July 28 in American History and Astronomical Events
July 28 marks the deaths of Manasseh Cutler in 1823, Commodore William Bainbridge in 1833, William Lowndes Yancey in 1863, and Samuel Sands in 1891, noting births for each. The record also notes The Star Spangled Banner’s first type setting by Sands in 1800. The celestial note reports sunset, sunrise, moonset times, and a conjunction of Moon and Venus near noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manasseh Cutler
William Bainbridge
William Lowndes Yancey
Samuel Sands
Venus
Among the Sick Confined to the House
Mr William H Ingman the sick list member is able to be out. R S J Dutrow Clarke Place is able to be out. Charles H infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lambright West Patrick street is quite sick. Mr Joseph Janison West Patrick street slowly improving. Mr Charles W Martz South Market street confined to house from indigestion. Mrs H P Fabrney injured in automobile accident improving able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. ‘Ingman
R. S. J. Dutrow
Clarke Place
Charles H
Harry Lambright
West Patrick Street
Joseph Janison
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
H. P. Fabrney
Brief Items of Interest from Local and General News
Mrs. John Wilby of West Sixth street reports a cumbling measuring 42 inches around and 12 inches across the top. Rev. Samuel Kipe of Emmitsburg will preach in Hagers town on Sunday evening at the Christian Endeavor chapel. A Frederick baby to be entered in Borden's Tabby contest is Charles Fagan Shipley, pictured in the Baltimore American. While fishing at Island Park, Adam Railing and Glenn Castle caught fourteen bass, the heaviest weighing 2 1 2 pounds by Railing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilby
West Sixth Street
Samuel Kipe
Emmitsburg
Christian Endeavor Chapel
Hagerstown
Frederick
Charles Fagan Shipley
Baltimore American
Island Park
Adam Railing
Glenn Castle
Railing
Musician from Hagerstown Performs for Correction inmates
A well known Hagerstown musician and his wife visited the House of Correction and gave a concert for inmates. After the performance the artist spoke briefly and stated he was from Hagerstown. The inmates raised their hands and replied, So are we.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
House of Correction
Lankford
The Work of Death Mary Boone Dies at Age Four
Mary Elizabeth Boone child of Mr and Mrs Edward Boone died yesterday at their home in Ceresville aged 2 years 4 months and 7 days She was a grandchild of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nussbaum of Mt Pleasant Her funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10 o clock Services will be at Mt Pleasant M E Church and interment will be at Viloa Chapel Cemetery near Daysville Ma Mor Richi Hiye
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Boone
Mary Elizabeth Boone
Edward Boone
Ceresville
Joseph Nussbaum
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant M. KE
Vuioa Chapel
Daysville
Rates to rise in Frederick fire insurance debate
Frederick residents and merchants discuss proposed Middle Department schedule of higher fire insurance rates. Local agents oppose the rise citing previous low rates and construction factors. Inspectors cite hazards like gas storage. supporters say nationwide losses justify adjustments. Debate notes past city improvements and compares with Baltimore rates.
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Frederick County
Middle Department of Insurance
Frederick
United States
Early Morning Fire Destroys Two N Market St Homes
Fire at 716 and 718 North Market Street damaged two dwellings owned by Calvin Schildknecht and occupied by Abraham Markovitz and William Shipley. Fire seen by Mrs George Snyder with roof collapse before firefighters arrived. Loss estimated between 800 and 1500 dollars, insured on the homes. Shipley contents insured, Markovitz not.
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N. Market St
Mr. Schildknecht
North Market Street
Calvin ©. Schildtknecht
Abraham Markovitz
Wm. Shipley
George Snyder
Mr. Shipley
Shipley
Snyder
Runaway Horse Terrorizes Thurmont Streets
A horse rampaged through Thurmont as pedestrians crowded the sidewalks and teams lined the streets. The frightened crowd scattered near Dr Water’s store while a baby’s carriage toppled but the infant remained unharmed. The horse, belonging to William Eigenbrode of Lois, was finally caught after causing minor property damage.
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Thurmont
Charles Hammett
J. T. Davis
William Eigenbrode
Lois
Brunswick West End Public School Addition Underway
J P Karn and Bros hold the Brunswick contract for a new West End public school wing. Excavations for a cellar under the addition are done, foundation concrete begun, and the entire building will be substantially concrete with steam heat. Several carloads of brick have arrived and work will proceed to have the building ready for early fall use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. P. Karn & Bro
West End
Brunswick
Robbers Fail to Enter West South Street House and Garage
A pair of attempted break ins were reported in the West South Street area. One gang tried to steal a car from the Ideal Electric and Supply garage, causing property damage but leaving the vehicle undamaged. A separate attempt to force entry at Ralph Wachter’s residence failed as neighbors watched a tall, slender man in a straw hat depart before nine to ten o'clock. Authorities were notified.
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West South Street
Deal
Bao
Lave Tee
Wade
Lorkup
New York
Ideal Electric and Supply Company
Carrell Street
Ralph Wachter
Mrs. Wachter
Inspection Trip To Ox Creek Water Source
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen traveled from Frederick to Ox Creek for an inspection of the water source slated for addition to the city system. The party, including City Attorney Smith and officials, planned to review grounds, discuss pipeline routes, and potential land purchase, with return expected late in the afternoon.
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Ox Creek
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Vine
Ten
Schell
Gittinger
Crimmins
Kemp
Johnson
Smith
Weiner
Rogers
Condition Improves for Miss Gregory After Fall
Miss Virginia Gregory of Brunswick remains in a weak condition after a concussion from a fall while riding from Brunswick to Knoxville. She recognizes people but cannot recall the accident. She did not rest well last night but is resting better this morning, though her overall condition is unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gregory
Charles R. Gregory
Brunswick
Knoxville
Misa Gregory
Will Recover John Johnson Shot By Phillips Improves
John Johnson colored, shot by William Phillips, continues to improve and is expected to recover. The bullet remains lodged in the right thigh. For summer diarrhoea in children always give Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil to speed a cure. For sale by all Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
Wiliam Phillips
Fahrney reunion at Fahrney Memorial old folks home
The Fahrney reunion will be held tomorrow at Fahrney Memorial Old Folks Home near Mapleville. Activities begin 9:30 with devotional by Dr. P D Fahrney and an address by Omar Kaylor of St James. Afternoon program expected especially attendance by Faheney family members.
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Fahrney
Frederick Railroad Co. Baltimore Return Fare Advertised
Frederick Railroad Company posts a round trip Baltimore fare of $1.25 for Sunday July 20. departures from Frederick at 7 15 A M and Baltimore at 6 17 P M eight hours in Baltimore. Tickets available at 26 Mast Patrick Street 48 N. Market Street and New City Hotel. Card of thanks thanking firemen and friends for extinguishing a blaze at two dwellings this morning. CALVIN EF SCHILDENECHT. For August now in. New Red Seal Records by McCormack Mischa Elman at Shipley’s. Dance Tonight Braddock. August records now on sale at The Busy Corner. Violin solos by Elman and two new ballards by McCormack. Pop war hits and selections from The Pink Lady. Columbia and Victor labels at The Busy Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad Co
Baltimore
Frederick
Patrick Street
N. Market Street
New City Hotel
Calvin EF. Schildenecht
McCormack
Mischa el Jan
Shipley's
Elman
Pink Lady
Columbia
Victor Records
Fredonia I Council No 46 Meets Friday Night
American Mechanics report says important business will be discussed at Fredonia I Council No 46 gathering Friday night and full attendance is desired by officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia I Council
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the Daily News
Wasurserox
Weather Bureau
Ww. L. Moons
NEW Advertisents
Braddock Heights
W. Patrick St
Fisher
F. B. Sappington
Patrick St
August
New Records
Moser's
Dig & Miller
S . Fred. R. R
Doll Bros
Carty’s
Lowenst
Frederick Toalaus
Frederick and Vicinity
MA Orrichi Hiye
Sixth Street
Market Street
Charter Commission
Baltimore City
Board of Trade
Maine
Brunswick School
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
J. U. Baker
WM. G. Bank
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Geo. Wall
Smira Thos
A. Taruem
Joan S. Amspurg
Dame. Barr
Ws. G. Bakes
Af. Conner
M.D. Ic
M. Thomas
E. Clive
D. BE. Kefauver
L. Hancert
Jungs
J.C. Morres
J. D. Baus
John D. Hendrickson
Palm Beach
Hoc Leochher Reali
John D.iendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Gouda
Look
Luee Howe
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Sanax Dip
Williamsc
Rexall Store
Victor
Braddock
Heery
N. M. Zentz
Young & Staley
W. H. Tozer
Quynn & CO
William H. Tozer
Boy Wonder
Slide For Life
Braddock Heights Casino
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Keller & Myers
Deller
American Bonding Company of
Kellor & Myders
City Hotel
Monrovia
Petersville
New Market
Creagerstown
Butkeystown
Tharmont
Mt. Atry
Rockville
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Walkersville
Cramer & Stauffer
Crimee & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loank
Frederick, & Parnes
Montgomery Co, Md
Court Street
H. 8. Landis
Landis
American Mechanics
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