Locals Abroad and Visiting Relations on Atlantic City Run
List of residents and visitors including Markey and Smith on Atlantic City trips to Virginia or Sandy Hook, plus others at Ocean City and Frederick. Mentions George Shaffer, William Je, Pan-American Exposition attendees, and brief notes on daily social movements and a humorous Breif Bits column about dog days and hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Marstreet
Antic City
J. A. Williamson
Court Street
Iquier County
A. D
Winebrewer, Jr
Chilin
Court Square
Sandy Hook
Lias Anos Gillan
Emmitsburg
John Yinger
Market Street
Harry C. Cole
Washington, DC
Cola
Maggie Harvey
Washington, D
Charles Baumoiner
J. Jesse Claggett
Motter’s Stal
Frederick
L. Victor Baughman
Capely
David S. Rice
Cilin
East Fourth Street
Atlantic City
Essie
George Shaffer
William Je
Rocky Springs
Harry Ebert
F. W. Stanborth
Baltimore
P. H. O. Birely
Elsie Birely
East Second Street
Iss Elizabeth Herr
York
Linganore Hille Inn
J. Ralph Young
Washington, Ri
Ding
John R. Young
North Market Ab
Letters From The People Admire Woodsboro Cornet Band
A reader praises the Woodsboro and vicinity based Woodsboro Cornet Band after a July 20 performance. The letter calls the band a fine organization and commends its young, cultured members and their difficult repertoire. It emphasizes local support for musical talent in Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Congress May Act On Schley Sampson Controversy
Senator McComas arrives in Baltimore and weighs a possible congressional inquiry into Admiral Schley and Admiral Sampson. Representative Mudd asks Long to discharge Maclay and seeks a full congressional investigation into the matter, citing naval service rules and misrepresentation claims. Also reports defense of Schley’s actions at Santiago and notes a Baltimore United Brethren camp meeting setup and a local testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComas
Baltimore
Northwest
Schley-Sampson
Schley
Pamphlisteer
Congress
Friends
Sampson
Mudd
Maclay
Representative Mudd
Long
Edgar S. Maclay
United States Naval Service
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Navy Yard
Bedley
Santiago
Santiago Harbor
Brooklyn
Havana
Cienfuegos
Georgetown Names Rev Jerome Daugherty New President
Rev Jerome Daugherty, graduate of the Local Novitiate, has taken charge as Georgetown University president succeeding Rev J D Whitney. Born in Baltimore in 1849, Daugherty has held multiple Jesuit posts including Georgetown vice president and Worcester College instructor before his July 11 appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Daugherty
Georgetown University
J. D. Whitney
Boston College
Father Daugherty
Rome
United States
Augusta
Baltimore
Loyola College
Jeani
Order of the Society of Jesus
Frederick House
Georgetown
St. Francis Xavier College
New York
Gonzaga College
Worcester College
New York College of the Order
Transfers of Real Estate and Local Notices in Court Week
In the circuit andphans courts week ending July 24 transfers include Charles H Osler executor to Samuel M Birely 212 50 John C Motter and wife to Thomas E Dixon 326 Elvira W Dixon and Thomas E Dixon to Andrew J Brown dr 800 John L Jordan and wife to Edward L Richards and wife premises James O Hooper and wife to John P Haller 30 Braddock Heights Improvement Co to Hammond Urner 150 J Daniel Berry and wife to Georges S O Boost 340 George R Dennis Jr trusts to Dr F B Smith 1800 South Park Villa Co to Ernest Hofl enstein 900 Joseph Simms and wife to C Edward Holland 50 John R and Rachel B Mills trustees to James Pearre 11000 William H Pearre and wife to Aubrey Pearre 7424 William G Glaze and wife to Singleton G Gartrell and wife 1225 Marriage licenses Hugene M Fout and Blanche A Da Grange Frederick ack by Lightning Doering the thunderstorm of Niast Thoreday evening the house of Mr Hamilton Pearre at Unionville struck Daughter of Mr Pearre scorched by lightning Others report storms injuring none of the family Picnics Reformed Sunday school at Fair grounds M E Sunday school at Braddock Heights Lutheran reunion at Pen Mar 103 carried from Frederick 68 Fredericktonians at Y M G A picnic Island Park today</S:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and
Charles H. Osler
Samuel M. Birely
John C. Motter
Thomas E. Dixon
Elvira W. Dixon
Thomas E Dixon
Andrew J. Brown
John L. Jordan
Edward L. Richards
James O. Hooper
John P. Haller
Braddock Heights Improvement Co
Hammond Urner
J. Daniel Berry
Georges S. O. Boost
George R. Dennis, Jr
John R
Rachel B. Mills
James Pearre
William H. Pearre
Aubrey Pearre
William G. Glaze
Singleton G. Gartrell
Hugene M. Fout
Blanche A. da Grange
Frederick
Laws Grip Justice Eckstein and Local News
Frank Tasky was arrested by Officer Jones for being disorderly and jailed for 10 days by Justice Eckstein. Latra Bidel faced assault charges from Officer Simpson. the charge was dismissed and she was bound over to keep the peace. Laura Baker remains seriously injured from a horse kick at Frederick Junction. movement home may occur today. Locomotive whistle bans were ordered near Frederick Junction to ease her suffering. Local market quotes show oats at 2.50 per barrel, corn shelled 0.50 per bushel, wheat 0.68 per bushel. Mrs. Harry Baumgardner worsened. Dr L Z MacGill improving slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Frank Tasky
Officer Jones
Mias Latra Bidel
Officer Simpson
J. Edward Lutz
Miss Bidel
Sissy
Laura Baker
Frederick Junction
B. W. Hargett
Oort
Rural Free Delivery Planned for Frederick County Routes
The Post Office plans four rural free delivery routes with Frederick as a distributing point. Start date aims for mid August or early September, with routes to Thurmont Utica Lewistown Hansonville New Market Bartonsville Pearl Unionville Mt. Pleasant Liberty and possibly Yellow Springs Charlenville. Wagons depart daily with early and previous day mail. applicants for carrier positions are many. Substations may later offer money orders and registered letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posteffice
Frederick
Frederick County
A. T. George
Shrivar
Postoffice Department
Thurmont
Utica
Lewistown
Hansonville
New Market
Bartoneville
Pearl
Unionville
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Yellow Springs
Charlenville
Asven
Frederick items and events at Athletic Park and bazar
Local notices list Friday events at Athletic Park with J H Schmidt rider and 10 cent admission plus rides to Braddock Heights for Hospital Association fundraiser. Also bazar and festival July 23 25 27 1901 by Mt Carmel church with attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
J. H. Schmidt
Braddock Heights
Benefit Hospital Association
Mt. Carmel
Comnitter
Put Up in Jugs So It Is Not Affected by Light
A brief note indicates storage in jugs to protect contents from light exposure. It emphasizes keeping the material in opaque containers to preserve quality and prevent degradation.
Fout DeGrange Wed At Home Ceremony In City
Eugene M. Fout and Blanche DeGrange were married at 8 30 oclock last night at the bride’s West Patrick street home. Rev Dr Osborne Ingis of All Saints Episcopal church officiated in a ceremony before invited guests. The house was decorated and illuminated for the occasion with a reception following. The couple left this morning for an extended trip through Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fout
Funeral notes from Johneville and nearby areas
Funeral of Cornelius Bond near Johnaville drew the largest ceremony in the town, with 18 children present and Rev. McQaslin leading services. Infant William Walter Pearre was laid to rest at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, overseen by Dr. Enoch Eschbach, with W. H. B. Etchison directing. A 15 year old, Jeremiah Crittenden, is reported to be turning white with white splotches, an ongoing change noted by physicians. Unclear lineage mentions Uncle George Gordon, once Bishop Meade’s slave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Bond
Johnaville
Johneville
0. K. McQaslin
Geo. Garber
A. R. Waltz
William Walter Pearre
Albert Pearre
East Second Street
BE. R. Eschbach
J. Francis
Charles Smith
Thomas Williamson
Charles G. MacGill
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
Jeremiah Crittenden
Winchester
Qrittenden
George Gordon
Bishop Meade
Special Excursions to Pan-American Exposition by B&O Rail
Excursion tickets to Buffalo via Royal Blue Line Philadelphia Reading and Lehigh Valley routes offered at 10 dollars round trip from Wilmington Baltimore Washington and intermediate stations on July 2 11 17 26 and 30 with trains leaving Washington 7 05 am Baltimore 7 55 am Newark Del 9 20 am Wilmington 9 49 am arriving Buffalo 9 20 pm Tickets also sold from Frederick Gettys town Martinsburg Strasburg Junction and other points for day prior to dates to connect with the named train Return limited to seven days except on Black Diamond Express and Royal Limited Call on Baltimore and Ohio agents for tickets Pullman space and full information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Newark
Del
Frederick
Agerstown
Martinaborg
Strasburg Junction
Black Diamond Express
Royal Limited
Baltimore and Ohio R.A
G A R Encampment Tickets Half Fare via Baltimore & Ohio
For the 35th Annual Encampment of the G A R in Cleveland Ohio from September 10 to 14 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers a round trip fare at one fare from all points east of the Ohio River. Tickets valid on trains in September and return usable through September 15, with possible extension to October 4 if deposited by noon September 15 and a 50 cent fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Ohio River
Death and funeral notice for Sarah A Brown
Sarah A Brown, a well known colored woman, died at her East Third street home at 56. Her funeral is set for Saturday at 2 pm at Quinns church with interment at Greenmount cemetery. J S B Hartsock died in Washington on Tuesday July 23 aged 54. B Rosenour & Sons delivered new uniforms to Bakers Valley Band in Confederate grey for Band Day August 7. Baltimore Gettysburg and Westminster Electric Railroad Co purchased 100 acres near York PA for a picnic park. Amos B Haller, B&O engineer of Brunswick, applied for a patent on a headlight regulator for engines. Potomac River clearing up. fishermen expect bass soon as campers gather along the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Brown
East Third Street
Quuinn’s Church
Greenmonunt Cemetery
B. Rosenour & Sons
Baker's, Valley Band
Baltimore, Gettysburg and Westminster Electric Railroad Company
York, Pa
Potomac
Trusts Forming Arm In Nation Health Is Beyond Control
An editorial warns that increasing trust formation could mean most national assets are controlled by trusts, though health cannot be controlled. The piece extols Bostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel ailments, claiming fifty years of proven cure and also protection against malaria fever andague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostetter
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Pans
Lundy's Lane
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Italy
Sam Houston
Texas
Tennessee
Huntsville
Tex
J.B. McCullough
Chester Heights
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Porto Treo
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T. M. Anderson
Wasniaroy
Lux News
W. L. Moong
the Weather Bureau
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Riff's
Sal Sarban
Chas. H. Goetz
M. Grow
First Nat'l Bank
Citizens Nat'l. Bank
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Markey
East Patrick Street
Riss Blanche Lampe
East Fifth Het
Virginia
Albert Smith
Charles B. I. Hendrickson
Ocean Pve
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Niagara
Etters
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Senator McOmas
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Penn Grove
J. &. Grimm
Kephart and
Mills
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
A. L. Pearre
Rev
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Niast
Albaugh
Liberty Road
Reformed Sunday School
M. E
Pen-Mar
the Laws
Miss Baker
Harry Baumgardner
L. Z. MacGill
East Church Street
Rural Mail Service
Lidle
Fred
West Second Street
A. L. Rhodes
Frederick, Md
Boteter
North Market Street
Dresamakinx
Eaver
Veer Park
Deer Park
Alleghenies
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Oare Queen City
Cumberland
Jone
Garrett County
John Hendrickson
Foulard Silks
Jonr Henoziczson
Neidig & Miller
Vie & Miller
Fabrion
Aiks Ain
Clinton E. Main
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Beane Books
Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. I B. Sappington
Desser Seis
Sapwington
Hymenkal
GEO, Srodock & 9
HIG
Madras
Percale
Dimities
A. T. Ricr & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ibe Mengshuns Stesen Frederick
Frederick CO
T. BP. Rice
RICE
Fourth St. Preds Co
Ceres Sille Mills
Oerriville Mituise Co
W. F. Bonano
J Drax
Mirpurrows
F. Roland
Gann
Sandi
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Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patricest
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Atlantic Avenue
WM. Hewitt
Rthe
Jyli2m
Hovel
Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
Beach
Voorhees
Juggdim Atlantis City
N. J
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Maysodim R. J. Osborne
FyArer R. Bnook
A. N. Cramer
Leown
Earles
Foot
Frederick City
Kawst
Ss. Dutrow
Walkersville
Irs
Branceee
Wm. B. Ramsbure
Arvey R. Lease
Rosenour’s
B. Fly Heck Sr
Decidanti
D. H. E. Peterman
City Hotel
Mead
Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Market
Greorge A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
Newsrare Arehive
Tau News
Clarence
Carty
Edauard Hewes
Clarence U. Varty
Maryland
LAW Library
Lot Books
Morris
Charles P. Troxell
Peer Sale
South Market St
H.R. Lease
Jos
H. Bussard
Mrs. C. M Grow
J. S. B. Wartsock
Joseph S. B. Hartsock
Washington, D. C
Amos B. Haller
Brunswick
Ases
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