In History June 25 Highlights from 18th to 20th Century
The column lists notable deaths and events: 1736 John Morne Tooke, British writer and ally of the American colonies, born in Westminster. 1841 Alexander Macomb, soldier and hero of Highsboro, died in Washington, born 178. 277 men under General George A. Custer massacred by Sioux at the Little Bighorn, Montana. 1842 Kohut, Rabbi and oriental scholar, died in New York City, born 1842. 1905 Philp Phillips, evangelist, died at Delaware, Ohio. 1910 Dr Joseph Flaving Cook, lecturer and writer, died at Ticonderoga, New York, born 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morne Tooke
Westminster
Alexander Macomb
Highsboro
Washington
Wis
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn River
Montana
Alexander, Kohut
New York City
Philp Phillips
Delaware, O
Joseph Flaving Cook
Ticonderoga N Y
Advertising notices and classifieds in 1920s style mix
A fragmented ad page lists items for sale and services including horses for sale, hay for sale, tailoring, wallpaper, and a request to report irregularities in newspaper payments. Several names and addresses appear, with scattered locations and business references.
Weekly News advertises large circulation and features
The Weekly News promises a twelve page issue on Thursday with many features and the largest circulation in Frederick city and county. It invites new advertisements for Tax Wanxity News, with copy due by 6 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 pm that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Personal news items from Atlantic City visits and local calls
Purely personal notices list Mr Albse J Dyer taking a job with Mr L Lilly and a week in Atlantic City. Numerous residents including Miss Lillia Bauch and the Misses Barr of Hagerstown are in the city. Others return from visits to Saravac Like New York Clifton and Baltimore counties. Several families move or visit relatives in Braddock Heights Catalpin Cottage and York Pennsylvania while a number of residents spend time with friends and relatives in Staunton Virginia Baltimore and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albsré J. Dyer
L. Lilly
Jozaph Weaver
Clarke Finca
Atlantic City
Lillia Bauch
Barr
Hagerstown
I. J. Fitzsimnon
Saravac Like
N. Y
Clifton
Hill and Son
Washington
Nibrah Cottage
Braddock Hight
Jamuoei Cross
Joseph Carty
South Market Street
Misa Lola Hargett
Galthornburg
Wm. Harrett
East Patrick Street
Mise Kitsie Qaynn
West Third Street
Bs. Louis
Miles Emily Johnson
Record Street
Staunton
J. H. Markey
East Bevard Street
Catalpin Cottage
Braddick Heights
Andrew Hamilton
Baltimore
Charies L Stokes
East Third Street
Amy Barr
Miea Louise Jonoyon
Mige-Pora Mehriing
Baan
Missea Flora Datrow
Dora Mehr
Harryis O Wills
Hubert M. Datrow
Captain Davis
Nasional Cemetery
Sharpaburg
Notable Chickens and a Carrier Pigeon in Local Home Scenes
Brief items report Mr William Kolb’s yard chicken coop raid yielding nine fine chickens. Carpenter Harry Mycks captured a carrier pigeon at Donbs, banded HE 8 with number 125437. Preston Willard, nine, fell over a wheelbarrow at Doubs injuring his right hip. details note active community life and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb
Kage
D. Holman
Donbs
Harry Mycks
Preston Willard
Edward Willard
Doubs
Fort Howard Maneuvers With Maryland Units and Naval Brigade
Maryland militia Company A and the First Regiment, Coast Artillery and the Maryland Naval Brigade, head to Fort Howard on the Chesapeake for July 5 to 14 maneuvers. They will simulate a combined arms defense of Baltimore with artillery reserves, infantry support, and mock sea assaults, including trench work, wire obstacles, and night drills, ending with bivouac and return trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hocward
Chesapeake
Kors Howard
U. S. Coast Artillery
Maryland Naval Brigade
U. S
Isle da Cabs
Fort Howard
Baltimore
Wirat
Oussareska Bay
Howard
Milton A Record
Qoass Artillery
Maryland
Nations Guard
Osps S Banetin
Regulata
Regelar
Fortieth
Coast Artillery Corps
Gay H. B. Smith
United States Infantry
Washington Barracks
Fort Howard Hoe
Mau Anvern
Agi Fantry
Gabe
Tha Mizara
Guna
Ragerves
Isla da Guba
Land
Will
Saun Bavadera’ Range
Bottled Spill Scalds Girl On East Patrick Street
Mary Hargett daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hargett East Patrick Street severely scalded the top of her foot when hot water poured into a milk bottle caused the bottle to break. The accident occurred Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sbargett
William Hargett
East Patrick Street
Recovered pocketbook found by Master Krank Grove
A lost pocketbook containing a large sum of money was recovered and advertised in The News. Master Krank Grove, son of Mr. BOF Grove, found it and returned it to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank Grove
Bofrove
Will Camp Aere Captain Rogers Leads Troop A Outing
Captain O Lyon Rogers of Troop A Maryland National Guard arranged a ten day outing with Governor Warfield invited to ride and dine with the troopers. They depart from the armory August 10, camp at Westmoater the first night, then Frederick, Backeyatows and Charlastows W Va before crossing the river at Whisss Perry and returning via Leesburg. A SIX LITA commissary team and an ambulance accompany the march. In local baseball news Frederick Jantora and the Grand Old Rage beat Ox Fibres Brush Works 8 to 7 with a Sanders home run. Backey’s Rats defeated Myers Mayfi by 12 to 2 at Athletic Park, Tom Myers homered, games scheduled again Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Lyon Rogers
Troop A
Maryland National Guard
Warfield
Rogers
Kentucky
Pikesvilla
Westmoater
Frederick
Backeyatows
Lee
Charlastows
Perry
Leesburg
Leonardtows
Montgomery County
Huma
Bas
Balk
Frederick Jantora
Grand Old Rage
Opporisa
Ox Fibres Brush Works
Joniors
Tne
Sanders
Lease
Lonss
Rags
Hook
Buroh
Caw Athletic Park
Backey’s
Rats
Mayfi
Arcora
Tom Myars
Hieschaner
Reynolds
Mayhew
Hieshew
Huliman
Dog Cruelty Meeting Discusses July August Muzzling
A special meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals discussed muzzling dogs at large in the city during July and August. Alderman Lowansteis outlined enforcement as an ordinance, with stray dogs taken to a new city pound under society supervision. The eighteenth annual Reformed Reunion at Pou-Mar Park on Thursday July 18 features Rev. Dr. George W Richards and a Braddock Heights Band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxsin
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
David Lowansteis
Jarga
Pou-Mar Park
Thoreday
Jack Basa
George W Richards
Theological Sammuary
Reformed Obaroh
Lancoaster
Ad Utanal
Anastorium
Braddock Heights
J. A. Heffbeing
Martinaburg
Keunion Association
Damages Awarded in Stern vs Rail Road Case
Solomon Stern sues Frederick and Middletown Railroad for buggy crash damages. Judge Jastion U. 11 awards Stern 814 50 after a trolley collision frightened his horse on Patrick Street near a trolley car, causing the buggy to strike a telephone pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jastion U. 11
womsseIn
Solomon Stern
Frederick
Sacred Concert at Braddock Heights by Mt Vernon Place choir
A sacred concert at Braddock Heights Thursday evening features the Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church choir of Baltimore. Directed by James E Ingram with Howard Thatcher as accompanist. Soloists include Miss Andrews, Miss Phillips, Miss Trainer, Mr. Addison, Mereras Andrews, Nicolls, New Fitch, and Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Mt. Vernon Place
M. Kk. Church
Baltimore
Levern of Music
Jamea E Ingram
Howard Thatcher
Sabdc Corponist
Andrewas
Miss Phillips
Miss Trainer
Mr. Addison
Mereras Andrews
Nicolls
New Fitch
Cleyton
Cocert
Mt. Vernon
Placa
M. EB. Chorah
Musica Rare
Bridge survey finds old papers in Carroll Creek area
Surveyors from the U S Dodge survey ing corps measured bridges on West Patrick Street to test capacity. Amid rails they recovered caps and old papers including a March 1868 edition of The Frederick Republican, published in the city by Black and McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dodge Surveying Corps
Carroll Creak
Patrick Street
Alches
S Benesth
Osps
Frederick
Black & McLean
Divorce Granted for Edwin L Johnson and Lola O Johnson
Edwin L Johnson through Urner and Urner is granted an absolute divorce from Lola O Johnson. The couple formerly lived near Ellerton where the plaintiff still resides. The defendant now resides in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Johnson
Urner & Urner
Lola O. Johnson
Ellerton
Baltimore
To Build on Clarks Place by Mobley Firm
Mr George L Mobley of E B Mobley & Bro buys a building lot on Clarks Place and plans to erect a dwelling at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Place
George L. Mobley
E 8. Mobley & Bro
Baker Emerges as Unaffiliated Contender for Governor
The Baltimore News suggests Joseph D. Baker of Frederick could be the single non factional candidate with wide appeal. Baker is described as popular in Montgomery and Frederick counties among Republicans and Democrats, with potential to carry Frederick County and its ticket if nominated. The piece notes his character, wealth, and lack of party faction ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Hare
Democratic Party
Baltimore News
Warfield
Ron
Ths
Frank Brown
Taloote, Goraan
Vandiver Houry
Wiilisms
Waffald Elemans
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Turshe
Jones
Peter
Montgomery
Tham
Treasury official backs Zimmerman and Cable in Sailor dismissal case
Collector William Stone of the Baltimore Treasury House recommends Captain Zimmerman and Deputy Naval Officer Cable be reprimanded and suspended for 80 days without pay rather than dismissal. The case stems from the Seward scandal that prompted the department to seek resignations. both men, long-serving veterans, faced a technical connection to the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William #. Stone
Baltimore
Zimmerman
Casble
Mr Qable
Officers Elected in Mountain City Councils
At a meeting of Mountain City Council No. 13 Daughters of Liberty officers for the coming term were elected: Jacob L. Hagelbracht Councillor, Miss Clay M Eagle associate coun çağillor, Miss Florenna Poole vice councillor, Albert J. Dyer associate vice-councillor, Charles T. Kline recording secretary, Miss Rosa Dyer associate recording secretary, Miss Daisy McDonald scandal secretary, Miss Cora Gelalager guide, Mrs May Kline inside guard, Wm. H. Eling outside guard, Edward M. Eader trustee. In Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias, officers for the ending term were elected: Charles E. Hallar chancellor commander, George H. S. Oram vice phenciltor, Glenn O. Garbar keeper, W. Harry Haller master at arms, Harry RK Kolb master of work, D. Charles Winebrewer trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Jacob L. Hagelbracht
Counncillor
Clay M Eagle
Florenna Poole
Associata
Albert J. Dyer
Charles T. Kline
Rosa Dyer
Daisy McDonald
Cora Gelalager
Burial of Mrs Susan Schreiner at Olivet Cemetery
Funeral services were held this morning after the 1050 B&O train arrival. Rev Charles H Butler of Washington D C sanctified grave services. The pallbearers were from Thomas P Rice’s establishment. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. Rice provided burial at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Schreiner
Railway Officials Tour Frederick Division By Special Train
General Superintendent W H Myers and Superintendent H W Kapp of the Northern Central Railway visited the Frederick Division in a special train accompanied by other officials. The visit was brief before they departed. The Sick Miss Amelia Oden of Market Space remains quite ill and confined to her room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Myers
H. W. Kapp
Northern Central Railway
Frederick
Misa Amelia Oden
Market Space
Braddock Heights Tuesday Night Dance and Local Ads
Braddock Heights hosts a Regular Twesday night dance with Gara departures every half hour and an invitation to enjoy the cool mountain breeze. The local ads note Alonzo Ely at 342 North Market offers suit pressing and shaping, while Manion Hater advertises awnings and provides phone 97-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Alonzo Ely
North Market 8
Manion Hater
Bank Officers and Directors Named in Annual Ledger
Officers listed include J D Saker as President and G Baker as Vice President with H D Baker as Cashier and S G Duvall as Treasurer. Directors include Judge Jas Mosher y and Wm Smith while D H Hargett and D E Kefa vv er serve as assistants and clerks in a compact municipal bank record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junge Jas. Mosherey
Qro
Wm. Smith
Duper
Joan C. Morisr
Joan 8
RaMspure
Wx. G. Baker
Frederick to enforce ban on guns and fireworks for July 4 1907
Notice from Frederick city officials detailing a strict prohibition on firing guns platoes cannons and cannon crackers within city limits before during and after the Fourth of July 1907. Police are instructed to arrest violators with heavy fines and bail for carrying concealed weapons. Also mentions muzzling dogs July August and a local sale of household items. Public notices include civic events and a sacred concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnnes
Frederick
Samira
Belated Salt Shoppers Offer Low Priced Lawn Goods
A late shipment of salt span new Shirt Vatets of fine White Persian Lawn arrives with three quarter shares valued up to 2175 and none under 125. Prices set at 7c each with five styles. Include White Pleated Bozom Shirts, Gauze Lisie and Owen Meth Gents' Shirts and Drawers, and Best 100 Shirt in the city. Also note Niagara Falls excursion $11.05 round trip with multiple travel dates, and various ads for ice, lessons, and rugs.
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the Daily News
Till & P.M
Wasmingtom
Rou Nawe
Owen
Mountain
L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast Exo
Jamestown
Balto
tHiladelphia
Gre Ecacuter
Mnobice
Wnofiss
Cook
Rome
Danos
White Oxforda
Shalen
P.R. BR. A
Amsstowi
Lessele
Tex Commissionera Va K
Strangman
Warhime Ads B. E. Phebus
Biehelberger Ves
East Street
Mayor Smith
Alonzo Ely Marion Haller
Braddock Heighta
Marion Haller
Neldig & Miller
Gramer & Stanifer
the Weekly News
Psu
Gov
Warfeld
fTroop
Reformed
Mr. Baker
Treasury
Ooleetor Stone
Dlamlasst
Zimmerman and Cable
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Saker
WN. G. Bakerh
D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
D. EH. Kefaavver
J.D. Baker
D. H. Hargett, Tos. H. HaLuxn, C.M Thomas
Daniel Baxzn
Java
Osll Manion Haier
Francis Scott Key Connell
K. Or P Hall
Masonia
Council
Joan W. Farr
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Frank Suman
City of
Cero
Epw
Smith
Bowes
Eale
Joan D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Sohn D. Hendreickson
Neidig & Miller
Mia « Miller
Banimore & Ohio
Br.bh
Niagars Falla
Camden
Niagara
Mt. Airy
Avioua
Dale
Black Diamond
Sealeigh Valley
Allen Groping
Braddock
Tam
Lancaster
Wm. Anderson
Vissation
Directresa
Visitation Convent
Frederick, Ma
J. Teavers Thomas
Citizen’s National Bank
L. E. Mollinex
China
L. KE. Mullinlix
N. B
Salen Gow
Borge
Rodock & Go
George
Bodcok & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Breet
Aleen Ritter
Qoinseloe
Court Street
Sal Gix
Kensinkton
Alfred Bitter
MacKenzie
M.D
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market
Praderick
Margaret J
Macken
Mase Wac
Prhtermann
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
C. L. Kefauver
North Market
Aprédiy
D* Jas. A. Long
Honra
North Market Sf
Cramer & Stauffer
Gramer & Stauffer
Oram D
Staupberg Ab Seederick
Fidelity
Thortzopes
Vilisee
Stan
Phiesger
North Market Street
Boyds
Brunswick Sth
Indian Spring
Market St
Third St
Patersville
FB. B. Sappingtor
F. B. SA
Pington
Ertamiuk, BD
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