In History: Notable Deaths and Events Across Eras
The August 8 History notes figures such as Admiral John Rodgers and General Gouverneur Warren with deaths dating long past. It records Charles Anderson Dunn, a scholar and editor, and Spain's premier Canovas del Castillo assassinated by an anarchist. Other entries mention Adolf Heinhreich, Egyptologist George Maurice Kers, and a devastating Porto Rico hurricane with thousands of deaths and extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Billa
Ianohn Rodgers
John
Hartford County
Charles Anderson Dunn
Hillsdale
N._H
Gouverneur. K. Warren
Army of
Spain
Santa Agueda
Augusto Praxides Mateo
Isg
Adolf Friedrich ‘Heinrich
Butro
Sutre Tunnel
San Francisco
Germany
George Maurice Kers
Munich
Porto Rico
Dany News Keeps Posting Ahead of Weekend Edition
The Dany News continues daily coverage with quick updates and notices. Readers are advised to stay tuned for forthcoming stories and briefs across local events and community happenings.
Local visitors and homecomings list across Washington streets
A long column of names shows visitors from Dover New Jersey Elizabeth New Jersey Baltimore Maryland and Washington visiting relatives and friends in the area. Several residents including Miss May Brown Mrs Rogers and Miss Myrtle Webiener are noted as returning from visits or hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming “May Brown
Dover
N. J
Wo. Dean
J. Hadley Doyle
Washington
Rogers
Elizabeth
New Jersey
F. T. Rhodan
Misa Jennie Moberly
Booth’ Market Street
Washton
Han and Streetington
Cen
John Brazols Smith
Beond Street
Myrtle Webiener
Baltimore
Jane Rice
Fourth Street
Margaret
Gr. Westminster
Death notices summarize Shriver and local obituaries
Walter Shriver of Cumberland and Monmouth Beach N J dies at 45 after a career in Cumberland Baltimore and Camden He leaves a widow a son and a daughter Bessie Dyer dies in York pa aged 17 18 funeral in Cumberland at Mt Olivet cemetery William D Martin 71 well known West Baltimore contractor dies at 1139 West Franklin Street Survived by widow Mary and daughter Clara funeral scheduled tomorrow after 1 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shriver
Monmouth Beach
N. J
Howard Shriver
Cumberland
Robert Shriver
First National Bank of Cumberland
Frederick
Cum-berland
Baltimore
Ooadey Badness Contineta Foundry Eas
Pik
Bessie Dier
Bessie
Barry W. Dyer
York
Geo. H. Layman
Dill
Mt. Olivet
William D. Martis
William D. Martin
West Baltimore
West
Franklin Street
Martin
Mary Martin
Clara Timanns
Frederick County Teachers Institute Seeks Thoroughness Talks
The Frederick County Teachers Institute opens September 1–3 with round table work led by A. M. Isanogle. Teachers across counties are assigned topics on school work including thoroughness value, future benefits, and classroom methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Teachers’ Institute
A. M. Isanogle
Thoroughnes
F. D. Harshman
Nellie
Wallace R. Beall
Olara
Jonea
Eunaday
Digonas
Olesi
Adéas
the Will
Oscar Coblentz
Beth Friar
Molesworth
Harrison
Pear Eader
B.Q. Harley
Diacusa
Maggie E.duvall
Borges
M.robinson
Marga
D. Idridge
Mary O.obewae
R. H. Reich
H. Murphy
Ostharine
Wiener
Association Troxéll
Bobji
Fe White
Egany
Sharpson
Carroll County
Bean
Insurance Paid to Executors After Policy Payout
Charles Saylor, agent for Zork Life Insurance, received a check for 2998.48 this morning, the face value of Mr Hahn's policy with dividends. Mary A Hahn and Dr F B Smith, executors, accepted the payment. Nichel of Luray, Virginia, visiting here, proposed a $100 policy for Mr Ni of Luray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Saylor
Zork: Life: Insurance ‘Company
Mary A.hahn
F. B. Smith
Nichel
Luray
Lesa
Ohio railroad contract causes traffic shift amid rivalry
Railroad company serves notice that it will discontinue business and turn over to Western Maryland Railroad in response to a dispute with the Pennsylvania and Gould interests. In sports, Buckeye’s Rats lose to Bentztown Bards 7 to 4 after a late inning rally, as Hooper and Brat lead the Bards to victory before a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Shas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western, Maryland Railroad
Goulds
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Reappointment accepted for Charlen L. Wilson in Washington
Charlen L. Wilson, long active in Baltimore clubs and Malster leadership, has accepted reappointment in the law department of the Interior at Washington. Wilson, formerly of the local Balti more bar, has served since 1895 in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen L. Wilson
Baltimore ‘Bar
Columbian Club
Mal‘ster
Baltimore
Law Department
Tnterior
Washington
Martinique Disaster Photo Series on The News
A Great Bargain offers 10 part complete set on Martinique Disaster with illustrations from before and after Mt. Pelée eruption. Subscribers can obtain the full set for 75 cents or have it mailed for one dollar to any address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinique
Mt. Peles
Braddock Union Sunday School Picnic Announcement
The Braddock Union Sunday School picnic is set for tomorrow in Mer Lee woods. The Yellow bands will play and solos will be sung by Mse A M Lendacer Mist Mollie Moberisy and Prof. Charles Jackson of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Picnic
Braddock Union
Mer- Lee Woods
Mze
A. M.lendacer
Mist Mollie Moberisy
Charles Jackson
Philadelphia
Feneral of Norman Oram Held Yesterday
The feneral of Norman Oram took place yesterday at 4 o clock. Services were held at his late home 34 North Main street. Rev E L McLean of ciated. Interment was made at Mt Olives cemetery. A T Rive and Sons were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Oram
Hot Street
E. L. McLean
Mats
Mt. Olives Cemetery
A. T. Rive & Sons
Change at Liberty Mines in Copper Works
Mr D G Zazuta former general superintendent at Liberty Copper Mines has been reassigned to Philadelphia and relinquished his post. He is succeeded by Mr Elias Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Mines
D. G. Zazuta
Liberty Copper Mines
Philadelphia
Elias Brown
Snakes as Presents in City Exchange
Berbert Ereb of this city received a large garter snake and eight large enaks as gifts from Osre G Nall of Bakers Welles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berbert
Ereb
Osre
G. Nall
Baker's Welles
Farmers Picnic and Tournament at Wildwood Park Mt Airy
Hundreds gathered yesterday at Wildwood Park Mt Airy for a farmers picnic and tournament. Dr Reindollar of Westminster introduced RW Silvester president of the Maryland Agricultural College who urged farmers to seek the college’s fertilizer and crop guidance. Professor Awes spoke on farmer organization and disease prevention. A tournament followed with judges and awards to several winners and crowned ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Tre
Reindollar
Westminster
RW. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Silvester
Awes
Marshall
Ward
Robert Sellman
M. Spurrier
J.-M. Ee
We Berg
L. Mer‘h. Mercier
Mer
LL. Nicodemus
Mollis Spider
H- B. Crook
Helen
Breezy Middletown Outing Irks and Delights Colonists
Special correspondence reports a lively trip to Middletown with weather strikes and a large crowd at Brad dock. Lightning damaged Keller's along the old National road while most of the colony avoided harm. Celebrations at Bon Air Catalpin and Fearbake cottages featured hospitality, flowers, and a firework display.
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Middletown
Blue News
Keller’s
National Road
Rontzsha
Providence
Benjamin Rive
Btillwater
Minnesota
Hall
Hall Mount
Burlerqine
Braddock
Af. L. Etchison
Etchison
Cincinisti
Mary Tanders
No. Manter
End of Mintstere Resinton Meeting Decides New Mission Memorial
In Middletown the Lutheran Ministers Reunion votes to add another mission to the memorial monument honoring native ministers. Rev. M. Bh presided as discussion covered perils to the Christian religion and the topic Doctrines in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutheran
Middletown
M. Bh
Ohio
Camberiai
Washington County Debt Phased by Bond Redeem Plan
Washington county plans to draw funds from the International Trust and Continental Trust Company of Baltimore to redeem outstanding bonds. The arrangement aims to reduce county indebtedness and leave a quarter million dollar balance for flexible future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ‘County
Washington County
United States
Bank
International Trust
Continental ‘Trust Company
Baltimore
Cow killed by trolley car near Myersville
A F and M trolley car struck and killed a cow east of Myersville on a Wednesday afternoon. The car was not damaged. The railway line has ongoing trouble with cows at that end of the line, requiring frequent stops to drive cattle off the tracks. The owner is not yet identified but is believed to live near Elierton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpin
Bon Air Cottage
Myersville
Raihway Company
Elierton
Annual Picnics Led by Local Sunday Schools and Unions
Tomorrow events include Central Sunday school near New Jondon and Providence M. P. at Kemp town along with Pleasant Hill hosting their annual picnic. Walkersville's third annual Union Sunday school picnic is at Retreat Grove and Braddock Union Picnic in Mercer's woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Sunday School
New Jondon
Providence M. P
Kemptown
Pleasant Hill
Walkersville
Retreat Grove
Great Braddock Union
Mercer’s Woods
Cottage Renters Plan Summer Stay at Braddock Heights
Mr Richard Potts and Dr Thomas B Johnson of this city have rented the Toms Cottage at Braddock Heights. The Miss Potts and Miss Johnson of Adamstown along with Messrs Johnson and Potts will spend the rest of the summer at Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Potts
Thomas B. Johnson
Braddock Heights
Misses Potts
Misses Johnson
Adamstown
Johnson and
Potts
Braddock
Proposals for Street Paving Sealed Tomorrow
Sealed proposals will be received tomorrow morning for paving East Church Street between Market and Chapelallsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastchurch Street
Market and
Chapelallsy
Meeting Notice of Bosi neag Men’s Association
There will be a meeting this evening at 8 o clock in City Hall. Second Zinc and Grinding Make Devos Lead and Zinc Paint sold by P. L. Hargett & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Bien's Association
Bosineag Men's Association
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Co
Obituaries and Local News Record from State Journal
Mr. Solomon B. Rohrer of Washington county died at 88. Mrs. Olivia O. Walnweight of Princess Anne died suddenly at Levon. Col Elijah J. B. Moore of Boelatr died of Bright's disease at 68. A farmers rally and tournament took place at Wilawood Park Mount Airy. The First congressional district convention will meet in Ocean City on August 25. The steamer Goldaborough burned at her wharf in Caroline county. Loss estimated at $10,000 with partial insurance. Woodlawn Camp Meeting opened with Rev. Hubert W. Todd in charge. nearly a hundred tents expected. Children Berta and Warner Pamphrey, ages 9 and 7, injured in a staircase fall at Rockville. Decrees in Catoctin Furnace Case: Judge McSherry issues final decree in the Sharp versus Rainey dispute. sale halted, Sharp to accept deed of reusage for Frederick city property, Rainey to credit $5,000 toward mortgage costs. property again advertised for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon B. Rohrer
Washington County
Olivia O. Walnweight
Princess Anne
Levon
Col
Elijah J. B. Moore
Boelatr
Bright
Wilawood Park
Mount Airy
Ocean City
Goldaborough
Caroline County
Woodlawn
Osatl County
Hubert W. Todd
Berta
Warner Pamphrey
W. RB. Pamphrey
Rockville
Catoctin
Arrests and court actions cited in brief police notes
Mary Norris was arrested by Officer Holbraner for sugar corn theft and sent to jail for a hearing Saturday at 9. Bad Mitchall was charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct and sentenced to ten days. Joseph W. Gaver left for Baltimore to represent Harry Nipple in a requisition matter to face murder charges in Leesburg.
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Ecksteen
Mary
Norris
Holbraner
Eckateln
Bad Mitchall
Mobriog
Jastics Kokselon
Joseph W.gaver
Harry Nipple
Baltimore
Nipple
Smith
Virginia
Leesburg
Requisition Not Honored In Lynching Case
Justice John Wood received a telegram from Baltimore stating Governor Smith refused to honor the requisition of Governor Mon to surrender Harry Nipple on a charge of complicity in the lynching at Leeaburg Virginia. Wood then ordered Sheriff Lease to release Nipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Baltimore
Smith
Monto
Harry
Leeaburg
Suatios Wood
Nipple
Court House Dock Sale of 2 1 2 Story Brick House
Mary D Hil et al will sell at the Court House dock tomorrow morning the two and a half story brick dwelling house occupied by Mira Luther Engelbrecht and George W. Lidie at East Patrick. The Low Mar Eastern mung and Export Company's market quotes: corn at 60 cents per bushel for No 3 red wheat, 66 1 2 cents. steamers 64 3 4 cents. new wheat 64 4 cents. Hay ranged from 16 to 18 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dhil
Court House Dock
Mira
Luther. Engelbrecht
George W. Lidie
Patrick Artest
Hyheneal and Portner-Weseman Tie the Knot in Frederick
Charles Nes t of i quietly married yesterday afternoon at the Grafft House by Rev. C W Stine spring of the United Brethren church. Cavalrymen Coming Troop A of the Maryland National Guards will pass through Frederick on Sunday for its annual practical march and camp at Jefferson on Saturday night. Conference John H Cunningham of Westminster, president of the State Firemen's Association, visited Frederick last night to discuss committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixhugh Lee Chapter
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mollie Eisenhauer
Eleanor Pottn
Il Trovatore
Helen ‘Stauffer
Rose
Birely
Mollie
Maggie
Lucy Eisenhawer
Misses Potts
Helen Stauffer
Lucy Eisenhauer
Juanita
Margaret Eisenhauer
Mre. O. P. Bennett
Oske
Fitz Lee
Maryland
Thursdsay
Portner
Weseman
Charles
C. W.stine
The
United Brethren Church
Maryland National Guards
Pikesville
Frederick
Jefferson
John H. Cunningham
Westminster
State Firemen's Association
August 7 1002 Sale Offers Low-Priced Summer Wear
Jobn Hendrickson markets a varied stock of shawls silks and ready made wear at unusually low prices. Solid white and black corded shawls priced around 600 with discounts while fabrics and parasols also feature heavily. The ad promises comparison with rival goods and highlights new summer discounts.
One-Hour Sale At Store Features Half-Price Bargains
A local store advertises a major sale with many items priced at half and lower. Includes ladies hosiery, lace hose, belts, Madras, lawn fabrics, shirts, and other goods. Also notes a Sanitary Chemical Co recruitment and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad seasonal excursion rates for Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer
Ploe
Madras
Tony Boe
Lindl
Woodsboro Savings Bank Names New Cashier
Elected cashier F. O. Ramaburg of Middletown takes over from resigning J. Vernon Silence and will assume duties around August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ramaburg
Middletown
Woodsboro Savings Bank
J. Vernon Silence
Freder ick Connell No 1198 R A pays widow
Frederick Maryland August 5 1902 letter from A Haus widow of Charles N Hahn thanks the Officers and Members of Frederick Connell No 1198 R A for a $3006 life membership payout promptly sent to her within a week of her husband’s burial. The author praises the fraternity and business methods of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard
Tranks
Frederick
Frederick Connell
Allipn A. Haus
Charles N. Hahn
Doll’s Special Tonight Dance at Braddock Heights
Special tonight event promotes a regular dance at Braddock Heights. The notice lists admission details and times, urging attendees to attend for pleasure and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Dolt's Soft Orab Lanch Tonight
A fragment mentions a soft orab lanch tonight with unclear context. No further details clarify who or what is involved or where the event occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolt
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B.P. ‘Ross
Soir
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HE Harris
Braddock K Heigh Doll
Millon
Dany News
Miss “Mine
Lampe
Ine
Virginiary Wiit
Bo Wan Agton
Tobe
White
Allegany County
Bimpson
Buckey’s Rats
Derr
Bentztown Bards
Bards
Brat
Hooper
Fenerals
Rhoderick
Madame Page
Jessie Goodell
Edith Kimball
Bon “Air
Aberdeen
Terrace Boule Yard
I. Toms
Toma Cottage
Susan Markey
Catalpin Cottage
Carrol’s Manor
Harner
Xenia
Miriam
Charlotta Appie
Woman’s College
Epent
Z. James
J. Howlard
Edward
Gittinger
Bon Air
J. H. Gitsinger
Catalzia
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Bon- Toys
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Sérpwim
Talapoone Onil
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Brussels
T. Rie & Sons
Joss
Hasparexion
A. Miller
Neidig
Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton & Ez
Fisterak Gon Geetay
F. B. Sappington
Oali
B. Sappington
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City Hall
Sanitary Chemical Co
Market Street
Drs. Wm
Boreiza
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railread
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio R. RB
A. T. Rice & Soxz
North Market Street
Boing
Ewings
And
Pereeuan
Bain
Asdawis
ABREE
Doll & Albeugh Ballater
Frederiake
Meh
Noah E. Oram
Nome
Cramer
Fidelity Bord
Morteare
Tosul
Soan
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Villare
Suburbam
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Market & Church Sts. Ltd
Filby
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Norte
Eee
Noritiare
B. Becond St
Rodgers
Woodsboro
McHents
Bentz and Patck
Derelline
W. Market Street
S. Cramber
Funt National Bank Baling
Cook
Inga
Reat
West Patrick Street
Ardsi
Sadei
Newe Office
Doll's
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