CAPT H C NAILL DEAD Held Several Posts Here and Baltimore
Captain Henry Clay Nail longtime Maryland politician and later Baltimore School Board member died of heat prostration at his Baltimore home aged 50. He served as provost marshal in Frederick County during the Civil War and was a Republican leader in Maryland politics. He helped charter the Maryland School for the Deaf and later held posts including port surveyor and water rents collector. He acted as a stump speaker for Presidents Lincoln Grant Garfield Arthur and McKinley. Funeral plans set at his home with burial in New Windsor Presbyterian Churchyard.
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Henry Clay Nail
United States
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Elizabeth Ward
Jacob J. Nail
Frederick County
St. John’s College
Potomac River
Washington
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Maister
State Central
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Nail
Crete
Margaret Naill
Camden
NX. J
Iss Margaret Naill
Henry Clay Nail, Jr
Freehold
Messrs
John Nail
Staunton
Theodore FL Naill
I Bossville
Kas
Jacob B L. Nail
Waterville
Carroll County
Elizabeth Baile
Medford
Carrol County
Henry Branch
New Windsor Tomorow
Presbyterian Church
Traveling Secretaries to Aid Boy Scout Movement
The Boy Scouts of America plans to deploy five traveling secretaries across the country in the fall. They will supervise local councils, study scout activities, strengthen communities through faith-forward outreach, instruct Scout Masters, and outline tasks for boys. The initiative aims to expand supervision of councils and scout work nationwide.
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Scout
National Council
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National Court of Honor
England
West
John Sherman Fo3t
Mortimer L Scriff
D. Averet Masey
August Belmont
Geof Pratt
Charles D. Stickney
Jay Phipps
William Sloan
H. Rogers Winthrop
Manassas Hosts Fiftyth Bull Run Battle Anniversary
Washington reports the Manassas Va celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Bull Run battle. Veterans from both sides walked the historic field arm in arm. President Taft spoke on international peace progress as U S Cavalry from Fort Myer performed maneuvers and a mock charge. Ex Confederates and Union veterans paraded facing each other and pledged friendship beside a small Virginia flag.
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Manassas
Washington
Ture
United States Cavalry
Fort Myer
Arave
Severe thunderstorm hits Middletown barn. crops, stock lost
A pair of storms drenched Frederick County with rain and heat relief before noon. Lightning struck the Holter farm barn near Middletown at 11:45, destroying a large bank barn 114 by 159 feet and killing no animals as neighbors rescued eleven horses and a calf. About 1400 to 1600 bushels of wheat and 80 barrels of corn were burned, with harness and wagon shed damage, while several nearby towns list affected areas in a long regional notice.
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Old Sol
Yast
Freeerick
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
South Pacific States
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Valles
Ivalt
James
Walter
Georgia adopts new system amid statewide move to modern governance
Fragmented OCR text notes Georgia adopting a new von mesen vlan style government. References Atlanta and Montgomery regions, confusion about momentum and roaming sessions, unclear dates, and scattered mentions of cities and movement. No clear events or outcomes, but signals statewide reform adoption.
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von Mesen Vlan
Terps Anmementum
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Atlanta
Maron
Anais
Salle
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Montgom
Troops Home Again From Camp Warfield at Frederick
Frederick soldiers with three other companies of First, Fourth, and Fifth Regiments return to Baltimore and Frederick after ten day encampment at Camp Warfield Maryland National Guard praised as highly successful. Troop A arrives at Pikesville armory. other units dispersed to rifle range or home stations. An investigation will probe the Monocacy river battle shooting of Private Marco Hughes by Lt Harvey I Jones.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George W Squigius
E A Walton
Milton A. Reckord
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Aind
Claude
Camden
Charles A Little
Alvey
Iiagerstown
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Warfeld
Pikesville
Ridgeville
Hughes
Marco Hughes
Fifth Regiment
Monecaty River
Harvey I. Jones
Fourth Infantry
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
J. Wynne Jones
Abbott Memorial Presbyterian Church
Highlandtown
Princeton
Jones
William J. Gould, Jr
Jinghei
War on the fly and mosquito campaigns urged by Pennsylvan ia health chief
Pennsylvania Health Commissioner Dr Samuel G Dixon outlines campaigns against the fly and the mosquito in three pamphlets. He warns flies breed in filth and spread disease, urges garbage containment and screens, and offers methods like fine wire gauze, pyrethrum smoke, formaldehyde mixtures, and camphor solutions. The mosquito chapter stresses malaria prevention, screening, and repellents including jimson weed saltpeter, Chinese pink, olive oil with citronella, and avoidance of bites.
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Samuel G. Dixon
Dixon
New York
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