Notable historical deaths and births recap from 12 history notes
The ledger lists figures including James Til of Scotland killed near Bannockburn in Stirlingshire, Harriet Martineau born in Norwich, 1876, Maximilian and Carlotta’s entry into Mexico City, poet William Cullen Bryant dying in New York City after birth in Pennsylvania, Commander John Rodgers, Lucretia Peabody Hale’s death in Boston, and related 19th to early 20th century milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lune
James Til
Scotland
Bannockburn
Stirlingshire
wRoe
Ltarriet Martineau
Norwich
England
Maximilian
Carlotta
Mexico
Liam Cullen Bryant
New York City
Cummingdon
Mass
John Rodgers
U. S. XII
Oakland
Ioo
Lucretia Peabody Hale
Boston
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Purely Personal Notes of Visitors and Travel
A busy column lists Thorn and several residents visiting or returning home. Dr. O. Highbargar of Wegeratown is at the City Hotel. Willard Markey of Washington, D.C. is spending days in the city. Grace Oroniss of Harmony Grove visits Baltimore. Various couples and individuals from Bath, Oklahoma, Philadelphia, Baltimore, West Philadelphia, and other places are seen in the city, with many items noting trips to Jamestown Exposition and relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Dr. O
Highbargar
Wegeratown
City Hotel
This City
Willard Markey
Washington
Grace Oroniss
Harmony Grova
Misgea Satanes
Baltimore
Gay
Robart
St. of Bath
Oklahoma
Windsor
Hanover
Wir
Snd
Aiten Miles
Keddie Miles
Georges Lube
Comes
Charles N. Leatham, Jr
Boat Third Street
West Palladelphia
Busia Markey
Bolambis Colleges For Women
Ovympia
8. O
Misa Biiner Markey
New Hongland Oonecrvatory of Music
Boston
Mats
John L R. Miller
Lewis B. Miller
East Patrick Street
George D. Winetraner
Philadelphia
Edward J. Winebrewer
South Maries Street
D. Charles Winebroost and Sons
David and
Philip
James B. Gambrill, Jr
James A. Gambrill
May Smith Markell
Mary Howard
John Tregelias
Gratton
W. Va
Leland Tregalies
Milton Gstzendanner
Ilnota
Laura Montgomery
Miriam Hood
Ridgaville
Nellie Manzy
den Lillia Gilson
Mt. Atry
Mt. Atry, Visited Mr. and
Eric Thomee E. Kling
Tjamsville
Arrangements for Unveiling of Fourth Regiment Monument
Major Patterson and Mr. Mac Garon discussed plans for unveiling the monument near Frederick Junction on July 9. They consulted Major H Y Goldsborough and engaged Braddock Heights Orchestra for a July 8 meeting at Janier Hall and Braddock Heights Band for the July 9 morning ceremony. The New Jersey governor is expected to attend with at least 150 regiment members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
New Joerasy
Mac Garon
Frederick Junction
Hera
H. Y. Goldsborough
Braddock Heights
Regiments Association
Janier Hall
New Jersey
Webster Society Wins Morrill Trophy at Western Maryland College
Henry Besson KRamabaurg of Brederick led in a sophomore elocution contest for a Normext prize at Western Maryland College yesterday, with results withheld. George Frank Thomas of Adamstown represented the Webster Society in the Morrill trophy contest, and the Webster Society won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Besson Kramabaurg
Brederick
Western Maryland College
George Frank Thomas
Adamstown
Cone
Wabster Society
Morrill
Webster Society
Frederick County Farmers Exchange Officers Elected
At a meeting of the stockholders of the Frederick County Farmers Exchange yesterday the following officers and directors were elected President D Columbus Kemp vice president E Charles Renn manager and treasurer James H Gambrill Jr Ratus K R Davis BR Rush Lewis Manthce Dade and Lemuel Doub. A very favorable annual report was made by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Exchange
Frederick County
D. Columbus’ Kemp
E. Charles Renn
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Ratus KR. Davis
BR. Rush Lewis
Manthce Dade
Lemuel Doub
Marriage License Issued for Buget and DeGrange
A marriage license was issued this afternoon for Jacob L. Buget a brecht of Frederick and Mary Berths DeGrange of Adematown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Buget, Brecht
Frederick
Mary Berths DeGrange
Adematown
Wreck Anniversary Remembrance at Point of Rocks
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Point of Rocks wreck in which several people died and Demers was injured. The remembrance honors victims and notes the lasting impact on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Surplus Officers Named in $300000 Allocation
A list of officers including Guo, We, Smith, J.D. Bakee, Wa, G. Bawe, Juva, Joan C. Motter, Ds H. Hargett, Jom, Rausbveg, Thos H. Hainer, GC. M. Tuomas, Davin, and Biker appears under a surplus allocation of $300,000. The fragmentary item lacks full context or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juva
Joan C.motter
Ds H. Hargett
Jom
Rausbveg
Thos
M. Tuomas
Davin
Biker
Frederick Elects Democratic Ticket In Municipal Victory
In Frederick, a full Democratic victory crowns the municipal election. Mayor Edw. Smith leads with a majority over Mantz, city register Shepherd re elected by a solid margin, and Aldermen Freisy Hoebn Wilcixon Gambrill Lowenstein secure seats. Dreary totals reveal precinct by precinct results with heavy turnout and late-night counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
B.P Mantz
City Register
Frederick
Goo
Edw. Smith
Olly Ragtater
B. O. Shepherd
Louis A. Freisy
Henry A Hoebn
Georgae H Wilcixon
James H. Gambrill, Jr
David Lowenstein
Emanuel Pater Mantz
Shepherd
Giement O. Ausherman
M.A. Gittlager
Gieen
Solth
Manta
Firemen Leave Annapolis to Attend State Convention
A special B&O train at 7:45 carried thirty-one delegates bound for Annapolis to attend the State Fireman's Convention. Representatives came from Independent Hose Co Antreda Juniored and their alternates. Delegates include George Wallace Richard Keyser A A Radcliff M Lt Engie and others with alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Annapolis
Independent
Jenfors
United
State Firemen’s Convention
Independent Hose Co
George Wallace
Richard Keyser
A. A. Radcliff
M. Lt. Engie
Frank Bentz
Richard Creager
Eugene Wirts
Thos L. Zimmerman
Jacob Rosenstock
Antreda
Joseph W. Gaver
Glenn H. Worthington
John H. Frazier
H. R. Beck
Storm
G B. Hatlar
Robert A. Bonnsts
Henry L. Bearstt
Albert
Thomas H. Chew
Harry Miller
Daniel Burrass
Daniel H. Steiner
WH. Shipley
A. Kemp Keefer
O. P. Smith
Alvin O. Doering
John Davis
J. Frank Eigenhauer
J. Henry Lampe
Frank Murphy Surrenders in Law Case After Fight
Frank Murphy, cited as a participant in a Saturday night brawl with William Murphy and Jacob Gall, surrendered to Sheriff Martz this morning. He appeared before Justice Kokstain and posted $100 bail for the action of the French jury. A separate note mentions a Belgian hare scare in Argentings and a hunting party killing 1,000 in a single day, with unclear connections to the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Frank Maurphy
William Murphy
Jacob Gall
Tie
Martz
Justica O. 1
Kokstain
Batlu
Soma
Argentings
Enimala
Australia
Lawsuit Filed Over Death of Henry Black at Lime Kiln Crossing
Mrs Louis Black and others sue Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for 20000 damages after Henry Black was killed December 19 at Lime Kiln crossing. Plaintiffs claim negligence and seek compensation. incident involved Black in a wagon with a horse that bolted, horse uninjured, train struck the wagon and platform, causing instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis 0. Black
Charles Black
Robert O. Slack
Mamie Black
Hammond Urner
Frank L. Stoner
Anit Agai
Baltimore and Ghls Railroad Company
Henry
Diverse Selection of Fabrics and Accessories Offered
The advertisement lists Black Wollés fabrics and wool textiles in wide 134 yard width with back orders. It promotes prices around 1.35 and 1.37 per yard, linen handkerchiefs trimmed with lace, white silk gauze fans, silk hosiery at 4.25 per pair, and remaining items including threads and lace trimmed items with varied prices. The tone reflects a late 19th or early 20th century retail offer from multiple vendors.
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Iong
Poday's Express
Os Jane
Jose
Ua Roany
Alwara
Welles
Semson
Hamburg
George
Rodook & CO
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at United Brethren Church
The Ladies' Aid Society hosts a strawberry and ice cream festival in the Etobison building Friday and Saturday evenings June 14 and 15, with admission free at St. John's Sunday school hall on June 12. Local shops advertise garden supplies, rugs, and floor coverings while noting new inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Etobison
Talbot Democrats nominate at Easton for county post
News notes Admiral Wirfield Scott Sohiag delivers the address at Jacob Tome Institute commencement. Governor Warefield may appoint James P. Gorter as successor to Judge Wickes retiring in August. The Academy of Music Baltimore will host a Klaw & Erlanger vaudeville show opening this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotat Wan
Easton
Talbot County
Wirfield Scott Sohiag
Jacob Tome Luztitute
Pors Depoals
Warefield
James P. Gorter
Wickes
Academy of Music
Baltimore
Vaudevills Hoon
Klaw & Erlanger
Will Pearre Withdraw A Montgomery county dispatch
A Rockville report notes Judge Ashley H. Gould of the District of Columbia Supreme Court will seek Congress, prompting talk Colonel George A Pearre may not run. Kensington’s Bernard H Warner also declares intent to contest for the nomination, signaling a lively county endorsement battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Rockville
Montgomery County
Ashley HM. Gould
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
George A. Pearre
Gould
Colonel Fearra
Brainard H. Warner
Kensington
Dem ocratic City Central Committee Meeting Notice
A scrambled notice invites Dem ocratic City Central Committee members to a meeting at headquarters at 8 o'clock tonight. Invitations extended to Gandi dates. Supper served at the Country Club on Thursday June 13 at 6 50 p.m. Members should register at J A Willismegon's drug store before 2 p.m. Wednesday. Women will serve with strawberries and ice cream. Friday and Saturday evenings at the Etchison building. Memoriams note the death anniversary of Banks Kohlenberg, one year in heaven, with a short verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Central
Gandidates
Joan Francis Surrs
Mombera
Anppar
J. A. Willismegon
Etchison Building
Jury returns verdict for defendants in Indiana suit
The jury in the case of Massman Yarnelio & Os. v Ebert Sona, Fort Wayne Indiana, tried in Hagerstown, returned a verdict for the defendants at 9 30 this morning after a long trial. Attorneys Madsby Brown and Nally represented the plaintiffs while Fauble Little Urner appeared for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massman, Yarnelio & Os
Fort Wayne
Ind
B. Ebert & Sona
Hagerstown
Wm. PF. Madsby
Brown
Alex. Nalll, Jr
Marion Fauble
Col. D
A. Little
Hammond Urner
The Work of Beath An Infant Dies in Baltimore
The infant son of Alberk and Mary Drummus of Baltimore died at noon yesterday. The funeral was held this morning at one o'clock, conducted by Rev. Dr. Osborns Ingie, with interment at Mt. Olives cemetery. KF. Scaroeder was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberk
Mary Drummus
Baltimore
Ohteavanos
Osborns Ingie
Mt. Olives Cemetery
KF. Scaroeder
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the Daily News
Washingtom
Jane
Maryland
Mourns
Ghise
Ds. EH. B. Befeon Bank
T. K. Yoong
Harp & Hbrobleon
Sallotters
Asha
Stoner
Kolb, Solieléora
John Francia Smith
Eeeeenanee
Gitizape’ Nas
Nestig & & Miller
George Edw. Smith
E. C. Shepherd
Etison
Lewis A. Fraley
Br Bison
James H. Gamsrilu
Henry 4
Hahn
Frederick City
Mazar
Bregister
Rooney
Jess Aegrree
Sree Beeen
Asenirs Tae
Sabeene Tee Nees
George F. Wilcoxon
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Barber
Wal. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G Duvall
Ise
Joupex Jose McSaxrby
D.E. Berauver
Guo. We. Smith, J.D. Bakee
Wa. G. Bawe
Edward Smith
Johns Hopkins
L&ave
Henry Black
Joan D. Kendrickson
Frad. Co
White Wings
Reidig & Hillee
G. Mee & Miller
Glo
C.8. Highbarger
Otty Hotel
Jone
Otty
Henry Trail
Phong
Joss
L. EB. Myallinex
quMauer Rugs
L. BE. Mullinex
N. B
Shorge
Rodole
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North
Maine Street
Ailsup Ritter
Ofice
A. Ross MacKenzie
Generall Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market St
Mds
Miws-Margare
Wack Bna
Nurag
Hmerrency Hospital
Gonen Market St
Paterman
W. Franklin Street
Bram
GC. L. Refauver
North Market Street
Bours
A. Long
North Market
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah
Cramer
D. V. Stauffer
Fidelity Sonde
Prisager's Mill
Atory
W. Patrick Street
Boyds. A
Brunswick
Indian Spring
Liberty Turnpike
Petersville
B. Sappington
Hina
Lesn
China
Berateah
Ity Hall
Frederick, MD
News OF the
Westerday
Alopzo Ely, Mo
North Market St
Banks Kohlenberg
Beath
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