July 25 in American History Highlights
Entries recount the Battle of Lundy s Lane in Canada between British and American forces, the 1863 death of Sam Houston the Texas and Tennessee statesman, the 1909 death of Elizabeth Taylor Dandrige president Zachary Taylor’s daughter, and other naval officer obituaries. Also notes astronomical events with sunset at 7 18 p m and sunrise at 4 47 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundy’s Lane
Canada
Samo Houston
Texas
Tennessee
Huntstike
Tex
Elizabeth Taylor Dandrige
Zachary Taylor
White House
Winchester
Thomas H. Looker
James Albert Hawke
Falls 40 Feet to Ground at Sykesville
John N. Hartman, a noted slate roofer, fell about 40 feet from a building in Sykesville while at work. He was helped by fellow workers, a physician was summoned, and he was brought to Frederick for examination. Doctors found no internal injuries but suspected rib tissue damage causing breathing difficulty. He rested easier this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ON
Hartman
Sykesville
John N. Hartman
Frederick
Tyson
Camp outing at Mar-Vir brings scouts charm
Ex Judge Glenn H Worthington visited his son at Camp Mar Vir on the Potomac and rowed a camper boat to land four fine hass. Campers report happiness, sunburn, and healthy activity with canoeing swimming bathing and fishing plus reading in idle hours. They plan to stay until early next week when camp breaks and scouts return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Camp
Mar-Vir Yesterd
Glenn H. Worthington
Potomac
Pictures of Coronation Seen in Frederick
Pictures of the coronation of King George V were shown in Frederick for the first time. Those who could not travel to England can view the event’s beautiful sights at The Marvel on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The display marks Frederick’s inaugural presentation of coronation pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
England
George V
Pythians In Session Deliberate On Negro Rights And Elections
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Maryland opened the second day in Junna Tia Gis and ngarfeelack with public sessions. Rev S S Jolly urged equal rights for blacks, unity, and crime stamping, praising Grand Chancellor Watty. Officers' election previews and Cambridge as future meeting site dominated by factional contests. Grand Court met at First Baptist Church under Rosa J Richardson with expected business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Junna Tia Gis & Ngarfeelack
Wally
A. G. Bourne
Edward S. Hichelberger
Eichelberger
Order of Pythias
Jolly
Cambridge
Dolly
Watty
J. W. Townes
Joseph L. Butler
Baltimore
George A. Watty
George W. T. McMechen
Wiliam H. Layton
J. Edward Smith
Laytton
Smith
St. Michaels
L. W. Green
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Prihias
Resi
Grand Court
Rosa J. Richardson
First Baptist Church
Ice Cream and Cake Sale At Warringdale Lawn
The Evangelical Reform church ladies announce a sale on Warringdale Lawn Traddock Heights Wednesday July 24 starting at 9 40 p m featuring ice cream cake candy and fancy articles. Victor Infant Relief is advertised for the Foe of Cholera Infantum and Victor Infant Relief is also linked to its use. Amateurs for Friday nights offer cash prizes Braddock Heights Day listed with automobile livery at Frederick City Garage 121 W. Patrick St phone 471.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Evangelical Refurmed Church
Warringdale Lawn
Traddock Heights
Frederick City Garage
W. Patrick St
Capta in Nail s Funeral in Baltimore and New Windsor
Funeral services for Captain Henry Clay Nail a former prominent Republican were held at 333 St Paul street Baltimore with Rev Dr Henry Branch officiating. The body was moved to Union Station for transport to New Windsor Carroll County for final rites and interment in the Presbyterian churchyard. Pallbearers included John G Taylor Henry Juingenfelder J Stewart MacDonald John K Shaw Jr Riley Wright John W Kaufman and John Black. Captain Nail was surveyor of the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Nail
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Henry Branch
Captain Naill
Union Station
New Windsor
Carroll County
John G. Taylor
Henry Juingenfelder
J. Stewart MacDonald
John K. Shaw
Riley Wright
John W. Kaufman
John Black
Hernard C. Steiner
Humeneas Cookerly at Arple Bride John Oscar Cookerly Theresa Sharpless
John Oscar Cookerly of Philadelphia and Theresa Sharpless of Bloomsburg Pa were quietly married in the city yesterday by Elder P D Fahrney of the Church of the A. A cow belonging to C W Dorcus of Woodsboro Md was struck and killed by a train on the Northern Central Railroad this morning. The cow was in a nearby field with the herd and wandered onto the track. One coach step was broken by the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oscar Cookerly
Philadelphia
Theresa Sharpless
Bloomsburg, Pa
P. D. Fahrney
Church of the Brethren
C. W. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Northern Central Railroad
Finger Mash From Press Incident At Ox-Fibre Works
Jesse King suffered a severe finger mash when his hand was caught in a stamping press at Ox-Fibre Brush Works yesterday. The accident occurred during regular production and details about injuries or medical treatment were not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse King
Coronation Week at Frederick and local film night
Leave Frederick at 9.00 a.m. round trip tickets 33c on sale at 36 East Patrick Street. The Marvel Tonight shows The Golden Rule and A Message From the West. Broncho Bill is billed for Lux. Special for Coronation events of King George V. S Duffey to sing Come After Breakfast and Leave Before Suppertime at Braddock Heights Thursday night July 27. Also Columbia Double Disc Record and W. H. Tozer skating act July 24–29 at the Heights for mountain air entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Frederick
East Patrick St
Frederick Railroad CQ
the Marvel Tonight
Reliance
West
Nestor
Lux
King George V of
England
S. Duffey
Braddock Heights Auditorium
Dance Tonight Braddock Special Hits and August Records
Edison and August Records promote new titles at Shipley’s in Braddock with Dance Tonight and Summer themed songs. Rewards offered for returning torches carried by the Yellow Springs Band on July 2, with notices at 16 W Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Records
Pink Lady August
Aplaine
M. Mercer the Marvel
Braddock
C. F
Fourth St
N. M. Zents
Braddock Heights
Young & Staley
Ords
Lutheran Reunion
Fred. R. Nm
Shipley's
Shipley’s -Shipley
Harner
Moser’s Jer & Myers
Yellow Springs
Fourth Street
Edison
Victor
Saskatchewan
Frederick Assessors Confirm three appointees for tax book update
Frederick officials pushed to place new assessors Theodore Buesing John H Bennett and Edward A Gitlinger on the tax books after a narrow board vote. City Attorney Smith cited state law and enforcement of speed limits as topics while meters for water use and daily reports for water works and street crews were discussed. The railroad trailers on Market street were halted without proper permission and contractor bond for the mountain pipeline was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Schell
Board of Aldermen
Theodore Buesing
John H. Bennett
Edward A. Gitlinger
Smith
Mr. Rice
Gitlinger
Messrs. Nice
Crimmins
Messry
Johnson
Kemp
Met
Speec
Eberhart
Boardman
John F. Reagan, Jr
Neptune Meter Company
New York
Mr. Boardman
Charles Rey
Ashcomb
Rice
Frederick Railroad Company
Market Street
Frederick merchants agree to five o'clock August closings
We the undersigned merchants of Frederick agree to close our stores at five o clock every evening during August Saturdays excepted THOS H HALLER NEWDIG MILLER JOHN DPD HENDRICKSON D P BENNETT DOLL BROTHERS M L ETCHISON (. THOMAS KEMP L E MULLINIX Columbia Records for August on sale today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
H Haller
Newdig & Miller
John Dpd. Hendrickson
D P. Bennett
Doll Brothers
M. L. Etchison
Thomas Kemp
L E Mullinix
Moonlight Excursion to Thurmont on July 26
Thurmont event details a moonlight excursion by the Frederick Railroad Co departing 7:00 PM from 36 E Patrick St and returning by 9:00 PM with round trip rockets priced at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick
E. Patrick St
Frederick Railroad CO
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Sanax Dip
Williamson's
Rexall
Frederick Talent
Lawn Fete
Cholera Infantum
Victor Infants Relief
Funeead
J. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens National Bank
Ara Piederlies
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
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Cramer & Stauffer
Grane & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
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H. 8. Landis
Landis
Niewsparerbrchive
Naill
New Wingsor
Hymeneas
Arple
Columbia
W. H. Tozer
August Records
Edison Records
J Sale
Shipleyv's
Dance
Ronight, Braddock
King David Lodge
Odd Fellows
Frank N. Shipley
Indestructible Records
N. M. Zenta
A. G. Quynn & CO
Victor Infants
Casito
William H. Tezer
Boy Wonder
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