July 23 in American History Highlights
The column recalls key dates and figures tied to July 23 in history. It notes Charlotte Cushman born 1810 and died 1876. the Prince of Wales Edward VII arriving in America. Ulysses Grant’s death in 1885. Courtland Palmer’s death. and astronomical notes with evening stars Jupiter Mercury and morning Saturn Venus Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Saunders Cushman
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
England
United States
U. S. Grant
Drexel Cottage
Mount McGregor
Courtland Palmer
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Constellation
Andromeda
Fragmented 1920s City Directory Listing
Readable portions show names and places such as Griffin and Griffin bank, A H Stone News Office, Dorsey Co Dry Goods, Braddock Casino, Markey’s, Kiracore, Reno S Harp, Edwin Freed, Yeo A Burek and Empire Theatre. The text resembles a partial newspaper listing of businesses, offices and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin & Griffin
Mat
A. H. Stoneee
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Ival
Braddock Casino
Markey
Reno
A. Burek
Empire
Marvelity Opera House
Frederick News Mail Service For Travelers
Fredericktonians abroad can keep in touch with home via the Frederick News mailed promptly for 25 cents per month prepaid. Addresses may be changed anytime without interruption. Mail order or phone No 171 or No 183 to provide old and new address.
Illness Hits Frederick Residents Suffering at Home
Among the sick in Frederick and vicinity Mr Ezra D Hoffman of West South street is confined to bed by illness. Gerald Rosenour, son of Abe and Mrs Rosenour, is ill at his West Third street home after a move from Singanore Braddock where the family spent the summer. His condition is slightly improved today, thought to stem from eating crabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ezra D. Hoffman
West South Street
Gerald Rosenour
Abe Rosenour
West Third Street
Singanore
Braddock
Social world and family reunion at Mrs Laura I Cook home
Pleasant family gathering at Shady Market Street home of Mrs Laura I Cook included her three children Mrs George W Lerch of Knoxville Edward Cook of Baltimore and H Walter Cook with daughter of Altoona. Nieces Mrs Emma Crampton Mt Zion and Mrs George Barringer Harrisburg also attended. Mrs Cook grandmother to twenty two and great grandmother to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura I Cook
Market Street
George W. Lerch
Knoxville
Edward Cook
Baltimore
H. Walter Cook
Altoona
Emma Crampton
Mt. Zion
George Barringer
Harrisburg
Cook
One Dollar Fine For Each Dove Shot Out Of Season
In Frederick county court this morning D C Winebrener and Charles Ross were fined one dollar for each of 24 doves shot out of season, after witnesses described long shooting near Prospect Hall. The packed courtroom heard witnesses including Oliver Wren and family, with disputes over responsibility and intent. The state pressed a firm verdict while defense argued limitations of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Francis Smith
Edward J Smith
Winebrewer
Smith
Wren
William Wren
Lewis
E Wiles
Wren Farm
Wiles
Etchison
Frederick County
Ma Wren
Anders
Law case on fines for firing birds judged in court
Mr Winebrenner faced guilt over firing 12 birds. Mr Wren agreed to drop part of the fine and the justice ordered $6 plus costs. Mr Ross pleaded guilty and received the same fine. The proceedings took about an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winebrenner
Wren
Ross
Brunswick Water Study Underway For Typhoid Outbreak
Eugene H. Sait of the Maryland Geological Survey visited Brunswick to sample town water suspected in a typhoid outbreak. Dr C W G Rohrer and Harry R. Wall joined to study water sources and conduct analyses. The group found the water bacterially impure and prepared data for a forthcoming report on the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene HH. Sait
Maryland Geological Survey
Baltimore
Brunswick
W. G. Rohrer
Bureau of Commercial Diseases
Harry R. Wall
State Sanitary Engineerng Department
Pasteurizing Milk Plant to Use Invented Machinery
C C Robinson, formerly White Cross Milk Co manager, has rented rooms at Henry A Hahn’s Weather Establishment on East Warrick Street and will install his own invention for a pasteurizing milk plant. The system pasteurizes and cools milk while bottling it, seals bottles with a patent metal cap to be air and water tight, and bottles are opened only by consumers. Operations are expected to begin around August. Another Story Accepted by Helen Urner and Milton G. Urner of this city will be published this month. Her Cavalier story One Too Many Cooks will appear in the July 26 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Robinson
C. QO Robinson
White Cross Milk Co
Henry A Hahn
East Warrick Street
Mr.Robinson
Robinson
Helen Urner
Ton
Milton G. Urner
The
Cavalier
Card Of Thanks And Local Notices In Braddock Heights
Card of thanks for kindness during illness and death of baby Dorothy. Thanks to firemen and neighbors for extinguishing fire at a stable. Event notices include Grand Mask Carnival at Braddock Heights Casino and extra rail service to Pen Mar for Lutheran reunion. City water restrictions, donations for Georgianna Simmons Nurse's Home, and various local sale and festival items with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADVE
Insuranc Bank
Grand Mask
Dorothy
Harry Kiracofe
Edwin Freed
Braddock Heights
Pen Mar
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Lewistown
Hagerstown and
Water Users Urged to Conserve as City Seeks More Supply
Frederick’s Superintendent of Water Works George A. Burek urged residents to cut daytime water use, avoid sprinklers from 9 AM to 6 PM, and address leaks like a running fire plug. He noted city water pressures drop at high points and eyed repairs to Fishing Creek dam and an expanded supply from Silver Spring to ease future shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Bureck
Frederick
Clarke Place
Burek
Burck
Tuscarora
Tle
Fishing Creek
Elroy Roedke
Burekk
Board of Aldermen
Bureck
City Dog Control Notice Issued by Mayor Fraley
Notice to dog owners that all dogs at large must be muzzled and tagged or be seized and killed if not redeemed within 48 hours. License tags available at City Register office. Lewis H. Fraley, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Lewis H. Fraley
Blue Ribbon Grocery Ad and Event Notice
Blue Ribbon Grocery lists Relled Ham Tongue Butternut Bacon Smoked Sausage Meat Loaf Luncheon Bell Chipped Beef and a band concert at Tall Grounds on Wednesday July 25 at 3 pm Cars Every 15 Minutes Subsonbe for The Newar refer to local services and business offerings without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Grounds
Bargain Store Clearance Sale Ad with Deep Discounts
A late sale notice advertises a clearance with prices cut to about half on parasols, silks, bed spreads, linens, and dress silks. It lists one-price items, yard rates, and reduced Union Suits plus a call to contact real estate agents for property deals, including trespass notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JDLY
Isle Union
Tineality
Urbana
Knoxvile
B&o
TKRR
Middletown Valley
Frederick County
Union Bridge
W. M
Pythian Castle Building
Notice to City Taxpayers and Employment Offer
Notice to City Taxpayers urges prompt payment of taxes and street paying to avoid forced collection. The former aldermanic term acknowledges a final collection drive to settle city accounts. Also an employment ad seeks sober, industrious men for steady jobs at good wages. A trespass warning prohibits entry to O Leary meadows east of town with legal action implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berard of Aldermen
OX Fibre Brush CO
O'Leary Meadows
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily:news
Newa
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Elizabeth Ramsburgh
Stephen Ramsburgh
Jesse Ramsbursh
Washington, D. C
Kate Ramsbarsh
East Second Street
Ruth Datrow
Dorothy Gale
Anna Kemp
Cornelia Ross
Mary Heifenstein
Ruth Gale
Katharine Datrow
Antoinette Gale
Harriette Kemp
Susan Grove
Elizabeth Ramsbirgh
George Hendrix
Std Kemp
Elias Ramsburgh
Richard Ramsburgh
Richard Duntrow
Charles Grove
Richard Ross
Paris
S¢ and
Ticiet Sat Tring
Advertiona Ent
Messrs
Winebrener
Charge
Oliver Wren
Judge Motter
Mr. Ross
Roy Hyndman
Brunswick Water
George A. Burck
Georgianna Simmons
Frederick Hospital
L. Ebert
N. Market
Harler Davidson
E. Shipley
West Patrick
Pleasant Hill Church
Yellow Springs Orchestra
Mt Zion Lutheran Sunday School
John Holter
Frederick Railroad
Lake View Dance
Lake View
Supt
E¢Are Te Elty
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
John D. Hendrickson
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G, Duvall
Ausst
Cashier
Gro. We
Ssora
Thos
H. Hancrn
Joy
Ramsange
Danien Barre
C. M. Thomas
O. BE
Cir
Kerauves
RB. L. Hagarrt
W. G. Bares
C. H. Contey
M. D. Tonor
J.C. Morter
J. D. Bakee
Pearre’s Pharmacy
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Mildur
Pearre's
Drug ‘Store of’ Special Service
S. Market
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Gs Insurance
Chas
T. K. Young
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Statpfer Teal Estate
Covet
Spe Mal
Prederick
Fraterick
Montgomery
M. L. Etchison
THD Etchison Furniture
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Strowt
Thomas
P. Rich
Barry’g. Tritapor
Creagerte
Acre
Court Bidérick
Grayson 'H
Mercure
Grty
Key-Mar
Farma & Miles
Frederebo-aere Farm
Albaugh & Harrington
Aeriiwareg
Tor “Gale
Owndts
Martinsburg
iEderdale
Florida
Knave Insurance
Remington
Smith-Premier” & Monarch
William H. Smith
Court Street
Couns
Woodabore
Alforamt
Frederserick
Thurmont
JeMersott
Walkersvile
New Market
Grayson H. Staley
T. Hickman
ST. Wckman
Dones
Keller & Tomb
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
W. Frederick
American Bonding Company
M.a.m’caffrey
Harvey KR. Lease
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