In History July 28 Commemorates Armada, Notables
The Daily News notes historical events and deaths on this date. Commodore William Bainbridge, born 1774 in Princeton NJ, died. Joseph Bonaparte, ex king of Naples, born 1763 in Florence, died. William Lowndes Yancey, born 1814 near Montgomery Alabama, died. Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805, died. Sir Moses Montefiore, born 1785 in England, died. Samuel Sands, born 1800 in Baltimore, died. Colonel Alfred M Wood of Brooklyn, born 1826, died.
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Hana Christian Andersen
Moses Montefiore
Ramsgate
England
Samuel Sands
Baltimore
Alfred M. Wood
Brooklyn
Great Rebuilding Sale Amid Bargains At Local Stores
Advertisements show numerous merchants promoting discounts and low prices. Purse lost notice appears amid sale items. Names include Thos Kemp Neidig Miller Moser Williamson Markey Oramer and various shops marketing goods like footwear and malt extract.
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Thos. Kemp
Neidig & Miller
Moser
Williamson
Markey
Oramer
Tur Dary News mailing option announced
EMEP posted announces summer vacation mail subscription for Tur Dary News. Residents may leave name and address at the business office. Ten seats per week or eighty cents per month mailed to any address in the U S and Canada.
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U. S
Canada
Charles N Hahn Dies of Bright's Disease in Frederick
Charles Nicholas Hahn a leading Frederick businessman died at his North Market Street home at 10 20 am from Brights disease after a long illness. A successful engineer and plumber he ran a large stove and plumbing business for 23 years and helped organize the Frederick City Packing Company, which he served as president for about twelve years. He was a widely respected member of the community and of the Masonic Order.
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David Fisher
Laurel
Robert Thomas
Pittsburg
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Brunswick
Misa Daisy Davis
Washington
W. B. Cnutshall
Woodsboro
D. M. Scholl
East Patrick Street
Walkersville
U.-A
Linganore Hills Inn
Gerhard Lampe
Baltimore
J. Henry Lampe
East Fifth Street
J. Clarke Kieffer
Lancaster
Eleanor Johnson
Court Square
Blue Ridge Summit
E. R. Bachbach
West Church Street
Milton
H. Robert Jones
Dickerson
George F. Thomas
Frederick
Thomas Freeman
Dizon
Weat Second Street
Hernwood
Baltimore County
Mary Tipton
Nannies Brown
Richard P. Ross
North Market Street
C. Beady
Galaway
Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
Ruth Motter
Cam Apation
Balsimors
Stok
Charles Nicholas Hahn
Bright
Mr. Hahn
Frederick leader Mr Hahn dies after long service
Frederick Maryland mourns as Adolph Hahn longtime city figure and former water works superintendent dies at home at age unspecified He was active in Masonic orders Evangelical Lutheran church and Royal Arcanum survived by widow three children two brothers and two sisters Funeral arranged for Wednesday at his home with service and interment at Olivet Cemetery
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Frederick
Hahn
Enoch Royal Arch
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knights Templars
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Frederick Lodges
Bike
Independent
Hoe
Evangelical Libheran Church
Frederik Council
Royal Arcanum
Hahn Frederick
Eode
Win. A
Henry A. Hahn
Marry Blacketon
Ming Aggie— O. Hahn
Adolph Hahn
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Sheriff fails to find Johnson suspect in Wilmington case
Sheriff Lease visited Wilmington to confirm if a prisoner there matched the wanted William Johnson, accused in Emanuel Stratton's murder. The Wilmington man proved not to be Stratton's suspect, differing in moustache and other details, leaving the case unresolved. Letters and local listings follow in the notices section.
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Lease
Wilmington
Del
William Johnson
Emanuel Stratton
Stratton
Johnson
Willam Johnson
Resignation at Woodshore Savings Bank to Seltzer Mint Drug Co
Mr J Vernon Silanes, longtime cashier of the Woods hore Savings Bank, resigns to take a cashier role at the Seltzer Mint Drug and Chemical Co in Washington DC. He will assume duties once his successor at the bank is appointed. The Sick note mentions Mr William O Keller of East Second street is very sick.
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J. Vernon Silanes
Woodshore Savings Bank
Mnce
Cosp
Seltzer Mint Drug and Chemical Co
Washington, D.C
Mr. Wm. O. Keller
East Second Street
Adamstown Defeats Doubs In Amateur Baseball Tilt
Doubs hosts Adamstown on their ground and loses 6 to 4. Doubs battery includes 5 Michasi and R. Hickman. Carey catches. Adamstown pitchers TL Day H Biggs and Frey led the defense with 16 strikeouts, B Michasi fanning 13 in seven innings, notable bat hitting by B Grabb.
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Adamstown
Doubs
Michasi
R. Hickman
Carey
TL. Day
H. Biggs
Frey
C. Ogle
B.grabb
B. Michasi
Warfield Seen as Gov Nominee Amid Maryland Democratic Debate
A Baltimore paper surveys Maryland Democratic prospects for governor, noting Edwin Warfield’s enduring candidacy and broad state support despite city and county opposition. It cites General L Victor Baughman as a potential rival, while listing other possible candidates and uncertainties in the Eastern Shore and statewide factions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Edwin Warfield
Ford
Opera House
Col
John Walter Smith
Colonel Smith
Warfield
L. Victor Baughman
Democratic Party
Baughman
Mr. Warfield
Gen. Baughman
Hoe
Atlantic City
Brawie
General Baughman
John Hubner
Baltimore County
Spencer C. Jones
Murray Vandiver
John E. Hurst
Douglass H Thomas
Lightning destroys two-story store in Kemptown
A two story frame store at Kemptown owned by Reverdy Purdum and used by Claf Secn B Davis was struck by lightning yesterday around 5 pm and burned with all contents lost. The building valued at about 800 dollars was insured, while Davis’s stock of goods worth 1500 to 1700 dollars was insured for 1000 dollars. No one was present during the blaze and an earlier Baltimore report of a dwelling destruction was an error due to ownership history.
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Kemptown
Reverdy Pordam
Clafsecn B. Davis
Purdum
Davis
Baltimore
James D. Boyer
Boyer
Pordom
Sweet Sixteen Bride Marries Hooper In Frederick
The 16 year old Emms Bussard wed James O Hooper in Frederick after leaving Middletown for a license. The ceremony occurred at the Met Episcopal parsonage with Rev Dr B S Todd officiating and a temperance pledge reportedly signed. George Miller nearby captured two large German carp in the Monocacy River weighing 8 and 13 pounds.
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J. 7. Barsacd
James O. Sooper
James O. Hooper
Highland
Emms ¥. F. Bussard
John W. Bussard
Middletown
Hooper
Frederick
Brangatival Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Met. Episcopal Church
B.S. Todd
Todd
George Miller
Emmitsburg
Monocacy River
Market quotes from Western Milling and Export Company
The Loce Mart reports today’s market quotations for corn per barrel 215 dollars corn shelled 63 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 90? per bushel. The firm bids 69 cents for July wheat hay 18 dollars per ton.
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Loce/ Mart
Western Milling & Export Company
Record of Local Events 1826 to 1836 Diary Highlights
Extracts from the Jacob Engelbrecht diary recount diverse local items from 1826 including elections for Frederick mayor and aldermen, deaths of prominent residents, property purchases, a duel near Montgomery county, a cattle show remark, and a major fire on East Second Street destroying several houses and outbuildings with substantial losses.
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Lnte
Jacob Engelbrecht
Engelbrecht
Joseph Kent
Prince George's
Maryland
William Tyler
George Stainfer
Adolphus Wilhelm
Roemer Kolb
Jesac
Westmoreland County
Washington City
George Kolb
George W. Ent
John Kunkle
George Schuitz
David Schley
Jacob ¥Aubel
David Steiner
Henry
Brish
John McDonald
Henry Steiner, Sr
George Rice
James Catlin
Constable
Daniel Hergesholmer
Bentztown
Jacob Wiest
East Second Street
Market Street
Land of Liberty
Montgomery County
District of Columbus
Henry Clay
Kentucky
United States
John Randolph
Virgina
Randolph
Olsy
Joseph Trapnell
West Patrick Street
Eant
Carroll Creek
John Jones
Bee Stings for Rheumatism Demonstrated in Shady Grove
The article reports a prominent Shady Grove resident cured of rheumatism after being stung by a swarm of honey bees while helping to hire them. The sting relieved the rheumatic pains and enabled him to move freely again, with improved mobility and ease in daily life.
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Shady Grove
Bills Turned Down in Montgomery County Prohibition Dispute
Montgomery County officials refuse to pay for police services from constables sent to enforce the local option prohibition along Conduit road. Judge Henderson and the Anti-Saloon League directed the effort, while the county sheriff and board oppose. Warrants were issued to the constables after they were relieved of duty, amid a clash involving temperance forces, local press, and patrons of illegal activities. State's Attorney Talbott remains distant.
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Montgomery County
Judge Henderson
Ant! Saloon League
Board of County Commissioners
Talbott
Social World Reception and Dance in Colorado Springs
The Colorado Springs Gazette notes a reception given Tuesday by Mrs O Staley Gambrill and Mrs C G Helfenstein for Mrs A A Shardtte and Mrs Hoblitzstlof Maryland with Mrs F W Goddard among the helpers. Pink sweet peas decorated the rooms. ice cream, sherbet, iced tea, and punch were served. A dance at Braddock Heights tonight features the Imps Mandolin Club and Frederick Select Orchestra with a special car arranged.
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Colorado Springs
Mra. O. Staley Gambrill
Mra. C. G. Helfenstein
A. A. Shardtte
Mra
George I’. Libby
Ota Johoson
Philo
Hildreth
Maas Tripp
A. A. Shareste
Frederick, Md
Braddock Heights
Imps Mandolin Club
Frederick
July Ends With Oddities And Local Events
In Chicago Journal style notes, July closes with oddities and forecasts. Themes include August storms, fatigue linked disease in physiology, a Wildwood Park Me. picnic on August 7, and a widow’s sharp wit. Local events list trolley parties, dances, a Catholic church picnic, and a Mary Jane Outing Club season opener.
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Johnnie
Chicago Journal
Johnnie Stokes
Wildwood Park
Braddock Heights
Myersville
Ss. Joseph's Catholic Church
Manor
Mike Ritchie
Mary Jane Outing Club
Survey of part of dividing line at Blue Ridge Summit
The Board of County O Commissioners, Q County Surveyor Rager and Clerk C O Rusherman met with Washington county officials at Blue Ridge Summit to survey a disputed portion of the county dividing line.
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Board of County O Commissioners
Rager
Rusherman
Blue Ridge Summit
Washington County
Strenuous Silk Offer Sparks Seasonal Dress Sale
A crowded sales pitch touts a silk dress offer as the season’s best value. The ad promises low prices on silk and cotton fabrics, including black lawns, Swiss mull, cretons, laces, and drapery items, with bold claims of unprecedented discounts. It notes a display window at a street corner and urges quick purchases to avoid missing the sale. The piece ends with a quip about newspaper advertising and sustaining business during dull periods.
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Venice
Tor
Neidig & Miller
Masonic funeral notice and park amusements advertised
Local notices announce a Masonic funeral for Bro. Chas N Hahn at the Masonic Temple with lodge secretaries Adolrats Feanware and William Caio listed. Also pages advertise Athletic Park events with music and bowling and Saks Council Go mayoral appearance for examinations, a Sunday School picnic at Manor, and misc ads for uprights at 31 N Market Street and a real estate line about advertising costs versus rent.
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Brothers of Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Chas. N. Hahn
Columbia Lodge No
Wilitan F. Caio
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Walker Bros
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Lewis Weltzbeiner
George Kessler
Reynolds
John Jacob Rohr
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Geo. A. Gilbert
A. W. Detox & Co
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Lold
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Sulka
Aldo Gavaral
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Mili
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America
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Raille
Hamburg
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Kodoce
T. Rice & Sonk
A T. Rios & Sons
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Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P.rice
Frederick County
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Keller
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H. E. Petermasr
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Joseph W. Gaver
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Strest
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Amor Uener
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Luiz Dweling
Patrick
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Woodbina
Mocksprings
Sith
Braddock
Ringol
Fasgatlije
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Evclar
Johnsville
D. P Creek
Jenew
New London
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Frederic, Wa
Millnerr
J. Wass
FPOR
SULY
I. Saks
Saks’ Coficil Go
City Hotel
St. Matthews Reformed Sunday School
Edward Zimmerman
Moore
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