Notable Historical Deaths Highlight Anglophone Figures
The Aug 21 historical note lists events and deaths: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, born 1689, English writer famed for letters from Turkey. William III, king of England, born 1650, died 1702. Professor John Tyndall, scientist born 1820, died Dec 4, 1893. Queen Christina of Spain, died 1689. Leslie Coombs, pioneer and soldier, died in Lexington, Kentucky, born 1793. a Minnesota-born individual. a deadly tornado in Delaware. Dr C Raue, noted physician and author, died in Philadelphia, born 1620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wortley Montagu
Turkey
Wiliam LY
England
John Tyndall
Qed
Fox
Queen Christina
Spain
Leslie Coombs
Lexington
Minnesota
Delaware
C . Raue
Philadelphia
Equity and room for rent notices and miscellaneous ads
A fragmentary list of classified notices and ads including room for rent, horse for sale, a dressmaker wanted, removal services, executors and various business names. scattered names include Levy, Hahn, Roser, Wertheimer, Maconnell, Gittinger, Walter, Park, Lowenstein, Landis, Hendrickson and others with brief descriptors and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dressnaker
P. Levy
Solr
W. Patrick St
O. N. Hahn Executora
J. A. Roser
Chas
Wertheimer Neomes Railing Grocery
Athletic Park
Qook
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
H. Cramer New Goode
Landis
John Hendrickson
Keep Posted Tux Daily News Mailing Offer
Readers on summer vacation may have Tux Daily News mailed to any TD address in the US and Canada. Leave name and address at business offices. Rates are 10 cents for three weeks or 30 cents a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Daily News
Canada
Real Estate Transfers and Marriages in Frederick Courts
Weekly records from the Circuit and Orphans Courts for August 29 1902 list property deeds grants and real estate transfers in Frederick including Ritter to Rice Poole to Snoots and others. Marriage licenses issued include Beckner Dinterman Taylor Cooper Engle and others with towns/regions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Alfred Ritter
David 5
Rice
Frederick
Lillie ¥. Poole
Eile F. Snoots
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick W. Obenderfer
Sarah E. Haines
Harvey B. Haines
Ae David OC
Licesser
John J. Beckner
Waynesboro
Teresa E. Dinterman
Pearl
John Taylor
Hannah Cooper
Peterstille
Howard N. Engle
Bertha ¥. Martin
Catoctin Furnace
Thomas F. Shoemaker
Effie J. Biser
Edgewood
Grants Downs
Baltimore
Alice R. Musselman
Emmitsburg
Robert W. Doty
Westminster
Mary Alice Beelkey
Delightful Braddock Heights Outing By Alamo Association
Local Alamo Association members of the Visitation Academy enjoyed a 2 PM ride to Myersville along an electric road. The group, including Mrs Beall and others, lunched at Braddock Heights amid rural scenes with a storm approaching. Twenty five attendees savored fried chicken ham and an array of dishes, followed by recitations and an impromptu concert on Valley View cottage piazza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamos Association
Visitation Academy
Myersville
Braddock
Beall
Toldridge
Thomas Oastle
Washington
Castle
Frederick
Missea Gittinger
Braddock Colony
Mra
F. Brown
Z. J. Gittinger
Katherine Eisenhauer
M. Louise
Payne
Mary
Georgia Gittinger
Valley View Cottage
John Haller
HYMENEAL BRARDSWORTH BANTZ WEDDING IN WINCHESTER
Miss Julia Ada Bantz daughter of prominent Winchester citizen T Marion Bantz married Prof Thomas Beardsworth of Staunton in a Winchester home ceremony attended by many from Winchester and Richmond. Rev John Scott officiated. The couple plan to reside in Staunton after a honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brardsworth—Bantz
Julia Ada Bantz
T. Marion Bantz
Winchester
Thomas Beardsworth
Staunton
John Scott
Richmond
Richard Beardsworth
Basic City
Ughera
Richard Ross
Frederick
Harry B. Krebs
Mercersburg
Nelson
Brown
William Powell
Parkersburg
W. V
Mary Julia Baldwin Seminary
Stonewall Brigade Band
Staunton, Va
Lightning Destroys Hotel in Edinburg Virginia
A heavy thunderstorm struck Edinburg yesterday at 2 PM, destroying the large hotel owned by Joseph F. Holtzman and used by William H. Wightman. The blaze consumed the center of the building with all fixtures and furniture. Insurance coverage is noted on personal and building properties, totaling thousands, while a nearby barn three miles south of Woodstock also burned for an approximate loss of two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Joseph F. Heltzman
William H. Wightman
Bureke
Belle F Wightman
Joseph F. Holtzman
Phoenix and Niagara
New York
Shenandoah Farmers’ Home Mutual Insurance Company
Shenandoah County
William C. Thompson
Woodstock
Bentz Building Sold to Rossnour Partners for 9800
Woad E. Cramer sold the Bentz building at Market and West Church streets Frederick for 9800 to Mestra Abraham Gerson and Benjamin Rossnour. The property is described as a premier business site and will host an up-to-date business house after planned improvements. Also notes a Petersville county Lutheran and Reformed Sunday School picnic at OsHland Grove on August 23 and a dancing picnic near Licksgrilis with the Frederick Select orchestra in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz
Woad E. Cramer
Edward Bentz
Nannie F. Wachte
Commer of Market
West Church Streets
Mestra
Abraham
Gerson
Benjamin Rossnour
Frederick
Lutheran and Reformed
Petersville
OsHland Grove
Petersviile
Licksgrilis
Purely Personal Visits From Frederick Residents Abroad
A long list of Frederick residents and visitors, including Mrs. James McSherry, Mr. William L. Cramer, and Miss Katie Bentz, are noted as visiting or traveling to Atlantic City, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, and other destinations. Several are reported returning from trips to Blue Ridge Summit, Philadelphia, and Martinsburg, with many at or en route to popular seaside resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Cramer
Thin City
Mise Hato
Point Pleasant
James McSherry
Braddock
George L. Cramer
Asbury Park
Olivia Hohn
Ocean Grove
Charles Gramer
Walkersville
N. J
Katie Bentz
West Patrick Street
Atlantic City
M. L. Smith
Woodaboro
Frederick
Joseph E. Rowe
Emmitsburg
Ann Rebecca Pout
East Patrick Street
Deffielda
W. Va
Mies Lillie Oronise
Harmony Grove
Mayor Smith
Blue Ridge Summit
J. Alleine WillHameon
Court Square
Philadelphia
J. Edward Lutz
Middletown
Katie Hughes
Washington
Wm. L. Avis
York
D. Albert Shorretts
Woodeboro
Clinton Cramer
Lefs
Aathory Park
Bruce Howard
New York
Chas, Howard
Lillian McDaniel
West Third Street
Courtnay Williams
Sjamsville
Reginside
Hughes
West Second Street
Cornell University
Annie Ruprecht
Guy Ruprecht
East Third Street
Elizabeth “ McDonnell
West Third Atrest
Edith Utz
New Market
Blos Ridge Summit
Samuel ¥. Dell
Roger A. Dell
Bottie Dell
Shepherdatown
Wm. H. Reese
Ethel Stiltz
Faith Lindsau
Thormontae
Lucile Robins
Eleanor W. Houck
George Houck
Milton Zimmerman
Sadie
N.J
F. W. Fox
Millville
New Jersey
Mise Ruth Davis
Masters Walter
Thomas Fox
F. H. Davis
Missea Mamta
Hattie Hahn
Edward Bahn
New Jeresy
W. A Harley
Rev
H. W. Wissler
Catholic Summer School at Mt St Marys Lectures End
At Mt St Marys Catholic Summer School Prof Le Garde of Emmitsburg closed his series on style and literature. Dr Edward L Green of Catholic University spoke two lectures, Plants and the Physical Man and Plants and the Spiritual Man, discussing plant influence on humans and agriculture's role in civilization. Thomas Gaffney Taafe of Columbia lectured on Romeo and Juliet. Rev M F Riordan arrived today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's
Mt. St. Mary’s
le Garde
Emmitsburg
Edward L. Green
Catholic University
Green
Thomas Gaffney Taafe
Columbia College
New York
M.F. Riordan
Excursion to Gettysburg by Business Mons Association
The Business Mons Association has arranged an excursion to Gettysburg on September S. The round trip fare will be 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Business Mons Association
Municipal Matters Outline Street Openings and Taxes
The January Aldermen meeting discussed opening a street at the east end of the old McMurray property now owned by the Kroh group. Tax reduction for Dr. Moore’s property in the alley was referred to claims. Wisner street widening and a central alley cut through the McMurray area were considered. Bids for a plate roof on the new electric plant were held for clarification and gutter work bids not awarded. A market report and various bills were approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
George Rd. Smith
Dr. Moore
John Wisner
Wisner
Wisner Street. the Board Asgured Mr. Wisner
Mgr J. Frederick Kroh
McMurray
Messrs. Kreh
South Street
Kroh
John Hartman
Joseph F. Bauer
Young Bride Mamie Devall Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
A 17 year old bride Mamie Devall aged five months shot herself in the breast near Toolock in the Fourth district of Howard county. Jealousy of her husband 353 years old farmer in company with other women cited as motive. Jury summoned by Joanaa Pearre of Lisbon. The couple and others walked toward her father’s home when she expressed dissatisfaction and fired. She died within minutes. Mrs Dayal daughter of George Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Davall
Toolock
Florence
Howard County
Joanoa Pearre
Lisbon
Negros Head Turned a Ballet and Fire Strike Trial
Robert Wilson, accused of attempting to kill several colored labor camp companions near York Pennsylvania, had a hearing before Justice Lehr and was held for the grand jury. Wand testified Wilson fired at his head. the bullet glanced off, causing a slight flesh wound as Wand stood unable to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
York
Lehr
Ed Wand
Wilson
Wand
Funeral of Bira Cavelin Ghilton Held at North Market
The funeral for Bira Cavelin Ghilton was held this morning at 1 o'clock from her North Market street home. Rev F C Woods of Upland, PA conducted service. Pallbearers included Milton G Urner Adolphus Fesricske Dr J M Badolids Wilbur H Duvall Frank B Sappington and Jacob B Tyson. Burial followed at Mt Olivel cemetery. W H L Brohison served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bira
Cavelin BE. Ghilton
North Market Street
F. C. Woods
Upland
Milton G. Urner
Adolphus Fesricske
J. M. Badolids
Wilbur H. Duvall
Frank B. Sappington
Jacob B. Tyson
Mt. Olivel Cemetery
Local grain prices from Eastern Milling and Export Company
Market quotations list corn per barrel at 2.75 with shelled corn at 56 ants per asher, No.2 red wheat at 63, steamer at 65 per bunkel. Hay ranges from 16 to 18 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Saloon Changes Hands In North Market Deal
Mr Ka Walters purchased the saloon and restaurant on North Mscret street from EB J Hedeon who operated the business. The transfer marks a new chapter for the venue in the local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka Walters
Mscret Street
EB. J. Hedeon
Variety of Local News From Denton to Washington County
Local events include the destruction of Ophtina W Boalt's prop near Denton by fire. A Washington County man Jacob A Montner died after a 99 foot fall from a pear tree. The Methodlat Epiacopsi church cornerstone at North East was laid with religious and Masonic funds. Gine wood Farmers' Club honors went to T R Poddicord and T G Broward in Howard County. Ceall and Keut Light Power and Railway Co secured a right to use a public road in Ceall County. Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway power house work at Huattaville set to start in September. 1300 to 1500 people attended a St Peters Catholic Church benefit in Olney. Elmer Moon, a Baltimore & Ohio brakeman, killed by a freight train after sleeping on the tracks near Rookwood. St Isanid Moon exhausted after an 86-hour duty shift. Roe Lildon is charged with forging his father's name on a 375 note payable at the National Bank of Fort Deposit. Frank K Williams, a dismissed Hagerstown policeman, sought reappointment but was denied. William G Creaghan Jr of New York and Wesley M Oler sued Baltimore Chrome Works for 69500 commission. defendants deny claim. Washington County commissioners redeem 204000 of county bonds after receiving 434000 for Western Maryland Railroad stake. remaining outstanding bonds total 72600 to be redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophtina
Hagaratown
William G. Creaghan, Jr
New York
Wesley M. Oler
Baltimore
Binon
Western
Maryland
Washington County
Glenwood Barmera Club Qlen Wood Tournament Recap
The annual Glenwood Barmera Club tournament was held in Mrs. M. A. Biggs grove at Qooksville with many Howard and neighboring county residents attending. Knights led by Edwin Warfield and others competed in chivalric tilting, with T. R. Peddicord and T. C. Stewart crowned queen and maid of honor by their spouses. An American Cornet Band from Brookeville provided music for the chargers and a Baltimore string band for dancing after a tilting dinner, with Warfield praising the knights’ horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Barmera’ Club
Howard County
M. A. Biggs
Qooksville
Howard
Frederick, Carroll
Montgomery
William A. Ridgely
Rockland
Beldon C. Patrick
Maple Deli
Edwin Warfield
Oakdale
Humphrey D. Waite
Oak Bill
William
Stinaoc
Bloomsburg
Harry
Peddicord
Deerfield
Marshall T. Warfield
Knighs
Cherry Grove
Musgrove
Windsor
T. Rowles Peddicord
Rose Laws
Gustavus Warfield
Innwood
George C. Peddico
T. C. Stewart
T. R Peddicord
Rose Lawn
T. O. Stewart
Evana Warfield
Gustavus Riggs
Augustous Warfield
Outlived Buyers of His Body From Lancaster Story
A Lancaster dispatch recounts Walter Wentworth, 77, once a vaudeville contortionist, who sold his body to doctors for dissecting purposes. He later sold to Dr. Wilder of Kings County Hospital for $100 and remained pleased with the deals after Wilder’s death, following an earlier sale to Dr. Cave of Detroit who died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
H. N. Wilder
Kings County Hospital
New York
Walter Wentworth
Medford
Mass
Wentworth
Dr. Cave
Detroit
Wilder
Local Entertainment at Athletic Park Tonight
Tonight an evening of rare enjoyment at Athletic Park features the Frederick Lapstle Band and Orchestra providing music. Also notes a saloon and bowling alleys sale on North Market Street and an excursion offer from Frederick to Hagerstown by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sunday August 24 with a 9:00 p.m. departure, return at 6:00 p.m., fare seventy five cents. Tickets valid only on issue date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Local Bargains and Services Advertised in Frederick Area
A mixed page of dry goods offers and services includes prices on textiles, curtains, lace, madras, hosiery, shirts, and linens. Also advertised are dental and optical services in Frederick with practitioner credentials, and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion schedule to Atlantic City and beach resorts with low promotional rates.
Stork's Bargain Bulletin Clears Out Bummer Goods
GEO B RODOOK CO and A J RICE & SONS offer reduced prices on lawn cloths lace curtains and bed spreads. Merchandise includes 80 100 19K0 and 600 lawn yard lots with deep discounts plus a cherry wood music box offered at wholesale and a special sale price.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Cours
Bettie H. Biggs
Samuel W. Kolb
Charles O. Currens
Danil W. Zents
George W. Wacktel
Thomas J. Olliggot
H. G. Davali
Mary E. Adelaberger
J. Henry Stokes
Lewis Crawford
Gideon Hoover
John &. W. Hargett
Susannah Shad
Olsyton O. Reedy
Jacob GO
Malinda A. Crist
William H. Smeltzer
Frank P. Smeltzer
Baward Sinn
Charles B. Sinn
William O. Birely
Howard Sine
Wm. C. Birely
John Ly. Michael
George Elias Smith
John J. G. Hoover
James Creager
Bled
Eine
Devos
Seld
P. E. Hargett & Gs
Braddock Heights
Barbe
Calvert
Henry. Riger
Taneytown
Grace Calvert
Naw Market
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Milton College
George BR. Calvert
Mel Burke
Downs—Mussilman
Grant Downe
Alice Musselman
R M. Musselmas
Emmittsburg House
County
D. H. Riddle
Adams
Weebb
Charles W. Adams
Araby
Lizzie Webb
Tramsville
M. Hench
Hoemaeze—Biser
Rocky Springs
Catholic Summer School
J. Frederick Keech
Fions
J. Grova Limé Company
D. Ft. Hargett
H.R. Fisatt
H. James
Thomas Chew
Danaberger Printery
A. PL
Renner
Wm. H. Hopwood
Allen Rohrback
Turnpike Company
John McArthur
John Winner
General Electric Company
John*Baumgartner
J. M. Newman & Company
Chalkey Hatton
Frederick Electric Light & Pow- 54 Ér Company
Great Southern Pig
Mtg. Company
News OF the
Farmers” Club
Lidte's
B. J. Hadeon
Ina WaLtees
Rober, Co
Neidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Tha Atore
Tha
Nedig & Miller
Clinton EK
Main
N. Market
Temperance Pionio
Frederick Fair Grounds
Charles Scanlon
Minnescta
John E. Finch
G. W. Walker
Browningsville
Frederick County
Ant
Satoon League
W. Walker
F. B. Sappington
Frederick College
Edith Ritchie
Baltimore College of Danian
Chicago
Savon
H. C. Lars
Masonic Temple
N. Markes Street
Boteirs
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Oape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N.S
Rehoboth Beach
Dei
Baliispor Te Oey
A. T. Ries & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephons
Thomas P. Rice
WE Azz Builders OF
Wales
Willard
Keller
Wert
Patrick Bteeet
Shletic Park
Noah E. Obramer
Noelb. Cramer
Joan On Morteare
Bale. Ltd
Sera
Prises
Baints
Sts
Rincol
Feagaville
Stoner
K. Coeee
McHenry
D. P Creek
B. Heights
Patrick St
Noad
Ocamas First National Bank
Frederics. M
Professional Gards
Pereamay
West
Franklin Street
Saltimore
Dawry
Attornee
Ofice
Court Street
Didawiy
Devileiss
Doll & Atosagh Balidteax
Nicodemus
West Patrick St
D. Wertheimer
Seuss Wakted
Sostking
Thos. d. Walden
BIG Stork
A. J. Rice & Sons
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