Daily History Notes From June 27 1829 and 1900 Events
A fragment highlights James Smithvon dying in 1829 born 1765 and leaving 650000 dollars to found the Smthsonian Institution. It notes a 1900 relief column under British Admiral Sey mour returning to Tilentsia after an attempt on Peking. Also Montenegrin troops seized Scutari and Huerta’s arrest in New Mexico is noted along with astronomical events listing planets rising in the morning sky and the Cygnus cross near the Milky Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smithvon
Smthsonian Institution
Seymour
Tilentsia
Peking
Scutari
Albania
Huerta
Newman, N. M
United States
Saturn
Mars
A. m
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Constellation Cygnus
Milky Way
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY Automatic Cook Stove Sentinel Tax Sale
News Office Machinists Wanted York Elec and Mach Co Sale of Ice Cream U B Church Baseball Fred vs Martinsburg Lunch Grace Ref Church Star The Three Wise Men Broken Glasses Berman Opt Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, W. Cramer, Co
York
Elec. & Mach. Co
U. B
Fred
Martinsburg
Grace Ref
Church Star
Three Wise Men
Berman Opt, Co
Fatally Stricken While On Visit To Daughter
Claggett Waltz died near Cedar Grove on a visit to his daughter Mrs. William Smith after a paralytic attack. Age 68 years, 9 months. Funeral set for Wednesday at Mt. Vernon Methodist Church, with services at 1 30 p.m. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by wife, several children, four grandchildren, three brothers, and one half brother. Putman and Barton of Walkersville in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Cedar Grove
Claggett Waltz
Waltz
Daysville
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
C. W. Smith
J. B. Smith
Fred Wiles
Harry Lipps
Work of Death J William Lee
J William Lee an undertaker in Washington died Sunday in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after three months illness at 66. Funeral at St Dominic's Church on Wednesday, interment Glenwood Cemetery. He is survived by his widow three sons and a daughter. He helped run one of Washington's oldest undertakings firms and buried many notable figures including President McKinley. Also noted are death notices for William W Smith and John W Young and a locality burglary at Attocky Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Lee
Washington
Braddock Heights
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland Avenue
St Dominic's Church
Sixth
E Streets
Glenwood Cemetery
Lee
McKinley
Sarah J. Lee
Clarence
Ernest
Henry Lee
L. T. Steuart
Washington Lodge
Druggists Begin Convention Today in Maryland
The 34th annual Maryland State Pharmaceutical Association meeting opens at Hotel Braddock with Dr. G A Bunting presiding. About 100 members attend, plans include a banquet, memorial to Dr William Proctor Jr, and a bill in Congress on drug price control. A straw ride to Frederick and a baseball game highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Pharmaceutical Association
Hotel Braddock
George A. Bunting
the Heights
Emory L. Coblentz
Association
G. A. Bunting
Pharaceutical Association of Maryland
William Proctor, Jr
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Congress
Maryland
Frederick
Pharmaceutical Association
Braddock
Heights
Travelers
Braddock Heights
G. E. Pearce
Frostburg
J. D. Stottemeyer
Hancock
Thomas M. Williamson
E. W. Hodson
Baltimore
C. K. Stottlemyer
J. Kelly
EB. F. Kelly
S. ¥. Harris
C. C. Neal
A. L. Pearce Frederick
C. %. Meier
Thomas M.williamson
Eugene W. Hodson
C. E. Sto Gemyer
FE. F Kelly
Samuel Y. Harris
George Wendel
William C. Powell
Snow Hill
Charles C. Neal
United States
Charles Caspari
Food and Drug Inspector
Three Sisters Injured In Auto Crash Near Mt Airy
Three Beall sisters Addie Helen Nellie of Mt Airy were injured when their Ford roadster veered from the state road and tumbled down an embankment into a field. Horton, a New York man now in Sykesville, escaped unhurt. Addie suffered a broken right arm, Helen a dislocated elbow, Nellie was frightened and briefly unable to speak. Dr. C P Gowman treated the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie
Helen
Nellie Beall
Mt. Airy
P. H. Horton
New York
Sykesville
Horton
Addie Baull
Nallie
Helen Beal
C. P. Gowman
Typhoid Claims Burkittsville Man and Ties Wife to Hospital
Albert Boyer of Burkittsville died Friday morning at Frederick City Hospital from typhoid fever aged about 26. His wife Adeline Rohrbach, ill with typhoid, and their son Edwin age three, survive. Water in a cellar is suspected cause. The wife shows improvement. Edwin is with aunt Mrs Edward Schaeffer near Middletown. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm from the Boyer home, conducted by Rev John F Bowlus and funeral director John Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boyer
Burkittaville
Frederick City Hospital
Adeline Rohrbach
Edwin
Boyer
Frederick
Edward Schaeffer
Middletown
Burkittsville
John F. Bowlus
United Brethren
Broad Run
John Keller
Funeral for Mrs. Montgomery in Baltimore Arrival
The funeral for Mrs. William T. Montgomery who died in Baltimore was held yesterday after the 10 o'clock B and O train arrival. Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rupp conducted the services. Pallbearers were Rudolph Neidhart Augustus J. Fromke S. B. Homer and Charles F. Schroedel. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. CC. Carty Funeral Director. An electric alarm invention triggers when an unauthorized person opens a woman's handbag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Montgomery
Baltimore
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Rudolph Neidhart
Augustus J. Fromke
S. B. Homer
Charles F. Schroedel
Mt Olivet
CC. C. Carty
Frederick Baseball Hosts Martinsburg in Blue Ridge League
Local notes show Martinsburg visiting Agricultural Park for two games Wednesday and Thursday, June 28 and 29, with start times at 3 45. Thursdays feature free admission for all ladies. Grace Reformed Church ladies will run a five cent lunch stand July 3 to 6 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. serving ham beef egg sandwiches milk lemonade coffee. Briscoe Garage advertises low price repairs and overheating service at GON Market 8. Phone 631.
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Martinsburg
Blue Ridge League
Agricultural Park
Dar
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
North Market Street
Forger Held for Court Action in Disturbance Cases
A late night court session jailed Frank Mason for forging a check on Calvin H. Stull of near Buckeystown and charged others with public disturbances in Kolb's Alley and Penns saloon fights. Mason awaits September Grand Jury action on $500 bail. Several defendants received fines or jail time, including Charles Hoy and Mary Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mason
August T. Brust
Calvin H. Stull
Buckeystown
Farmers' and Mechanics’ National’ Bank
Mason
Stull
Putman, Miller Company
Miller
Arlington Bar
Sheriff's Office
Kipp
West
Patrick Street
Kolb‘s Alley
Guy Albaugh
East Third Street
Albaugh
Painter
Hahn
Kolb
Ahley
Charles Hoy
Mary Hahl
Curt Powell
William Herbert
Justice Brust
Alderman Albaugh
Penn’s
North Market Street
Hunt Taylor
William Gilbert
Tyler
Sale of ice cream and baked goods at U B church event
Public sale in the social room of U B church Saturday evening July 1 from 6 to 10. Also public sale of household and kitchen furniture at 10 West Seventh Street on Thursday June 29 at 10 o’clock a m due to intention to discontinue housekeeping. MRS LEWIS F KUSSMAUL and auctioneer Harry R Snook. Also miscellaneous notices: lawn mower service, engine house ads, shares in Home Building and Loan Association now available at Commercial State Bank, and a no trespassing warning for Boys High School with a $5 penalty for offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
West Seventh Street
Lewis F. Kussmaul
Harry R. Snook
Home Building and Loan Association
Mhes
Commercial State Bank
William E. Filler
Edgar H. McBride
Window dress goods and accessories sale overview
Vice-President orvee Cashier introduces a sale with ribbons 25c worth 30c, new cape collars of organdie in old rose and Copenhagen, parasols in all colors, silk? adornments, special prices on white goods including pillow cases sheets towels, ladies chiffon and huen handkerchiefs in colors, and men’s B V D underwear silk hosiery and neckwear in new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
78 Acres of Fine Cultivated Land with Brick House and Outbuildings
A listing describes multiple farms for sale near Frederick and Mt Airy. Properties include 78 acres with a brick house and barn, 157 acres with fences and buildings, 200 acres along State Road four miles from Frederick, 82 acres with improvements near Mt Airy, 128 acres near Mt Airy, 131 acres between New London and Mt Airy, 11 acres with a seven room house, and 165 acres near Braddock Heights. Prospective buyers invited to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick City
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pythian Castle
Walkeraville
Frrederigk
Mt. Airy
New London
Braddock Heights
New Market
Mon- Tevia
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SHE Daiey News
Washington D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Claggett
Dayaville
William W. Smith
Willliam W. Smith
David F. Derr
Berkeley Springs
Mt. Olivet Chapel
Thomas P. Rice
John W. Young
Allegany County
Cumberland
Charles Masser
Attocky Springs
Maeve
Pmidia Dot
State Association
E.l.coblentz
Chester Sullivan
Hanover
MR. Ritchie
Albert C. Ritchie
Ritchie
J Wilson Leakin
St. Paul Street
Bernard N. Baker
Catonsville
J. J. Hitselberger
Liberty
Aaron Ecker
Ecker
Samuel Warner
Woodsboro
Johneville
C. A. Stultz
Hitselberger
Beaver Dam Church
Baseball
Briscoe Garage
Briscoe & Regal Service Station
Gon
West Fifth Street
Frank James
Citizens’ National, Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John D. Hendrickson
Anti Sell l
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
John 8. Ramebur
C. M. Thomas
E. Kefauver
Dr. D. Baker
Thos
H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M.D. P.L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Adda
Potts & Griffin
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
Fire Insurance
Hamilton Street
Os County
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate AG Agents
U& Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
Brederick, MD
Markwood D. Har
Mare Wood D
Harp
Grayson H. Staley
Eeere Elbaugh & Harrington
ALBAUGH @ HARRINGTON
Real Estate and Insurance Agenta
Market St
L. C. Willis Farm
Real Estate
Losns and Insurance
Court ST
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