In History: July 27 Highlights and Astronomical Notes
On this date in history Thomas Campbell the poet was born in 1701 and died in 1844. references to a postmaster general and other scattered notes appear. Astronomical data include rises and settings, moon phase, and brief positions for Mercury and Neptune with Delta Aquarid activity after 11 p.m.
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Thomas Campbell
Dod
Iutr
Linsolo E Cables
Diggs
United States
Edmund Ao Ot Aatume Wied
Moan
Dage
Mercury
Neptune
Local Trade Notices and Store Listings
Fragmentary OCR shows merchants and goods names such as Gee B Rodock & Co Doll Bros B Rosenour & Sons Besant & Knott and ALG Quymn & Co with items like groceries. Bank lock for bate and Rose 5 From the Wis e appear as partial notices.
Indian Doctor jailed for practicing without license
A man described as an Indian Doctor, Dr JM Manzetta, was jailed in Hagers town after being found guilty of posing as a physician without a license or registration. Witnesses testified he sold remedies and claimed cures, while his wife sought a warrant for desertion. The judge condemned quacks preying on the public and warned against traveling medicine men.
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JM. Manzetta
Frank G. Wheaman
Manzetta
Young Spielman
Spiel
Huffman
Rec
Bentaert
Daythe Hoffman
Micartin
Sharpsburg
North Carolina
Kim
Cheriah
Unclear archival note on arrest charge wording
Fragmentary OCR shows an arrest mention with garbled names and vague charges. No clear persons, places, or events can be confirmed from the provided text.
Whipping of David Jones Follows Court Order
In Frederick County a court ordered twenty lashes for David Jones, who beat his wife. Sheriff Myers supervised, with Deputy Darner counting the blows as Jones stood bound on a wall and wore a blue outfit. The punishment, carried out in the jail corridor, followed a June 28 assault and a prior fine of 50 dollars later reduced to 20, plus 20 lashes.
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David Jones
Sherlif Itgore
Addrevaing Jones
Jones
Jonca
Darner
Justion Smith
Dailyte
Frederick County
Personal notices of visits and travels around Baltimore and nearby towns
A long list of individuals, including Miss Grace Dill, Mrs. Daniel Shook, and Mr. Edward Anderson, visit relatives and friends in Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, and nearby towns. many entries note outbound trips to Hedgeeville, Mountaindute, and Gettysburg as well as return journeys home.
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J. Harry Lebberss
New York
Grace Dill
Dill Avenue
Baltimore
Mim Alvida Delashmutte
Bermiteburg
Daniel Shook
Park Avenue
Edward Anderson
Washington
Thie City
Hina
Drozenburg
Drozenburg, Eset
Patrick
Mies Kelen Seltegs
Riomitsbure
Mies Gare’ Doateer
Wise
James E. Doll
East Patrick Street
Gettysburg
Nellie Bo
Kemptown
Mir
W. Y Baydor
North Market Street
Ise “Lacy Desay
Louise Johnson
East Second Street
Tite Tone Davis
East South Street
Nance
Rceang
Blanche Bennett
Vinitine
Harvey Bennett
Elizabeth Hauser
Etelka Handley
East Third Street
W. M. Lewang
Mre
Steck
East Church Street
G. C.eena
Allantown
Mig Adele Nelam
West Third Stradt
George Hooper
Morida
Barry Hooper
Last Church Street
John D. DeGrange
Adamstown
Irene
Addie DeXouis
Mes
Weinberg
Nonry Titlett
Edna Baker
Hagerstown
Myrtle Zents
West Church Street
Manter
Joseph Mullinix
Tho
Poo-Mar
Geo. F. Kimbel
Katherine
Philadelphia
L. Ky Betson
Frank Leonard Monroe Storm
South Market Street
Cpherdstown
W. Va
P. N. Disher
John 4. Colbert and
Point of Rocks
Chas. Webster
Madison Avenuers
R. L. Survey
Feta
Stanley Amore
Fred, Horn
Kansas City
Mra. J
Droapabute
Mamie
Ruth
Eather Jones
Flor
Morth Market
Boliatan
McMaster
Eunty
J. L. McMasast
Mra
Steven
Maurice Jones
Ef Aville
Wal
Union Meeting Notice at Wack Weights
Fragmented OCR notes describe a union meeting to be held at Wack Weights on a Wednesday with mention of tomorrow and Sunday. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduling notice for a local union event and possible admission arrangements.
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Second Street
Tor Sachse
Farm sale near Hancock with 53 acres changes hands
A property transaction in Washington County involving the Fink farm of 53 acres near Hancock sees the tract sold for 78 dollars per acre, totaling a substantial sum. The report notes the farm’s value and the buyer’s details as part of the local land market news.
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Eatenee County
Hancock
Religious World Notes and Sunday Services Listed
The column lists local church activities for Sunday with multiple congregations across denominations. It notes sermons and service times at St John Catholic, United Church, Methodist, First Baptist, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, Trinity ME, Presbyterian, All Saints Episcopal, Grace Reformed, and Bradock Lutheran churches, plus special lectures and harvest services.
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John Paul Tyler
Bis
Xemer
T. J. Kolb
St. John's Catholic Church
Yester
Low
J.W. Kimvore
Methodist FB al
Hugh Johnson
Battingre
Hoy
Charles P. Steck
First Baptist Church
J. D. Stone
Washington
Holy Land
Stone
Jerusalem
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Reformed Church
Itwy
J. M. Motter
Edward A. G. Berman
Lisbon
Iowa
Tinity ME. Church
South
B.ca.mh
John Pasl Pyler
Zachariah
Floyd Pv. Futney
Christian Endeavor
Ollock
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
All Saints’ Profgatané
Marming
Osborne Ingle
Harons
Harvest Home
Braddock
A. Hedeca
Picnic season and social notes in brief
Brief bits report a busy picnic week and shrinking days. Socials and wallflowers appear as marriage jokes fade. July begins on home stretch while poultry demand rises. An excursion to Baltimore and Washington nets 97 riders. evangelist Robert Do conducts Methodist camp meetings on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
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Lota
Atretch
Enkrele Milla
Connecticut
Maryland
Bamoan Islands
What Becomes of the Coin: Millions Made at Philadelphia Mint
A Philadelphia Mint report shows the discal year ended last week produced 137,183,777 coins valued at 120,755,848 dollars. The facility converted gold and silver alloys into coins and minted over 81,000,000 pennies, implying wide circulation since last June.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Prep
Sam
Philadelphia Mint
Philideli
Cossesson
United States
Advertised Letters Remain in Frederick City
The list of undelivered letters dated 1908 items includes George Vorhees at Lapras Live and several women names such as Laura Alexander Mary Brown William Edhart de Kreerer Gordie Layman Marie Swarts and May W. Readers must call for these letters at the post office to claim them.
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George Vorhees
Lapras
Laura Alexander
Mary Brown
William Edhart
de Kreerer
Mias Gordie Layman
Marie Swarts
Mien
May W
Funeral for Mrs Mary Ellen Mole Held at Dill Avenue Home
The funeral of Mrs Mary Ellen Mole was held at 3 o clock from her Dill avenue home. Rev E L McLean conducted the services with funeral director Thomas P Rice.
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Mary Ellen Mole
Dill Avenue
E. L. McLean
Moberly
Beett Nussan Felty
Mullard
Elmer Frits
James P. Fore
Olives
Thomas P. Rice
Mt Carmel M P Church Picnic Set for Aug 1 1903
The Mt Carmel M P Church announces a euchral picnic at Peart Maryland on Saturday August 1 1903. The event invites local residents to attend by mail or phone for details and directions.
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Mt. Carmel M. P
Peart, Md
July sale boosts prices on table linen and towels
An ad fragment shows July sale terms raising prices for table linens towels and napkins. It lists White and Brown table damask options with prices around 4.00 to 4.50 and napkins and towels in the 1.05 to 1.12 range, plus mentions black fabrics for skin or dress and limited sale dates and locations.
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Natal
Mobah
Boon
Neidig & Miller Local Mention In The Wise
The Wise notes education aims to train individuals to their highest potential. Frederick lodge, 0 home school, seeks support. Also lists a business opportunity with three story brick dwelling at 32 and 44 West Patrick Street opposite City Hotel. Knights of Pythias notice and various ads appear with garbled pricing and services.
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Frederick Loge
West Patrick Atreat
City Hotel
Quick Py
K. Youna
T. Rest ‘Batate and Insurance
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Ae Wight
George P. Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
George Rive
Broderick
Mame
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Shomas P. RiGh
Righelberger
Actos
MI. Ls
Spgeibon's
Percondl Witetion
M. L. Etchibon
Funwal
South Market
Wredetiek
Suididawty
W. H. B. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Etchison Furniture
Thas Ahyoos
Gervions
Siven
Te Undertaking Basinege
Wu. H. B. Etchibon
Jythdawly
Charles L. Renn
Csea
F. B. Sappington
Wales
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Ania
F. B. Sappineton
Dee Deer Barth of
Oiey
Matt Fue
Mpedes Epatet
Tam Maen
Waburmenea
Leeul Ming
L. Moons
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Wasther Bateau
NEW Advertis Public Sale
Harper's ‘Erry
Forbes & Farney
RRO Presbyterian Vernion
Hageratown
Mim Ma Whalen
Patrick Street
Clarence Strine
Amer Wilcoxon
Now
Hochschild
Kobn Po
Alter
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University of Mary
Lqwe-Law
Vientina
Rae
Regro
David
Myers
W. A. Long
Plessant
Qitisens
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Persitt
ALWOG
Ateeravena Thomas
NP. Tahen
Graddock Heights
Braddock Heights
B. Shonta
Middletown
Messrs
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Emory I. Coblents
W. Ene
W. Patrick
Silk Qounter
D. Fahs
Allefik
Prin Seyar
Neidig
Miller
Nas
Neidig & Miller
Moto Nurang
Loskirm Morgan
UN Market Street
Tex Ercawon Furnitver
C.c. Baylor
Ee Ville
Kran Rockers
Tas Ercaison Fuamiorx Sons
Knights of Pythiae
Frederick Tus & Exacrare Co
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