
Misa Jennie Giflin
Dire
Thomas F. Kennedy
South Market
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND JAIL SENTENCE
William Lee colored was arrested by Officer Brockey for curateg and swearing before Justice J. Francis Smith. He was fined $20 and jailed 30 days. V Franchilli and M Dominick arrested for selling liquor without a license. each bound over $200 and jailed awaiting grand jury. Freight cars received by Washington, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg Railroad for road use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lee
Brockey
J. Francis Smith
Sefanit
V. Franchilli
M. Dominick
Martz
Sherif Emory Nelson
Knoxville
Washington, Fradsrick and Gattynborg Railroad
City Officials Meet In Special Session Amid Public Works Debate
The mayor and aldermen held a special meeting to discuss water and sewer improvements on Market Street and West Third, with residents and attorneys presenting objections and support. Topics included paving and sewering all blocks, cost sharing with the railroad, creek maintenance, and a note authorization of 6000 at Franklin Barrage Bank. A city attorney resignation by Clayton O Keady was read and reaffirmed as not withdrawn. A runaway horse damaged windows on Carter and East Church streets before being calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
MW Ort
Daniel Bisster
Milton Garner
Wm O. Johoson
Urner
Lowenatale
Uroer Alo
Markes
Clayton O Keady
Wayor Smith
George M. Ott
Market Street
Third
Fourth
Daniel Eissler
West Third Grees
W.N Garrett
F. & M. Railroad
Garrett
Keedy
Gourke
Wilcoxon
Cley
Franklin Barrage Bank
Hahn
Qarrell Creek
Hahe
Patrick Ptress
Beedy
Eight Year Old Wandered From Home To Cemetery
Lewis Simmons aged eight, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Simmons of North Market Street, wandered from home Sunday to Mg Ohivat cemetery. A polite lady on South Market Street took charge of him and, after determining his guardians, returned him to his anxious parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Simmons
Wm. Simmons
North Market Street
Mg. Ohivat Cemetery
South Market Street
Ake
Memorial bronze grave coverings at St John’s cemetery
Mr Eward Schroeder received three bronze coverings to place over the graves of Michael Ryan his wife and son Joseph Ryan at St John’s cemetery. Joseph Ryan served in the 13th Maryland Cavalry U S A. A separate note reports a picnic near Singanore hosted by Mr and Mrs John H Weems Mr and Mrs Edward M Dyee and daughter Mindeline Miss Janie Dyer and Mr Edward Lancaster. The gathering was described as very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward
Fr. Schroeder
Michael Ryan
Hhe
Joseph Ryan
St. John’s
13Th Maryland Cavalry
John H. Weems
Edward M Dyee
Mindeline
Misa Janie Dyer
Edward Lancaster
Singanore Yeaterday
Divorce filing and local real estate notices from Harmony area
Application for divorce filed by Emacuosl E Brown through attorney Rene Harp against wife Lottie I Brown on statutory grounds. Former residents of Harmony. Also notes appointment of Mize Nellis Hargh as stenographer at Union Knitting Mill. Cramer & Stauffer sold Brook Buxton property at 239 South Market Street. Vocation notices and a church retreat conducted by Rev E O Connell of Georgetown, closing Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emacuosl E Brown
Rene 8 Harp
Lottie I. Brown
Harmony
Mize Nellis Hargh
New Market
Union Knitting Mille
Shelan
F. L. Koode
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Astate and
Tonn
Brook Buxton
Hia Horas
South Market Atreat
Gilmore I
Georgetown
Fight With A Lynx In Ill Starred Encounter Near Myersville
William Green of Pleasant Walk north of Myersville fought a lynx that killed his hen. He shot the animal after it returned, wounding it. the beast weighed 14 pounds and four feet long. Green used a gun and a locust club to disable the lynx in a tense evening incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Pleasant Walk
Myersville
Ha Dla
Mr. Green
Mr. Graan
Dra
Braddock festival and various public notices in Frederick area
Notice to the public disavows debts and details a Braddock Lutheran church benefit festival with local talent performances. Also listed are Pen-Mar and Niagara Falls excursion plans by the Baltimore & Ohio line with schedules, fares, and sale offices, plus a Frederick tailor advert and sale items such as iron girders and show cases.
Braddock Heights Local Tuesday Night Danes Event
Regular Tuesday night dances at Braddock Heights tonight. Cats have every half hour. Enjoy the mountain breeze and social dancing in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
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City Hotel
Messrs
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Paorchasars
DEAL
Drowned Inc. & C. Canal
Dward de
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Newman's
Lare
Frederick Jainory
Orioles
Ox-Fibrea Brush Works
P.O. Frederick Doniora
Rossbuda
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Red Star Baseball Club of
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Mayfower
Panhandlers
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Ksedy
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James Burkett
Oaid
Citizens’ National Bank
Frepenice, Mp
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Fred. Co
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GENT
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Auoh
Louistinte Courigg-Journal
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Baker’s Valley
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Blacksnake
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Baltimore & Ohio
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North Market
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Houaskeepers
George
Rodock & CO
Tuomas P
Ross Mac Ekenzies
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market St
Frederiets Ltd
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Mercency Hospital
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Arket
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Maortadawly
North Market SB
Frederick, MD
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Fidelity
Desirable City
Valice
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West Third Street
Ami
North
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Amsvile
Lamsaville
New Market County Road
Herbert ,Thompson, Harsville
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F. B. Sappingtor
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