In History: Notable birthdays and deaths across eras
The Aug 21 entry lists figures such as Lady Mary Wortley Montagu born 1689 to 1690 and died 1762, William IV born 1765 died 1837, Franz Sigel born 1820s died 1902, John Tyndall born 1820s died 1893, and Mary Mapes Dodge born 1830s who edited St Nicholas. It cites Saint Francis of Sales and other historic personalities with birth and death years across Europe and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis of Sales
Sales
Savoy
Mary Wortley Montagu
Turkey
William IV
England
Michelet
Paris
John Tyndall
Natwnet Fee Josepher
Leslie Coombs
Lexington
Franz Sigel
Yielty
Noma New Forks
Mary
Mapes Dodge
St. Nicholas
Nersville
Subecvivera Report Any Irregularities in Pay Receipts
A notice requests Subecvivera to promptly report to the News any irregularity in payer receipts.
Dell Brothers Outing Delights Employees With Mountain Trip
The Dell Brothers firm treated eight rare to attend an annual outing. A 2:30 PM store departure by electric car to Myarsville, then Braddock Heights for a hotel dinner. Evening on a mountain top ended with return to Frederick about 11 PM. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Doll and other spouses and staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Brothers
Secord
Frederick
Myarsville
Braddock Hoeights
Long
Hotel Braddock
Chas. J. Doll
Roger A. Doll
Melville E Doll
Ernest M- Fox
Chad
Wachter
David Winger
Charles Worman
Lillian Bell
Agnes Doll
Annie Edmonds
Marianna Doll
Helen Ekleétu
Addie Haberkorn
Mamia Haber
Deaths at Mt Airy and infant funeral at Prospect Church
Mrs Agnes Lowe wife of Rev Billy Lowe and daughter of the late Thomas Norwood of Woodville died August 17 in Baltimore after brief illness. Remains arrived Mt Airy by the 9 9 p m train with family and friends. Funeral services at Prospect Church at 11 p m conducted by Revs Bird and Courtney. Floral designs were numerous and handsome with pallbearers named. Infant Viola May Barnes died August 15 at Mt Airy home aged six months. Funeral Sunday at Prospect Church at 3 p m L T Lewis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Lowe
Agnes Lows
Billard Lowe
Thomas Norwood
Woodville
Sail County
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
A& Prospect
Oharch
W. &. Bird
Gourtney
Garway Molesworth
Emory
E. M. Molesworth
John Lease
John K. Lease
Milton Barrigan
Lewis
Viola May
Wm. Barnes
Mintha
Prospect Church
Courtney
L. T. Lewla
Funeral of Richard Fry Infant Son at Jefferson
Funeral services for Richard D Fry infant son of David B and Anna R Fry were held at the Reformed Church in Jefferson with Rev David N Dittmar officiating. Interment followed in Jefferson Reformed cemetery with F R Etchison directing. Barn raising on Justice J Francia Smith farm drew about 140 people and a supper served by Ernest Ballenger. Lowering the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway track began on D I L avenue to align with the grade set by Westinghouse Church Kerr Co lowering near the First Baptist church by about nine inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Fry
David BH
Anna R. Fry
Lander
Reformed Church
Jefferson
David N Dittmar
Thomas A. Torasher
John H. Lakin
George W. Lakloson
Ramaburg
J. Francia Smith
Come
Mountslo
Yaaterday
Washington, Frederick
Edwin Kemp Dies From Bright's Disease at 50
Edwin Kemp longtime resident of this city died at his East Third Street home at 1 40 a.m. after a lingering illness from Bright's disease aged 50 years 6 months and 14 days He was born February 6 1857 son of the late Charles Wesley and Columbia A Kemp Kemp was a respected local figure and began his career as a confectionery clerk before moving on to other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Edwin Kemp
East Third Street
Bright
Mr. Kemp
Charlas Wesley
Columbia A. Kemp
A. O. McCardell
Clinton
Local Businessman Dies After Long Career at Harris & Filler
D O Wirebrezer started in retail with Mullinix and Kemp, later became bookkeeper for Harris & Filler until death. He served as Male High School trustee, alderman candidate, and Evangelical Reformed Sunday school member. Survived by wife Annis and three children Kemp Rhodes Kem, plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Mt Olivet Cemetery with service at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Wirebrezer
Mullinix & Kemp
Ry. Gooda
Harris & Filler
Kemp
Olezi
Olezi 6A: To the Board of Aldermen
Sanday
Bar
Yaare
Frederick
Conn
Apd& Miemabsr
Timoe Rae Ciaweny
Migs Annis Maieene
Him
Childran
Biwin
Arthur
Hata Algo
Glatera
Mra
George Win -Haver
Baltimore
Charles W
E. Oxshivnr
Bevvars
Rhodes R Kem
Frias Affernodi
Serviess
Hobad
Fotermonta Mt Oivet
Priest Bars Rice Throwing at Catholic Wedding
Rev. Theodore B. Maysr of Bt Marys Garman Catholic church in Racine Wisconsin forbids the customary rice shower at weddings. He declares the act dangerous and undignified, tracing it to old custom and urging its discontinuation as part of a new marriage handbook by Archbishop Massmer emphasizing the ceremony’s sacredness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Maysr
Bt. Mary's Garman Catholic Pharoh
Racine
Wix
Massmer
Frederick County Junior Lane Tennis Tourney Opens On East Third Street
The Junior Lane Tennis Association of Frederick County hosts its annual tournament at East Third Street courts. A silver loving cup presented by Smith & Dertzbaugh honors the junior males champion. Results: W Linn over D Winebrener 6-0 6-3. A Gendrickson over G Rodeck 6-2 6-0. H Hersparger over A Young 6-0 7-5 8. Hersparger over W Binn 8-6 6-2 6-4. J Gambrill over G DeGrange 6-0 6-0. E Kemp over E Thomne 6-4 6-0. Ladies: M Ford over J Tunstall 6-2 2-6 6-2. F Trail over O McSherry 6-0 7-5. G Trails over QC Harding 6-2 6-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
East Third Street
Smith & Dertzbaugh, Deulara
Masnday
W. Linn
D. Winebrenar
M. Ford
J.tunstall
F Trail
O. McSherry
G. Trails
QC. Harding
Disorder charge heard for two colored women
Oscelia Milberry and Minnie Thompson, both colored, faced a hearing before Justice Rokatein on charges of being drunk and loitering in the streets. Each was fined 3 dollars and arrangements were made to pay the fines. An excursion ad mentions a round trip to Asbury Park via Pennsylvania Railroad from Frederick for August 23 at 9:00 p.m. for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscelia Milberry
Minnie Thompson
Plague of Birds in England Sparks Calls for Action
English farmers face a growing flurry of sparrows starlings finches crows and pigeons threatening crops. Authorities are urged to create a scientific system to curb the rising bird numbers and protect husbandry and horticulture. Farmers report mass shootings and birdlime catches with tens of thousands of birds removed in parts of southern England and Hertfordshire as hunts are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hagland
Kenslah
Hertfordshire
London
Farmera
Braddock Heights Engages Peares and Schenck for Week
A crowd of nearly a thousand attended the moving pictures hosted by Peares and Schenck at the Braddock Heights auditorium. The show featured exceptionally fine, distinct and entertaining images. Different pictures will be shown each night during the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Peares & Schenck
Ocean Grove Excursion for Camp Meeting
Eleven day excursion from Asbury Park Ocean Grove or Long Branch over the Pennsylvania Railroad. August 28 round trip six dollars from Pradoertok. Train leaves at 9 00 a m.
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Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Osean Grove
Long Branch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pradoertok
Institute Plans To Divide Teachers For Five Group Sessions
The Frederick County Teachers Institute will meet in the city from Monday to Friday September 2 through 6. Five groups will hold most meetings in Woman's College Hall and the Girls High School building. Nan Childrens will teach reading for lower grades while Dr W E Lugenbsel of McKendree College will lecture on reading and mathematics for higher grades. Prof Joseph H Apple will discuss geology and pedagogy and Prof Maurice G Beckwith will offer music instruction to groups. Public schools reopen September 9. The colored institute starts September 9 at South Bentz Street School with colored schools resuming September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
McKendree College
Lebanon
Joseph H. Apple
Woman's College
Maurice G. Beckwith
Conservatory of
Munaio
The
Colored Institute
South Bentz Strast
Realty transfers and licenses in Brunswick and vicinity
Real estate deeds, marriage licenses, and an Orphans' Court docket appear for Wednesday noon August 21 1907. Transfers include Moxley to Ball in Brunswick and other property conveyances. licenses granted to Smith Zimmerman Smith Cowpar Barnhouse Hampton Haines Thompson. court actions include probates guardianships and admin orders. local campers return home after a weeklong Brad dock Heights stay. Say you saw it in The News.
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Otronit
John M. Moxley
Stephen M. Ball
Wits
Bruna
Wiol
Macklin and
Thos. L. Osuger
Knoxville
Joseph G. Johnson
Charles E. Virtz
Atlen O. Comyptor
Branewick
Jessa
Starr-to- Benjamin
H.phebag
Hredartok
Patrick Higgins
Baltingtite
Railraid Company
Beaubwick
Imbel Revere
A. Brown
Kelly
Robért J. Stockdale
Mary T. Booth
Vent
Brunswick
Willow A. Hind
Oratles
Welty and Wits
Berahee
Ae Matthiag
Ahalé
M. Foster
Abatt
Daniel Koogle
Daniel
Koogle
Near Liberty
Annie E. Cowpar
Baltimore
James M. Young
Katie EB. Barnhouse
Doubs
Roy Sheeley
Walkersville
Hesete A. Repp
Johnavills
Henry Hampton Hanes
Burkitteville
Emms Grace Huttson
Brunawick
Charles K. Thompson
Maggie Thompson
Urbana
T. K. Young
Charles HK. Bentz
de Bonis
Oban
T.K Young
Alice Yy. Bantz
George F. C. Baldling
Henry O. Brown
Thomas Geasey
Harry Houosk
Samuel Q. Thomas
John H Diller
Charles E. Diller
Jessie L. Diller
J. Fenton Thomas
Christian H. Thomas
J. Panton Thomas
Gertrude I. Thomas
Local notices and ads from 1907 issue mix
Scattered metered items include bank officer names and titles, sales pitches for fabrics and wares, social club notices, moving pictures, dances, a Sunday school picnic, moonlight excursion details, and a fire sale of carriages and wagons with various prices. The fragmentary content references Frederick, Braddock Heights, and local venues with dates in August 1907.
Maryland political primaries and local incidents briefed
Reports from across Maryland note Hattie Sifford of Sparrows Point killed by a train on Bear Creek Bridge and Martha Wilson shot by her husband in Baltimore. Cambridge residents threaten to react to negro excursion visits while former Gov E E Jackson may enter the Democratic Senate race. Gov Warfield signals bid for long term Senate. he plans a formal announcement and primary platform. Also report sick residents Lucy Smith and Ray Fielschman receiving care in city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Hattie Sifford
Sparrows Point
Bear Crack Bridge
Martha ©. Wilson
Baltimore
Edward A Wilson
Cambridge
E. E. Jackson
United States
Austin L. Crothers
Rockville
Albert G. Towers
Caroline County
William T. ‘Warburton
Oaulk County
Canterville
Second Judicial
Olrcult
Maryland
Watfield
Warfield
United States Senate
Plata
Troxell's Fish Market and local notices in Lewistown
Local notices include Troxell's Fish Market offering cleaned fish ready for the pan with trout rock batter and mackerel listed. A church festival by the Ladies Aid Benefit of the church is set for Saturday evening August 24. Also an August 27 farm sale in Lewistown District honoring the late Frederick A. Stall. A Frederick district Republican central committee meeting is noted for Friday at 7:30 pm at Arthur D. Willard's office.
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West Third Street
al Qucdern
Oty
Sagomary County
Wear Thurmont
Market Street
Barcatnin
Virginia
Brunawick
Creacerstown
Market St
Third St
Poteravilla
Troxell's
Aid Bealety
Lewistown
Iate
Frederick A. Stall
Tosaday
Republican Oeatral Committee
Frederick
Arthur D. Willard
Cfilde
Ween
Samuel L. Lucy
Ohnisman
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Brnk
Farin
B. Coblentz Bilpiey & Booss Employara’ Association Stail -Grovermeee
Naidly & Miller Frad. Co
Rosen Cok Bros
L. Lily
Church Hill
ERERA
Frederick Pastes
Away
C. Edwin Kemp
Long Beanot
Osrolvel
Agh
Annapolloria
A. R. Yeskle
Warhington
Nicholas O. Olina
Casper E. Cling
Chicago
Ida Lewis
Hagerstown
Matis Jones
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Elon Firestone
Jamas ‘Town
Misa Altle West
Blue Ridge
North Market Street
Woodstock
Mieses Nell Glessner
Katie Miller
Washington, D. C
M. J. Glessner
Thia City
Cand
Emanuel Fesser
Quantor
Ilse
Scd
Jacob Ba. Birely
Haat
James Fifth
Patriotic Sons of ‘ America
Qamip
Tanighe
Henry Winters Asad Danzhteér
Leonora
O. E
Ruth M. Fisher
South Market
Arrist
Waatminster
Snd
Taneytown
Ad. McTiny
Maggies
Hildebrand
Emms Whisler
Daiste Hins
Walkoraville
Margaret Kerns
Baltimors
Walbrook Manufacturing Company
Manda Lease
Couunty Teachers’ Meeting
Woman's College Lab
Girls’ High School
Irving Storm
Val. Myers
Eawin Kemp
Ralph Barregardner
Paul Payne
Samuel
Abraham Sohmidé
Owosr Rogtzahn
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
D. Hendrickson
Tae
Frad, Co
Sitka
Sika
Capital
Laos
J.D. Baker
Baker
Barbh
Wal
Zimmerman
Freatment Vice
Ashier
John ,D. Kendrickson
Sizgu
Neidig & Miller
Samuel G. Duvall. Asst
Jupos Jas. McSuerry
D. HE. Keravven
Quo
Sarre
J. D. Baker
Tovex Joanc.morver
D.H. Harpert
Joy
Rambeurg
Tos
H. Hauer
Wa. G. Baker
M. Thomas
Danten Baxer
Earm
Rcme
Frederick & Stall
Hansonville
Bee Weekly
P.O. S
A.B. Wood
Zinnerman
Thorn
Williamison
Satdyaay
Wm. C. Johnson
Ely
Pearce & Scheck
Renn
M. EB. Sanday
Methodist Episopal Sanday School
Braddock
Guo. E. F, Anderson
Supt
Henry Trail
Corning
Sever & Soss
Seorge
Lodock
Summer Gooda As
Greas ‘Redac
Tions
Priga
George
Rodogh & Go
Thos. P. Rice
Bick
Founward Onteetoni
Thomas P. Rioe
A. Ross
Merks
Lowa
Honra
Matand
North Market
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah Be, Oksamer
Frederick, His
Namavilla
Mamsvilla
New Market
Henbent Thomeson, Hamsvilty
Frederick Co
Yaa and
Hoube
China
News OF the
Lucy Smith
West South Street
Ray Fielschman
East Patrick Street
Hos
Plini
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