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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1907

Page

3

Notable Deaths and Births Entries from July 24 Issue

The July 24 issue records notable births and deaths: Ralph Abu-Keir, first successor of Maubseuarte dd, dies. Simon Tstivar, South American liberator, born in Caracas 1782 died 1820. John Middleton Clayton, statesman born 1827 SussexDelaware. John Adams Dix, general and statesman born 1801 died 1879. Alexandre Dumas born 1802. Martin Van Buren ex-president died 1812. Rev Edward Beecher died 1803 Brooklyn. Lafayette McLaws Confederate officer born 1822 died 1862. Baltic conference of Czars Nicholas and William.

Ralph Abu-Kelr Alexandre Dumas Martin van Buren Minderhook N. H Edward Beecher Brooklyn Ceneral Lafayette McLaws Savannah Czar Nicholas Emperor William Baltic Sea

Purely Personal Notices From Westminster Diaspora

A long column lists residents and visitors in Westminster and nearby towns. Names include Neal Parke, James DeNegra, Katie Drer, Halen Ramsburg, Lacy, John Wetherson Gonuir Jr, Julia Reethsy, Fred Oberlander, Barley Smith, Lula Shook, Garry E. Smith, Mazie Schmidt, Ross Sappington, Alice Smith, Julia Hobbs, Jacob Rosenstock, Bruce Hallar, Joseph Walter Smith, John M. Dennis, George Dennie, George Kuanis, Ira Dudrow, Edna Baker, Bertie Harrison, Lilian Hedger, Raymond Beazard, Richard P. Storm, Thomas HEYE. The item reads as a community notices page of visits, relocations, and new positions among local and visiting residents.

Neal Parke Westminster James DeNegra Philadelphia Ig Vialtlog Thia City Katie Drer Bart York Halen Ramsburg East Second Street New Market Lacy Hugene Derr John Wetherson Gonuir, Jr Baltimore Mies Julia Reethsy Worth Markt Street O. Gall Tiurmont Fred, Oberlander Harris & Filler Barley Smith Hygeia Ice Factory Lula Shook Buckeystown County Garry E. Smith Obnrot Smna Fime Bedford Mazie Schmidt North Market Atreat Bountain Lake Park Ross Sappington Junesville F. B. Bappington Alice Smith Court Square L'berrytower Joab Davia Urbaca John M. Dennis George BE. Dennie Hampton Urbana Ira George Kuanis All Saivta Street North Marketskraat Edna Baker Hagerstown Myrtle Zanty Churot Miseoa Bertie Harrison Ida Gosso Daisy Bast Braddock Hagas Lilian Hedger Middletown O. Howard Sing Northames Street

Wabash Railway Plans New Washington Entry Route

Washington dispatch reports the Wabash Railroad will gain access to Washington via Hagerstown and Frederick, linking with the Old Dominion Line from Great Falls. The project includes electric and steam segments, with a seven mile Potomac crossing to Union Station, aiming to connect Pittsburg and Washington.

Washington Wall Street Journal Hagerstown Phig City Wabash Railroad Puitseburg Usgecatown Grest Falls Old Dominion Dominion Columbia Rosslyn Potomo River Georgetown Pennsylvania Potomac Wabash Wiehington S Penneavieania and Southern Union Station Frederick Great Falls Pittsburg Atesm Scesary O.d Dominion Lioata Senagor_Btkina sod nayodioate Cim West Virginia

Death of Frederick A Dawson Prominent Montgomery County Resident

Frederick A Dawson of near Dawsonville died Monday night on his seventy fourth birthday. A son of Dr. Banoni Dawson who founded Dawsonville, he was educated in Montgomery County public schools and worked as a surveyor. His knowledge of local farms made him a trusted arbitrator in disputes. He leaves four siblings who lived with him at his farm: Mrs Thomas Darcy, Mrs Emily Allants, Miss Susie Dawson, and Adelaide Dawson.

Frederick A. Dawson Dawsonville Montgomery Banoni Dawson Dawaunville Frederick Dawson Montgomery County Dawson

Hagerstown Party at Braddock Heights Amid Pleasant Weather

About fifty youths from Hagerstown rode a special car to Braddock Heights last evening for a dance. The trip began at 6:80 pm and returned around 1:00 am with Motorman Harry Charles and Conductor Charles Walford in charge. Nearby, John Makle’s plowing team caused a runaway down Fifth Street to Market, colliding with a second team and causing minor damage.

Hagerstown Aoichis Braddock John Makle Cornins

Mountain Assembly Series to Be Announced Later

The Social World notes another Mountain Assembly under Miss Ritchie’s evening class will be held soon with date to be announced. Eduand shared. Fredericktown Savings Institution building work causes Mr Roas Augevine to injure his left thumb when a heavy plank strikes it. Charles T. K. Young sells East Fourth Street house and lot to Harry B. Flanutt for Mr. Lewis A. Rice. Co. B. U. Reunion: Catholic Benevolent Legion of Maryland holds annual gathering at River View Park in Baltimore tomorrow.

Fredericktown Charles T. K. Young Acracos Lewis A. Rice East Fourth Street Harry BR. Flanutt

Wreck on Western Maryland Rail Line Blocks Main Track

A wreck on the Western Maryland Railway near Bilao Ridge Bumalt and Sabiltasville halted traffic for hours after 2 PM yesterday. Engine No 622 derailed, with most of the 30 cars loaded with coal and cake derailing, injuring brakeman Walter McClain who was trapped under debris but survived. Engine Williams and Fireman Hanbecker escaped injury, and rescuers pulled McClain free after removing timber obstructions. Wrecking crews from Hagerstown and Union Bridge rushed the scene. eighteen to twenty hours may be needed to clear the line. Passengers were moved to alternate routes, freight moved via Harrisburg, Highfield, and Gettysburg.

Grow Horseshoe Land Maryland Baventeen Walter McClain MoUtain Washington County Hospital Bageratown Hageratown Baltimore Edward Williams Hawksoxer Daniel McClain Baing Brothers Arthur Henoneff Hagerstown Arso Heppening Hegaratown Union Bridge J A. Shepherd Harrisburg Highfield Gattynburg

West's Rapid Growth and Oklahoma Prospects Seen by Stoner

West's Rapid Growth story from Mr. 0. L. Stoner of Saint Louis summarises Oklahoma expansion. He recounts Lawton and Oklahoma towns swelling from near a thousand to about 15 000 in five years, notes land selling up to 200 per acre, and highlights Oklahoma’s rich oil coal natural gas granite lime and minerals. The piece emphasizes pure water viable farming and abundant crops amid rapid town development.

West L Stoner BE. Louis Charlies H. Kisin Braddock Stoner Oklahome Lawton Tolls Oklahoma

Funeral for Mrs Marrlet Rip peon Held at Central Chapel

The funeral of Mrs. Marrlet Rip peon occurred this morning. Her remains were taken to Central Chapel at eight oclock for services led by Rev. A. J. Gill. Pallbearers were Ridgley Smp eon, West Neighbours, Wm. Morsell and Eversat Harding. Interment followed at the cemetery beside the chapel. O. O. Carty served as funeral director.

Baldwin County Democrats rally behind Baker for Governor

Frederick Democrats who attended the Baltimore conference reported growing support for Joseph D Baker’s gubernatorial nomination. Leaders like ex Governors Brown, Jackson, Carroll, and Baltimore County figures urged a Baker candidacy with broad moral qualities and a winable ticket, while Frederick delegates emphasized unity and a strong anti–incumbent sentiment.

Frederick Baltiore Joseph D Baker Baker Frank Brown Ala Allegspy Gstriett Baltimore Heary Willame Douglas H. Thomas Randolph Barton Baltimore County J. F. O. Talleste Palimore Elihu BH. Jackson Esnofer Rennerk Brownm Frederick County Maryland John Lee Carroll Whoesao Thas Democrasio Ceva Mass Eha Faos Ctlisa Mr. Baker Lfe Thars Ostroll County William J Grove Grove Fredericn Hower Cinfersu Ca Hnally J. M. Newman J. Polk Biser Gol. L T. Brien J. W. Downav C.H. Hakstein Prank L Stoner Vincent Sebold Windsor Williams Charles H. Baughmaz H. Dorsey Etcohisov J. W. Grove C. H Oonley

Estate inventories and a marriage noted in city columns

Inventories of debts due and current money filed in the estates of Raohkel Pout Mary O Nusasar and Edward N Stimmeal deceased. Sale of personal property filed in Edward N Stimmealestate. First and final account of John W Bummel as administrator. Mr N Bruos Wausar, longtime city resident now of Baltimore, married Mrs Della Myara of Baltimore at Ellicots City last Wednesday by Rev Ridgaly.

Raohkel Pout Mary O. Nusasar Edward N. Stimmeal Edward N. Stimmal John W. Bummel Hauer—Myers N. Bruos Wausr City Baltimore Della Myara Ellicots City

Real Estate Transfers and Court News Week of July 24 1907

Week’s record in the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts covers deeds and real estate transfers across Frederick county areas, including names like Earle Lay Howe, Howard Marvin Jones, and Mary Ky, with values ranging from 1 to 1 650 dollars. Marriage licenses issued include Charles Willard Smith and Neille Conrad, Otha Thompson and Daisy Umberger, Michael Morris and Gracie Dean, among others. Orphans’ Court proceedings note a sale of Ann K R Stall estate and administration for Rachel Font.

Earle Lay Howe Howard Marvin Jones Bromewick Frank EB. Moore Harry O. Edmunds Frederick Lynn Wood Hilsha Swomley Leonidas W. Bartlett John W. Dunn Mary A. Dunn Brunswick Charles 8. Bigter John O. Clowden Biarlan F. Riddismoser Margaret Ann Riddlemoser Edna E Hyaty Oscar M. Brandenbarg Alvay J. Smith Orpha V. Pryor George W. Cummings Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Knoxville Rebecca Jackson Mary Ky Mt. Pleasans The Marcantile Truss and Deposit Company of Baltimore Ida B. Shipley William J Freeza Thurmonts Robert Biggs George W. Fez F. Marilou Faubel Noah E Cramer Frederick City Hezekiah D. Hawk Nattie A. Weaver David T. Wireman Charles M. Root Anos V. Wireman Brook L. Boxton Gilmore R. Flant Charles Williard Smith Neille Josephine Conrad Lorettaville Otha Fielder Thompson Daisy Maud Umberger Monrovia Michael Morris Gracie Irene Dean Point of Rooks Harvey Ernest Reese Gulislmer Barnes Unionville Chailes Mitchell Annie Palmer Braderlck Orphans’ Court Gourt Sill Ann KR. Stall Margaries F. Devitt Rachel Font

Local notices and fares plus hospital guild meeting

A 1907 Frederick Maryland micro-item lists a cowpatearé tailor Alonzo Ely at 12 North Market Street selling watermelons at low prices. Marino Bros on South Market advertise a carload sale. The Frederick City Hospital Guild will meet Friday at 9:30 AM. Also railway fare details for Pan-Mar via Jefferson and Hagerstown, and a public notice disavowing debts unless signed. Sale items include iron girders and other hardware from Dott Brothers. Funeral directors listed with contact.

Marino Bros

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