Notable historical births and deaths from June 28 in history
June 28 marks anniversaries of several figures: Peter Paul Rubens born 1577 and died 1640, Charles Mathews born 1789 died 1834, Giuseppe Migliorini born 1833 died 1900, James Madison born 1751 died 1836. Lord Raglan born 1788 died 1855, and Admiral William Grenville IV connected to mid 19th century events. The Danish steamer Norge wrecked off the Hebrides, with nearly 500 passengers affected.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Charles Mathews
Giuseppe Migryini
Itwian
Geno
Jdines Midison
Stontpelier
Hord Raglan
James Henry Fitzroy Werset
Atrivish
Dled
Lord Raglan Reson
Henry
Wendle
Mars
Gonbaan
Waterloo
Wellington
Lott Huglin
Crimea
Sevastopol
William Greenvile IV
Washington
Copenhagen
New York
Hebrides
Operon
Ubely Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Vacations
Local column lists residents and guests including Mr B Rosenour Jr of Baltimore on a visit, Clarence Davis on vacation at Kemptown, Miss Frame from Washington at Braddock Heights, and several others spending days or vacations in this city or traveling to Ottawa, Boston, New York, and Atlantic City.
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B. Rosenour, Jr
Baltimore
Clarence Davis
Kemptown
Miss Frame
Washington
Braddock Heights
G. Wm. Fisher
John A. DeLashmatt
Bucksystown
J. G. Hanan
Middletown
Ottawa
Ill
Prof
Luther C. Derr
Maryland House of Correction
Mary King
Robert King
Onaries A. Wachter
Daisy Cecil
Comas
Montgomery County
Ben
May Mullican
Namaville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Capital
Monumental City
Mutiny on Battleship in Odessa Harbor
Special dispatch reports Russian sailors mutinied aboard a battleship in Odessa harbor. They killed an officer and threaten to bombard the city, raising a major security crisis in the port.
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Odessa
Russia
Hay Much Better
Special dispatch from Newbury, New Hampshire dated June 28 reports Secretary Hay is much better.
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Newberk
N.H
Hay
Japanese Warships Near Vladivostok Reported
News from Vladivostok June 28 notes sighting of Japanese warships on the horizon. In Brunswick county Mr Edward Hirsch deputy grand president of the Order of Hagies will travel Friday with fellow officers to install an acre with a 100 member base.
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Eagles’ Aerie
Brunswick
Edward Hirsch
The
Order of Hagies
Order
Municipal Matters Deed Debate Over Fire Engine Lot
The city council debated deeding the lot housing the United Steam Fire Engine Company. A $400 price was proposed with the city taking a note, while previous leases and ownership rights were reviewed. Tonight the board planned to act after approving Coryell Construction bond and the deed issue.
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Ite
Coryell Bond
Harry B. Witter
Douglas
Lasso
Coryell Construction Company
Oscar Coblentz
Peraons
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Board of Aldermen
Joseph W. Gaver
United Fire Company
United Steam Fire Hogine Company
Benun
Coblentz
R. A. Reger
Frank B. Rhodes
Alec
Martinsborg
Frederick
United Steam Vira Engine Company
Police
Dide
J. Daniel Crimmins
Dispute Over Fence Leads to Arrest Warrant Filed
On East Patrick street yesterday Mr. Clarenos E Miller allegedly destroyed property by wrecking a fence and blocking a neighbor s right of way. The justice dismissed the case stating the damage was civil not criminal and a civil suit should proceed. State s Attorney A D Willard represented the State and Hammond Urner the defendant.
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Clarenos E. Miller
Lewis Mehbing
Hia
East Patrick Street
Miller
Mehrling
Moehrling
John Wood
A. D. Willard
Hammond Urner
Transfers and Notices in Ocoee Olrowit Orphans Courts Week
Records show real estate transfers, marriage licenses and estate actions in the Olrowit and Orphans Courts for the week ending June 28 1905. Notable items include property deeds in Bredercx Barkitteville Brunswick and city parcels, marriages of several couples and multiple administrations inventories and accounts, with estates such as James E Walker Lydia A Haupre Margaret J Hergesheimer Cyrus G Helfenstein Mary J Eaker and William Koons proceeding.
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Oboulkt and
Olrowitend Orphans
Wilbur H. Duveil
Ulysses Dr
Bourne
Bredercx City
Priscilla Hobbs
Charles F. Grubbs
Branswick
Palmetto Fibre Company
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Oisy
Rebsoos Kemp
Maud W. Ditmar
Daniel W. Sanner
Herman L. Routzahn
John M. Stonter
Joseph K. Hays
Millard F. Shuff
William H. Knott
Real Estasia County
Peter Henry Rice, Jr
Bertha Franklin Boyd
Adamstown
Charles Williame Davia
Edith Lillian Hill
Bartonsville
James Edwin Bowers
Mt. Pleasant
Airie Sonia Hahn
Walkersville
Charley E. Oraver
Mary J. Tyler
Yellow Springs
Bacory Magruder
Eliza Steam
Near Ijsmavilis
Raymond L. Jewell
Brunawick
Lillis A. Early
Sduttoistratora
Margaret J. Hergesheimer
William H. Oarns
Harry Baer
Charles H. Krine
George W. Krise
Chariotte A. R. Lighter
Edin T. Helfenstein
Annie E. Helfenstein
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Albert W.eaker
Mary J. Eaker
Ida M. Weagley
William F. Weagley
William Koons
Maryland News Bits Keep Local Pulse Alive
Joseph G. Sanders of Cumberland dies at 41. Primaries set for Washington county on July 16. A white man’s body found on Swan's Point bay shore. Maryland Bar Association meet opens in Hagerstown. Chestertown Transcript building groundbreaking. Cecil county tax rate set at 1.20 per hundred, up 80 cents. Parochial school exercises held at St Johns Westminster. Rev. Keifer receives call to Mercersburg PA. Otie Nixon shot in the hip at Oldtown. shooter unknown. Queen Annes Independent Democrats reassemble at Centerville. Seven month old, Clayton Sirman child, given laudanum by elder sister. Frank Wagaman ill in Hagerstown, heart trouble. improves after care.
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Joseph G. Sanders
Cumberland
Washington County
Bay Shore
Swan's Point
Maryland Bar Association
Hagerstown
Chestertown
Whestertown Transcript
Cecil County
St. John's Catholic Church
Westminster
Hearil G Kletfer
J. Spangler Keifer
Trinity Reformed Church
Mercereburg
Mies Otie Nixon
Oldtowne
Allegany County
Queen Anne's
Centerville
Warfield
Clayton Sirman
Snow Hill
Sta
Attending Physicians' Meeting in Pittsburg Railroad Event
Dr. Franklin B. Smith and Dr. Thomas B. Johnson from this city traveled to Pittsburg to attend a meeting of physicians of the B. & O. Railroad. Dr. Johnson went ahead with Miss Louisae Johnagon, while Dr. Smith departed with his wife and two daughters.
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Franklin B. Smith
Thomas B. Johnson
Pittsburg
Dr. Johnson
Louisae Johnagon
Dr. Smith
Building collapse wrecks Beaute tannery on Brewery alley
A section of the Beaute tannery building on Brewery alley near Car roll Creek collapsed yesterday afternoon, sending walls into the alley and blocking access for hours. Nearby residents and workers narrowly escaped as debris and a fallen gate damaged the arable yard of Zacharias & Burke and a nearby stable yard. Mayor Smith and officials arrived to supervise debris removal and secure the area.
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Beaute
Brewery Alley
Carroll Creek
Tur
Zacharias & Burke
Mosere
Edward Bourke
Moura
Guy Crumbsugh
Roy Starr
Charles Walker
Ail Sainte’ Abrees
Walker
Smith
Brengle
Banda
Slisey
Brief Bits and Local Happenings on June
June reports show county boarding houses filling up and country folk prepping for manual labor. a new iron porch is added at mr moser fischer’s residence on south market street while sewer work begins near dr b p fabrney’s home. an annual exam for colored teachers is set in court grand jury room tomorrow. a large iron piece injures mr henry abbott’s foot. electric dental equipment is installed at drs walman mc curdy offices. gloger the mare dies from lockjaw after sixteen years with the mc cardell family.
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Moses Fisher
South Market Street
B. P. Fabrney
North Market Atraes
Henry Abbott
Howard T. Schroeder
George Wilcoxon
Weat Third Street
Braddock Heights
Messrs. Sterling & Son
Baltimore
Bonth Market Street
Cronenburg
William D. Hales
Dra. J
Real Estate Sales and Clergy Appointments Report
Sales of real estate include Matthias Bartgis selling a three story brick dwelling on South Market Street to Charlee F. i Knock for 3150 dollars. Wilbur H. Duvall sells the old Frazier property at the corner of West All Saints and Ice streets to Dr. A G Bourne for 1050 dollars. Charles E. Zellers sells two two story brick houses on East South Street to Frank H. Moore for 2650 dollars. Cardinal Respighi ordains new priests at the Church of St John Lateran in Rome on June 1, with J Cooper of Baltimore and other clergymen named from several states. The American Episcopacy is represented by Bishop Eugene A Garvey of Altoona.
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Matthias Bartgis
South Market Street
Charlee F
Wilbur H. Duvall
Frazier
Oorner
Weat All Saints
Ice Streets
A. G. Bourne
Charles E. Zellers
Frank EH. Moore
Cardinal Respighi
Rome
Church of St. John Lateran
J. Cooper
Baltimore
J. Eckenrode
Hmmiteburg
J. Devlin
Newark
N.J
D. Munloshy
J. Wolf
Dubuque
Ja. R. Null, of Indianapolis, Ind ; J. Boglish and W. Nugent, of St. Louis
Right Hey
Eugene A Garvey
Altooun
Social World Euchre Party Honors Miss Nellie Legg in Hagerstown
A Monday evening progressive euchre gathering hosted by Mrs. Battie Markell at Potomac Avenue, Hagerstown honored Miss Nellie Legg of Frederick. Favors went to Miss Mavin Jamison, Miss Nellie Legg, Mr. Alex Armstrong Jr., and R. D. Keedy. Supper was served abroad with many guests from Hagerstown, Springfield Ohio, North Platte Neb, and surrounding areas.
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Battie Markell
Potomac Avenue
Hagerstown
Nellie Legg
Frederick
Mavin Jamison
Alex Armstrong, Jr
R.D. Keedy
Mabel Parnell
Springfield
Ohio
Frederick Thomas
W. D. Miller, Jr
Misaea Lylo Hoyett
Ruth Guonningham
Anna
Grace Loose
Ann Alvey
Halen Scott
Anna Bruin
Sarah Gaines
Lourie Homricouse
Lydia Edwards
Jean Lucas
Leonore Hamilton
Messrs
Palmer Tennant
Clarence Keedy
Lewis D. Syester
R. A. Beaumont
J. V. Jamison
Alex. Armatrong, Jr
Alex. Nell, Jr
S. N. Loose
E. McP. Armatrong
W. T. Hamilton, Jr
M. K. Neville
North Platt
Local ordinance bans firing guns during July 4 in Frederick
Notice warns strict enforcement of a city ordinance prohibiting guns pistols cannons and explosions on Frederick streets lanes and alleys through and after the Fourth of July 1905. Police on duty will arrest any violators with heavy fines and bail for concealed weapons.
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Frederick
Canton
Gru
Law's grip and chicken crime headline brief
Daniel E. Shearer released on habeas corpus bail of 100 dollars awaiting grand jury action after a case involving his wife. Robert Anderson arrested for stealing chickens from Milton Tooker’s homestead. he remains jailed for an afternoon hearing at the Mayor's Office.
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Daniel E. Shearer
Robert Anderson
Darner
Milton Tooker
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