July 29 in American History Highlights and Revisions
Chronology of notable events includes the birth of statesman Thomas Corwin in 1704, the 1882 Confederate cruiser Alabama leaving the Mississippi under protest, a 1998 note on Dr. William Pepper of the University of Pennsylvania, and an 1881 death in Horn 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Corwin
Alabama
Mersey
Noreen
Willian
Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Tsim
Horn
Seeing Sights Abroad The Hendrickson Tour Party Travels
An American host and a large party recently toured Europe, visiting Rome Venice and Florence before heading to Milan and Lucerne. They described Rome’s ancient sites and art treasures, gondola rides in Venice, and Leonardo da Vinci’s legacy in Milan. The travelers noted hot weather, a few showers, and scenic Alpine views ahead.
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It Ames Hendrickson
John, Mendrickson
Thin City
Vey Bruers
Teome
Vidder Dite
Joly
Nendriedte von
Stome
Larose
Abe
Mini
Leonarda.de Vinci
D'talle
Uehool
Tulaa
Oklahoma
Belugt Aptive
Alite
Implinion
Lucerne
Sovitverland
Interinken
Switzerland
Souany
Tucker Will Contested by Next of Kin in Maryland
The Baltimore based Tucker will case centers on a document dated May 25 1910 signed by a single witness and claimed by Mrs Lennie Brengle of Frederick to be the deceased’s last will and testament. Attorneys for Tucker heirs challenge its validity while Maryland and Frederick courts weigh probate. The estate reportedly valued at forty to fifty thousand dollars may pass to Brengle if proved.
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Baltimore
Ktreet
Lanley Brengle
Frederick
Packer
Eladtoe
Promi
Lennie Breage
Coishis
Charles A
Tilly
Herron
Dintel Tucker
Pri Mis
Counnty
Mary Dame ‘Smith
Braddon
Devsila Smith
Browne Lite
Sir Lea
Winebers
Turker
HS Imigle
Amex
Tke Mréderick Attortiles
J. Torker
Daniel Teker
Messrs
Stoner & Winéberg
Reno
Dr. Jews
Ea. Theéker
PROPERTY DEALS AND MARRIAGE LICENSE NOTICES IN COURTS
In the County courts real estate transfers appear with Andrew G. Reeded and Hewett Smith among grantees and $120 and $200 sums noted for several deeds. A marriage license is issued to Raymond Thomas Wittinger and Ella Forney of Doubte Pipe Creek. A report from Hagerstown notes Frederick County man Dusing fined $2 for two crates of huckleberries bought at City Market. A Republican county central committee meeting is set at the court house tomorrow at 1 o'clock to discuss primary election law.
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Day
The
Raymond Thomas’ Wittinger
Wearntan Bridge
Ella Forney
Pipe Creek
Hagerstown
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Eyler Sent to Prison in Major County Case
Eyler, a resident of Praderlek County, was brought before Judge Jones for sentencing after pleading guilty to a modern venal offense. The court, considering deterrence and rehabilitation, gave Eyler a sentence of one year in the penitentiary with hard labor to commence immediately. Additional forgery and perjury charges remain unresolved, though not brought to trial at this time.
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Praderlek
Appeanice
City
Eyler
Corituod
Theas
Appacaine
Jones
Reed
Byler
Politien
Thie
Chovgut
Geal
Jenny Smith Reunion Draws 5000 Railroad Workers
Nearly five thousand people from across the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad gathered at Island Park near Harpers Ferry for the twenty ninth annual Jenny Smith picnic honoring railroad evangelist Jenny Smith. The event featured religious services led by J. M. Rice and T. E. Stacy with Miss Smith and Miss Minnie Lemkuhl among the performers. Perrin, the first convert, appeared as a guest before traveling for the Gideons.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio River
Island Park
Harper’s Ferry
Employes
Jenny Smith
Young’ Men’s Christian ‘Association
J. M.rice
West Virginia Association
T. E., Stacy
A.M Alford
Fort” Avenue
Episcopal Church
Smith
Minnié Lemkuhl
Perrin
State Rifle Range Governor's match reports mixed scores
At the State Rifle Range the Governor's match featured several four man teams with Company MM Fifth Regiment posting 290 while the local team stood fifth in the Baird skirmish with 205. The Abe Leara tro ropany A from Athens city and Pine four-man teams competed, with Company Maleo winning the prize. A quarterly meeting of Theee pendent Howe Company is set for tonight at 7:30 in the company's hall for routine business.
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Peeveroay
Abe Leara
Tro Ropany
Thia City
Timpany C
Company MM, Fifth Regiment
Baird
Maleo
Thee Pendent Howe Company
Pipe of Peace celebrated by Chippewa Tribe in Unionville
The Pipe of Peace ritual was presented by Jayes Wolah from the Hunting grounds to the Unionville Chippewa Tribe No 19. It was received by Ex-Chief Judge Glenn H. Worthington who praised the tribe’s work in Maryland’s reservation, care for the sick, and burial of the dead. The Pipe will be kept four weeks then passed to the Wyoming and Monocacy Tribes, with brief ceremonies and refreshments for visitors.
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Sachem
Jayes
Wolah
Unionville
Monocacy
Wyoming Tribisa
Glenn H. Worthington
Maryland
Samuel A. Lewis
Dorsey Richison
Sagamore
Frederick
Fogether
Hi “Hekstein
John H, Bennett
C. A. “rEndis
Albert
So" Brown
New Banking House Offers Rooms for Business and Savings
The superintendent John Evand of Scranton Pa announces a new banking house with three rooms for perais meetings and securities transactions. The bank offers access to individuals, firms, and corporations with equal attention to small and large accounts. A Savings Department pays four percent per year under certain conditions.
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Ita Construcion
John Evand
Scranton
Children Outing at Barnacle Parade Under City Review
A crowded Children's Outing by Broderick TM featured a joyful parade from Telegraph Street to the Fair Grounds. Lieut Storm led ceremonies and Mayor Schell reviewed the procession near the City Hotel as the Knights of the Cross Ambulance Corps followed with a Teddy bear stretcher and a Rock of Ages float. At the grounds attendees enjoyed refreshments and prize distributions while bands and guilds marched in a well-decorated pageant.
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Broderick
Gorpk
American Salvation Army
Itsere
Chidren
Storm
Telegraph Street
Pattick Street
Schell
Good Shepherd Guild
Ivalids
Freight Notice for Frederick Division Schedule
No freight will be received on Antar cthy nights for train No 1 leaving Frederick at 1 00 p m on Thursday division or on cars on Bleeteit Division leaving at 10 and 1040 p m Frederick Barroat Co Gro EB Axognsnn Supt Frederick R R So Baltimore and Return a 126 Every Sunday leaves 7 10 2 m Tickets sold at Fourth Market St
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Frederick
Thurmont
Bleeteit
Frederick Barroat Co
Baltimore and Return
Fourth & Market St
Runaway horse at cemetery frightens street and rider
A delivery wagon horse ran away from North Market Street just as driver Clarened Herwig prepared to board. The animal bolted down South Market toward Mount Olivet cemetery, with Frank Storm pursuing by bicycle and halting the horse near the cemetery drive. No injuries or damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Halter
North Market Street
Yesterddy
Clarened
Herwig
South Market Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frank ‘Storm
Storm
Sunday School Picnic at Fair Grounds
The primary department of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School held a picnic at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon attended by a large crowd. Children enjoyed games including egg race potato race and reaping races. Dr L E Brown and Messrs John J Remsburg and Henry Remsburg arranged for automobile rides on the race track.
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The
Evangelical: Reformed Sunday School
L. E. Brown
John 8. Rameburg
Henry’ Remsburg
Ice Co
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