This Date In History June 14 2645 Bertie of Naveby
This edition lists notable events and births from history for June 14 spanning centuries. Names include Harry Vane Duncan McArthur Harriet Beecher Stowe and Marengo Friedland, with notes on fires, mappings, and notable deaths. Also mentions several local notices and advertisements such as paper hanging and raw materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie of
Naveby
Harry Vane
Duncan McArthur
Ohio
Detchess County
Chlinothe
Marengo
Friedland
Buneparre
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Litchfeld
Conn
William Palmer
Saafford
England
Mary N. Prescott
Newburyport
Coleis
Afe
Chicora
von Stamp
Denmark
Mildred Hemmond
Baltimore
Notice to Subscribers for Monthly Collection Day
Tomorrow being the lth of the month and the regular collection day the Darmxy News will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready may prevent mutual inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
Darmxy News
Purely Personal Notices From The City And Surroundings
Governor Brown and family visited Springfield farm near Sykesville this morning for the summer. He will visit his Baltimore office two or three days weekly. Several locals announce visits and departures including Miss Ella Reade visiting Miss Emma Pope, John Martz Wm Hooper and Harry Butcher heading to Pittsburgh for jobs, and Miss Annie Blecker returning from Boonsboro. Others travel to Baltimore Washington and Cumberland with relatives and business, while Mr. Geo L. Cramer plans a trip to Washington to spend days there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Brown
Springfield
Governors Farm
Sykesville
Carroll County
Baltimore
Ella Reade
Emma Pope
Messrs
John Martz
Wm. Hooper
Harry Butcher
Pittsburg
Mary Stonesifer
Annie Blecker
Boonsboro
R. V. Smith
Hagerstown
Ciarence Seabrooks
A. P. Marsh
Groff
Seabrooks
Baltimore American
Fon
M.G. Emer
Col
G. W. FE. Vernon
Wm. Bast
Chas. Grumbine
Brunswick
D. M. Grumbine
Hog Mistaken for Intruder Triggers Early Morning Fright
A farmer in the county upper area woke to a noise near his strawberry patch armed with a musket. He fired on an approaching figure, later found to be a large hog. Morning search found no person, but the hog’s body confirmed the intrusion scare. The Independents named committees to draft resolutions on the deaths of Chas Fox and G Francis Cliagan, with several members listed. A framed engine photograph and ivory ebony gavel from Wrightsville, Pa., were presented to J Roger McSherry and the Wrightsville Hose Company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Chas
B. Fox
G. Francis Cliagan
Mr. Fox
Wm. H. Kline
John ©. Hardt
C. N. Hahn
W.F. Crouse
Walter Saunders
Clagan
H. ©. Keyser
Charles H. Baughman
C. C. Carty
Robert Danner
County Correspondence from Shookstown and Nearby Areas
Heat hampered little, farmers plow corn in fine condition. Mary and Clara Summers return from Greencastle, Pennsylvania. Fruit crops fall short of expectations. birds sing in cherry trees. In BoCKY Sprigs, Children's Day services praised. German Baptist meeting in woods admired for plain eloquence. Elder Stinespring and Hench attend. Emme Blank visits. Miss Wolfe promotes Sharpless strawberries. Park Miles reports Montgomery Circuit meeting at Clarksburg. Evont’s Chapel holds Children’s Day activities. fundraising for a new barn at Koonte’s Chapel progresses. A pet hen raises eight chicks. peach crop bears fruit though insect damage looms. Harvest approaching. Misses Price visit from Frederick. firemen’s parade praised highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shookstown
Mary
Clara Summers
Greencastle
U. B
Ava Staley
Bronner
Fahrney
German Baptist Church
Philip Hanshen
Mesars. Stinespring
Koonte’s
Misses Price
Frederick
The Work of Death in Mt Airy
Wells C. Davis formerly of Mt Airy died in Chicago on June 5 from typhoid fever at age 27. His body returned to Mt Airy on Friday June 9, and the funeral was held Saturday at Pine Grove Presbyterian Church with Rev. Thomas officiating. Pallbearers named Roneles Smith Hahn Seliman Deitrick Moullinix. burial followed at the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wells C. Davis
Mt. Airy
Pine Grove Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Robert RonEles
Otis Smith
Geo. Hahn
Albert Seliman
Clement Deitrick
Crafford Moullinix
L. T. Lewis
Changes Among Bank Officials
Mrs John A Markell is appointed cashier at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank succeeding Samuel Nixdorf who resigns. Bir Wilbur H Davis becomes assistant cashier. Nixdorf retires after many faithful years with a splendid record. Markell is a capable, industrious Frederick bank official and the promotion reflects credit on him and the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Markell
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Samuel Nixdorf
Wilbur H. Davis
Nixdorff
Markell
Frederick
HYMENEAL CARDS OUT NAPTISIS OF ARIES DAVIS
Cards are out for the nuptials of Aries Rosa Davis of near Park Mills to Bir Edward Talbot of Edwards Ferry Montgomery County on the 71st instant. Emmerich Kohlenberg union noted in Washington on June 13 1893 with Adelah C Emmerich joining George T Kohlenberg of Adams Towne Frederick County. Tramsville M E Sunday school festival planned for June 29 30 and July 1 in church basement. Freeman notices offer 10000 circulars for three dollars or 5000 for three dollars. Tak News Steam Job Rooms Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries Rosa Davis
Near Park Mills
Edward Talbot
Edwards Ferry
Montgomery Co
Emmerich—Kohlenberg
Washington
Crss. A. Stakely
Adelah C. Emmerich
Washington, D. C
George T. Kohlenberg
Adamstowne
Tramsville M. E Sunday School
Tak News Steam _ Job Rooms
Frederick, Md
Funeral of Mrs G F Clingan Held at East Second Street
The funeral of Mrs G F Clingan was held yesterday at 5 pm from her East Second Street home with Osborn Ingle officiating. The Arion Quartette sang Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Night at the grave. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery with J H Gambrill and others as pallbearers. A T Rice & Sons directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Clingan
East Second Street
Osborne Ingle
Arion Quartette
Assumption
Mount Olivet Cemetery
J. H. Gambrill
Arthur Potts
Henry Williams
Wo. H. Miller
Washington
D.C
Sallie Collistoner
Hanover
Margaret A Hoffman
Air
J. D. Hagan
North Market Street
Mount Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Justice Bingham Denies Ainsworth Writ of Mandamus
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Chief Justice Bingham refused Colonel Ainsworth a writ of mandamus to compel the coroner to permit cross examining witnesses in the Ford's Theatre disaster. Deputy Sharffer cannot proceed with the investigation due to lack of legal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bingham
Ainsworth
Sharffer
Convention of wheel men at Crisfield June seventeenth
News notes report a wheel men convention at Crisfield on June 17 and cover diverse local items from a large schooner launch at Cambridge to tax cuts in Washington county and Montgomery county, plus church, education and railroad news reflecting regional development and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Cambridge
West India
Odenton
Anne Arundel
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Washington County
Montgomery County
Eastern Shore Baptists’ Association
Vienna
Prince George’s County
Quilt Won by Envelope 260 at Ladies Society Draw
At Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church Ladies Mite Society meeting last night the spring festival envelopes were opened. Envelope 260 drew the quilt donated by Miss Gait, marking a lucky number and end of the drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Mite Society
Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gait
Off To The Convent
Mr E 5 Eichelberger the States Attorney for this county left this morning for Baltimore to attend the meeting of the States Attorneys which will convene in that city today Mr William P Maulsby Jr during his absence will represent the State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 5. Eichelberger
Baltimore
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Maryland crops weather bulletin reports mixed yields
Maryland state weather bulletin No 10 for week ending Monday June 42 notes rainfall well below normal but sunshine abundant. Western Maryland reports good yields of wheat oats rye corn starting strong potatoes growing rapidly hay good in parts peaches abundant but pears apples cherries small. Northern Central Maryland crops encouraging though corn planted late barley ready for harvest early potatoes good. strawberry crops strong. storm June 6 damaged corn and heavy wheat but wheat prospects remain bright. Southern Maryland sees heavy wheat growth tobacco planting advanced. fruit crops variable with large peaches but small apples and cherries opening. Eastern Maryland survey shows wheat and grasses improving. corn potatoes peas above average. haying to begin. June fall peaches heavy. cherries ripe but small apple crop. Local correspondent notes hay cutting in Adamstown potatoes blooming oats thriving wheat ripening peaches and apples falling. Mt St Marys reports late season but crops improving. Woodsboro gardens well. Buckeystown harvest in two weeks with good crops. dry weather requested for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Weather Bureau
Maryland
Adamstown
R. Cuncog Dunnow
Mt. St. Mary’s
J. A. Micneln
Woodsboro
G. BP
Saurrn
Buckeystown
Jos. N. Chiswe L
Athletics edge Citizens 11 to 10 in postponed game
Yesterday evening the Athletics defeated the Citizens 11 to 10 after a hotly contested baseball game. Athletics led early. Citizens rallied with a seven run surge in the first half of the fifth inning before the Athletics clinched the win. The Clogs standings note Cubs Browns and others after the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Hisenhauer
Cubs
Browns
Browne
Beck
Baca
J. and
R. Wood
Baumgardner
Walters
The Contract Re awarded by Aldermen Board
A special board meeting with all members present except Ebberts received bids from four slowest bidders to erect an additional reservoir. The Lane brothers of Morgantown West Virginia won as the lowest bidder at 12850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Ebberts
Lane Brothers
Morgantown
W. Va
Fortified log house on Upton Freeman farm West Virginia
On the Freeman farm near Pleasant Creek mouth in West Virginia stands a well preserved log house built in the last century as a fort and refuge for the few settlers against Indians, noted for its remarkable state of preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Freeman
Pleasant Creek
West Virginia
Taland Park Island Park Picnic Season Plans Reconsidered
The E. O. R. Company reconsiders opening Island Park this season for picnics and excursion parties. From now until further notice trains and accommodations available on application to local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taland Park
Island Park
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Reported Across Cities
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list names from Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other cities. Notable guests include Dr Y Horg Louis Detrick D P Shelan and G F Ulrich with many others from Baltimore York Pa Hagerstown and Westminster. County and city totals show nine and fifteen arrivals respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.y Horg
Louis F. Detrick
D. P. Shelan
D. P. Flaherty
W. H. Hadicks
G. F. Ulrich
H. C. Lupton
Baltimore
M. Obermeyer
John Foster
D. D. Verandt
W. H. Mander
Fitzpatrick
Philadelphia
J. H. Vail
A. F. Falkenthall
New York
A. W. Mass
R. J. Wilson
A. W. Owings
W. B. Brooka
J. G. Rodgera
J. B. Daay
J. A. Rubin
H. B. Sleeps
Sanre Dull
C. P. Rutledge
C. Bork
York
F. W. Udy
Roanoke
Dick Smith
Hagerstown
J.D. Nuremberg
L. H. Bamphbrey
Warsaw
N. Y
J. Greenblum
Grort House
Clarence Seabrook
Westminster
H. A. Hines
Wall and Ischenthals in City On Electric Road Talks
A group from New York including J H Wall and A Ischenthals are in the city today on business concerning the electric road. Also noted is an effort for early closing of shoe and dry goods stores, and various items from local life including bids for the World’s Fair, fires, and canal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Frederick City
Frederick
Middletown
Welty Fabmey
Walter S. Rice
John Green
Edrgar K. Moore
F.C. A. M. C. A. Literary Society
W. G. Birely
Eichelbereer
F.B. Sappington
H. Clay Bull
Messrs
W. S. Farsons
W.H. Duvall
H. Clay Hall
J. H. Wall
A. Ischenthals
New York
George Beckley
Charles Sinn
Monocacy
Bass
A. Kemp Keefer
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
Kinnerbart’s Alley
Baltimore
Lizzie H. Brayton
Lizzie Borden
Star Bicycle Riders
N. Y
Cardinal Gibbons
Misses Viola and Lucie Thomas Host Pleasant Prospect Social
On Monday evening June five the Misses Thomas welcomed many friends to Pleasant Prospect in the county. The lawn glowed with Japanese lanterns and torches while hammocks hung from shade trees. Games including croquet were played before a dining room table laden with flowers and delicacies. Guests from Middletown Rocky Springs and Frederick praised the hospitality and lingered into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Lucie M. Thomas
Pleasant Prospect
Sesson
Thomas
Middletown
Rocky Springs
Frederick
To Cleanse the System with Syrup of Figs
A historical remedy promotes Syrup of Figs to cleanse the system gently. It claims to ease habitual constipation awaken kidneys and liver without irritation and dispel headaches colds or fevers, suggesting a health tonic and purgative.
Dress Goods and Linens For Warm Weather by FPO THE LADIES
Dress fabrics for hot weather including Swiss plains and figures India linen pisin lace trimmings and lawns in black white plaid and stripes varieties of nankins chambrays organdies organdies and lawns with endless lace options for trim and embellishment.
Double Faced Cloth Mosaic Patterns and Figured Window Shade
Carpet department offers two novelties for first time. A double face cloth with mosaic patterns usable on both sides and heavy festining with each yard. A figured window shade that resists fading and curling, washable with a damp cloth. Imported English goods available.
Alpine Creamery Sale Enlivens Keedysville Firm’s Creditors
Wm. D. and Harry C. Hughes buy the Alpine Creamery facility at Keedysville and its Sharpsburg Benevola and Rohrersville branches for 2070 dollars after receiver E A Pry’s private sale to Daniel M. Neikirk was set aside for inadequacy of price. The sale drew local creamery operators and pledges to add machinery and begin operations today. The Orphans Court heard final accounts of executors and administrators, while a local call urged keeping money at home to support city merchants and tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D
Harry C. Hughes
Jacob HE. Fisher
E. A. Pry
Flook & Kingsley
Alpine
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Benevola
Rohrersville
Wm. D. Bughea
Daniel M. Neikirk
Dr J R L Hardesty to Visit City Hotel for Exams
Local notice announces Dr J R L Hardesty oculist ear and throat specialist will be at the City Hotel Thursday at 3 o clock and stay until 2 o clock Friday Jane Lith and 16th Also advertised is lumber sale by W D Bowers Lumber Co East Patrick St Frederick Md One hundred thousand feet Hemlock stock culls at eleven dollars per thousand regular price 12 50 must be sold at once Call or address the lumber company for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Jane Lith
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
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Abe
Bison
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The
Weather Bureau
Saakand
John A. Reich
AL C. Baller
ML. C. Haller
Rhodes
Esssee D. Best
Nisi
Nis
C. V
Levy
E. Walker & Co
Stragedt
Mae
Maurice Culler
Mary Twenty
Cora Reeder
Pleasant Hill
BH Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
News OF the
United States
Constellation
Annapolis
Robt
J. Dryden
Pocomoke City
James C. Bishop
Anne Arundel County
Western Maryland College
Merrill
Newell
St. Mary’s Lutheran Church
Upton L. Hahn
Joseph KE. Hahn
West
James C. Clark
D. C. Winebrenner
C. W.ross
Eleanor Johnson
Clarksburg
San Francisco
Gen. Clark
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Gen
Clarke
State Weather
Burceau
W. Nasz
Williams
Bisenbauer
Bauer
Brust
Winebe Wit
Mercer
Phebus
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Brengle
Bender
Strecktiss
Fleshman
Ixstngs
A. Parrett Lloyd
Mount Hoyal Avenue
Baltmore
Noble H. Creager
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Samuel T. Brengle
Bion Feigley
Borden
Cumberland
Alexandria
Borden Coal
Borden Boats
Jonathan Speelman
Williamsport
Georgetown College
Geo. Ed. Smith
Alexander Young
Fpo
John Hendrickbon
Grenadines
Willam D.froxell
Frederick Troxell
Gideon Lease
Mary A. Barrick
William H. Scholl
George W. Barrick
James BE
Waleer & GO
J B. Waleer & CO
Ale Stykes
Waleer & CO
Rodooe
Neidig Roper
Neidio
Inghams
Kodock & Kridig
AT. Rice & Sonb
North Marest Street
Tarety
V. Staub
Einz’s
Olty ES. Ae
V. Staub's
Fourth Street
DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
Rambler
Gall Ace
Tee News
Gall
Tex News
Rocma
South Market St
Opp
DB. & D, Institute
I. Carty, Wrederick Mat
Geo, A. Gilbert
A. Gilbert
Market
Gente Bincher
Rumest Soca
Gente Ruset Lace Shoes
Bova
Russet
Congress
George A. Gilbert
B. H. Bladeston
London
B. H. ‘Buszso
Feederick
David H. Best
Busit
Otrert
Rieu
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