Dr. David F. McKinney Civil War Surgeon Dies at Arcadia
Dr. David F. McKinney, 80, a retired physician and Union veteran, died at his home Arcadia near Kiln, Frederick County, after six months of declining health. Born August 19, 1836 in Jersey Shore, Pa, he served as a major surgeon in the 87th Volunteer Infantry and 6th Army Corps, then settled in Frederick after the Monocacy battle. He married in 1865 in Baltimore and is survived by his brother J. Harris McKinney. funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at his home with interment Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Arcadia
Kiln
Jersey Shore
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McKinney
James Harris
Ruth Ferguson McKinney
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
6Th Army Corps
Army of the Potomac
County
Monocacy Avay
Pr. McKinney
Frederick County
Robert MacGill
Arthur Schaeff
Presbyterian Church of
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McKinges
Baltimorelon
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Onl Oh
D. Trego McKinnes
J. Harris McKinney
Jerseys Shore
Mt. Olivet
CLC
Carty
May recount consideration by Lee campaign leaders
Baltimore reports indicate managers for Lee's gubernatorial bid may seek a ballot recount. They deny fraud, citing possible errors in close counties and the First Legislative district of the city. If rectified, results could shift. Harford, Calvert, Washington counties and the district favored opponent. Senator Lee previously strengthened recount law in 1812. The plan's backing is unclear and Senator Dimeelf had no comment.
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Baltimore
le Blair Lee
Lee
Harford County
Calvert County
Washington County
Jeske
Dimaelf
State conventions next week set by party chairs
Democrats and Republicans announce their state conventions for the late next week. Democrats meet Thursday at an unspecified location to select a state chairman and draft a platform while Republicans convene Friday at the Academy of Music in Baltimore to frame their platform.
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Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Hell
Galen L. Tult
Republican State Central Committee
Academy of Music
Balthmore
Wardrobe Loot in Royal Collection Despite Seizure
Fragmentary OCR reports describe George IVs wardrobe contents, including garments and personal items, with claims of objects destroyed and potential sale attempts. A catalog was kept, detailing the wardrobe items found in his possessions and linked to the war era.
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Srummel
George IV
Wenten
Official count shows no change in nominees of the two parties
The Board of Supervisors completed the primary canvass this morning. Republican totals are listed for Governor, Comptroller, State Senator, and House of Delegates with Weller, Macklin, Kaufman, and others leading. Democratic results show Harrington and Lee leading in several races, with multiple county and state posts decided and committee members elected.
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Ofke
Weller
Wiliam T. Warburton
Charles I Macklin
Lue County
Robert FL Duer
Macklin
Dyer
Toro
Albert A. Boul
Cumberland
George L. Kaufman
Eugene L. Harrison
Edward
Delaplaing
House of Delegates
Howard D. Kefauver
St. Gaysaway Molesworth
Charles Flock
Millard F. Ice
William P. Mohler
Carroll L. Smith
Millard J. Perry
el G. Haugh
John PT. Mathias
Haugh
Albert M. Patterson
Register of Wills
George W. Huffman
William P. Morsell
Austin A. Lamar
the Orphan's Court
Charles H. Butts
David M. Whipp
John L. S. Aldridge
George T. Roderick
Orra F. Bond
Jeremiah Dutrow
William Luther Guyton
William C. Roderick
Sherif
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Charles‘. Kupp
Marion C. Miller
Casper Ramsburg
G. Tritappe
Aaron R. Anders
Fabian Posey
Anders
Vosey
George C. Huff
Jair Lee
Maverson
Harrington
Lees
Lee
Agaist Gorman
Hurly McMullen
Frdleick
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Harrington Canplate
Whewlse
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Ritchie
Maloy
Dorsey Etchison
Allen ©. Compton
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Samuel D. Thomas
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Edward Smith
William A. Barton
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R. Harwood Magruder
George Houck
James A. Jones
Roy K. Leatherman
Robert E. Cromwell
Frederick Johnston weighs options for Barbara Fritchie film
Still studying places for the movie background in Frederick proposes, Metro Pictures scouts local sites near Frederick and Boonsboro, weighing old Southern homes and wartime settings. Local hostliness noted. producer eyes Frederick for authentic town feel while nearby towns may offer suitable locations.
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Boonsboro Laberts
Metro
Bride Linda H Moffit Weds John Bache Tonight
A wedding is to be held this evening in Predene kl Gise as Linda H Moffit becomes the wife of John Bache. The ceremony takes place at the bride’s residence conducted by Rev Hobnes Tamar, with Frederck in attendance. The couple, long residents of West Third Street, plan a honeymoon to Atlantic City and Lakewood before resuming residence at 15 West Third Street.
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John WooBache
Hobnes Tamar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederck
West Third Street
Bache 15
Morris [Jonano Stee
Mee
Ache
Atlantic City
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Third Street
WASHINGTON WEDDINGS HYMN EANES AND Schley nuptials
In Washington DC at Holy Comforter Church Miss Annes Wolfe wed Joseph Goedf. The ceremony featured bridesmaid Netto Macader and best man Raymond Murmon. After a breakfast at 263 Tennessee Ave NE the couple planned a home on Livingstone Road. Dr Winfield Scott Schley married Grace Marie Van Campen in St George's Chapel NYC with few relatives present.
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Holy Conforter Church
East Capitol
Washington
Vedreda
Taeccontus
Annes Wolfe
George Wolfe
Thay City
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Whealer
Netto Macader
Raymond Murmon
Livingstore
Washington, DC
Despre
W. S. Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Admiral Schley
St., George's Chapel
New York
Grace Marie van Campen
Henry van Campen
Brooklyn
Red and Green Lights in Vision Tests
A description of color perception notes that green appears brighter when viewed obliquely, while red fades with indirect viewing. In darkness, red is barely seen unless looked at directly, then appears bright before fading when eyes turn away.
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St. Louis
Picking Up Gossip In Strenuous Times
A brief, wry item from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a husband quipping that his wife cannot be in two places at once as she listens through the air shaft and misses the chatter on the party wire during a lively social gathering.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Zentz Building Under Rapid Construction in Newton
Builders advance work on the Zentz building at Market and Second streets. Storerooms target completion by October 1 with the corner unit housing Greenawalt drug store and the south room to be Nathan W. Albus Philadelphia. A soda fountain, ladies ready made garments, and up to date interior finishes planned. apartments due for completion by November. Garrett de Grange Jr. is architect. Frank H. Grove contractor.
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Market
Second Streets
Greenawalt Drug Store
Nathan W. Albus
Philadelvila
Greenawalt
Albus
Garrett de Grange, Jr
Frank IH. Grove
Every Woman Can Use Pooper Remedy For Debility
The notice recommends that every woman may use a remedy labeled Pooper for headaches backaches languor nervousness and depression linked to debility and poor circulation caused by indigestion or constipation.
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