Notable historical deaths from various years and places
June 29 in history marks Henry Clay and others as deceased in cities like Washington and Florence. Notable figures include Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Hole In The Day, General Washington L. Elliott, Ex-President Pelxoto, Daniel Cady Eston, and Green Clay Smith, with varied birthplaces and birth years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Washington
IMI
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Florence
Merefordshire
England
Hole-In-the-Day
Chippeway
Indiana
North America
Minnesota
Jie
Washington L. Elliott
San Francisco
Pelxoto
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Daniel Cady Eston
Yale
New Traven
Green Clay Smith
Adveetivem Cook Wanted and Executrix Notice
Fragmentary OCR yields an advert style note mentioning Cook Wanted, Executrix' Notice, and various names and places. Appears from a local paper with references to Hot Weather, Children Hour, and subscriptions. Contains irregularities urging prompt reporting to The News.
Personal visits and travels of local residents
Mr John Ritchie of Washington spent yesterday at his home in the city. Mrs Breckenridge Shaw and children left for Manchester Maryland to visit relatives. Mr John Noebertls, who was visiting here, returned to Baltimore. Miss Mary and Emily Mauleby traveled to Kenosha Wisconsin on a visit. Mr and Mrs Edward Moberly left for Johnstown Pennsylvania where Mr Moberly has a new position. Mr John Richardson of Colorado is visiting his sister Mrs Wm Alger at Brightside Cottage Braddock Heights. Miss Fannis Knode and Miss Maize of Altoona Pennsylvania returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Knode on East Church Street. Mr and Mrs E E Steele left for Los Angeles California after selling Park Hotel lines to Mr J O Gilbert of Mount Airy. Mr and Mrs J H Dechert and son Howard Price of Chambersburg and Mr John Emmett of AlexandriaVirginia, guests of Mr J B Price at Mont Riant, have returned. Miss Katherine Lee Goldsborough of Walkersville, visiting Mrs Alexander Dushane in Baltimore County, stayed with Mrs Richard M Duvall at 2109 North Charles Street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ritchie
Washington
Breckenridge Shaw
Manchester
John Noebertls
Iss
Baltimore
Missoa Mary
Emily Mauleby
Kenoaba
Winconsin
Edward Moberly
Johnstown
Moberly
John Richardson
Colorado
Wm. H. Alger
Brightside Cottage
Braddock Feights
Fannis Knode
Miss Maize
Altoons
Frank Knode
East Church Street
E. E. Steele
Los Angeles
California
Katherine Lee Goldsborough
Walkersville
Alexander Dushane
Baltimore County
Richard M. Duvall
North Charles Street
Brief Bits From A Local Page Of June Jottings
A compile of light items and witticisms notes June’s home stretch and summer’s approach. It mentions rainy days, Fourth of July anticipation, a Westminster Outing Club gathering at Double Pipe Crash from June 30 to July 13, and quips about motherhood, judgment, and reading thoughts among familiar social snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emall
Westminster Outing Club
Tom
Clara
Flood devastates bridges mills in Frederick county
A night of heavy rainfall saturated Frederick county. Linganore and Bush creeks flooded, sweeping away the New London iron bridge and mill dam, a Linganore covered bridge, fences, and several barns. Horses drowned. crops delayed. train tracks of the B&O submerged. telephone lines damaged. County commissioners schedule a special meeting to address washed bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore Creek
Bush Creek
Semnete's Creek
New London
Frederick County
McClintook Young
Palmetto
H. H. Hopkins
New Market
Linganore Creek
Calvin Dotler
Linganore
Shinbaker's Mill
Monrovia
Reifanider’s Mill
Woodvills
Brashoare
Board of County Commissioners
Burgeo
T Jameville
Tramaville
Baltimore
Washington
Northern Central Railroad
Notable Maryland Notices and Listings From Yesterday
Sailings announced for Senator and Mrs. Earmen from Liverpool to New York on July 26. J McKenney Willis rejects Dewvorstty nomination for Talbot County Orphans Court judge. Freight train collision on B and O near Cherry Row. Prof James W Oats elected president of Washington College Chester. Mary Beall, wife of Clinton Beall, commits suicide near Cordova Talbot County. Sallie Booy, wife of Commodore Booy, dies at Gilpe Ally County. Celebration planned for Fourth of July by Washington Grove and Garrett Park. Representative Pearce to speak. Former Judge Campbell W Pinkney dies in Baltimore at 75. Harvard Law School alumnus. practiced since 1860. Death due to exhaustion and old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
J. McKenney Willis
Dewvorstty
Talbot County Orphane’ Court
Baltimore and Ohio
Cherry Row
James W. Oats
John’s College
Annapolis
Washingtom College
Chesterwn
Mary Beall
Clinton G. Beall
Cordova
Talbot County
Sallie Booy
Commodore Booy
Gilple
Ally County
Washington Grove
Garrett Park
George A. Pearce
Campbell W. Pinkney
East Madison Street
Baltimore
Harvard Law School
Death notices record Allen Dorsey and two other local deaths
Obituary notices report Allen Dorsey longtime superintendent of the old National Turnpike dying at 87 in Baltimore former head of the Frederick Turnpike line. Also listed are the deaths of Mrs Julia A Willson of Emmitsburg aged 80 and Allen Pegley formerly of the city aged about 35 with funeral details and surviving kin.
Letters Advertised as Uncalled For in City Notes
A fragment lists advertised letters to be claimed by June 27 at Frederick post office. Names include Geo. E. Anderson, P. Butler, Dr. E. Dorotus, David N. O. Erner, O. V. B. Kolt, J. A. E. McDonnell, James Mitchell, E. E. Nara, S. M. , S.J. Peabody, Paul Penningtas, Mrs. Bow ore, Mary L. Bates, Carter, Mrs. Waren, Martha ane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Letines
Boeken
Frederick
Geerizusss
Geo. E. Anderson
P. Butler
Dr. E. Dorotus
David N.O. Erner
O. V
O. V. 8. Kolt, J. A.E. McDonnell, James Mitchell, Mr . E. E. Nara
Toads
S.J. Peabody
Paul Penningtas
Lapuss’ List
Mi Bowore
Mies
Mary L. Bates
A Carter
Aoneeae Waren
Martha Ane
Painters Union Elects Officers at City Hotel Meeting
Local painters group held a Saturday night gathering at the City Hotel to elect officers and organize on a new charter. The union plans weekly meetings each Monday night at the Dizen building, with a slated advertising committee and recruitment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitters' Union
Asion
Enion
Funeral services for Lela Brown held yesterday
The funeral of Lela Brown, colored, took place yesterday at S o'clock. Services at the home were conducted by Rev. T. O. Garrell. Interment was made at Laboring Sons' cemetery. A. T. Rice & Son were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gardner
Lela Brown
T. O. Garrell
Laboring Sons
A. T. Rice & Sone
Reverend Zimmerman to Exhibit Sheldon's Great Book
Rev A H Zimmerman formerly of the M E church will present Sheldon’s great book with 150 views from life posing at the M E church East Church street tonight and tomorrow night. A children’s exhibition is set for 3 45 pm tomorrow with free admission but an offering will be taken to aid the church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Zimmerman
M. E
Cumberland
Sheldon
Seepereldon
East Church Street
Zimimermian
Zimmerman
Mien Roe
V. A. Zimmerman
M. EB. Phurch
Ip Hite Stepe
Baltimore and Ohio wrecks disrupt main line traffic
A Saturday evening collision on the Baltimore and Ohio main line between Ellicott City and Lichester blocked service for hours as an eastbound freight train struck a halted consist, derailing cars and destroying a caboose. A second derailment near the scene required substantial effort to clear. Meanwhile the Maryland State Teachers Association begins its thirty sixth annual outing at Decatur City Md running through July 1 with local teachers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ellicott City
Lichester
Maryland
Asccvation
Dcccan City
Wed- Resiay
Mise $Mma
Frederick
Sunday church services and events across local parishes
A roundup of yesterday worship at St John Ostholle Evangelical Reformed Lutheran and United Brethren churches notes morning Masses sermons and Sunday schools. Various pastors from nearby Chester Springs Lancaster and Cumberland preached, with choruses and offertories. A July 15 fundraising event for flood relief at Fangaville and a July 5 literary program at Reformed church are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Ostholle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grayson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Osborne Tugle
al Sainte’ Church
Iogie
Nadine Allen
Schleysville
Ingle
Gilpin
Mies Ingle
Fangaville
St. Luke's
Mr. Zion
Trinity M. B. Church
South
B. ¥. Switzer
God
Isaiah
Epworth Lemgne
Presbyterian Church
Paetor
T. Freeman Dixon
I. Thesalonians
Gonesie
Columbis Sod Lynch Lodges
Maeonia Quartette
Quartette
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
Edward 5. Lamar
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Edward Hermann
Eshhodist
Obur
A. J. Etmmerman
Cumberland
Morsing
Wesley
BR. Lowin
A. H. Zimmerman
Laws Grip And Jail For Local Offenders
A string of arrests on Saturday night and Sunday morning led to fines and jail terms. Edward Lare alias Older Gnat faced Justice Smith for disorderly conduct near the post office and was fined 2.50 or 10 days in jail. Jack Williams was jailed 15 days after a peace disturbance on South Market street. Richard Palmer was jailed 30 days after assaulting Phoebe Goings. Eli Baller paid a 1 fine for disorderly conduct on South Market street. John J. Vantomed paid 2.50 for disturbing Locust alley. John Harley faces a theft hearing tomorrow at 10 o clock. George Lochner and Edward Dietrich Fick were arrested for firing large crackers. Weather prophet urbas forecasts wind tonight and fair conditions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lare
Holbraner
Justice Smith
Jack’ Williams
Officera Holbracer
Brochey
South Market Street
Justice Wood
Richard Palmer
Phoebe Goings
Siso
Firsa
Eli Baller
Cos H Solbraver
Breohey
Wood
John J. Vantomed
Elipp
Locust Alley
Jesuos Wood
John Harley
Yellow Springs
George Lochner
Edward Deit- Fick
Notice from Tabiga Uni about university pacers
A garbled notice indicates Tabiga University issued a notice to the Board of Aldermen and a Board of Appeal at the City Register's office regarding a swelling and caveing event with a deadline of July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigegra
Tabiga Uni
Roarel
Svelling
Local Bank Ledger and Market Quotations
A bank ledger shows liabilities including capital stock, surplus, and undivided profits, with notes due to other banks and trust companies. Market data from The Local Mart and The Eastern Milling & Export Co lists today’s quotations: corn at 3.45 per barrel, wheat No 3 red at 7.7, oats at 0.0, hay from 18 to 120 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Com
Moving Pictures and Sheldon Book Views at Local Event
Local notices trumpet Rev. Zimmerman presenting 150 life views from Sheldon's In His Steps with Edison's pictures. Free admission with a voluntary offering toward church debt. events on Tuesday and later afternoon with other attractions and health ads from Capital Optical Co. and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Edison
Fresh Seafood and Crabs Advertised For Home Delivery
Live lobsters frogs spring chickens genuine little neck clams on ice soft crabs large white flakes crab meat shad and shad roe fried deviled crabs daily Frese SP M KLOSTER pure beer order by mail or sent to home delivery available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP. M. Kloster
Western Maryland R R to Gettysburg Forty Anniversary Excursion
The Western Maryland Railroad marks the 40th anniversary of the Gettysburg battle with excursion tickets from all points to Gettysburg at one fare round trip. Tickets sell June 30 to July 3 and return by July 16. Distinguished speakers include G O Howard Sickles Huldehofer Robbins Beaver Patterson.
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Low
Gettysburg
Vita Western Maryland R. BR
Western Maryland R. R
Gettyaberg
Arcates
G. O. Howard
Daniel E. Sickles
H.S. Huldehofer
W. M. Robbins
Beaver and Patterson
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Tal
E. Obareh Staddox & Hayden
McBherry
Freak
C. E. Bammera Een Keefer
M. E. Obareh
ML. E. Obarobraddock Heights
M. E. Obaron & Walker & Co. Neidig & Miller
Pisinenr Shans Landis
J. H. Dechert
Aon
Howard Price
Chambersburg, Pa
John Emmett
Alexandria, Va
J. B. Price
Mont Riant
Prom
Potomac Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Willismapors
Citizens’ Band
United Brethren Church
John
Conly
George
Lutz
Mountain City
Ladge
Reno
Harp
State Lodge
River View Cemetery
Aguolie Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sharpeburg
Xs. H. Dorsey Etchison
NEYS
Allen Dorsey
Old National Turnpike
Dorsey
Howard County
Pany
Nausnal Road
Dorsey Mérrie
Ann Holt
Dan Holt
Campbell Mortmer
Misa Holt
Mesera
Henry
Charles Holt
New York City
Julia A. Wileson
Julia A. Willson
Charles B. Willson
Emmitsburg
Emimitaborg
Charles F. and
Lawrence
Walter D
Town
Mollie Steffey
New Oxford
Sophia Harner
Margaret Mitchell
Emmiteburg
Hattie Wheeler
LAWS
Citzens' National Bank
Rafpoat
Citizens' National Hane
Mar
Aeeset U. S
Ate
Naking House
Furnitu Fixtures
National Ganka
Roworvoe Agoute
State Banke and Brokots Oo
Mmonis
U. S
State OF
Fixpmiuck
Wa. G. Zanmeroran
G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
James McSherry
Joan
Ramsburg
WM. G, Baber
Exacdock Heights
C. W. Himes
Capital Optical Co
Washington, D. C
Jaaran
Sond
National Educational Association
Somos
B. & O. Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John Hendrig Kon
Madras
Joux
Soren Eeenianaas Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Fabhlon
Cannon Cloth
Cravenetts
Neidig & Miller
Pureel
N. Market
Conner
THE
City Hotel Grill
City Hotel
Rodock & Co
London
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Bons
A .T. Rice & Bons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rick
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Hay
Sainte and
Jatt Streets
Olediveres
Petermar
Weet Frankii Street
Europe
aartBdawiy
D. H. &. Smith
Noah E. Cramer
Tramer, & Frederick
Real Forals and Loan Office
Brooks, M. Estates
Fidelity
Als
Cal
Anandwellings
Walsersville
Liberty
Ellings
Fearaville
Horn
Darsville
Pet
Adammont
Auth
Peterstile
Market Street
Potomac River
Doub's
N. M
C. E. Schlicineckt
F. B. Sappington
L. E. Mullinin
L E. Mullinex
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