In History July 1 Summaries of notable deaths and events
This column lists notable historical notes for July 1 including deaths of William Wilberforce 1759 1833. Dr Thomas Dick 1774 1852. Alabama commerce destroyer career start 1861. Charles Anthon 1797 1861. John A McDougal 1897. Dr William Pepper 1838 1900s. Guzman Blanco ex president of Venezuela died in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Wilberforce
Philanthroptet
Thomas Dick
Poe
Willis
Irving
Newark
N. J
William Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Pleasanton
Cal
Guzman Blanco
Venezuela
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Local Briefs Highlight Big Carp and Travel
Mr Lewla Hahn caught a carp weighing 31 pounds on Saturday. Two hundred ninety nine persons arrived in the city from Washington yesterday via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion. Captain J D Kepner, East Third Street, has recovered from illness and is able to go out. Mr Russell Hargett of Feagaville underwent an appendectomy at City Hospital on Saturday and is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewla Hahn
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
J. D. Kepner
East Third Street
Russell Hargett
Feagaville
Privates Coblentz and Manshower Lead Sharpshooter Scores
Privates O Coblentz and Manshower qualified as sharpshooters with high scores. Captain John Markey led Company A in rifle and pistol marks at ranges from 16 to 1,000 yards, with major Riley’s battalion atop brigade rifle practice as several units finish target training after a five day Saunders Barge drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Joan Markey
Saunders Barge
Centerville
Coom Cambridge
Floyd Riley
Annapolla
James Paul Brown
Ae Experé Riflamano
Easonore
Frank Coblentz
Wimar Munshower
Thess
Harry J. Kafaaver
Walter Davall
Fira
Bentz
Fred. W. Orsmer
Oscar M. Bogle
Russeil Echelberger
Osivia Geillers
Arthur Erech
OD John Markay
Sargeant
Charles B. Groff
Garry & Edmonds
Ray Fletchman
Fabian Posey
Walter McDaneell
A. H Gill
Wm. BM Stero
Paul O Whip
Corpore
John Stalay
Jamee M. Strohrat
Josephne Stottlemyer
Ratu Petilogall
Frank Andrewe
Leonard Storm
Marton O Little
Jamea Parigis
Irvin Landauer
D Jono Markay
Harry Labbert
Poants
Riley
Beigade
Funeral Rites Held For Angleberger Family Member
The funeral of Aira Louisa E Angleberger was held yesterday at 1080 o'atoek from the home of her husband William D Angleberger near MaKeg. Services were led by Rev Charles F Stank with grand children present. Pallbearers included Charles J Angleberger Sidney J Angleberger Roy Angleberger George Wat Angleberger Harry Shankle and William Huitlder. Interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery near Yellow Springs. Funeral director W B Hickison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aira
Louisa E. Angleberger
O'Atoek
D Angleberger
Ma- Keg
Bervicas
Charles F. Stank
D. D. Fhe Patibarers
Charles J. Angleberger
Sidney J. Angleberger
Roy Angleberger
George Wat. Angleberger
Harry Shankle
Wm Huit- der
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Neaw Yellow Springs
Hichison
Samus
Nater DeGrange
Garrets
DeGrange
North Market Street
Charles F. Steck
Jay Toms
Hanson Maulabr
Hammord Clery
George Kehne
Dallas Kehna
Edward Young
Ms. Olives
Cematery
O. C. Carty
Accident Injures Groasnickle at Woodbing Farm Work
Mr. George O. Groasnickle of Collins and Groasnickle sustained two broken ribs and head bruising when a traction engine tilted while being removed from a platform at Woodbing last Saturday. He is reported improving and back at his office. the engine belonged to Governor Warfield for farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. Grosanickle
George O. Groasnickle
Sirea
Collins & Groasnickle
Woodbing
Grosaniasle
Rain Benefit Planned at Braddick Heights
A rain postponement affects a City Has ta squataoid benefit event at Braddick Heights, with Miss Ritchle's dancing press scheduled and food displays promised. The program opens tonight and runs through Monday night, awaiting clearer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddick Heights
Aerie
Tobe Hala Mies Ritchle
Damages Sought Over Horses In Baltimore Court
In Baltimore Superior Court on Saturday Harry S. Cox and partners face a $20,000 damages action from Mr and Mrs Folger McKinsey over alleged wrongful taking of three horses under an execution. The horses, bought from Laonse Vale Stock Farm, are tied to Cox’s firm now under receivership. the suit cites misused notes and a mistaken judgment, with the horses allegedly moved to Baltimore stables. Attorneys Frederick V. Reinheimer and Charles F. Harley represent McKinsey parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Cox
EB. Cox, Son & Co
William J. O'Brien
E. Cox
Cox
McKin
Tacglewood
Annapolis
E Osx, Son & Co
Mo Toferagt
McKingey
Frederick V. Reinheimer
Chbaries F. Harley
Oil prospecting firm forms near Orrtanca on South Mountain
The South Mountain Ol and Darslop mant Company organizes to test for oil around Orrtanca north of Highfield on the Western Maryland line. E Gann of Waterbury says work will start this week with G C Oviatt directing a 16000 foot drill program using drilling gear and tubing to thoroughly test the area for petroleum and gas. Experts reportedly support strong indications of large petroleum quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella
South Mountain
South Mountain Ol and
Darslopmant Company
Orrtanca
Highfield
Baltimora
Barrick
ODD FELLOWS PICNIC MARKS PROSPERITY LODGE ANNIVERSARY
The third anniversary of Prosperity Lodge No. 58 Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Mt Airy drew a large turnout. Attendees from Carroll Howard Frederick and Montgomery counties. Grand Master Hobart W. Mubray and other dignitaries spoke. Music by the Frederick Orchestra and Mount Airy Cornet Band accompanied dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Lodge
Order of Gada
Mt. Airy
Carroll
Howard
Frederick
Montgomery
Order
Hobart W. Mubray
John W. Young
Fred A. Greeme
Irvin G. Herman
Harry 8. Bovane
Zion Lodge
No. 87
Pikesville
Frederick Orchestra
Mount Airy Cornet Band
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office July 27 1907
The Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters dated July 27 1907. Applicants must call for “advertised letters” and those unclaimed within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. Gentlemen list includes Buely Hanshew Baller Lewis Moore Nicodemus O'Brien Powell Shook Ward and others. Ladies list includes Miriam Henderson Mary Spack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Buely
George B. Hanshew
Harry S. Baller
Price Lewis
John Moore
Edward B. Nicodemus
Jno
K O'Brien
Roy G. Powell
Grayson Shook
Arthur Warald
Lapies’ List
Miriam Henderson
Mirs
Mary Spack
Narrow Escape Near Frederick In Out Of Control Car
Yesterday afternoon Mesura Wed Spohn and J L DeNeal were riding from Hotel Braddock toward Frederick when the brake failed on a descending mountain road. The car sped out of control but the two youths avoided injury, though shaken, and the vehicle stopped just before Dr Hoopes’s residence. The issue was quickly fixed and the two men declined to ride again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesura
Spohn
J. L. DeNeal
Frederick
Hotel Braddock
Maountain
Braddock
Dr. Hoopes
Will of Mrs Blair filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of Mrs Anna E Blair of this city has been filed for probate. She leaves her daughter Hols F Foland ten dollars and household articles. After distributing specific pieces to children, the remainder goes to be divided among them by the executor. Real estate is to be sold and proceeds divided equally among the children: Gav W Blair, Eata FB Foland, Henry Blair, Paul Blair, May E Critchley, Joseph Blair, Susan Blair, and Charles F Blair. George W Blair is named sole executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Blair
Anna E. Blair
Ophans’ Court
Hols F. Foland
Aha
Gav. W. Blair
Eata FB. Foland
Henry Blair
Paul Blair
May E. Critchley
Joseph Blair
Susan
Baker Boom Growing in Maryland Governor Race
A Salisbury paper outlines a Eastern Shore union backing Joseph D Baker as the likely Democratic gubernatorial nominee. It cites Wicomico News and editor M W Brewington, cites Baker’s broad support from the Eastern Shore and Frederick County, notes Baltimore city influence, and flags potential Eastern Shore alignment to counter Baltimore in the August 8 state convention.
Trolley Wire Halts Frederick Extension Train Line
A trolley wire fell last evening on the Jefferson extension of the Frederick Later-Urban Railroad, stopping traffic for a little over an hour. The 620 car carrying the band ascended to Stauffer's Hill before the cause was found and fixed. The band concert proceeded at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jefferson
Stauffer's Hill
Hay load topples on street injures wagon driver
A hay load belonging toGeorge Albaugh partially toppled on West Obarah street Saturday afternoon as it left Market street. The top struck a stick wagon driven by Frank Gamler, who escaped injury and the hay was moved back onto the wagon. Say you saw it in Tha News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albaugh
West Obarah Street
Market Street
Frank Gamler
John D. Hendrickson Offers Daily Wear Discounts
John D. Hendrickson announces daily sales of a wide range of wear items at prices designed to deliver significant savings to shoppers.
Bargain Wool Skirts and White Cheek Shirts Sale
Store marks down wool skirts in grey black and white cheeks to 2.98 each. Real value 500. Styles and quality praised as all right in every repeat. Bargain presented as truly yours in a promotional notice.
Garment department slashed to clear stock at half price
A local retailer announces a three week sale reducing prices on Sulte brown blue gray and several blacks to clear a large garment inventory. Owner notes it is a bold move in big business and mentions Fancy Silk Mulls display on the Front Counter.
Grand opening and entertainment at local venues
Local events note a grand opening at Frazier's Diamond Bowling Alleys Tuesday night with an 8 pm start and a grand souvenir for all. A benefit entertainment for Frederick City Hospital tonight at Braddock Heights Auditorium features local talent. Tickets 25 cents. sales at McCardell's and Baker & Hammack's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier's
Diamond
Joan Ho
Frazzer
Frederick City Hospital
Braddock Heights
Voost
McCardell’s
James Moss Dies Near Annapolis and Other States News
James Moss father of Robert Moss died near Annapolis while James Miller aged 60 died at his Williamsport home. Brank Gooper colored of Elkton arrested for assault on John Henderson. Three year old Harry Flax died in Baltimore from burns after a lamp overturned. Mr Allen K Wood of Govans town died suddenly from injuries in a driving accident. Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church Browningaville Montgomery county reopened after repairs. Allegany county Republican convention will be in Cumberland today. Lowndes forces to take full control. J Frack Harper nominated for State Senate in Queen Anne county after Democratic primary. Dr Wells swept Anne Arundel county in the primary and will dominate the county convention nominating candidates. John Gaither colored to stand at Ellicott City on charge of attempting on scholars near Berths Keretuer white by Glenalg. Governor Warfield and Congressman Pearre to speak at annual tournament at Clear Spring on Saturday August 24. Baker Goes Abroad William G Baker Jr of Baltimore banking firm Baker Watts Co sails for month long European trip. Baker to Paris London and Holland. son of William G Baker of Buckeystown. Party on horseback Judge Frank Manon Staunton Va arrives with Martinsburg party of seven including Mrs Mason and daughter. Stop at Braddock Hotel then to Westminster and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Renn
Patrick Straot
Thomas Hickman
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
McKes Barclay
Hotel Braddock
J. Schindel
Hag~ Sratown
Mayor Mahool
Bsisimore
Catalpia
Braddock Heights
Wm. H. Brongie
Roanoke
Frank Phebus
Hanover
John H. Weems
Oear Patman
Montgomery County
Brunawick
Wm. Ralling
York
O. H. Bokstein
West Patrick
Jann W. Dama
Washington
Robert Olabaugh
Charles B. Olabaugh
Josephine Burgess
Baltimoors
John Smith
Haas Fourth Street
E. D. Danner
Unionville
Louis F. Osrter
West Fourth Streat
East Fourth Stress
Jacob Gibbons
Braddock
Misass Mamie Zellers
Clara
Madeline
Rank Henson
Aow
Francis
Hagerstown
Markwood D. Harp
East Church Street
Ella
Clara Johnson
Binet
Patrick Atrees
Ocean City
James £. Moss
Robert Moss
Annapolis
James M. Miller
Williamsport
Brank Gooper
Elkton
John Henderson
Harry Flax
Allen K. Wood
Govanstown
Bethesda
Ellicott City
Schsors
Local Frederick Club Meets To Discuss July 30
The Frederick Art Club will meet Tuesday morning July 30 at 10 o clock to discuss important business. An ice cream festival is planned in the Brohtaon building on Angoat 2 under the auspices of Independent Diam. A meeting of the Board Lady Manager of the Country Club is set for Tuesday evening July 30 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Brohtaon
Angoat 2
Diam and
Olnb
Taeeday Peventog
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TLE Daily News
Til & F.ml
Washnetson
Maryland
J. Moors
Weiner Boreau
Balto. & Wash
Ios
Equity Bark
Ival Nde Cai
B&o RR
Smith
P. Maulaby
Ornod Ty Ginb
Private Brown
O Coblentz
Manshower
John Markey
Opptein Hurst
Skimish Firs Oapeatn Harat
ASK
Mrs. McKinsey
ODD Fellows
Mount Airy
Baker
Jackson
Tadd
Joseph D Baker
Wicomics News
Salisbury
M. W. Brewington
Arsicle Iaap
Air Ene
Trur
Hox
Joseph Baker
Frederick Courty
Andis
Democrata
Baan
Isabo Tooke
Frank Brown
Mr. Baker
Brown
Baltimore City
Shore
Cerk
Court of Appeals
Board of Publia Works
Sovernor
Thomas Perry
Shorea
Poliny
Gobttiog
Ony
Oseil Star
Baltimore News
Josph D. Baker
John Waller Smith
Kagtero
Oecil
Citizend National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G Baker H. D, Baker
WM. G, Zimmersan
Samuel G, Duvall
Jas. McSherey
Gxo
Wm. Saxiz
Jumes Joan C. Morrer
Jons
Ramssvre
Wt. G. Baker
ORS
D.E. Ezrauver
J.D. Baxsr
D. A. Hasaerr
Taos
A. HaLeen
C. M. Trosras
Dawix L. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Remnans
BUITS
Reidig & Miller
Idig & Miller
Daloty
Beidig & Miller
Baker & Hammack
Atols
Frederick City
Rourvus BE. Bates
Alonzo Ely
North Market
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Whursday
Rofos W. Miller
D.D
Philadelphia
A.V. Ossselman
Reading
Wm. BE. Lampe
Bendal
Japan
Braddock Heishss
Osra
Baltimore & Ohio
KR. R
Niagara Palla
Camden
Niagara Falla
Lehigh Valley
Oflice
Seorge
Rodoce
Lota
Bargslas
George Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P.aige
Tsa
Ross MacKenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market St
Margaret J
H. K. Peterman
Ll. W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Wisdawils
Osi It Sa C
Lona
Ofica
Cramer & Stauffer
Tee
Noah FE
Cramer
Btaufferg
YEE Derick
UALGL
Fidelity
Mortzages
City
Jina
Bargainin & Virginia
Brunswick
S. Market St
Third St
Market St
Peteravilla
Ams.ville
Hamaville & New Market County Road
Herbert Thompson
Yamshire
Frederick Go
Fepddantt F. B
Sappingtsr
B. Bappingtor
Gir Mal, Perick, MD
News OF the
Frank Manon
Staunton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hornaback
Parsons
Mrs. Mason
Braddock Hotel
Westminster
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