July 26 in History: Mitigated conflicts and pivotal ratifications
On this day, TM King Moderlek, dubbed the dast of the Goths, faced a defeat at the Moors in Spain. In 1788 New York ratified the U S Constitution as the eleventh state to adopt it. In 1914 hostilities between Austria and Serbia opened near Belgrade, signaling rising tensions at the outbreak of World War I.
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Moderlek
Spain
New York
United States
Austria
Servia
Belgrade
Lee Campaigns in Frederick County for Governor Nomination
Senator Blair Lee and running mates William Milnes Maloy and William B. Cooper led a three day tour through Frederick County. The first day closes with an 8 pm open air meeting at Court Square in Frederick. Lee and a large Democratic party were warmly received at each stop, with lunch hosted by Dr. B C Perry and Mrs. Ferry.
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Blair Lee
William Milnes Maloy
William B. Cooper
Frederick County
Court Square
Lee
Kemptown
Frederick
B. C. Perry
Ofer
Ferry
Nash
George 8. Rodock
Lloyd T. MacGill
William J. Grove
Charles T. Brosius, Jr
Jn T. Martin
Harry C. Allgire
C. R. Gregory
John T. Martin
Inn of Brunswick
G. A. Lamar
John C Lamar
Buckeystown
John W. Null
Doubs
Walter England
Asiana
Cornelius ‘Thomas
Buckeysown
Frank White
Adamstown
Shipbuilding, Health Notes and Global Populations
AMG THE SICK Mra Jame Biggs West Fifth street is quite sic the City Hospital. The newt battleship building for the United Sates will be 1 490 tons larger than Japan's largest. 3 400 larger than Germany's and 3 200 ton larger than Great Britain's and 650 larger than France's. The countries with the largest populations are China, India, Russia, the United States, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Austria.
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Jame Biggs
West Fifth Street
City Hospital
United Sates
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
France
China
India
Russia
United State
Italy
Austria
Burst Tire Upsets Auto Pinning Four Occupants
A Ford touring car carrying six people, including Mr and Mrs David Reifsnider and an elderly mother, overturned after a tire burst on the Emmitsburg road near Lewistown. Four were injured, with the elder Reifsnider and her daughter among the injured. Dr E D Neighbours aided at the scene as the party sought Frederick. The other vehicle involved, driven by Lee Gaither, collided with a telephone pole near Lewistown, causing extensive damage to the car owned by Gen George A Woodward. Gaither was jailed pending further charges.
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Emmitsburg State Pike
Lewistown
David Reifsnider
Taneytown
Keymar
Reifsnider
Rebecca Reifsnider
Harper’s Ferry
E. D. Neighbours
Frederick
Lee Gaither
Emmitsburg
Gen
George A. Woodward
Washington
Gaither
Dennis
Coward
Deputy Jones
Baltimore
Gen. Woodward
Buena Vista
Precision Company
Mr. Stevens
Truck Crashes Into Awning Near Market Street Store
A grocery store at Market and Fifth streets faced damage when Vincent Guerrico lost control of his auto truck at about eight this morning. The vehicle struck and bent an awning pole but narrowly avoided the large plate glass window. Only a bent fender and minor damage to the vehicle were reported.
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Harry L. Ebert
Market
Fifth Streets
Samuel Marino
Vincent Guerrico
Lawrence
Hansonville
Rothenhoefer
George Shorb
Lewistown
Women on long motor trip cross region by single driver
A Frederick party of four women led by Miss Floy Hiteshew drove a Buick from Frederick to Balto more Philadelphia Wilmington and Atlantic City in over 300 miles. Miss Hiteshew steered the entire trip without trouble or a puncture. Traffic that day showed heavy auto use with 142 cars from 3 to 4 pm and 250 from 4 to 5 pm while 87 degrees marked the heat.
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Frederick
P. M. Hiteshew
Floy Hiteshew
William Miller
Lenora Miller
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Atlantic City
Misa Hiteshew
Barn Raising At Mr Zion Farm Hosts Local Guests
A barn raising at the Bussard farm near Mr Zion brought together many neighbors and relatives for a daylong event. A hearty seasonable dinner followed by sweets and ice cream accompanied the social gathering. In charge was contractor Geo FE Fulmer with a crew including Walter Whipp Albert Hargett Edward Poole George Cline and Mason Marsh.
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William Bussard
Zion
William Gress
John Blank
John Himes
William Angteberger
M. C. Fulmer
Chas, Fulmer
Vernon Fulmer
Oscar Routzahn
Maurice Routzahn
Russell Hargett
David Johnson
James Cramer
Charles Redmund
Joseph Heffner
William Stine
Edward Cook
Lincoln Poole
John Barnes
John Smiley
Roy Borer
John Copher
Merle Grosa
Grayson Gross
Preston Blank
Raymond Cook
Melvin Routzahn
William Wiles
Edna
Cook
Edith Bussard
Catherine Wiles
Earl Bussard
Oscar Holter
John Young
Charles Young
Merrit Unzelbower
Beulah Blank
Geo. FE
Fulmer
Walter Whipp
Albert Hargett
Edward Poole
George Cline
Mason Marsh
Weller Expected in Frederick for GOP Campaign
Q E Weller, Republican candidate for governor, is due in Frederick this afternoon at four. He will address voters of Frederick County and establish headquarters at the City Hotel for the campaign event.
Local Biscuit Ad at Blue Ribbon Grocery
Local mention promotes Always Fresh National Biscuit Co. cakes at Blue Ribbon Grocery with a phone contact. Announcement invites readers to buy a lot at Braddock on Monday August 2.
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National Biscuit Co
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Braddock
Smiths Will Filed In Orphans Court Estate Valued At About 200000
George William Smits dies last week leaving an estate valued around 200000. The will appoints George E Smith William L Smith and Howard L Smith as executors with 2100 total compensation. Fifty dollars to Mt Olive Cemetery and multiple 10000 gifts to children spouses and grandchildren in trust arrangements.
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Big Will
Orphans’ Court
George Willam Smits
Frederick
Mr. Smith
Mt. Olivet
Wiliam G. Zimmerman
C. W. Wil Hide
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company
Ida E. Hunichen
Mary K. Markell
Ann Eliza Smith
Nannie Estelle Smith
Fannie Virginia Johnson
Wood P. Johnson
Pauline and
Elenore Smith
C. A. Smith
Laura V. Smith
C. i Arthur Smith
Truat
Pauline
George Edward Smith
W. L. Smith
Howard L. Smith
George E. William L. and
Howard, L. Smith
Bic Auction Lot Sale at Braddock Promises Special Prices
Tam offers to 4 19te special price on large jobs and guarantees all work at the Braddock auction sale. Dead animals removed and cleaning services advertised. Phone 282 for W. Cc. W. KING. Melons on call at $12. Groceries Wines Liquors listed. Help Wanted ad promises results.
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Braddock
W. Cc
W. King
Cloth Sale Ad Featuring Prices and Officials
An old newspaper fragment promotes yard sale of long cloth at 12 percent less per yard. Mentions officers or officials including a vice president, with unclear names and positions. Reading fragmentary, the notice emphasizes price reduction and advertising tone typical of a catalog or storefront listing.
Real estate and loan notices across multiple properties
Real estate and loan advertisements list a three story brick house on West Church Street with 16 rooms and bath, hot water heating, private sewer, lot size 50 by 300 feet with additional buildings on East Patrick Street near New City Hotel, two modern cottages, building lots in Braddock Heights, farms near Winchester and Frederick County, mortgage of 20000 dollars at 12 percent, and office at 24 Court. Also notices for a Sunday school picnic, excavating services, furniture and mirrors for sale, and a furnished eight room house for rent with Box 232联系方式.
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West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Lzits
Braddock Heights
Winchester
Peteravine
Frederick County Arms
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Dill Avenue
New College
Belleving Piadegellet Ar
Frederick
East Third Street
Ako
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch Typewriters
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
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United States Weather Bureau
Girl Wanted
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Fiat
Empire
Lowens Opera House
Bostonians
N. Market St
Independence
Doll Bros
H. C. Cash
News Office
Cash
E. Farnsworth Iles H. Gardner
James C. Rows
H. W. Bowers
H. W. Bower
C. E. Burger
Virginia
Bennett's
Dr. Perry's
Hymeneas
Kritwise—Schilder
Mamie Schrader
George Frederick Kritwise
Lod
All Saints Rectory
Aerbon
Douglass Hooff
Henry W. Hallé
Lizzie Haller
AMG
Sweepa Perrrudr
Near
Key-Mar
Frank M. Stevens
Stevens
Conard
Jones
Gattner
Samuel Sprague
Union Bridge
John Ciofani
Frederick County Quartiies
Tidewater Portland Cement Company
Sprague
Clofani
Dra
GEO. WH. Smiths
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
J. D. Baker
Stgle
WM. G. Baker
Vicce
H. D. Baker
Seceees
Neidig & Miller
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Worasol
Geo. Wm. Smith
Daniel Baker
John 8. Ramsburg
C. H. Conley
Wo. G. Baker
P. L. Hargett
C. M. Thomas
John
Newman
D. BE. Kefauver
Jas
H. Gambrill, Jr. Thos
H. Haller
Palm Beach
Potts & Griffin
COURT
Markwood D. Harp
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
M. P. Sanday School
Monocacy
Yellow Springs
F. M. Boone
N. Bente Street
L. Ggg
Bradshaw
Thomas P. Rice
Enemas
Euneral
North Market Street
Grayson H. Mercer
Iba
RBR
Pike
Ivar State Road
Ythian Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson BH
Staley
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Thomas
Court Street
N. R
D. Mantz
South Market Street
Sourren L. Welty
Alite Petgts
John T. Lewis
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