In History June 24 Highlights from the Daily News
The entry lists notable births and deaths linked to the date June 24, including American soldier William Jiutt born in Derby Connecticut died 1625, Marie Josèphe Rose Tascher de La Pagerie later Empress Joséphine born Martinique, Henry Ward Beecher born 1813 in Litchfield Conn., and other figures such as John Randolph of Roanoke and Prince Jerome Bonaparte with brief notes on their origins and fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jiutt
Derby
Conn
Detroit
Marie- Josephe Rose Tascher de le Pagerie
Beauharnais
Empress Ofrance
Martinique
Med
Josephine
France
Viscount de Beauharnais
Robespierre
Barras
Callien
de Beauharmis
Henry Ward Beecher
Litchfield
John Randolph
Roanoke
Philadelphia
Prince Jerome Bonaparte
Wesphalia
Paris
Carnot
Iwi
Mans Lothar von Schweltz
Prussia
Prompt to report irregularities in newspaper receipt
Subscribers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in receiving The News. The notice urges timely communication to ensure continued delivery and service accuracy.
Statewide notes on trials and arrivals in Maryland and beyond
James M. Titus faces a forged check charge in Havre de Grace while the Presidente Sarmianto of Argentina is due to arrive in Annapolis. St Charles College held its fifty fifth annual commencement west of Ellicott City. Washington County Christian Endeavor Union opened in Hagertown. Southern Methodist Conference for Norfolk and Easter Shore convened in Salisbury. Elmer Hesth, who killed Katie Adkins in Salisbury, claims suicide attempt in Snow Hill jail. Cumberland politics see State Senator Lewis backed for Maryland Attorney General by Allegany county. Abram D. Laden dies at 64 in Cumberland, former Ulster County native who came in 1872 to run Wills Creek Tan and later hardware business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Titus
Havre de Grace
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
Hoe
Allegany County
Abram D. Laden
Cumberland
Ulster County
New ‘York
Wills Creek
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
One week of Jane remains before picnic season. Harvesting dominates daily life as dewberry pie and raspberry shortcake accompany Jane dinners. A humorous exchange questions false philosophers and memory versus judgment, ending with a playful misreading about cows and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Children's Day at Doub's M E Church Praised
News of the churches reports a highly successful Children's Day service at Doub's M E Church led by Rev. John H. Jeffries with organist Miss Gertruds Blessing and Mrs. Jake Osry directing the children. The circuit quarterly conference at Doub's was the most enthusiastic in its history. Jeffries will give a Wesley bicentennial address at Jefferson next Sunday on Wesley and Early Training. Communion will be administered by Rev J A Weigand at Lewistown Methodist Protestant on Sunday morning June 28 and Harmony Grove at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doub
M. EB
John H. Jeffries
Gertruds
Jake Osry
Curch
Doub's
Wesley
Jefferson
J. A. Weigand
Westminster
Lewistown Methodist Protestant Church
Harmony Grove
Personal notes of visitors and health remedy ad
Purely personal items list Mr Christian Railing of Columbia PA visiting the city with family then Mr Meier Wertheimer and his sec red of Camberlach visiting relatives. Also Mr Z Jas Gittinger and Mr George B M Gittinger spending the day in W Va. to be joined by J Howard Gitsinger who is ill. Chamberiasias GCollle Cholera and MMarrhoea Remedy advertised as a safe pleasant life saver for children sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Railing
Columbia, Pa
Meier Wertheimer
Sec
Red
Camberlach
Z. Jas. Gittinger
George BM. Gittinger
W. Va
J. Howard Gitsinger
Chemberiasia
Mystery of Albert Long’s Disappearance Deepens
Sheriff Lease and State’s Attorney Worthington inspected several alleged burial sites in Pleasant Walk for Albert Long. No body or bones were found. Samuel I Betts is said to have confessed to killing Long years ago, but no confirmation emerged. Locals remain convinced something remains hidden until evidence proves Long’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Long
Pleasant Walk
Borne
Bette
Long
Humble Early Morning Hyme neal at City Home
A quiet hastily described wedding took place at 8:80 am in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Brast. Henrietta Augusta Brast wed William Sandmeyer in a simple Reformed ceremony officiated by Rev. E. B. Eschbach. The bride wore white with a bouquet of Bride roses. attendance included two bridesmaids and her brother Bernhardt Brust as escort. The couple plans to reside in Arnold, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srust
Brust
George Brost
Henrietta Augusta
William Sandmeyer
Conrad Brass
Bernhardt Brust
McQuilikin DeGrange
He. E. B. Eschbach
Reformed Church
Houldab Brust
Bialka Hundley
Herman Bielfeld
J. J. Blelfeld
Libertytown
St. Peter's
Kavasaugh
Eva Sappington
Harry R. Besant
Catherine Besant
Will of John R Jones probated at Orphans Court
The will of the late John R. Jones of Slaneville was offered for probate. He leaves real and personal estate to his wife Lavinia Jones for life, then to Mary A Hood and Alovia Hood each $500. Remainder to Maggie A Hood and A Anderson Jones, share and share alike. Lavinia Hood named executrix with Maggie A Hood as substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RR. Joare
John R. Jones
Slaneville
Lavenia Jones
Mary A. Hood
Alovia Hood
Meggie A. Hood
Confederate War Reminiscences From Frederick County
A reader recounts a 1869 battle at Crampton Gap and the march of Confederate and Federal forces near Pikesville and Poolesville. He notes prisoners and paroles, an underground railroad route, and encounters with veterans, including Captain Owings, who escaped to safety. Many names and places in Maryland are mentioned as he recalls old comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappeninges
Frederick County
T. J. Joheson
Thomas Hoger Johnson
Tescarore
Baltimore
Pikesville
Charles Dorsey
Crampton’s Gap
Banday
Grafton Doresy
Georgia
Cobb
Georgia Legion
Cook
Fortress Monros
Rash Lincoln
Ridgely Brown
United States Army
Cuba
Philippines
Nex Jtous
Orces
Virginia
of the Legion
Eppa
Borkitheriile
Lincoln
Wm. R. Doresy
Plane No. 4
Oscar Crampton
Borkettsville
Thomas Crampton
Crampton's Gap
Grove
Sharpsburg
Mr. Edwards
Captain Owings
Poolesville
Frederick
County Correspondence Highlights Local News and Travel
Mrs William and Falconer and children visit her Middletown home while others travel to Atlantic City. Downey Hopkins and relatives attend Westminster college commencement. Visitors from St Paul and Baltimore stay with local families. A horse injured by barbed wire, Children's Day program at the church, and notes on harvests and heavy rain conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew Market
William & Falconer
Middletown
M. J. Downey
H. H. Hopkins
Mary Hopkins
Janey Downey
J. W. Dorsey
Atlantic’ Oley
Sueen Shriper
Waynesboro
Charles M. Utz
Lawrence Downey
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Ma. D. Entler
St.Paul
Minnesota
M. E. Galthis
Katie Poffenberger
Robersville
Washington County
T. A. Stephone
Fannie Wood
Baltimore
Cesar
Walter Neikirk
Mr. ©. Church
William H. Hogarth
O. CO. Marriots
Y M C A Boys Camp to be Held at Hanging Rock
The Y M C A plans a summer camp at Hanging Rock West Virginia starting July 13 for Delaware Maryland and West Virginia associations. About 50 boys from Wilmington Baltimore Washington Cumberland Frederick and Frostburg will attend, with George F. Tibbitts directing. Travel by B and C R R limited to five dollars round trip and board is three dollars weekly. Local secretaries will provide full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Association
George F. Tibbitts
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Washington
Cumberland
Frederick
Frostburg
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Matchine
Green Springs
Romney
Hanging Rock Stasion
Railroad Company
Frederick Party
Tibbitte
Myersville Seeks New High School Amid 15-Person Delegation
A Myersville delegation of fifteen residents appeared before the Board of County School Commissioners seeking a new high school. The town's public school serves about 90 pupils in an inadequate building behind the F and M electric railway station. The group urged four rooms and modern improvements, while the board said it would consider the proposal without action. Separately, layoffs sparked consternation among Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees along routes from Baltimore to Cumberland, including transfers at Branswick and Kreederick Junction and other staffing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Board of County School Commissioners
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Cumberland
Brans‘Wick
T. J. Barks
Mount Airy
Krederick Jacction
William Schr
Depos
Horse Dealer Sued Over Damaged Sale
The Georgetown cult of Walter B. Hill sues William McHenry a Hagere tow horse dealer to recover 105. Hill alleges the horse was sold sound but died soon after and that dissection showed long standing organic trouble. McHenry refused refund, case set before Justice Halbert E. Paine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Hill
Georgetown
D. G
William McHeary
Hageretow
Halbert E. Paine
McHenry
Hill
Lanling Big Trains on Baltimore Line Improve Runouts
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway has modernized the Brunswick to Baltimore main line with tunnels and gentler grades. Heavy eastbound freights from Locust Point and Baltimore use double-header locomotives of 1800 and 2200 cars, pulling up to 120 empty cars, reducing strain in a short segment. Officials run weekly Sundays to clear empty cars at Locust Point Gaanden Station Carroll’s Switch and Mt. Clare Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brunswick
Baltimore
Washington Junction
Locust Point
Gaanden Station
Carroll’ S Switch
Mt. Clare Junction
Driver’s Narrow Escape At Market Street Bridge
A driver named Share Came Loos near Aranawey narrowly escaped as a wheel snagged on the edge of the South Market Street bridge division. The shaft loosened and a stove or shaft portion wedged between the bridge and structure, halting the vehicle. The horse was checked to avoid a further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aranawey
B.G.K
Market Street
South Market Street
Wood Acre le
Adamstown
Petersville
South Street
Kunsiter
Long Corner
Ledger fragment shows bank liabilities and reserves
Readable portions list liabilities such as due to state banks and bankers, due to trust companies and savings banks, and dividends unpaid. Ledger entries include redemption funds, reserves, and defined amounts like 119,000.00 suggesting a financial snapshot with mixed figures and unsettled deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Sai
Special items in black goods and dry goods sale
The ad promotes low prices on 0-inch all wool fabrics and unfinished worsted cloth, with price points from 10c to 25c, and claims to match competitor prices. It also touts new Percales and Oxford shirts, shirtwaist outfits, and bold bargains in fabrics and dresses. A separate note advertises fresh live lobsters and a Camp Schley event with dinner, music, and bus schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutomer
Presbyterian Reunion Draws Presby Churches North South United
The annual Presbyterian reunion for Cumberland Valley and nearby regions including Harrisburg York Baltimore Winchester and surrounding towns is set for July 9. Speakers include Rev. George B S Chambers Rev W H Woods and Rev D F McGill with a 15 minute service before the program and music by David B E Crozier a Harrisburg conductor. A pre program orchestra concert will precede the main events. George Mulhorn is reported very ill at his O Possumtown Pike home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Harrisburg
York
Baltimore
Mset
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church North
Presbyterian Church South
United Presbyterian Church
Men of Shoes
Barrisburg
George BS. Chambers
D. D
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Arrceborg
W. H. Woods
Franklin Square Presbyterian (South) Church
William A. McOstreil
D.B. Shippensburg
Cocumitter
W. BH. Woods
Bellimore
Reguiar
Batalion
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Kloster
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Watt
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Geighte
Thoraday Etentog
Frederick Satec
Compatison Bod
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Birely's Palace of Music
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Sappingtor
City Mall
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Poa Mar
George Mulhorn
O'Possumtown Pike
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