Aug 2 History Notes From The Daily News
History roundup notes the death of William II Williams of England in the New Forest by Walter Tyrrell and mentions Lebanon Connecticut birthplaces and various historic figures. It also records President McKinley announcing terms to end the Spanish-American War and references several artists and educators from the 18th to 19th centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam L
Rufus
England
New Forest
Hants
Walter Tyrrell
William Wviliames
Signer
Lebanon
Sboli
Yellow, Springs
House For Rent Advert Aged Promos In City Listings
Classified ad fragment lists trustee sale and rent notices with sparse details. Mentions 286 N Market, St Maulsby, and various hotel grills or eateries including City Hotel Grill and Wingling’s. Contains garbled names and partial firm references.
PURELY PERSONAL: Frederick visits and arrivals
Purely personal notes list visitors and residents in Frederick and surrounding areas. Names include Messrs William and Robert McPherson of Omaha visiting relatives. Miss Ethel Stilz of Indianapolis staying with the Hendricksons. Mr Irving Payne of Chicago visiting his father Joseph in North Market Street. Mrs Sohn Cassin of Washington visiting. Miss Nancy Keiper of Lancaster guest of Miss Lola Motter. Misses Doll of Martinsburg visiting Mrs Eschbach. Ray M Schaffner of Roffsdale formerly pastor of Emmitsburg. Mrs Taura Chapline returning. Mrs Gate’s mistress traveling to Ridge Pammit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinker
Hageretows
Frederick
Busi
Simmon
Irving Payne
Chicago
Joseph
North Market Street
Woiteana
Willie
Washington
Mra
Sohn Cassin
Taura Chapline
West Third Arrest
Nancy. Keiper
Lancaster
Lola
Motter
Miss Motter
Doll
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eschbach
West Church Street
Gates
Bias Ridge Pammit
Escaped Inmate Roland Clark Fled Monterus Hospital Grounds
Roland Clark alias Alabame Kid escaped Monterus Hospital this morning at 9 o clock. Barefoot and unheard, he slipped from an open colored insane ward as inmates exercised in the orchard. He headed toward Braddock while searches by guards and keepers intensify. Clark was sent there by court order after being declared insane and awaiting larceny trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Clark
Alabame Kid
Monterus Hospital
Clark
Fiehds
Braddock
Keepsre
Montsrae
Major Josiah Pierce Jr Funeral Arrangements
The body of Major Josiah Pierce Jr died of typhoid in Washington City arrived in Reedysville then to Dahlen on South Mountain. The Republican club escorted the procession. four pallbearers served. Mrs Pierce is ill. Funeral held at Dahlen and burial in Dahlgren Memorial near the Dahlgren home attended by many prominent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Pierce
Josiah Pierce, Jr
Washington City
Reedysville
Dahlen
Decessfor
South Mountain
Boonsburo
Republican Club
Pieros
George A. Davis
Charles B. Huntsbury
Frank
Newcomer
Charles J. Young
Dahlgren
Hougs
Tepesa
George A. Pearre
Republican Club of
Booneboro
Church Service Schedule and Building Plans
Local notices list multiple church services across denominations with mass times Sunday school hours and regional locations. A plan to build a new United Brethren church in Pleasant Walk outlines a 350 seat stone structure with modern features, dome bell tower and new interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocal
Eckleysville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
John's Catholic Church
Thomas. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
M. EK
A. P."wood
Walkersville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
BE. R-Eechbaoch
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. H. Balthia
Epworth Leagassé
C. W. Stonespring
U. B
Ake
Heik
Emmitsburg
Fasa” Grove
Cee Winpigler
First Baptist
Borzice
Rider Fauiney
Gor College
Wall
Chench
United Brethren Congregation
Pleasant Walk
Thia ‘County
Wae
Haa
John Frey
Elsworth Bézaner
Harry Moser
John Rowe
Clarence
Page Milburn
Baltimoore
The
Speaker
Sudienos
Evangelical Reformed church service and cornerstone ceremony
A thanksgiving offering will be received during the evening service at the Evangelical Reformed church at 7 30 p.m. The program includes addresses by Kay Inaac Motter and Rev. Bach, music by the Grace choir and organist Miss Naomi Grirg, and a festival anthem. The cornerstone will be laid Monday evening August 4 with the pastor and Rev Eschbach assisting. A special offering will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed Chapel
John C. Bowman
D. D
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Bliss Lacy Eisenhauer
Walter McDonnelay
Power Eternal
Larzi
Mim Molise
Pnioni
Kay
Inaac
Motter
R. Bach
Bach
D.D
Evangelica
Ohoir
Onoir
She City
George Ed. Smith
Naomi Grirg
Dudley Buck
Lucy Eisenbauer
Geo. Hol. Smith
Mr. Ohng
B. T. Hendrickson
Orchéatrd
Hymns and Grace Choir
J. 0. Bowcan
E. L. MclLean
Will Rand
Rey. E. R
Eschbach
Blind Piano Prodigy Sings and Performs Despite Vision Loss
The article profiles sixteen year old Gay Jacobson, blind since birth, who accompanies graduates at exercises and composes a march he played publicly. Tracing his training at Perkins Institute, he performs with his mother aiding him, and plans to devote himself to piano. He notes he loves all music, with a knack for memorizing melodies and a fondness for ragtime as well as classical works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola “Pre
Jacobson
Frederick Jacobson
Gay
Gay Jacobson
Hackensack Heights
Duke Sis
Guy
Perkins Institute
Boston
Edward Poor
Fork National Bank
Poorsstece
Ponfly Road
Fight With Copperheads Near Middletown
Mr Harvey Longuesker walking through a field near Middletown township was attacked by six copperhead snakes. He wore boots and escaped unharmed as the reptiles, each about three feet long, were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Longuesker
Aield
Middletown
Bee sting cure drama near Ridgely misfires
A Easton dispatch to the Baltimore Sun tells how Carl Aprogie, a German trucker near Ridgely Maryland, sought a bee sting cure for rheumatism. After a chaotic attempt involving bare feet, a shirt, and a charging swarm, he was dragged away as the bees reacted, leaving him unharmed and reportedly well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Baltimore Sun
Carl Aprogie
Ridgely
Caroline County
Germany
D. ‘J. Zachatla
Acme Miles
Dietant
Aproglo
Hilmaelf
Canliot
South Pole
North Pole
Mr. Zacka
Maryland and Allegany County News Briefs
Postmaster Charlea Cherry of Lord Allegany county dies at 73. Rev Jacob Weller a Dunkard clergyman dies near Hancock at 70. Experimental road work starts at Chester town. Habcock White Sand Works sold to Pennsylvania Sand and Glass Co. First Regiment Maryland National Guard camps at Belote Fair Grounds Harford county. Maj J M T Young USMC retires and dies suddenly in Hyattsville aged 69. Patrick H Rutledge Harford lawyer dies at home near Upper Crossroads. Maryland Paper Co incorporated in Allegany with 76000 capital, 50000 preferred. William Jennings Bryan to speak from Chautauqua Platform at Mountain Lake Park Garrett county. Store of William W Welsh in Rockville robbed of goods valued around 50. Joseph Reichmond found along Cumberland railroad track with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea Cherry
Lord
Allegany County
Jacob Weller
Hancock
Cheastertown
Habcock
Pennsylvania Sand and Glass Company
Maryland National Guard
Balote Fair Grounds
Harford County
J. M. T. Young
United States Marine Corps
Hyattsville
Patrick H. Rutledge
Upper Crossronda
Maryland Paper Company
William Jennings Bryana
Mountain Lake Ark
Garrett County
William W. Welsh
Rockville
Tatervoug Unitee GENTS' FIXIUUE FOR AUGUSTT OUTINGS
Unburded by competition the Gents' fixture for August outings is described with clothing notes for the Eclipse Negigee Shirt and other shirts. The ad proclaims comfort in hot weather and invites customers to try a new fit and style from a local shop run by Joan Henprickson.
Local notices and upcoming events in Frederick area
Saks Optical to visit City Hotel August 4 and 5 offering free examinations and a guarantee. St Joseph's Catholic church picnic postponed, rescheduled for August 6 with a band. Frederick Business College fall term starts September 1, 1902. Excursion train to Washington and Baltimore by B and O on August 3 with round trip fares. Various dining and sale notices appear from local venues and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Ae Ae
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Deaths and funerals in Fulton and nearby areas
Multiple obituaries report infant and adult deaths across Fulton and surrounding counties. Colored infant Weeden of Lime Run dies from whooping cough at age 2. burial at St Joseph's Cemetery with funeral directors Rice & Sons. Wallace Dabney, six months, dies near Buckeystown from anteropolia. service at home with Rev D Coliffy. Greenmount Cemetery noted with funeral directors Rios & Bona. Mrs Frederick B Hemp, Baltimore death mentioned. former Frederick county farmer aged about 60 years, survived by a large family. funeral plans noted. John Edward Saydét, Mt Plongang merchant, dies at home. funeral from Reformed Church following a 10:15 a.m. service. surviving family listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Weeden
Hig
Lime Run
St. Jonsph
D. Coliffy
Greenmount Osiastery
Rios
Bona
Bederion
B.bemp
Frederick B. Hemp
Baltimore
Hemp
Tueadey
Frederick County
Nina
J. W
Roy
Upton
Nettle Lereen Senders
Mand
Ward
John Edward ‘Saydét
Mt. Plongang
the Reformed Church
Ms. Plana
Millennium prophecy spooks readers and rabbi called
An unconfirmed tale from Rus about a prodigy baby prophesying the millennium alarms Jews who see it as a sign of coming redemption. Separate note reports a lightning fire destroying a grave and home contents, plus a horse dying from blood poisoning and a city power outage causing darkness after a dynamo trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Washington
Ruson
Russia
Abraham
Arrested and released in murder suspect case near Mandel
A colored man was arrested yesterday afternoon near Mandel Washington County by Constable Reynolds on suspicion of being William Johnson, wanted for the murder of a colored man at a quarry. He was taken to Shaburg but released after lacking the neck scar and failing to match other descriptions. G Hoskins Morgan was arrested for vagrancy by Officer Staub and jailed by Justice Wood to await a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandel
Washington
Reynolds
William Johnson
Shaburg
Johnson
G. Hoskins Morgan
Staub
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the Daily News
Til & FP
Wasmiaros
Tam News
Maryland
Moora
Weather Bureau
Maulsby. Jr
Trust
Rooter
Seoy
Wivelegta
Hig Oy Hotel Grill i. Olty
Hotel. Grill
City Hotel Grill
Wingling
Xingling
Neidig & Miller
Varby
Ing
Thos
Kemp Amerman
U.S
Caneda
Montevon
Kolana Clark
Alavawa Kid
Blades Keepers
Achlye
Sunday Schools and Societies
Young Hackensack
N.J
Hattie Broomson
Mary Moora
Jace Norris
Larksburg
Mary Handy
Robert B. Peter
James E. Coats
News OF
Mie State
John Heindrickson
Tatervoug
Joan Henprickson
Crisi
Azo Madras
Clinton. E. Main
Clinton FE
Main
Frederit & Pharmacist
Aisieick
Sappington
Springeer—Bentzel
Columbus, Springer
Anns B. Bentzel
Ray
W. O. B. Shulenberger
Reformed Parsonage
Elizabeth Phillips
Libertytown
Fairmount Cemetery
Aake Money
Nellie Koogle
Dill Avenue
Gril
F. B. Bappington’s
Cats Hall
Guy Hotel Grill
Frederick Business College
Viseuxe’s
Feso'’x Cocuery Farmers Exchange
Frederick, Md
Oly Hotel Grill
Reuben
Yingling
St. Matthews Reformed
Edward Zimmerman
David King
John J. Hing
Harmony
Yellow Springs
Bing
Lewistown
Ernest Helfenstein
Sorse
W. D. Bowers Lember Company
Geo
Rodook & & GO
Brederick
Marseilles
Uso
Rodour
Rice & Sons
A.T. Rios & Sons
Furnitors
Btreec
TSR
Thomas P. Rice
Rede SA
Bacon, Warne & Co
Letters OF Credit
East German Street
Baltimore, MD
Townserpy Scort & Sos
Bankers
Beoxere
Fayette
OPPO
Choice Bay
J.B. W. Hargett
Jycodlw
Adamstown
Mee
John H. Zimmerman
Red BE
Echoolhouse
Frederige County
News Ofice
SERTY
Joseph Orem
Predaricke
Trpewrian
J. Waikk
Second Street
Hiss
W. G. McComas
Atdit
West Second Street
Car Corter
C.J. News
Amce
Teorence, Stoes
A. T. Morr
Cincinnati
Obig
Aldset
FEC
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