In History July 27 Highlights From The Daily News
Entries note Turenne killed near Salebach in Alsace in 1679 and Killivieran battle in 1669. 1830 marks start of the second French revolution. 1861 McClellan appointed to command the U S Army. Golden Gate burns with heavy loss off Panama. Italian actress Mme Ratazzi dies in Florence. Severe heat causes numerous deaths across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
isw—Turenne
Neae Salebach
Alsace
Killiveranide
Jacoblies
Willan
OL Wi—Thomas Campbell
Bern
McCrean
George Bo McClellan
Ceneral Winfield Scott
United States Army
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Panama
Sear IV
Marie Ratazgi
Florence
United States
Personal visits mark Lewistown day trip list
PURELY PERSONAL. A parade of local residents visits and returns from cities and towns including Lewistown, Atlantic City, Buckeys Town, Washington, Brangwilok, Baltimore, Hagerstown, Gettysburg, Emmitsburg, Forest Glen, Montgomery County, Dayetown, Lehigh University, and Highlandtown. Notable mentions include Mr Zachariah Young, Miss Sadonta Mullinix, Master Russell Stull, Rev John J Jeffries, and Prof F R Naighbours among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachariah Young
Lewistown
Geo. Nixdorfman
Atlantic City
F.R. Naighbours
Buckeystown
W. W. Myers
Washington
Sadonta Mullinix
South Market Strait
Brangwilok
Russell Stull
T. Bull
Saltimore
Mies Bessie Hahn
East Patrick Street
Ethel Krantz
Adamstown
Emma Mayennchein
Baltimore
Helen Diron
Charles Bernard Smith
East Fourth Street
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Annie Beckley
Blanche Long
D. F. Davis
Hagerstown
Arthur Nixdorff Kemp
Joseph Null
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Rebecca Wallis
Dutrow
South Market Street
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
Frazer
Luther Dieter
Sll
Jacob Dieter
Weat
South Atreet
Harry Eberts
Frank V. Stack
North Market Atreat
Dayetown
Washington County
Harry Anders
East Patcick Street
Lehigh University
South Bethlehem
John J. Jeffries
Highland Methodist Episcopal Church
Highlandtown
Varey
Walee
Jeffries
Middletown
This County
Hammond and Hammond wed in Baltimore church ceremony
Miss Fannie W. Hammond of Royal Oak Maryland married her cousin Ormond Hammond at All Batote Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore. Rev Edward W. Wroth officiated. Bride given by Wellington Hammond with Lottie Florence Hammond as bridesmaids and Edward John Hammond as groomsmen. They plan to reside at Ohaonee Villa Talbot county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hammond
Ohaonee Villa
Talbot County, Ad
The Work of Death and Local Notices
John Rawlings aged about 70 died at Montague Hospital of old age. Funeral services were held this afternoon conducted by Rev. T. O. Carroll. Interment was at Greenmount Cemetery. Butchers Picnic committee announced for Braddock Heights on August 10: William Kuhn Jr Frederick Notnagle William Wills George Lohner Wm Minter and John Mohriing. Martinsburg Eagles beat Frederick Eagles in baseball by 7 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rawlings
Montague
T. O. Carroll
Greenmount Cemetery
Butchers
Braddock Heights
William Kuhn, Jr
Frederick Notnagle
William Wills
George Loohner
Wm Minter
John Mohriing
Frederick Eagles
Frederick Aeese Eagles
Martinsborg Eagles
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Lear
Damages Claim Arising From Malicious Prosecution Case
Miss Mary Belle Maybogh seeks $15,000 in damages for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment based on an embezzlement charge that led to her arrest on a warrant by William T. Harwood. The embezzlement charge was dismissed after she testified the money involved came from Harwood for a personal purchase. Mayhogh denied being Harwood’s housekeeper and said she lives with her mother. Harwood was a boarder at the time of their acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Maybogh
William Thomas Harwood
Harwood
Iftes Mayhogh
Messrs. P. Frank Pampell
Albert S. Brown
Misa Mayhugh
J. Grahame Johnson
Tha Mayhugh'a
West Patrick Street
South Street
Social World Musicale at Hotel Braddock Delights Guests
Last evening Elder Braddock hosted a successful musicale directed by Ned Spcha. Performers included Elinor Markey, W Gosturn, Gaburns, Brown, Wineberg, B Rosenour, Mayor George Edward Smith, Miss Thomas, Miss Hargett, Ned Spohn, and Mrs Barck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Elder
Braddock
Ned Spcha
Misa Elinor Markey
Braddock Colony
W. Gosturn
Gaburn
Brown
Miasas Wineberg
Frederick
Ned Spohn
Barck
Boohn
Funeral services for Harriet McQuartey and infant James Wickless
The morning service for Harriet McQuart ney was held at St John s Catholic Church with a Requiem Mass at 9 80 o clock and interment in St John s cemetery. Pallbearers included Wm Mo Caffrey Frank L Stoner Joseph F Eisenhauer and David Castle. F Schroeder funeral director. An afternoon service for infant James A Wickless, son of Quarlen A and Reus Wickless, followed at 4 o clock at the parents home on East Sixth Street with rites by Rev Ex Kane and interment at St John s cemetery. F Schroeder again listed as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet McQuartney
Raquiem Mssi
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
Wm. MoCaffrey
Frank L. Stoner
Jesiph F. Eisenhauer
David Castle
St. John's Cemetery
F. Schroeder
James A. Wickless
Quarlen A
Reus Wickless
Notable Guests at Avalon Hotel Reception
The guest list includes E. F. Spencer and Mrs. V. F. Spencer, Miss Annie Codwick, Miss Mary Codwick, Mrs. Moser, Miss Gladys, Master Prenton Moses, Mrs. Emma Morrison, Mrs. James Mulqueen, Masters James and David Mulqueen, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Henry, Dr. Hardigam and wife, Mrs. Apple of Washington DC, Laura Hubbard, Lilly Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Raid of Baltimore, Mrs. Solomon and maid of New York, Miss McCrutchen and Miss Eggam of Philadelphia, Miss J. Allis Wilson of Ridgely, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rosenauer and Master Cleveland Rosenauer of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Avalon
Braddock Baights
EF. V. Spencer
Annie Codwicck
Mary Codwick
Moser
Gladys
Prenton Moses
Emma Morrison
James Mulquain
James
David Malquin
J. H. Henry
Hardigam
Apple
Waashington
D. C
Miea
Laura Hubbard
Mise Lillys Hubbard
Raid
Baltimore
Sidney Soloman
Maid
New York
McCrutchen
Mise Egam
Philadelphia
J. Allis Wilson
Ridgely
Abe Rosenaur
Cverald Rogenaur
Frederick
Rosebud Beats Manhattans 10 to 5 at Clarke Plane
Rosebud defeated the Manhattans 10 to 5 at Clarke Plane last evening. Both teams showed poor fielding and the pitchers did good work amid many errors. Bosebuds and E Zeigler along with H Zeigler were the Rosebud battery, while Bentz and Derr worked for the Manhattans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Manhattans
Clarke Plane Diamond
Bosebuds
E. Zeigler
H. Zeigler
Bentz
Derr
Fire Destroys Lighter Frame House Near Lander
A frame dwelling belonging to Clarence Lighter in the Middletown valley near Lander burned at noon Tuesday with all contents. Lighter and his family were away in Montgomery County when the fire started, likely from the chimney. The loss is about $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lighter
Lander
Middletown Valley
Old Friend Keeps News Loyal on West Coast
W. H. Turner of Flama ville, county, now in Los Angeles, writes he has taken The News so long he will not give it up. He says the paper comes like an old friend with news from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atke
W. H. Turner
Flamaville
Los Angeles
Cal
Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Fisher in Baltimore Circuit Court
Mrs Marie Antoinette Schley Fisher seeks absolute divorce from Parke Fisher in Circuit Court No 2 Baltimore alleging three years of abandonment. The bill names Senator Isidor Rayner and others as her attorneys and notes two grown sons, alimony sought, no child custody stated. Fisher, broker of William Fisher & Son, is brother to Charles D Fisher and the late judge William A Pigher. Senator Rayner famed for defending Admiral Schley in the Santiago affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette Schley Fisher
Winfield Scots Bohley
Parke Fisher
Baltimore
William Fisher & Son
Isidor Rayner
William B. Rayner
Alexander Prestov
Fisher
Louta Expeattionake
Maryland
Fair Grounds
Hossesa
Charles D. Fisher
William A. Pigher
Senator Rayner
Barnsville Picnic and Tournament for St Marys Church
Upward of 3000 people from Montgomery and Frederick counties attended the Barnesville Black's Grove event for St Marys Catholic Church. The day featured 34 Democratic nominees, a competitive knightly tournament, music by Travensed Concert Band and Brenners Orchestra, dancing until midnight, and a successful fundraising picnic. Notable speakers included Rev Gilbert McDonald, Hon Speocer O Jones, and Blair Lee. Winners included Kilmer Hoyle Mamie McDonald Chas Brosing Aldah White Harry Davis Mazie Iglesheart L M Titus Hattie Rogersqeuan William Broatue Minnie Davis E B Titus Mary Rod erick M D Hildebrand and Ollie King. The chief marshal was Bernard Shreve with John W Holland as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Wrederick County
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Barneaville
Black’s Grove
Barnesville
Essny
Cocrnet
Brenner
Frederick
Gilbert McDonald
Maurice Carlin
Entgbe
Slidell
Sadie Miles
Clase
L. M Titus
Keighs
Old Virginia
Hattie Rogersquean
William Broatue
Lithia Monoosey
Ming Doulas Davis
E. B Titas
Lansdowne
Mias
Mary Roderick
M. D. Hildebrand
Poole's
Mina Ollie King
Bernard Shreve
John W. Holland
Drunken Abandonment Packs Park With Fleeing Family
A Waynesboro man abandoned his wife and four children in a park after a drunken spree. Police housed the mother and kids at a Market House and provided cots and a letter of room. the man was later taken to jail, ordered to leave town with his family, and warned of arrest if he returned. The family had traveled from Frederick and planned to move toward Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Band
Academy of Mualo
Saya
Waynesboro
Zephyr
Waynsaboro
Inger
Greencastle
Waynenboro
Fifth Strat
P. T. King’s
Grosery
Frederick
Greancaasle
Brindle
Main Street
Local Sales and Travel Ads Mix With Event Notes
The page lists discounted belts silk and velvet and petticoats, plus a postponed Mt. Carmel Bazar and Festival to July 29. It promotes a grand annual tournament at Ostroll Manor Woods on August 3 and notes excursions via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Niagara Falls and Baltimore, with dates in 1905 and special train details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel Bazar
Washington
Baltimore
Bonday
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Q Capital
Monumental City
Niageara Falls
Camden Staton
Niagara Falls
Mt. Airy
Washington Jecuium
Lehigh Valley
R. R
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Jalanda
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Rocheater
Geneva
Watkins Glan
Glen Sommis Springs
Maud
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Order of Eagles
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lim
Oslion B. &O.R. BR
President Vice President Asat Cnabter and fund details
A fragment lists President and Vice-President roles with amounts 100000 and 250000, followed by 3. D. Barks and Daniel Barer as named individuals. The readable items imply a formal or financial context though specifics are incomplete.
Sickness and recoveries linger in local notes
Mr. tls Anderson of West Third Street remains on the sick list while Mrs. Lewis M. Nixdorff of East Second Street shows slow improvement. Fraok B. Sappington on East Second Street is ill. Thad Filby of West Seventh Street dislocated a shoulder and is recovering slowly. Geien Cutehall of D.C. Winebrewer is able to be out after indisposition. Wesley Toll near the city is recovered from mower injuries. Marion Michiel, who fell at John Ed Schell's residence on North Market Street, is improving and out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tls Anderson
West Third Streat
Lewis M. Nixdorff
East Second Artest
Fraok B. Sappington
East Second Street
Thad. Filby
Seventh Street
Misa Geien Cutehall
D.C Winebrewer
Wesley Toll
Mactar Marion Michiel
John Ed. Schell
North Market Street
Wew Trolley Line Plans From Hagerstown to Waynesboro Area
Officials of the Hagerstown Street Railway Company complete plans for a 16 mile trolley line south from Hagerstown to a midway point between Waynesboro and Greencastle. The route would parallel the Altenwald cutoff of the Western Maryland Railroad and pass through the Marah district, linking Hagerstown directly with Pen-Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
Hagerstown Street Railway Company
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Pen-Mar
Greenplats
Altenwald
Western Maryland Railroad
Rich Marah
Pan- Mar
Initiation Service At Camp 17 Initiates Class Of Sixteen
Camp 17 of A A initiated a class of sixteen candidates at its meeting last night with about fifty members present including visitors from Camp 43 at Donbe and Camp 44 at Woodaboro. The ceremony was impressively performed and the uniformed team presented a fine appearance. The camp now numbers four active and three honorary members, with another initiation expected September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. 9
Ffty Membara
Donbe
Woodaboro
Lutheran Reunion Draws 200 by Electric Railway Trip
About two hundred people left Frederick and Middletown on the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway for Hagerstown to attend the Lutheran Reunion at Pen Mar. One car continued to Hagerstown while forty six traveled by the N. O. R. BR to Pen Mar for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Hagerstown
Pen Mar
N.O R BR
Hayes woundhouse sale links to Civil War battle site
Martie Shank of Myeraville has purchased Mrs. Alice Babbitt's brick dwelling on West Main Street Middistown for $1,700. The property is the former site where ex-President Hayes was wounded after the Battle of South Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martie Shank
Myeraville
Alice Babbitt
Weet Mat Street
Middistown
Thia
Hayes
Bouth Mountain
Brief Bits From Adams County Local Notices
Repainting work is underway on several properties including the residences of Dr. P D Fabroay on Hast Oburok Street Mrs Wm Simmone at Market and Sixth Streets and H F Raprecht on Hast Taird Street with ride in charge by Charles A Welty Caspar Killian and Michael Kennedy respectively The Reformed Sunday School of Adamstown holds an annual picnic in Manor woods near Buckeystown Bratlog A fire mare named Queen owned by D Z Padgett of Adamstown was struck by lightning and died Jefferson Sunday school event set for Johnsons grove near Jefferson on Saturday August 19 185 The Frederick and Woodsboro turnpike near Rev Isaac M Mostar property sees a new culvert under construction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P D. Fabroay
Adamatown
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Isaac
Mostar
Thig City
M C A Junior Camp At Braddock Heights
Five more boys apply to join the M C A Junior Camp to be held at Braddock Heights next week. Dorsey Sappington Geo Rodock Geo DeGrange Charlie Haller and Harling Sponsellar among new applicants. Camp aims for safety and pleasure with groups and chaperones for each unit. The camp register lists 100 visitors enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Braddock Heights
Dorsey Sappington
Geo. Rodock
Geo
DeGrange
Charlie Haller
Harling Sponsellar
Fire Company Purchases New Horses For Steam Engine
The United Steam Fire Engine Company buys a matched pair of black horses from Henry Spring near Lovettsville Va for 8700. The animals of the Axterley stock arrived in the city today and are housed at Dr. V. B. Smith’s stable. Local market quotes list Corn at 2.55 per barrel ad oiled 65 cents per bushel, New Wheat No 2 red at 690 per bushel with variations for rejected and damaged lots, Oats at 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Moesers
Chas. P. Lavy
Dedley Page
Charles M. Hagan
Henry Spring
Lovetteville
Axterley
BR. V. Smith
Cours Atrees
G. Waring
Tyson
Unstigured drill prompts new sergeant for company A
Members of Company A First Regiment MN G were unstigured for their uniform last night after which a very astrafactory drill was Tad Mr Frank Bentz has been appointed firet sergeant of the company Another drill will take place tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.N.G
Frank Bentz
B and O Y M C A Picnic At Island Park
One hundred twelve persons left Baltimore for Island Park this morning to attend the annual B and O Y M C A picnic with events scheduled all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Island Park
Frederick City Hospital Guild to Meet Friday Morning
Readable notices include a 9 0 clock meeting for the Frederick City Hospital Guild tomorrow Friday in the DO7 rooms by order of Secretary Jacon Rosmack. Also advertised are paint deals at 1 1 5 per gallon from E 8 Moncey & Bro and the Frederick College and Academy for Boys opening in September 1905 with scholarship applications by August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Moncey & Bro
West Patrick Bt
Frederick
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the Daily News
Wasmarow
Tam News
Yair
Housekeeping
Martuis
James Edgar Bartgis
Minnie Estelle Speakes
Rov
BH. L. McLean
East Third Street
Bartgis
Avpypleman
Darnin
Philip Appleman
Josephine Lane Darnin
New York City
Yasterday
Miss Maybogh
W. T. Barwood
Parke Flaber
Babanesville
Pronic
Papm
Pulice
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Jobn Hondrickson
Neidig & Miller
Bneidig & Miller
Ostroll Manor Woods
Thoreday
Frepenick Gas & Eurc. Co
Via
George
Rodock
Rodook
Bte
Frederick County
L. Kefauver
Fredericx
E. Foster
KE. Paterman
Waat Franklin Street
City Hotel
Kefauver
Courch Street
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A. J. Eichelberger
N. W
Abdawly
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrick St
THE
News Job Printing Department
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
F. &. Sappingtor
City Hall
Citizens! Nat. Bank
Barber
WM. G. Baker
B.D. Baker
Wh. G
Limmerman
Samuel G
Duvall
D. Barks
C. Morren
D. H. Hannett
Joan
Kameburg
Toe
Haden
U. M. Thomas
Wm. G. BarEr
Daniel Barer
Buiget of Bright
Doraea
United Fire Co
Br. W. C. Jonsson
Board of Visitors
Kent
Etoraa
Patrick St
Aarland
Axnrson
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