This Date In History July 26 and Weather Summary
A fragmented July 26 historical note blends scattered names and events with a long weather forecast. It cites Henry Vee Exgant and Governor of Sewerkach alongside references to Lawrence and Morgan, plus a detailed forecast from Chief L Moors. The weather section reports pressure fall across regions, varied temperature shifts, scattered showers, and several heavy rainfall records, concluding with a pattern of cold or warm waves transferring across the area.
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Spas Wss
Henry Vee
Gevermor
Sewerkach
Lawrences
Tates Aid
George W Morgan
Mexicas
Termes
L. Moors
Weather Bureau
New York
Caralios
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Carolinas
New England
South Atlantic
Galt
Charleston
G. C
Abington
Greensboro
N. C
Weldon
Ozkridge
St George
N. W
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New advs appear in today’s edition with a focus on reliable advertisers. Notices include Man Wanted items and insurance listings. Also featured are event items and special arrangements for Beckley, with household goods and shop notices from Kemp and Harrison.
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Fabraey & Bon
Ineurance
B. Carter
Snrssongtyes
Seesensenees Sr Flemen
Caps
Beckley
Apt Beckley
Reich
Malliniz & Kemp
Smith's
Kemp, Harrison
Personal notices from Howard Frederick counties
PURELY PERSONAL. Local residents visit relatives and travel to Atlantic City and nearby towns. Names include Iseph Laymsu Keefer Wm Castle Bertha Trail Blanche Lampe Miss Maud Hunichen and many others. News mentions water works condition, funeral attendance, and illnesses among residents and visitors in Frederick Hagerstown Littlestown and surrounding areas.
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Iseph Laymsu
Howard County
Frederick County
Graceham
Charles W. H. Keefer
Atlantic City
Wm. Castle
Baltimore
Frederick
Brockley
Hanover
Biple
Hummelstown
H. M. Quynn
Misa Marie L. Gilligan
Spickler
Glenburn
Clear Spring
W. H. Routzahn
Hagerstown
Middletown
Lewis BH. Fraley
Messra
B. Rosenour & Sona
Samuel Wineberg
Wasines
Bertha Trail
New York
Pennsylvania
Wm. Martin
Kirzeton
N. Y
Lille Weiner
Lung
Milas Florence Trail
Messrs
Barry and
Arthur Trail
A. J. Eichelberger
Weat
Littlestown
W. H. Best
Yesterdey
Atlantis City
New Jersey
Carveth
Weat Superior
Wisconsin
Ernest Helfenstein
Linton
Bessie Sechrist
Myeraville
Wise
Norfolk
Grove
Lime Kilo
St Braddock Heights
Blanche Lampe
J. H. Lampe
Somerset County
Lewis A. Lampe
Sacks
Sol Stern
Mies Maud Hunichen
Grace Pearse
Mollie
Liegle Willis
Frank D.graham
J. R. McComas
K. Z. Bokere
Ida Stoddard
RL. Laferre
Ssilimore
Houston
Texas
Hm Hunlener
Wood
Charles Tigenfritz
Friends
John Eckenrode
Gettysburg
S. Rice
Frank L Lewis
Mt. Airy
Middletown picnic dampened by weather and rail talk
A Middletown grounds gathering amid rain and clouds featured speeches on agriculture by George W. Smith and Manssass J Grove and a sound money address by B L Derr. Farmers present discussed an electric railroad between Frederick and Middletown, urging early construction to boost local prosperity. dancing continued late under careful floor management.
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Stadio’s Heights
Middletown
George W. Smith
Manssass J. Grove
B L. Derr
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Frederick City
A. Smith
Death of Mrs Zacharias in Baltimore and Frederick ties
Mrs Catherine Zacharias widow of Rev Daniel Zacharias died at home in Baltimore aged about eighty from heart trouble. Born in Carlisle, Pa, she moved with her family between Harrisburg and Baltimore after her husband’s death in 1873. Survived by seven children and several relatives, her funeral will be held at the Reformed Church in Frederick after remains arrive in the city. Also reported is the death of Mrs Eliza Baader Snader from injuries after a horse accident near Westminster. she leaves five sons and four daughters, aged in the upper fifties, with condolences offered by friends and kin.
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Zachartab
Catherine Zinn Zacharias
Daniel Zacharias
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Websres
Lata David Shriver Forney
Carlisle
Zacharias
Song
Harrisburg
Chidren
John F
Edward D. Zachavisa
Cumberland
Laurence
William Zacharisa
New York
Elizabeth Dunott
Jans Zacharias
George E . Zacharias
Har Injuhibe
Eliza Baader
Evan Thomas Snader
Eames Cresk
Edward L. Bachman
Wakefield
Misa Snadar
Mr. Bachman
Hoss
Westminster
Nathan E. ' Bawle
First National Bank of
New Windsor
Carroll County
Trial of Dr Wm E Perry in Charlestown VA July 26
Third day of Dr William Perry murder trial on charges of criminal assault on patient Miss Johnson. Defense expert testimony on chloroform effects cited delusion questions. witnesses argued Johnson not deluded. State offered one instruction. defense four, two granted. Closing arguments set. judge to rule tomorrow. Orphans Court releases Cordelia Brentlinger executor Philip Kessler records filed in estate matters.
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Wm. E. Perry
Charlestown
W. Va
Saga
William &. Perry
Misa Kees J. Johnson
Ech
Miss Johnson
Wich
Sid
W. R Alexsander
Capt
George Baylor
Boas
Judge Laces
Browz
Middletown Girl Falls From Statue Steps
Mise Gertie Milter, 16, daughter of Jobs D. Milter, fell headfirst from a statue pedestal at Boonsboro Washington county. She pitched head first to the bottom, her leg caught, screamed for help, and broke a bone above the knee. Dr. Beckley helped set the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gertie Miler
Jobs D. Milter
A. L. Robdineop
Boonsboro
Wansington
Beckley
Luther League Assemblies Draw Wide Lutheran Attendance
The Lutheran gathering at Pen-Mar drew 8000 to 10000 worshipers from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Special trains ran from Baltimore Westminster Gettysburg Shippenburg Harrisburg Mount Airy and other points. Addresses covered church teaching youth education liberty and Luther history, with Rev. Dr. W S Freas and others speaking. Executive committee members were re-elected including W. G. Wire and Rev. Dr. John G. Morris.
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Lutheran Church
Pen-Mar
Marylard
Pennsylvanua
Virgtote
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Baltimore, Westminster
Gettysburg
Shippeosburg
Western Maryland
Harrisburg
Cumberland Valley
Mount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Maryland
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Edwin C. Hoover
Zaigler
Pen- Mar
Ray
W.C. Wire
Littlestown
W. 8
Freas
York
J. W. Richard
Brolomoy
Itysburg
J. G. Morris
Baltimore
J. A. Clutz
Midland College
Atchison, Kansas
W. G. Wire
Lucatown
John G. Morris
John L. Bible
Hay. G. W. Enders
York, Pa
J. M. Miller
Enorxville
Frederick County
Child nurse hurt in mill accident at Unionville
Mary Holland an eighteen year old colored nurse employed by James F. Miller one mile east of Unionville took a baby into the mill to amuse it with running machinery. She was drawn into the main shaft whirled around and on the floor tearing clothing from her body and dislocating an arm. The baby was thrown ten feet but escaped unhurt. the girl narrowly escaped death.
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Unionville
Mary Holland
Ames F
D A R Regent Guests Cumberland Meeting
The D A R seat of aheet th Amarone regent of the tera of the Revolution visits Mrs. Merwin McKalz in Seeecentialag to organize Cumberland chapter. The gathering discussed forming a Cumberland Daughters of the American Revolution chapter with Mrs. Merwin McKaiget appointed regent.
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Merwin McKalz
Seeecentialag & É
Cumberland
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bome Made Machiage and Road Conditions Report
A note on a homemade mucilage from onion juice and boiled Bpantah describes adhesive uses for paper on metal. The Catoctin Clarion reports roads between Thurmont and the Monocacy River washed out at Joshus Branch crossing, single track damaged, urging repairs before further damage.
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Thurmont
Monocacy River
Rocky Ridge
Joshus Branch
Gehre Aims for Frederick to Baltimore Record Try
Walter B. Gehre of the Century Cycling Club of Maryland plans to attempt the Frederick to Baltimore record in about a month, then tackle Hanover to Baltimore. The current Frederick to Baltimore mark is 3 hours 41 minutes by E. Howard Harvey, while no Hanover to Baltimore record has been accepted by the road records committee.
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Walter B. Gehre
Century Cycling Club of
Maryland
Frederick Baltimore
Hanover
Baltimore
Preterick
Balmore
E. Howard Harvey
Remarkable Shot Sends Sparrows Scattering Near Liberty
Local resident Lorain Simpson of Liberty shoots at a tree with a single barrel shotgun and disperses a flock of English sparrows perched there. A separate note mentions an excursion of about 150 deaf mutes from the Maryland School for the Deaf to Bay Ridge, Frederick. The Hagerstown Herald cites Frederick employing six policemen and bonds of $500. Hood's remedies are praised for their merit and success.
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Lorain Simpson
Liberty
Maryland
St Frederick
Bay Ridge
Hagerstown Herald
Frederick By
Municipal Matters at City Board Organization
The newly elected Board of Aldermen organized and held a monthly meeting with Mayor Yeakle, city attorney, and City Register Lavy present. Appointees must post bonds. an ordinance set salaries and pay times. Dr Harry Stelner resigned from the sanitary committee. Mr Henry M. Gittinger was elected to fill Bieber’s vacancy. Committees named, with chairmanship listed. New police superintendent for the Southern and Northern Districts chosen. City Opera House rental dates limited to 1895. future arrangements planned. Water rent collector Miller appeared for discussion. Meeting adjourned.
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Las
City Register
Usu Bear
Messie Tyson
Oiffendal
Rice
Ebert
Biser
Aleo
Yeakle
Lavy Reat
Cfivle
Nixdorf
Othclal
Harry Stelner
Stelner
Willomwee
Henry M. Gittinger
Bieber
Gillinger
Tyson
Diffendal
Bisar
Mesara
Dffendal
Messrs
Carroll Creek
Blaser
Menars
Mesare
Este Ieee
Hell
Tyson and
City Opera House
Miller
Hymeneal at Saint George church with organist bride
Balt moore Maryland reports the marriage of Mica Mamie A Weigandt and William Tyler Page at Saint George s Church Presstman Division streets. Page is choir master and best man was John C Weigandt. Officiated by Rev Dr Frederick Gibson. Private ceremony with relatives and close friends only. Also notes invitations for Addie Remsburg and John W Thomas marriage. Hagerstown Fair plans and Democratic County Convention announced. Syrup of Figs ad ends.
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Ceoirmastae
Saint George's Church
Presstman and
Division Streets
Baltmoore
Mica Mamie A. Weigandt
William Tyler Page
Zem
John C. Weigandt
Frederick Gibson
John W. Thomas
St the of Church
Diamond brand flour linked to local cracker bakers in Pittburgh
A fragmentary notice mentions four brands—Superlative Patent and Nancy's Choice—mixed with Diamond Spring wheat flour. It notes bakers in Pittsburgh using Diamond flour, including Marvin's crackers and Shriner Millie Co. references, with several unclear terms and names.
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Nancy
Benca
Pittapurg
Marvin
Diemond
Shriner Millie Co
Agfa
Ex-Clusive
Frederick
Ookesd Men Charged in Shosting and Brakeman Assault
Detectives arrested Jerry W. Butler and Byron M. Bot Hecove on charges tied to the assault of brakeman J. H Crontse at a Baltimore and Gl road crossing Sunday. They were committed for a hearing before Justice GU W. Crapater and sent to Westminster. Also charged are John Butler and Erness Williams in a separate Monday night incident involving a brick strike on Night Watchman Charles Stanz.
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Erry W. Butler
Byron M Bot
Errae
Johntse
Baltimore
Road
J. H Crontse
Weatminster Yeai
GU. W. Crapater
Jobo Butler
Ersess Williams
Willems
Night
Charles Stanz
Local News Roundup From Caroline County to Harford
Reports of deaths in Caroline and Cumberland tied to paralysis and diptheria like illness. tomato blight harming Harford crops. large Lutheran reunion at Pes-Mar. prohibitionist tickets in Dorchester and Kent. litigation over a contested election in Baltimore. anti Bons ticket revolt growing in Anne Arundel as independents drift. Montgomery delegates favoring Judge Henderson appointed to judiciary panel. arbitration awards in Worcester on Elizabeth A Clarke dower case. Cumberland forms chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution with Mrs Merwilp Bic Kaig regent. Farrier Charles Wrens loses two work horses near Fengayillc. post mortem to probe possible poisoning. Woman’s College painters begin repainting with gray and white to replace light drab, enhancing the campus.
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M. Dokes
Caroline
LV. Porter
Cumberland
Harford County
Lutheran Church
Pes-Mar
Dorchester
Kent Counties
Cherlee Gueity
Bons
Saturday Specials at Smith's Temple of Fancy
Local ad lists bargain prices for tin top jelly glasses nickel spoons and dozens of other goods at reduced rates with a sale window from 6 to 10 pm Saturday. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the Rev Fr O Rourke and novices for help during a fire, signed by the Taos and Hasson families.
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Gome
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Fr. O'Rourke
Ms. C. Taos
J. W. Hasson
ARGAINE Summer Bargains Offer Desirable Goods Sale
Summer bargains advertised across departments with claims of scarce time offers and immediate use items. Featured items include corsets priced at 80 cents, ladies hose, Lisle thread products, men's breathable undergarments, black lace stripe, plaid muslin, and parasols with various low prices. The notice emphasizes urgency and wide selection.
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Argaine
Department of Our
Bammer
Gent's Hosiery and Canopies Bargain Sale Notice
D H Busis advertises Gent’s one half hose at 12 1/2 cents and 23 cent farmer price. Four pairs for 25 cents and seamless fast black at 1 23 cents. Heavy black ribbed bicycle stockings 25 cents per pair. Mosquitoes? call for canopies. Short ends in Jap Mattings 5 to 25 yards, bargain prices next 10 days. Carpet sale next 20 days with special prices.
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Gent
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J. W. Tjems
Hagerstown Fair
John W. Ladd
Berkeley County
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Allegany County
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Franklin County
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