First July 4th Celebrations in Hagerstown Chronicle
The item traces local Fourth of July observances from 1796 to 1876 in Hagerstown area, noting parades dinners toasts and artillery salutes by groups like the Washington Ines. It mentions violent incidents in 1894 and milestone celebrations in 1876 with grand decorations and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Blues
Bagerstown
Washington Ried
Peck’s Garden
Hagerstown
Sebastian Fink
Black Rock
Aoonsboro
Local Injuries Reported From Fall at City Park
Leo Nichols fractured his left leg and ankle after a fall while fishing at 490 block West Antietam. He was casted and discharged from the emergency room. David Ro Duncan, 200 block North Cleveland Avenue, broke his left shoulder after a fall from a cart and went home after treatment. Several others were treated and released for cuts and injuries in the ER yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Nichols
Antietam
David Ro Duncan
Cleveland Avenue
Mart V. Pell
Black
Danish Planters Travel World to Seek Experience
Two 24 year old Danes from Copenhagen start a three year road tour to gain experience before settling. Per Stahenfett and Steen Hassel travel in a specially equipped car via Australia and America to Denmark, visiting Australia New Guinea Casmania New Zealand and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teluk Anson
Malaya
Maliya Sarn
Australia
America
Denmark
Per Stahenfett
Steen Hassel
Copenhagen
New Guinea
Casmania
New Zealand
North America
Canada
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