In History June 28 Highlights of Famous Births and Deaths
June 28 remembrance notes mark the births of Rubens born 1577 Mathews born 1764 Mazzini born 1805 and Madison born 1751. Deaths include William IV’s succession Victoria’s coronation in 1838 Raglan in 1788 Temple in 1824. References to Charles V and colonials link to 16th to 19th centuries events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Germany
Spain
Netherlands
Two Siciliex
Sardinia
Spanish Indies
Charles Vastt
Peter Paul Rubens
Charlea Mathews
Las
Giuseppe Mazzini
Genoa
Wwe
James Madison
Montpelier
Victoria
Westminster
William IV
England
Lord Raglan
James Henry Fitzroy Somerset
Crimea
William Greenville Temple
Washington
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY AND SALES NOTES
Ladies Wanted Box 1411 Office For Rent W Haller For Sale Mp dane Harwood Agenta Wanted D M Davis Announcement D M Stietf Reduced Prices Edw James Bargains Shipley Bopat Fireworks Shipley Boost Bill of Fare Dolls Tonight Tartie Soap Tonight Turtle Soup City Hotel Grill Olam Chowder City Hotel Grill Crab Oskes City Hotel Grill Land taese Yingling s Soap Otingling s Dry Goods Thos Kemp Great Rebuilding Doll Bros Sideboards Darty Dry Goods aif Hendrickson
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Haller
Dane Harwood
D. M. Davis
D. M. Stietf
James
Shipley & Bopat Fireworks
Shipley & Boost
City Hotel Grill
City Hotel Grill Land
Taese Yingling’s
Otingling’s Dry Goods
Kemp Great Rebuilding Base
Doll Bros
Darty Dry Goods
Aif Hendrickson
Tennt Paragraphs Of Those Who Come And Go
Purely personal notes list Miss Eleanor Potts of Court Square quoting Mrs Williams of Hilbridge and Misses Emma and Ella Houck of North Market street visiting Atlantic City for a few weeks. Prof James A Mitchell of Mt St Marys spent the day with friends in Frederick. Dr Charles G MacGill of Hast Church arrest spends a few days with friends in Washington. Judge John C Motter of this city, after spending weeks in California, has returned. Miss Dora E Marshall of Aleghany Pa guest of Miss Susie Markey at Braddock Heights has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Ella Houck
North Market Street
Atlantic City
James A. Mitchell
Mt. St. Mary's
Frederick
Charles G. MacGill
Washington
John C. Motter
California
Dora E. Marshall
Aleghany
Susie Markey
Braddock Heights
Harvest dinner, bank talk, and July regalia in town
June nears end with Harvest dinner plans and talk of establishing a Libertytown bank. Shop windows glow with Fourth of July regalia. Locusts recalled as we leave shells behind. Chestnut crop expected heavy. The P.M. and A.S. of the Lutheran church in Jefferson plan a festival in Town Hall on Friday and Saturday nights July fourth and fifth.
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Libertytown
P.M
Lutheran Churchh of
Jefferson
The Work of Death Samuel Weller Dies in Baltimore
Samuel Weller died in Baltimore on June 21 at age 86 years 9 months and 36 days He was born in Machanics town a son of the late Christian Weller and a blacksmith by trade After living in Wolfsville he moved to Baltimore He endured rheumatism for over fifty years and the funeral was held June 23 in Thurmont at United Brethren cemetery with Rev W S T Metzger officiating Sheriff Harvey KR Lease reported from Pittsburg that the man held for murder of Emanuel Stratton was not John Bork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weller
Baltimore
Machanicstown
Christian Weller
Wolfsville
Weller
Thurmont
United Brethren Cemetery
W. S. T. Metzger
Johnson
Harvey KR
Robinson
Pittsburg
Wm. Johnson
Emanuel Stratton
John . Bork
Divorce Granted for Mrs Sadie A Shissler in City Court
Mrs Sadie A Shissler of this city was granted an absolute divorce from her husband George Shissler of Baltimore. Judge Motter presided the decree with legal representation by John Wood. Also included are market quotes from The Eastern Milling Export Company listing corn per barrel 3.20, shelled corn 64 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 74, steamer 73 per bushel, July wheat bid 72 cents, and hay price 39 to 610 per ton.
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Sadie A. Shissler
George Shissler
Baltimore
Motter
Shissler
John Wood
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Divorce Petition Filed by Sarah Frances Himes
Sarah Frances Himes of this county files for an absolute divorce from husband Laper Himes of Montgomery County through attorney Giena G H Worthington in the circuit court.
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Sarah Frances Himes
Giena GH. Worthington
Circuit Cour
Laper Himes
Montgomery County
Real estate sale near Libertytown changes hands
Mr Boward Smith has purchased from Dr Thomas P Sappington the Andrew Anders property about a mile east of Libertytown for $500.
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Boward Smith
Thos. P. Sappington
Andrew Anders
Libertytown
Mudd Recommends Adrian Possy for Subtreasurer Post
Congressman Mudd shares a recommendation for Adrian G Possy of Charles County for the Baltimore subtreasurer appointment. The note discusses trade, ink, and fertilizer contexts, with the newspaper industry cited as a model of economy and print media as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Mudd
Adrian G. Possy
Charles Oounty
Baltimors
Ascent of Mount Vesuvius from Naples by horseback
In a May letter from Naples a four person party recounts riding to Vesuvius top via a primitive horseback route, avoiding the fanicular railway. They describe the perilous narrow path, lava and heat, the guide Constantine Florina, and the dramatic summit view above Torre Annunziata and Monte Somma.
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Luz News
Naples
Vesuvius
Thomas Cook & Son
Miss Chambers
Iowa
Miss Steele
Chicago
Turkey
Asia
Torre Annunziati
Boscotrecasse
Constantine Florina
Italy
Monte Somma
Pompeii
Erculaneum
Punts Dei Nason
Almat Nes
Erdler
Arl
Blue Bay
Descent into Vesusivas Through Volcanic Crater Imagery
O. FB. Mareell describes a arduous foot descent for one and a half miles into the Vesusivas crater, detailing a dramatic interior view of yellow calpbur walls and a smaller erupting mouth. He notes ruined clothing and shoes, the experience unbeatable by any price, signed from Naples, Italy.
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Taohia
Capri
Pompeti
Vesusivas
O. FB
Mareell
Naples
Italy
Youngest Congressman Feeley Profiles in Illinois Seat
John J Feeley, House member from Illinois Seond district, is touted as the youngest man ever to sit in Congress. He turned 26 on August 1, was elected just over eligibility age, and entered Congress at 25 years 7 months amid modesty about future expectations.
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John J Feeley
House of Representatives
Illinois
Congress
Feely Pursues Congress Career From Illinois Roots
Spoofing remarks aside, Feely is sketched as a resolute candidate with a focus on constituents. He grew up on a 438 butchering town in Illinois interior, disliked it, pursued education from Yale Law School, began practice in Connecticut, and set his sights on Chicago as his legislative arena.
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Congress
Feely
Ilinois
Yale
Connectticut
Chicago
Old Landmark Demolished for New Middletown Chapel
In Middletown a two story brick Reformed chapel is being demolished to make way for a new church. The former parish school part dates to 1837 and opened June 15 that year. an 1879 addition cost 1100 dollars. The building, used 55 years as parish and Sunday school space, remains in good preservation but the large congregation seeks a modern edifice.
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Middletown
Reformed Chapel
Premium for Gold Dollars Across Antique Coin Market
Dealers in old and rare coins advertise gold dollars from $1.50 to $300 each. Since 1899 the United States Mint has not coined gold dollars, and their value has risen. A Philadelphia Mint report lists 1899 gold dollars with marks D Osman City worth 1.70 to 250, D Dunver 2 to 2.50, S San Francisco 2 to 3, and unmarked Philadelphia strikes 1.50 to 1.70.
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United States
Philadelphia
Osman City
Dunver
San Francisco
Farmers Picnic Sets Held in Rocky Ridge and Miller Grove
On Saturday July 12 a grand Farmers Picnic will be held in J. 8. Biggs grove at Rocky Ridge with the Monocacy Valley Band from Troutville providing music. Hon. Jacob S. Rohrback and others will speak. The Mt. Osmerl picnic is set for Saturday August 2 in Joseph G. Miller's grove.
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Icnica
Biggs Grove
Rocky Ridge
Monocacy
Substitute Toll Gate Keeper Ill on Frederick and Woodboro Pike
Misa Lottie Routzah, first toll-gate keeper on the Frederick and Woodboro turnpike, is very sick. During Routzahne's illness Dr. B B Kline takes toll-gate duties and is known to most passersby on the pike.
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Misa Lottie Routzah
Frederick and
Woodboro
Miss Routzahne
B. B. Kline
Red Men lodge organized at Wolfstyle in Wolfsville
Catoctin Tribe No. 136 independent Order Red Men formed at Wolfstyle with officers Prophet A. E. Hoover Sachem H. M. Wearrenfeltz Senior Sagamore George Br. Stottlemyer Jr Sagamore John W. Bing Chief of Records OC. Stot tlemyer Keeper of Wampum H. C. Brandenbarg named to lead the new lodge.
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Wolfsville
Wolfstyle
Prophet
A. E. Hoover
H. M. Wearrenfeltz
Sagamore
George BR. Stottlemyer
Jacior Sagamore
John W. Bing
Stottlemyer
H. C. Brandenbarg
YMCA Camp Near Burnside Bridge Antietam
The boys department of the Y M C A of Maryland Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia will camp near Burnside's Bridge on Antietam Battlefield from June 30 to July 14. Several hundred young men are expected to attend.
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Antietam Battlefield
Boy’s Department of the
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Burnside’s Bridge
Religious Services and Notices Across Town Tomorrow
Community religious schedule lists church services, Sunday schools, and special sermons across Bonleyaville, Walkersville, Fredericktown, and surrounding parishes. Names include Evangelical Lutheran, German Baptist, Evangelical Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, U B church, German Reformed, Presbyterian, M E Church South, and St Johns Catholic with times from 6.20 to 10.80 o'clock and Sunday school at 9.15. Also notes corner stone event for Roosevelt invited by Rev Schick and plans for a new post office furniture. theft of two dozen Golden Wyandotte chickens reported near Dr A E McConnell.
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Bonleyaville Mission
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Walkersville Methodist Episcopal
Ulysea
Wright
Taylorsville
W.N. Ridgeley
Libertytown
A. B. Wood
Walkersville
HE. L. Mobhean
Grace Reformed Church
O. W. Stinespring
U. B
Kemp Hall
Frank W.shhulenberger
Theological Seminary At
Lancaster
E. S. Todd
M. E
Epworth
Todd
Presbyterian Church
Freeman Dixon
Misa Brecker
Woman's Collage
F. P. Tagg
Buckeystown
M. P
W. J. Kane
Jennie Rinn
Baltimore
B. W. Switzer
M. &. Church
South
W. H. D. Harper
M. Epworth
J. H. Balthis
Backville
Bulthis
Switzer
J. M. Schick
the Reformed Church
15Th and
6 Streets
Northwest
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
J. A. Hoffheins
Reformed Church of
Martinsburg
W. Va
Auction Withdrawn at City Hotel Bid Reaches 14500
John Darrow offered the McHenry livery stable on South Market street for sale at City Hotel this morning. The bid reached 14500 before the property was withdrawn. A house and lot on West Seventh street was also offered but withdrawn.
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John Darrow
City Hotel
McHenry
South Market Street
West Seventh Street
Levy McClesery wedding announced for Clarke Place
Miss Bessie Levy daughter of the late DC V S Levy and Mr George B McClesery will marry on Wednesday evening July 9 at 530 oclock at the residence of Mrs Mary Grace Heifenstein Clarke Place in this city.
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Bessie Levy
Brawner Takes Charge of Stieff Piano Store in Baltimore
Anna G L Brawner representing Charles M Stroff, a noted Baltimore piano maker, has taken charge of the 81 North Market St store formerly held by H E Wilcoxon. He will soon display the full Stieff piano range and a selection of cheaper pianos, with three upright pianos now available. Repair and tuning services advertised.
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Anna G. L. Brawner
Charles M. Stroff
Baltimore
North Market Street
Brawner
Stieff
Osil
Ouannes M
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the Daily News
Tl & PB. B
M. Anedal Dispatch
W.L. Moors
Brreau
Tennant
Eleanor Potts
Court Square
Dr. Williams
Hilbridge
Dine
Devoe
Vasovius
C. F. Markell
John J. Feetey
Sckools and Societies
Masonic Temple
H. C. DeGrange
Garrett
Postoffice
A. E. McConnell
Joan Hendrickson
Terevichons
Doll's
Thea Klog
Remnan's
Calioon
Howard James
Weat
Patrick Street
Qgity
Smirney & Borst
J Obn Slenphonson
Dry Hotel Grill
Olty Hotel
Grit
Samsey & Borst
Oiity Hotel Grill
Ying Lug
Yingling
Myereville
P.S
Parasola
Beydiq & Miller
Sibi & Miller
Pirh
du Garry
Tony
Hemburg
Neidig & Miller
Clinton EB. Main
Kor
Mosley Bros
New Market
Frank J. Schroeder
Clinton RE. Main
N. Market St Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Braw Band
Chereby
Allen Rowreack
Dixon Bros
F. J.schrorper
Besant & Knorr
Sappington
H. Ranspoure
Gao
Sareiey
Indiana
Brenner
Qailisa
Housskeapsra
Gerspexr
Gro
Bpw
Suiza
Mayur
J. Lake
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper's Ferry
F. B. Sappington
China
B. Sappington's
A. T. Rios & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas Price
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Willard O. Keller
West Patrick Btreit
Admirbion
Jane Harwood
Bale
Heralde
Geo
G. Kantman
Pearl
Sophire
Joseph Groff
Improvement Loan and Buiilding Association of
East Sixth
East Fifth Street
Adisks
Noah E. Cramer
L. M. Nixpearr
C. Dept
Bneas
J.M. Davis
S Shi Rothe
Bat
Caxton
Rariy
Churca Stway
E. I
F. d. M Ballwas
Harett Warehouse
East Patrick Street
W. S. Haller
W. AL Taren
Market Street
East Teeand Stree
D. Wertheimer
MT. Carmel
G. Miliex
Gommiter
Bodook & CO
YMU Big Store
Rosacioe
Brussels
GEO. B. Kodook
A. T. Raoe
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