In History July 25 Chronology of Notables
July 25 marks multiple historical deaths and events: Constantine the Great’s father Emperor Constantius dies. Henry Knox born in Worcester becomes Washington’s secretary of war. Louis Bonaparte dies at Leghorn. Samuel Taylor Coleridge born 1772. Major General Miles and Wesley Merritt linked to Pacific and Philippine campaigns. 1904 Russian navy actions near China. Knight Commander steamer incident near Japan. scattered notes on various figures and places.
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Constantine Chiotus
Constantine the Great
Henry Knox
Washington
Hoxton
Baron ‘Trench
Purlitt—Saumuel
Taylor Coleridge
Erie
Report Irregularity in Receipt of Pavers Noted
Subscribers are asked to promptly report to The News any irregularities in the delivery or receipt of pavers. The notice urges quick communication to ensure proper handling and delivery records.
The Weekly News Promises Largest Circulation and Advertiser Benefits
The Weekly News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and special tea taxes. It boasts the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county, unmatched as an advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by 11 PM that day.
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Werkly News
Frederick City
WrecLy
Brief Bits From The City In Early Reports
Mrs George Wallace of East Third Street suffered facial scalds when hot grease splashed during kitchen mishap. Camp 17 P O 8 will initiate a large candidate class at a Stites meeting tomorrow night with visitors from Doubs Woodsboro and other camps in the county. Joseph Hershberger, working at Mr John Hershberger’s confectionery on North Market Street, caused escaping gas to ignite, singeing his tail and eyelashes with no further damage reported.
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George Wallace
East Third Street
Doubs
Woodsboro
Joseph Hershberger
Mrr
John Hershbarger
North Market Strait
Social World Surprise Party at Adamstowns
A surprise party was held at Mr and Mrs Frederick M Koogile's home in Adamstowns on July 18 for Mrs Koogle's birthday. Many guests attended and the evening was enjoyable with cake candies watermelons root beer lemonade and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Koogile
Adamstowns
O'Conner
E. 0. Archener
George Belsanger
Washington
Hannah Gurgensen
Mise Jones
Frederick Schimmell
Patrick Street
In the Law's Grip Fined for Disorder
Harry Kendrick was arrested by Officer Hobbs on disorderly conduct charges. Before Justice O. H. Hoketeln he paid a $1 fine. Local Market quotas list corn at 2.55 per barrel, wheat at 16 per bushel, with various prices for damaged and improved grains.
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Harry Kndpple
Hobbs
O. H. Hoketeln
Rhe Looal Mart
G. Waring
Speculation on Wabash Route Through Frederick Near Middletown
A mystery surveying corps near Frederick is probing lines parallel to the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad toward Catootin Mountain. Rumors say the Wabash Railroad plans a line from Williamsport and Hagerstown to Frederick or Baltimore, with through trains likely via Frederick and Western Maryland for local traffic.
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Frederick
Middletown
S. L. Dodge
Sdiddietown
Wabash Railroad
Soush Mountain
Catootin Mountain
Washington County
Ling
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Walle
Wabash
Washington
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Westminster
South
Catoctin Mountains
Blue Ridge Mountains
Western Maryland
Spelling Bees Considered to Correct City Pupils
Allentown board proposes restoring old fashion spelling bees to fix poor orthography in city schools. A board member voices frustration that students know science facts but misspell common words like accepted, noting spelling is vital for future work.
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Allentown
Board of Control
Aaid
Spall
Venus
Earth
Saturn
Secret Order Picnic at Wolfaville Grove
Secret Order lodges from Catootin and Wolfaville plan a union picnic at J H Maugan’s grove on the Smithsburg road one mile from Wolfavilla on Saturday July 29. Three lodges five tribes and two Junior Order councils invited. Breakers from Frederick Hagerstown and Baltimore attend plus two bands, including two bands of Indians in native dress bearing rudimentary warfare tools.
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South Mountain Logde
Catootin
C. F
Red Men
Wolfaville
J. H. Maugan
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Successful Gardener Braddock Famed For Abundance Plums
J Alen Grombine, noted Braddock gardener and fruit grower, brought a box of Abundance plums to The News. His operation is described as up to date and energetic with a strong local reputation for fine, early crops. He also supplied the season's first Frederick County sugar core to market. First drill of Company A M N G held last night in Independent Hall, satisfactory. Fabian Posey named quarter master sergeant. raiders prepared for full equipment and uniforms planned for Wednesday nights.
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J.alen Grombine
Braddock
Mr. Grombine
Mr. Gromblue
Frederick County
M.N. G
Independent Hall
Fabian Posey
New Firm Formed by Keller Wel Fer and Stanp in Osatle
Messrs John F. Keller Otho J. Wel Fer and Wm E Stanp form a co partnership. They will occupy the room in the Osatle building on October 1, previously used by C H Oline. The new firm will conduct a tailoring and gents furnishing business.
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Messre
John F. Keller
Otho J. Welfer
Wm. E. Stanp
Osatle
C. H. Oline
Furaoishing
Foundation Gives Way At Hersperger Building
A section of the foundation wall of the Hersperger building on West Second street, now owned by Elke's Club, gave way yesterday after noon. The falling wall portion damaged little and the rest was promptly shored up to avert further danger.
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Hersperger
West Second Street
Elke’ Club
Commission Named for Frederick County Official
The commission of Rev. Isaac M Motter, a Freder ick county commissioner, to fill the unexpired term of the late Samuel Darrow, was received at the courthouse this morning.
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Isaac M. Motter
Frederick County
Samuel Darrow
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Social Scene
Romances and visits fill the column as residents travel between Baltimore and Frederick. Mr. Cliyton O. Keedy is out of town on business while Misa Irene Lindasy spends a week at her Baltimore home. Several locals, from Jobo O. Hildt to Mrs. Nora Hill, visit relatives, attend gatherings, or relocate briefly, with Hoffman and Buckey families among those hosting or traveling.
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Cliyton O. Keedy
Misa Irene Lindasy
Baltimore
Hamilton Lindsay
Frederick
Jobo O. Hildt
Howard Shade
Southetree
Ijamaville
Helen Jemison
Nse
Munuts
Washington
Randolph Martz
Waterford
George F. Hane
Harmony Grove
Mies Jennie Rickerd
Hagerstown
Wm. Ricckerd
East South Straet
Misa Edna Needy
J. W. Etracofe
John D. Rent
Gonnelleville
Wm. Rhoderick
North Market Streat
Charles E. Haller
Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Wm. D. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Urbana
Marvin Himmeil
West South Street
Cumberland
Frank Osburn
Sewickley
W. W. Osburn
Hotel
Braddock
Daniel W. Steiner
Mises Lou
Clara Steiner
West Third
East
Hageratown
William A. Buckey
Parante
G. Jacob Buckey
Sallis McKawen
Charles T. K. Young
O. Ausherman
New York
Africa
J. W. Kiracoff
Misa Oeocelia E. Pearre
Howard County
Mise Maude Hanichen
Misa Edmonia House
Virginia
Percy All
J. H. Nizer
Luther B. Feete
Beulah
George D. Behne
Frank Gilbert
Frederick College
Gilbert & Co
Gilbert
Walkersville
Thia County
Accused of Assault Held on $83 000 Bail
James Hopkins a Brewery Alley resident and rag dealer is charged with felonious assault on 13 year old Annte Butler at his home. Neighbors witnessed the alleged act. Sheriff and deputies arrested Hopkins who was committed to jail in default of $3 000 bail.
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Bator
Brewery Alley
James Hopkins
Safanis
Annte Butler
Rachael Butler
Hell
Hopkins
Hopkina
Aants Smith
Sasme
Smith
Young
Grimes
Justice Hoketelo
Blind student for ministry chosen by Baltimore Presbytery
James Garey Walker, blind since childhood, was brought under the care of the Baltimore Presbytery after an oral examination on motives and religious experience. He plans to enter Union Theological Seminary in Richmond this fall and has studied under Rev. Mr. McAlpin.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Charles Sed Stratoga Streets
Baltimore
Presbytery of
Wsfe
James Garey Walker
Walker la
J. W. Walker
Linden Avenue
Maryland School For the Blind
Heiss
Babcuck Memorial Church
Carl Wadeworth Scovel
Theological Seminary
Soovel
Central
Ow York
Walker
McAlpin
Committee On Education
J. Wynne Jones
Soting Chrishmoan
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Bal- Elmore
Local Bank Officers and Community Notices Amid Advertisements
The page lists bank officers including J D Baker, Wm Baker, H D Baker, W Zimmerman, S G Duvall, and D H Hanger, with capital and surplus figures. It blends credit notices with local business ads for gas ranges, consumer goods, rail excursion specials to Niagara Falls and Baltimore, and a July 30 excursion. Additional items cover dining parlor promotions, gas ranges, and household appliances, plus ads for groceries and summer goods.
New Lodge Institute Planned by Mountain City Lodge
About 65 members of Mountain City Lodge, Knights of Pythias, depart Frederick at 4 pm for Keedysville Washington county to establish a new lodge. The 80 new members will inaugurate under Grand Chancellor Reno Harp with the Mountain City degree team performing. Delegations from Hagerstown Williamsport Sharpsburg and Keep Tryst join. leaders from Baltimore also travel.
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Mountain City Lodge
Eknighte of
Pythias
Frederick
Keedysville
Washington County
Boonsboro
Keedynville
Reno
Harp
Mountain City
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Sharpsburg
Will of Peter Schluckbier probate in Orphans' Court
The will of Peter Schluckbier of Sams Cresk filed for probate in the Orphans Court this morning. After debts are paid he leaves $10 to son Robert B. Lee Schlackpier. misc household articles and annual payments to Eliza Virginia Schlvokbler. two bedstands to Mary Smith. $25 to David E. Stem. and to George Peter Smith with interest. If minor at death, shares split among Geo Peter Schinokbier, Eliza Virginia Schinuokbier, and Mary Smith. Executors empowered to sell remaining real estate and personal property with proceeds split among named children. Executrix Eliza Virginis Schleakhhter and executor David E. Olera named.
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Peter Schluckbier
Sams Cresk
Orphans’ Court
Robert B.lee Schlackpier
Illinois
Eliza Virginia Schlvokbler
Mary Smith
James Smith
Carrall County
David E. Stem
George Peter Smith
Geo
Peter Schinokbier
Eliza Virginia Schinuokbier
Eliza Virginis Schleakhhter
David E. Olera
Light Globs Smashed by Horse Collision on Market Street
A horse trotting down Market Street collided with a pro light globe at Third Street, smashing the globe. Broken glass struck Master Lewis Sichelberger in the head and neck, causing a single stitch wound. Dr. J O Hendrix dressed the wound.
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Market
Lewis Sichelberger
A J Efobelberger
J. O. Hendrix
Multiple Maryland notices and incidents reported
A roundup of local deaths, crimes, weather, and incidents across Maryland. Notable items include T. Frank Snow's death near Cambridge at 52, Lizzie Lamotte's death in Carroll County at 91, Grove J. Shipley's barn destroyed by lightning in Carroll County, divers recovered bodies from a drowning near Havre de Grace, a peaceful Democratic primary in Calvert County, July 31 convention in Prince Fredericktown, and August primary date changes in Anne Arundel. Elmer Hyneon, escaped prisoner, recaptured in Delaware for arson in Snake Neck. Cumberland pulp mill sale to Standard Wood Fiber Plaster Co. identified Willard Landon Lowry near Laurel. Rev. Alexander O. Haverstick resigns to become archdeacon in Fort Warfield, Maine. Martha Kemp bitten by a dog in Hrabock, face scar. expected recovery.
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Evenue
T. Frank Snow
Cambridge
Lizzie Lamotte
Carroll County
Grove J. Shipley
Havre de Grace
Calvert County
Prince Fredericktown
Democratic Party
Anne Arundel
Elmer Hyneon
Chestertown
Delaware
Pannsylvania Capitalisks
Baltimore and Ohio
Laurel
Willard Landon Lowry
Trilby
Northumberland
County
Alexander O. Haverstick
St John's
Fraestburg
Fort Warfield
Mains
Maine
Regular Tuesday Night Dance at Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights hosts a Tuesday night dance with photography tonight. Cars depart from the square corner at 7 80, 8, 8 50 and 10 o'clock.
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Braddock Heights
Square Corner
Lutherans Reunion Excursion By Special Train To Pen Mar
Special through coaches run by Pennsylvania Railroad to Pen Mar for Lutheran Church Reunion on July 37. Departure from Frederick 7.19 am Walkersville 7.51 am Woodsboro 7.40 am. returns to Frederick at 6.15 pm via Woodsboro and Walkersville. Excursion tickets sold July 27 from Frederick 25c, Walkersville 1 05, Woodsboro 90c.
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Niagara Fale
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Mingars Falla
Polate
Mt. Airy
Theketa
Lehigh Valley
BR. R
Niagara
Rogheeter
Thousand Islands
Battalo
Hochester Junction
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glan
Glen Sammis Springs
Mauch Obunk
Soaquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Pen- Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Pen Mar
Walkeravilla
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
F. M
Maryland
L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Beagle
Island Park
Mountain Assembly Patut
Lutheran Renalon
P.M. Bader
O. O. Keedy
G. B. Harrington
John Baumgardner
Ystown
M.P
Ritohis ‘Lok
Bright I
CAED
Misa Leonora Miller
Patrick Berest
Mins Annie M. Lamer
Lebanon
Frank Suman
South Market Street
Mountain Assembly
Miaes Itischie
Te & News
Beto
Hue
Citizens’ National Bank
NAT
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
BAKER
H.D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmermanne
Samuel G. Duvall
Carhler
John Hendrickson
Rye
Telephone
Unil
Hkc
Madras Club
Jane Jag.McBureau
D.E. Keraeven
Gro
Wm. Smith
J.D. Bauer
Janer Jxo
C.morrer
D. H. Hanger
Jonny
RA Masors
Tupe
A. Babes
OG. M. Thoman, Ww. G. Bauer
Danie. Baar R
Cambria
Night Peatly
P.B
Nehhg & Miller
Winnig & Miller's
Bourette Madras
Oxfords
Neidig & Miller
Frederick Gas & Hugo, Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ospital
Monumental City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Order of Eagles
Baltimore & Onio Railroad
Osiloon B &O RR
Caeh
Tax
George
Rodock
ERX
Ricio Isy
Great Emory
Rodooe
Thos. P. Rice
Jphomas P
East Fourth Street
Anguet
O.L
Cor
Wo H. BE
Peterman
Franklin Street
Ftral
Kefauver
Church Street
Média
Belant & Knott
Proce Diing&r
A. J. Eichelberger
N.W
Market and Third Str
Ana
Asshawly
Jem Cards
Cecil & Gorman, & Weert
Patrick Sh
THE
News Job Printing Department
Sappington
Ummer Goods
Notiog
City Hall
Keights
Meedysville
News OF the
Misa Martha Kemp
Robert A. Kemp
M. Allen G. Webster
Hraddock
Mostey & Bro
Patrick
Carmel Bazar
Harper’s Ferry
Buckeystown M. P
Yellow Springs
Farntah Mueto
Singer
Meederick
Ostroll Manor Woods
Buckeyatown
Danolog
Frederick Lateet
W. G. Joussox
Viaitora
Edw. James
W. Patrick St
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