Talk of the Towns Reels From Frederick Week of Accidents and Festivities
Frederick notes a busy week with accidents including a child hit by a car, a shooting, and several falls alongside social events like dances and watermelon parties. Reports cover a Lutheran reunion at Pen Mar, B&O Railroad employee outings, and a temperate Thursday with a hail storm at Pen Mar, while city efforts target speeding, burglaries, and waste management.
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Pen Main
B&o Railroad
Pen Mar
Colored Knights of Pychag
Court of Cylanthe
Frederick
Anui
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Ad With Medicine Claim
A Lincoln notice quotes a girl describing chronic stomach and bowel trouble. She reports rapid recovery after using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and praises the medicine. For sale by all druggists.
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Lincoln
Ned
Chamberlain
All Drugeists
Boating Delayed by Low Water on Canal Levels
Low water in the Potomac River reduces flow into the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal causing boating delays. Log break at Snyder's warehouse towpath closed passage, compounding circulation issues. Feeder levels at Dam No 4 and Harper's Ferry run well below normal, inches to two feet low.
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CL & O
Tson
Snyder
Potomac River
Harper's Ferry
Stricken Pallbearer At Miss Boone Funeral
During the funeral services for the late Miss Boone yesterday afternoon pallbearer W R Greene was taken ill. He was removed to his home where a physician diagnosed a stroke of apoplexy.
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Miss Boone
W. R. Greene
Sr Greene
Song Service at Heights by Fearbake and Haslup
The usual song service will be held at Braddock Weights tomorrow evening at 7 15. Mr Adolphus Fearbake will lead the program and addresses will be given by Mrs Mary R Haslup of Baltimore, president of the State W C T U.
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Braddock Weights
Adolphus Fearbake
Mary R. Haslup
Baltimore
W.C. T.U
Locals Set First Class Lineup for Monday Tie
Frederick plans a first class lineup to face the Cherokee Indians on Monday. Expected starters include Hauver at catcher J LeGorep at first Thomas at first base C Lease at second Phebus at third H LeGoress Eisenhouce in field Derr in center Creager in right.
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Frederick
Hauver
J LeGorep
Thomas
C. Lease
Phebus
H LeGoress
Eisenhouce
Derr Cf
Creager
Cumberland After the Flies 6 Cha. com. 3
The Cumberland group of prominent women at Emanuel Pars House endorsed the swinethe crusade and declared a price of 3:10 cents a pint for all ties not caught on five paper brought to the club.
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Cha
Enomanuel Pars House
Bond Issue For Glen Echo Water Works Planned
Citizens of Glen Echo rally for a bond issue to fund a new waterworks system after weeks of thirst and polluted reservoir water. Mayor Witkowski calls a mass meeting, War Department aid promised, Gen Harries to deliver 500 gallons today, while inspectors assess the supply and risks of typhoid amid scattered relief efforts.
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Glen Echo
Witkowski
War Department
Bixby
George H. Harries
Glen Echo Wa Iter
Louis C. Witkowski
Warren T. Danndm
William AL. Gaines
Washington Aqueduct
Gien Eeho
Wilkowski
Hannum
Gen. Bixby
Capt Hannum
Barnels
George T Harries
John A Garrett
Rockville
Witkowsch
Odd Fellows Picnic at Wildwood Park Mt Al Walk All Day Fair
Odd Fellows held a community picnic at Wildwood Park Mt Al All day fair featured medabne music bio songs Cornel Band and King's Seles. Addresses will be made by Howard Pooflashunge and master John W Young, with past gram e master John W Cody and master Fred ie Green Rev FTL. The committee ineharge includes Frank Mil ter, ROG Molesworth, Roo T Smith, A. Mio Buckingham, Frank G Corsey and A WD Prehus.
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Aoaki
Wildwood Park
al Todas
Cornel Band
Howard
Lane wills and codicils leave estates to Adams family
The will of Mrs Ann KO Lane of this city, dated July 17, 1906 with codicils through May 25, 1910, names Edward E Adams and George Heinlein as trustees and distributes real and personal property among her brothers, nieces, nephews, and spouses. It sets life use for John W Lambright and directs residue to be divided among Adams family members, with executorship to Edward E Adams and alternates. A later codicil adds minor bequests and a monument donation. The report includes a second codicil and a separate note on a local baseball game outcome.
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Ann KO OE
Lanebright
William Adams
North Market Street
Ty Bradly
Dorses Co Adams
Grace Rko Adams
Aunie Oo Adams
Eddie
Adams
Vinnie Bo Adams
Edward BE
Adama
Rosa Wills
George Wills
Herr Tochem
John Adrian
Frederick
Milward EB. Adams
Lo Samuel
Liafiner
John W. Lambright
Grace E. Adams
East Siath Street
Enoch Green
Annie J. Adams
Rosa Koester
Edldie BE. Adams
Robert Fry
Dorsey. Adams
Edward 2. Adams
N. Market Street
Pauline Rowe
Catherine Adaty
Rowe
Edward E. Adams
Samuel T. Haffner
Annie £. Adams
Minerva Degrangae
H. Clay Degrange
Mt. Olivet
Edward Adams
Edward E
Dorsey C. Adams
Grace K. Adams
Annie & Adams
Eddie Adams
John Adams
George W. Heinlein
Union Picnic At Feagaville Feaga Villa Feaga Villa
Feaga villa hosts the annual Sunday school picnic behind MG Zion church one mile from Fea le The Union picnic unites Sunday school members from St Luke's and Mt Zion with a large crowd expected Two bands perform at the grounds as hundreds are anticipated to attend this afternoon
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Feagavilla
al Severu
MG Zion
Feale
St Luke's
Oelock
Aner exo Salvation Army to hold farewell service
Services will be held by the Aner exo Salvation Army with open air meetings at 2 30 pm noting a special gathering with evangelist A Gross and wife. Farewell service to be conducted by Capt. ung Mrs Atwell. Sunday school restarts August 6 at 2 pm inviting all children.
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Anerexo Salvation Army
Tonterroin
Ko A. Gross
Ung
Atwell
Court decree modified in St Louis allows six months
A circuit court decree in St Louis modified the accounts and directed Standard Oil Company to complete a diy solution within six months from June 21 to secure interstate commerce privileges while the case proceeds.
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Byer Bal
Nawa St Louis
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Train collision kills several near Grindstone station
Special Dispatch reports a derailment near Grindstone station seven miles north of Millinocket Maine. An all forty eight car excursion train collided with the Van Buren to Bangor midnight train. Several killed and sixteen injured as authorities sort casualty details.
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Millinocket
Jnuary
Bangor
Aroostairs
van Buren
Grindstone Station
Here
Lawmaker Introduces Bill on Wood Cars Routes
Representative Talcott of New York introduces a bill barring wood cars on rail routes after January 1 1918 and ordering steel cars to haul mail after January 1 1916 in a special dispatch from Washington dated July 24 1920.
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the News
Washington
Talcott
New York
Louise Swann Returns From Philadelphia to Brooklyn
Louise Swann, reported missing two weeks ago, returns from Philadelphia to Brooklyn in a municipal mispatch. The case centers on her unexpected arrival and the ongoing local response by authorities and family.
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New York
Louise Swann
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Flyer Targets $10,000 Prize in Chicago Run
Milwaukee on July 29 reports plans for a pilot to attempt a nonstop Milwaukee to Chicago flight on August 10 for a $10,000 prize. The event highlights a bold bid by a aviator aiming to showcase endurance and speed in a cross-state challenge.
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Milwaukee
Ma’ Wood
Chicago
Liner Overdue Near Marseilles Causes Ferry Fears
An overdue South American liner Pangne is three days late en route to Marseilles. Authorities report the vessel PL MH is overdue and fear potential accident risk as owners scramble for navigation and safety measures.
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Marseilles
Pope Reported No Better in Rome
Rome July 29 2 20 P M The Pope is constantly attended by a physician and medical staff in the Vatican healing chamber reports indicate his condition remains unchanged with ongoing care from doctors.
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Pope
Rome
Mr Gates pneumonia noted in Paris item
Paris reports John W Gates has developed pneumonia. The piece emphasizes the high value and broad readership of small advertisements in The News, noting their usefulness for finding cooks, housekeepers, servants, sales staff, housing, or flats through classifieds.
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Paris
John W Gates
Long distance hike sergeant Walsh crosses states toward Washington
Sergeant John Walsh, a 6 foot 4 inch former cavalryman, hikes across the continent from Portland Oregon toward Portland Maine to win a 2000 prize. He left Hagerstown early this morning and expects to reach Frederick this afternoon and Washington by Monday. He carries 60 pounds of gear and aims for Portland Maine by August 8. He is an Elk and has served in Indian campaigns the Philippines and the Boxer uprising. He has not slept for 72 hours and walked about 7 miles yesterday and 18 hours in a day.
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Washington
John Walsh
Frederick
Hagerstown
Sergeant Walsh
Ser
Beant Walsh
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Dre
James A. Garfield
Gulteau
Philippines
Fighting Ninth Cavalry
Elks
McAleer Gives Allen Try Out For Washington
Jim Allen has been on the Martinsburg ring line and won games easily in the Western Maryland League. He likely will soon join a major league team and was given a try out, showing up to great advantage for Washington prospects.
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Jim” Allen
Martnsburg
Washington
Man Struck by Ball at Doubs Game
H. H. Smith of Adamstown was hit in the mouth by a ball during a Doubs game on Wednesday. He was taken to Adamstown where Dr. Hume treated the wound requiring several stitches.
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Doubs
Morrisonville Sluggers
Loudoun County
Morrisonville Boys
Snouffer
Morrisonville
Compher
Hargett
Fr Cook
Edwards
Hickman Ib
Smith
Wachter
Wright
Brown
Colbert
Orrison
G. Kilgour
Paxson
R. J
Hamilton
McDaniel
Kilgour
Morrison
Mornsonvile
Beamer
H. H. Smith
Adamstown
Hume
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