July 25 In History Highlights and Biographical Notes
The item chronicles historical events on July 25, including births and deaths of figures such as Henry Knox and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and notes eras like the 1814 Lundy’s Lane battle. It also lists military movements in Porto Rico, Manila, and U.S. trade actions under President McKinley, 全.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Miles
Porto Rico
Wesley Merritt
Philippines
Manila
T. M. Andersén
McKinley
United States
New Adverts and Bargains Across Town Tonight
Old newspaper classified snippet lists items and deals including wood lot for sale, dances tonight, free soup, silk sale, milk company names, and local businesses like Neidig Miller and Doll Bros. Prominent terms hint at promotions and price cuts with generic shop names and scattered brand mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AtOost
Honest Ios
Zitel
Keep Posted Taz Daily News Mail Offer
Readers on summer vacation can receive the Taz Daily News by mail. Leave name and address at the business office. Rate is 10 cents a week or 30 cents a month to any U S or Canada address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Daily News
U. S
Canada
County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and News
Mt. Pleasant guest lists include Misa Nellie Cramer and Mavourneen Walliams with many town visits from Bartholow's and Gaither's. Petersville reports injuries, typhoid illness, a chapel festival success, and a large picnic plan. Lander notes visitors from Bancock and Virginia, plus a runaway horse injury and a severe weekend storm.
Cruelty to Horse Leads to Jail Term and Fines
James Ryan and Samuel Lee, both colored, were arrested for cruelty to animals after Lee struck Dr. McConnell's horse with a fishing rod, wounding it badly. Justice Smith found Lee guilty and fined $10, plus 50 days in jail in default. Ryan was released. John Wood defended Ryan, Major E. Goldsborough represented the animal society. A separate arrest, John Braxton, jailed on bail jumping and carrying a concealed razor, followed by magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Samuel Lee
Staub
Justice Smith
Lee
Ryan
Bentz Street
McConnell
John Wood
Major E. Y. Goldsborough
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
John Braxton
Holbruuer
Montgomery County
Braxton
Smith
Keiser-Salter wedding at Grace Reformed Church
A pretty home wedding occurred at eight o'clock last night at the West Church altar as Miss Mary Rebecca Salter married Mr. Richard Stanley Keyser with Rev. E L McLean officiating. Maid of honor Miss May Hagan and best man Olford Keyser attended, with decorations featuring flowers and ferns and a reception in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hagan
Keyser
Work of Death Prominent Barns ville Notices
Notices report the deaths of two infant and adult colored residents near Bartonsville and Monterne Hospital. William Contee aged 2 months died of apalms at home. Aura Bild Laura Hill died of dropay at Monterne Hospital aged about 35. Funeral services and interments were held at Bartonsville and Mt. Olivet cemetery with A. T. Rice & Son funeral directors. Baseball results feature Bentztown boys and Red Birds with Red Birds winning 13 to 0. upcoming games listed. St Mary's Catholic church of Barnesville held a large annual picnic in a forest grove with around 8,000 attendees. Father McDonisid oversaw arrangements with parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Samuel
Mary Contee
Bartonsville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Barnesville
Montgomery County
McDonsid
Oyster Bay President charms reporter during menagerie visit
A Frederick-born journalist Miss O visits Oyster Bay gate for an interview about the President’s menagerie. Denied entry by policy, she meets the President who shares Macaulay notes, chats politely, offers refreshments, and invites her back, declaring the visit profitable and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cltisen
Fredérick
Indy
Audo
Oyster Bay
Miss O
New York
Miss C
Macaulay
Hal
Miss
Aod
Monsgerie
Oyater Bay
Free Scholarships Won by Young Ladies in County Exams
County Examiner Ephraim J. Boblitz reports results from recent teachers certificates and scholarships exams. Scholarships to the State Normal School go to Agnew G Kimmel Lena Davis and Marie Lewis. Western Maryland scholarship awarded to Graci Thomas. Lists show first and second grade passers with numerous applicant numbers. two aged 44 and 64 ineligible. White first grade total 40. second grade 96. colored applicants 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Boblitz
Bohoo
Agnew G. Kimmel
New London
Lena Davis
Hyattstown
Marie Lewis
Kemptown
Maryland
Graci Thomas
Buckeyatown
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Area Visits
A string of short notices lists Arthur English of New York Virginia Grayson of Leesburg Charles Sifford and the Sifford couple from Washington at Frederick visits Park Hotel stays by B S McBride and Bird Etchelberger in Frederick and Baltimore guests at local homes G G Norman and daughter Mary of Washington at Valley View Cottage Albert Gilsop returns from Atlantic City visits by William Markell of Charleston and Mrs J H Strider with Mrs Mary Jones of Jefferson County visiting A J De Lash mutt Edward S Eichelberger and children return from Wooster Mass after visiting relatives Temperance Day at Mount Airy marks annual grand temperance demonstration at Wildwood Park with addresses by Rev John H Jimes and speakers Burdette Hoenabel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur English
New York
Frederick
Misa Virginia Grayson
West Third Afresk
Leesburg
Charles Sifford
Washington
Cott’k. Young
the Park Hotel
F. McBride
Wm. Deater
West Patrick Strait
Bird Etchelberger
Baltimore
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Court Square
G. E. Norman
Mary
Valley View Cottage
Braddock
Albert Gilsop
West Church Street
Atlantic City
William Markell
Charleston
W. Va
Caroline Markell
West Patrick Sirens
J. H. Strider
Mary Jones
Jefferson County
A. J. DeLashmutt
Dual Grand Lodge
Independent Order Good Templars
Mount Airy
Wildwood Park
Howard County
John H. Jimes
Mount Lebanon Methodist Church
Reva
Various Maryland Local Notices From July Across Several Cities
A compilation of short notices reports events in Centreville Annapolis Cumberland Hancock Davis and surrounding areas. Died Elizabeth Dean age over 80 in Centreville on July 23. Annapolis residents discuss building a public hall and theater. Cecil County Circuit Court orders recounts in Fifth and Eighth district ballots. Edward Unger of Davis West Virginia struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at Hancock July 23. Tristate Medical Association met in Cumberland with readings and officer elections. Elmer Wright Cumberland crushed to death at Torre Alta by a train. A seven-year-old son of Annia Keinhoer Cumberland drowned after inflated wings collapsed. William A. Gorman’s body found in the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal from a diary. An aunt resides in Baltimore and Easter in Connecticut noted. A $1,000,000 mortgage by American Packers’ Association Delaware to Real Estate Trust Company Philadelphia filed in Somerset County records. Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway Company negotiating for purchase of Annapolis Washington and Baltimore railroad to use tracks to Odenton. David Sharer, 30, injured at Middleburg Washington County when belt-winding accident mangled leg. Governor Smith directs not pros to be entered in cases against State Senator William Applegarth Dorchester indicted for selling liquor and embracery. Lee Brooke Oakland barber arrested for bigamy. two marriages cited: to Mrs Nellie B. Brooke in 1896 and to Maggie May Reisner in 1901. held on $500 bail for September court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dean
Centreville
Annapolisan
Cecil
Edward Unger
Davis
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Hancock Station
Tristate Medical Association
Cumberland
Elmer Wright
Torre Alta
Annia Keinhoer
Gumberland
Potomac River
William A. Gorman
Chesapeake and Delaware Qanal
Baltimore
Connecticut
American Packers’ Association
Maz
Odenton
Annapolis
David Sharer
C. N. Binkley & Co
Middleburg
Washington County
Smith
William &. Applegarth
Dorchester County
Lee Brooke
Oakland
Nellie B. Brooke
McKeesport
Brooks
Maggie May Reisner
Runaway Horse Stopped Before Damage In Town
Frank J. Schroeder reported his horse ran away yesterday but was halted before any serious harm. The TUDAWAY occurred when a tree struck the horse’s leg. At the car barn the wagon tilted. two boys fell from the wagon but sustained no serious injuries. Jacob Schmidt leaped from Patrick Market corner and halted the frightened animal. The wagon suffered slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Schroeder
Jacob Schmidt
Patrick and
Market Streets
Beautiful Flowers Display At South Market Window
Charles L. Brangle shows a night blooming cereus with many magnificent blooms in her parlor window on South Market Street. The display attracts numerous observant passersby and admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afra
Charles L. Brangle
South Market Street
Drocal Mart Market Quotations Report
The Eastern Milling and Export Company publishes today’s marked quotations: corn shelled 65 cents per bushel, No. 2 rod wheat 41 cents, steamer 67 cents per bushel, with per barrel 3.15 dollars and July wheat bid at 71 cents. Bay price is 13 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Comppany
Picnics Tomorrow Across Several Churches
Sunday schools and United Brethren churches in Feagaville Mt. Vernon Daysvills Mangh s Myersville plan picnics for tomorrow, inviting members and neighbors to join community gatherings with food and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville
Mt. Vernon
United Brethren Ap Daysvills
Mangh’s Church
United Brethren
Myersville
Bait Shipment to White House Described in Memo
A message states that Mr James E Selt sent one hundred fine catfish to the White House this morning. The fish are intended as base bait and measure about four inches in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
James E. Selt
Ots
Saloon Changes Hands in Middletown Market
Harry P. Main of Middletown has bought the saloon on Market Street known as Seya's Place from Same O. Titlow. The new ownership will rename the business Harry's Pises and continue operations at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Main
Middletown
Wanted to Enter the Navy
Charles Roberts an 18 year old city youth applied at the Baltimore City Charities office for transportation to Philadelphia to enter the United States Navy. He left home seeking enlistment, visited the army recruiting station in Baltimore where he was advised to go to Philadelphia. Secretary Grasty refused transportation but gave a letter of recommendation to obtain work to earn money to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Charrles Roberts
City Charities
Baltimore
Philadelphia
United States Navy
Army
Phil Solsiphis
Grasty
Girl 7 is found dead in Germantown home
Mary Handy aged 7 daughter of John Bandy of Germantown Montgomery County was found dead at John Moore's home near Clerkeburg where she was staying. Coroner Dreenburg urged an inquest. Autopsy revealed a head blow rupturing the brain. Jury led by foreman R. J. Green found death from the blow, but could not decide if accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Handy
John Bandy
Germantown
Montgomery County
John Moore
Clerkeburg
Dreenburg
R. J. Green
Funeral for Elias Zimmerman Held at Isla Home
Elias Zimmerman's funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at his Isla home near Fesgaville with Rev. Luther Exhlman officiating. A large number attended. grandsons Barry Linwood Frank and George Zimmerman plus Henry and Philip Outler served as pallbearers. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. A.T. Rice & Sons directed the services. Later, a local baseball game on West Seventh Street featured Bradley Strawsberger and Barns as the fat men's battery against Barry Miler and Jessa Lipscomb for the Jean men, the 500 pound battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Zimmerman
Isla
Fesgaville
Luther Exhlman
Barry
Linwood
Frank
George Zimmerman
Henry
Philip Outler
Mt. Olivet
A.T. Rice & Sons
Fat Men
Jean Men
West Seventh Street
Bradley Strawsberger
Barns
Barry Miler
Jessa Lipscomb
Iean
Boxing Contest at Athletic Park July 30
A boxing contest will be held at Athletic Park on July 30 between Richard Potts colored champion of Frederick Sonny and Walter Dona win champion of Montgomery County. The bout is scheduled for 20 rounds and decided on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
I Richard Potts
Borer
Frederick Sonny
Walter
Donawin
Montgomery County
Bear Down Club Picnic At Brad Dock Heights
Bear Down Ginb hosts picnic on Brad Dock Heights with a large crowd enjoying dancing and breezes atop the mountain. Also notes sale tomorrow by Charles B Font at 53 West South Street of household furniture for Mrs Amands Staley. Pension of 10 per month granted to Martin L Fogle of Double Pipe Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Down Club
Bear Down
Ginb
Braddock Heights
Charles B. Font
Woodancer
Will Gail
West South Street
Martin L. Fogle
Double Pipe Creek
Lutherans Hold Sixteenth Maryland Reunion at Pon Mar
The sixteenth annual Lutheran reunion for Maryland and nearby regions gathered yesterday at Pon Mar, drawing an estimated 8,000 the largest in years. The event featured Prof. John Ziegler’s Pan-Mar Orchestra, a 130 BR start, and music from Obriet Lutheran Choir of York. Reverends G W Enders and G W Miller led readings, greetings, and sermons, with multiple addresses on Lutheran missions and unity, and officers elected for the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginias
District of Columbia
Pon Mar
John Ziegler
Bavea
Tabernacle
BR. m
G. W. Endera
York
Obriet Lutheran Church
William W. Frey
Michael Huster
Grnent Breagel
Cornellat
J. L Kistler
Hartwick Theological Seminary
New York
Luther
Georges W. Miller
Second Lutheran Church
Lombard Street
Baltimore
George Schell
Board of Foreign Missions
General Lutheran Synod
J. McDowall
Pittaburg
Home Mission Board
Pittsburg
H. L. Yarger
Atchison, Kan
Board of Church Extension
General Synod
America
H Lomanning
Chambersburg
G. W. Baodere
York, Pa
George 0 Henry
Shippingburg
H. H. Leisenring
Chambarsburg
John L .Bible
Hagerstown
William Gardner
Harrieburg
P. Hi. Miller
Westminster
Charles 8. Tromp
Martinsburg
Local Dance and Vendor Notices in Frederick
Regular Friday Night Dance features Miss Mary Norris with a fancy dancing exhibition at 1 Washington DC. Evening schedule lists 6 20 7 780 8 30 8 and 10 oclock. Saturday offers free crab soup with beer at Harrys Place formerly Sam's Place Market Space. Vendors advertise groceries, dresses, corsets, and a steel edge dust pan. Excursion to Washington and Baltimore offered by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sunday July 27 returning the same day with fares 1.00 to Washington and 1.95 to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Norris
Washington, D. C
Harry's Place
Sam's Place
Market Space
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio B. A
Indian craft baskets and practical storage items
Local shop lists an array of baskets including sewing waste paper and photo baskets plus hampers and card baskets. Real estate loans insurance and highest cash prices paid for bonds stocks mortgages notes estates are advertised with rate calls for Fidelity Bond.
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the Daily News
Rsboa
Wasursavon
Taxarwa
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Sments
Geo. F. Thomas
Docas & Co
J. H. Zimmerman
H. K. Peterman
Moser
Ida Rinehart
Monrovia
John Molesworth
Samuel Mussetter
3. D. Summers
Nelson
Wm. Haines
James Ganley
Boyd's
Mrs. Haines
Olive Wolfe
Mamye Younge
Bolivar
Nelia Smith
Imogene England
Migges
Adaon
Pon-Mar
Thoreday Iast
Petersville
William Roelke
David Roelke
Reformed Chapel
Lawrence Roelke
Bess Delander
Mary Kiona
Bennett
George
Lovetts Hills Reformed Church
Patersville
Oakland Grove
Lander
Rena Brubaker
Bancock
Mirs
Abraham Brucker
Charles Wright
Virginia
Mercier
E. 0. Wright
Edward Rhoderick
Bronck
Wm. Jeams
McGahs
Howard Fawlay
David Fry
Leslie Brandenburg
David Sender
Devos
MPA PE Warehives
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Major
Goldeborough
Bentztown Boys
Red Birds
Tod
Bear
Habn
Sponseller
Rhoebos
Ice Factory
Bentztown Wild Oat
Sunflowers
Kime
Steward
Chew
Davail
Oystee Bay
Girl Reporter
Ephraim J. Boblitz
Edward S. Eichelberger
Gourt Square
Wooster
Mass
Fenersls
Aooliey
Independent
Drum Corpa
Grace Reformed
Mary Jans
Outtog
S.J. Guava
Gladhill
Allen G. Quran & Co
S. J. Gladhill
New Yorke
N. RB
D. Mantz
Faxxin S. Hunts
Frederick, Md
Allen G. Qerix & Co
Oceanabe
Tiffany
Caliat Stieff
N. Market Street
Onas
M. Shimrr
Per G. L. R
John Hendrickson
Tain
GARE
Tory Hendriockson
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Glaser
Fabrion
Bet
Talon
Oblid
Hosa
Weldig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Clinton
E. Main
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
P. Baskets
Cois
Isanogle & Wagamag
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Jrefrigerators
Bats Money
F. B. Sappingtor's
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Marent Street
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P.rice
East Fourth Stree
Willard
Keller
Patrick Bireet
A. H. B. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Tn Frederick
Shawily
Joseph W. Gaver
Ofice
Aes Ee Thaence
Dsdawis Ee Wet
Edwin Devilbiss
Amos Urner
Devilbiss & Ures
Doll & Altaugh Eriiding
Frederick, Méschidawly
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Noah E. Cramer
Oan
Cramer
Joan
Nes
Fillace
Mborbar
Wachtel
Bulding
Mt Tadler
Lota
Patrick
Moles
Orth
Woodbine
Patrick St
Mobler
Novitiate
Rasond St
Roderss
Acraa
Woodsboro
Attess
Johnsvalle
D P Gres
Aviust
Wis
Toms
aweRing
East Sesoud
Sony Waaaxt
Dan News
Root Coho
Ant Pak
Reseda
Hamburg
A. T. Hioe
BONS
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