In History July 26 highlights list notable figures
The July 26 in history note recalls Ti-King Roderick, slain by Moorish forces in Spain, Henry VII born as Earl of Richmond, George Clinton's birth and death, Peru and Constantinople fires, John J. Crittenden's death, General Gilman Marston and George W. Morgan, Pleasonton's death, and the assassination of Santo Domingo's President Ulisses Heureaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
Spain
Henry VII
England
Earl of
Richmond
George Clinton
New York
Ulster County
N. Y
Peru
Constantinople
John Jordan Crittenden
Kentucky
Lincoln
MENTS TODAY scwinas. Harry Jones Ezra Hovok, Jr.
Box 2 Frederick inser at Wm. Kinzie Braddock Heights Bennett O. of R O L Jamison by A R Yeakls Subscribers will please report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
Scwinas
Harry Jones
Ezra Hovok, Jr
Chas
Wertheimer
Market St
Frederick Inser
Wm. Kinzie -Braddock Heights
Bennett, O
O. L
Weekly News promises a twelve page Frederick edition
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and acts as an advertising feeder unsurpassed. Copy for new ads is due by 6 PM Wednesday and changes by 7 PM that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Tom
Purely Personal Notices From West Market Area
Mrs Henry Brunner is quite sick at her home west of this city. Ephham L Boblitz is slightly indisposed at his home South Market arrest. Mise Lillian Kennedy and Mise Ella Neipold are visiting friends at Bongle ville Pa. Miss May Mehrung of Baltimore is visiting Mrs Christian Railing North Market street. Miss Fannie Biden of Baltimore is the guest of Mr and Mrs Wm 0 Birely North Market arrest. Mrs Wood P Johnson and children of Norfolk Va are visiting her father George Wm Smith Req West Patrick street. Mr and Mrs Charles Kefauver of New York are on a visit to Mrs O Edward Sinn North Market arrest. Mrs Frank Creba and Miss Nan Ridgen spent a pleasant day with Mrs Crebs daughter Mrs Lucian Falconer New Market. Mr O F Kreh and Miss Ieabel Kreh on Third street for Washington DC on a visit to Dr and Mrs W D Brace. On Thursday Miss Isabel Kreh and Mrs Brace will leave for Boston where they will spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brunner
Ephham L. Boblitz
South Market
Mise Lillian Kennedy
Mise Ella Neipold
Bongleville
May Mehrung
Baltimore
Christian Railing
North Market Street
Fannie Biden
Wm. 0. Birely
North Market
Wood P. Johnson
Norfolk
George Wm. Smith
Req
West Patrick Street
Charles Kefauver
New York
Kefauver
Siater
O. Edward Sinn
Frank Creba
Mies Nan Ridgen
CAMP ABBOST CLOSES AFTER TWO-WEEK YMCA CAMP
The Young Men's Christian Association camp at Braddock Heights ended yesterday after two weeks. Campers began packing before noon and returned all gear to Frederick. The event drew strong support with plans for a permanent YMCA camp facility next year. A list of campers includes Charles B. Groff, O. Albert Gilson, Dr. A. Atlee Radcliffe, Gleon O. Garber, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Braddock Heights
Astic
Frederick
Christian Association
Senta
Charles B. Groff
O. Albert Gilson
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Gleon O. Garber
George Albert Rue
BR. E. Delaplaine
D. Hedges
Harry Schroeder
Walter McDaniel
O. W. Wilhide
Aston R. Anders
David O. Griffin
Harry Newcomer
Gilmore Flanté
C. W
Lealis Bowers
B. H. Thomas
Ira N. Logan
Sale Tomorrow by Captain Watter Saunders Auctioneer
Captain Watter Saunders auctioneer will sell for Waters Brown and Ritter the frostee household furniture of Frank K Gilbert at the former Btrely atoreroom on North Market Street in a sale tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter Saunders
Will Eli
Waters, Brown and Ritter
Frosteee
Frank K. Gilbert
Btrely
North Market Street
Firemen Divided Over City Firehouse Horse Plan
A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will weigh an ordinance to grant each fire company 1000 yearly on condition they equip engine houses with horses. Independent Hose refuses the terms due to mortgage constraints and costs. United Fire hesitates, saying 1800 needed for horses and stalls. Junior Fire favors the ordinance, eyeing a combined hose and chemical wagon with an extra horse, even if borrowing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Douglass
Independent Hose Company
Taz News
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Philip Seeger
Milton Eagle
United Fire Company
House Numbers in Frederick Defy Simple Rules
A historical note explains Frederick street addressing is irregular with block based hundreds and odd even sides. Water rent official E C Shepherd cites examples on Market Street and East Ha t Street showing chaotic sequences such as "a 4 6 8 7 5 17 19 21 22" and missing or swapped numbers, highlighting widespread misnumbering across streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
North Market Street
Fativk Street
Market Street
E. C. Shepherd
Haat Street
Patrick
Church
Mrs Wentworth Arrested In Frederick Loitering Case
Mrs J D Wentworth, about 65, known for forcing entry into homes in Frederick to stay as a guest, was arrested by Constable Carter for no fixed abode and nuisance. Taken to Justice Eckstein, hearing set for Friday at 2 pm, bail set at $200 after securing bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wentworth
Frederick
Qonstable Carter
Thomas Altman
Wentworth
Mrs. Wentworth
Justine Eckstein
Braddock Colony Guests At Popular Resort Hear Many Arrivals
The Braddock Colony reports guests at the Popular Resort with extended Middlesex Valley attendance. Services were led by Adolphus Fearbeck and Rev Ames. Camp Abbott campers returned home. New arrivals include Mrs Ray and daughter from Baltimore L P Wendall and wife Mrs Laura Arnold from Washington. John Haller and family Frederick Rev Dr Branch and companion Hillcot City. Chas Cromwell joins Brightside, Minnie Doll visits, Marshall Etchison from Cincinnati arrives at Bon Air. Casperline loses Alderney cow to sunstroke. Hospital fete planned for Ontaipia lawn Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Populac Resort
Middletown Valley
Mike
Myersville
Adolphus Fearbeke
Holy City
Ira Logan
Mr. Ames
Washington
Wall
Chas. Cromweill
Brightside
Minnie Doll
Marshall Etchison
Cincinnati
Bon-Air
Casperline
Ontaipia
Six Year Old Girl Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore treated six year old Sarah Redent of Gettysburg for appendicitis. She arrived last Sunday night in critical condition with peritonitis, underwent immediate surgery, but died at 8 o clock from shock and peritonitis. Earlier a nine year old boy had similar surgery there two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Sarah Redent
Gettysburg
Market Notes on Fresh Produce and Prices
Market noted an improved morning against the past week with country corn and tomatoes in good condition and fair quality. Fruit was plentiful including apples pears peaches and apricots while butter remained cheap and eggs dipped slightly. Most fruit sold in baskets at good prices with strawberries at three for a quarter. few dressed ducks were offered.
Water Rent Collector Appointed
Mayor Geo Edward Smith announced the appointment of John Biser of East Second Street as water rent collector to fill the vacancy caused by John H Grove’s resignation. Also mentions Little Mary Hargett confined at home on East Patrick Street by illness and notes a weekly dance at Linganore Hills Inn on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hills Inn
Geo. Edward Smith
John Biser
East Second Street
John H. Grove
Mary Hargett
East Patrick Street
Wills filed in Orphans Court name multiple executors
Edward Ramsburg Margaret O Long and Edward Matthews colored have wills filed for probate in Orphans Court. Ramsburg leaves all to wife Sarah with later division among seven children after specified deductions and executor appointments. Long leaves all to husband Reuben Long with son Charles Lease excluded. Matthews leaves all to wife Elias Matthews with William Boons named as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ramsburg
Margaret O. Long
Edward Matthews
Orphans’ Court
Remeburg
Sarah O. Ramaburg
Americas E. Ramaburg
Charles D. Ramaburg
Bla Rou
Clinton E. Rameborg
Sed Thia Ahall
Americus E
Charles D
Reubie Long
Charles F. Lease
Beauben Long
Charles Matthews
Elias Matthews
William W. Boons
Runaway Girl Katie Green Placed With Foster Mother
Katie Green, 16, was arrested near 9:30 AM at the B&O railroad station on a runaway charge. Before Justice Eckstein the testimony showed Francia M Richelberger of North Hentz Street is her foster mother. Katie had planned to go to Baltimore to find her mother in a reportedly unsuitable home. The justice remanded her to the foster care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Eichelberger
Justice Eckstein
Katie Green
Francia M. Richelberger
North Hentz Street
Baltimore
Justica Esckstein
Braddock Sunday School to Hold Annual Union Picnic
Picnica plans for Braddock Grove Mercers grove on Saturday August 18 features a music program. Middletown and Yellow Springs bands will provide tunes. Methodist Episcopal Sunday School also schedules a Braddock Heights picnic in August with a possible grand union event next summer uniting Reformed Sunday schools in the city and county at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Mercer’s Grove
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Methodist Episcopal
Braddock Heights
Hospital Park at Frederick City Hospital Grounds
Grounds in front of Frederick City Hospital have been converted into a park with hammocks and benches, creating a pleasant outdoor area for patients and visitors.
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Market quotations for today list Gorn at 2.75 per barrel shelled 55 cents per bushel No 3 rod 82 steamer 751 cents per bushel rejected 66 per bushel Onte 55 cents per bushel with price per unit figures and descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Results Announced on Teachers Certificates and Scholarships
Mise Ora Schmidt of North Market posts the highest average in the teachers examination results for certificates and scholarships. One hundred eleven applicants competed with winners named for Western Maryland College and St John’s College. Second grade certificates issued to many, and spelling saw high scores with several 100 percent averages. Local clergy moves noted with calls and retirements as well as a Baltimore cruise plan and a baseball match at Athletic Park ending 10 to 12 in favor of West End State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publie Schools
Reau
Western Maryland College
M. A. Haupt
Middletown
Hattie Bell
St. John's College
Shere
Edgar McBride
Jefferson
Mine Ora Schmidt
North Marxet
Athletic Park
Arcades
West End Stars
West End
Kauffman
Steward
Bank declares four percent semiannual dividend
Frederick Md July 13 1804 The Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md have this day declared a semiannual dividend of four per cent four per cent clear of taxes payable on demand WM G Zimmerman Cashier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Mp
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick, Md
WM. G. Zimmerman
Lawn fete for Frederick City Hospital on Mrs Markey's lawn
A lawn fete to benefit Frederick City Hospital will be held on Mrs Markey's Braddock lawn Wednesday evening July 27 from 6 to 10 with home made candies cake ice cream and fancy articles for sale. Special car leaves Frederick at 8:50 returning Braddock at 10. Bargain sale of fall goods at low prices including underwear wrappers hats and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Capa May
Ocean City
Bea Isle City
N. J
Qosan City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Frederick
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
Gamden
Mt. Airy
Holdara
Toronto
Bocheater
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Rochester
Ganeva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
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the Daily News
PeSeSes
Maryland
L. Moon
The
Weather Bureau
Surrey
Bull
Farmer's Picnic
Optician
Sal Sommer Olesian
M. CG. A
Orting
Nieweps
United Company
Junice Company
Nombres
Persis
Braddock Colony
Wille
Mise Ora Schmidt
Clever
Conrad Clever
Third Reformed Church of
Christ's Reformed Church
Hagerstown
George A. Snyder
Newton
N. C
Ostawba College
Mersrs
B. W. Thomas
D. John Markey
W. Harry Haller
Guy K. Motter
John O. Motter
C. Herbert Thomas
Charles Price
Gerson Rosenour
George Bowlve
Frank Newman
Thin City
Atlantic
Farmers of
Frederick County
C. BR. M
Joan H. Bennetty
Racorda
Lidie’s
Phone
C. L. Isminon
City Optician
Cara
Wim
Guy Kilne
City Opera House
Yeakle's
Lutheran Church
Pen-Tar
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pen-Mar
Walkersville
Woodaboro
Poen-Mar
Broosville
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
New
Buster Brown
Ing
Walste
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Neldich& Miller's
Asle
Clinton E. Main
Main
Bualnesa
Clinton Malin
Raduste Pharmacist
City Hotel Grill
Hotel Grill
Kennedy's
South Market Street
Western
Orphan Boys
Pen-Mar Park
Hageratown
Chambersburg
Total Mediate
Louis
X. M.C
Island Park
Harper's Ferry
A. F. Camobell
E. E. Bailey
Mausio
B. & O. Conoart Band
Frederick &. m
Monumental City
George
Rgugent
India
Lawna
Mattlogs
Art Equares
Lindsams
Rodooe
A. T. Rice & Sonb
A T. Rick & Sons
Thomas P. Rita
East Fourth Btras Jaxrtok County Telephone
WM. GO. Soteler
D* H. EE. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Smith
East Church Street
Eidawly
HE. Patrik Street
George Anderson
Etchison
Noah Ki. Cramer
W. Church Street
A. C G. Carlin
Jodi
W. Huey
Buat Third Street
J. . Grove
W. Patrick Street
West South Street
A. Frazier
All Saints’ Street
Hall and Bath
Guinee
Beabon
America
Besant & Knott
East Patrisk Street
Frederick News
Suliles
John
Sherry
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. W
Washington, D.C
Sap PineTon
Gamer Comforts
Standard Oil Company
B. Sappington
North Market Brrest
Loogal
James E. Dodl
J. W. Morgis
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