Aug 23 in History: Executions and notable deaths listed
Aug 23 entries note Sir William Wallace execution in London and Silas Deane death in France. Other items include Martha Nash Lamb birth and Judith Norman Freeman death in Wisconsin, plus Fort Sumter bombardment, General Cluseret death in Toulon, and Conner Wennerburg birth details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Willam Wallace
Bimithfeld
London
Loula XVI
France
Guilotined
Lies Liss—Ola Jianha Petery
Oro
New- Bilge Deane
Port
Silas Deane
Dens
England
Martha Joanna Reade Nash Lamb
Planned
Mags
Fort Sumter Oy
Q. A Gilmore
Judith Norman L. Freeman
United States
Springfield
Cluseret
Parla
Toulon
Conner Wennerburg
Stockholm
EMENTS TODAY Miss Bettie Thomas and others
Miss Bettie Thomas, Wm Anderson, Dr. Wm Boteler and Yingling figure in a local items notice. The fragment lists initials and names tied to a doll’s initiations or sales event, suggesting a society or club notice in a historic local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Thomas
Anderson
Boteler
Doll's
Doll's Initia
Yingling
Keep Posted Offer for Tes Dany News Mail Service
An offer invites readers to receive Tes Dany News during summer vacations by leaving name and address at the business office. The ad promotes a mail service at ten cents for a weekly or eighty cents per month rate, mailed to any address in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Dany News
Ad Green
U. S
Ganads
Local Auction Brings $3200 Plus Notable Bids
A public sale by Danis J. Hare near Dayton Howard county drew a large crowd. Bids topped $3200 with horses selling 140 to 175 each. Buyers included Senator Gorman Sheriff Hobbs and several local notables. A binder and wagon sold above cost and cattle fetched 25 to 55 each. Master Charley Walling shows gradual recovery while a new barn rises to replace a fire damaged structure on the Reich farm near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danis J. Hare
Dayton
Howard County
Senator Gorman
Jas. J. Hobbs
G. W. Iduthicom
J. N. Miler
Hossa B. Day
B.S. Dixon
Henry Broseave
Denounces Trusts Schley Vindication Issue at Frederick Dems Meet
A Frederick County Democratic convention met to elect delegates to a Congressional convention at Cumberland on September 4. Resolutions blasted Republican tariff and trust power, urged tariff reform, and backed Admiral Schley’s vindication. Delegates selected included Jacob Rohrback and John Wood. State Senator Jacob Bohrback said he would not seek the House nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Apera House
Russell E. Lighter
Whitehill
Unionville
Edward Fink
Mt. Pleasant
Steel Trust
Anthracite Coal Trust
Beet Trust
Republican Party
Smormoua
Coumbine
Conold
Democratic Party
Schley
Gongreaa
Mr. Wood
Robert McDuell
Jacob Bohrback
House of Representatives
TRE News
Firemen's Contests at Portsmouth Fortemouth meet wrap
The sixteenth annual Virginia State Firemen's Association convention ended in Fortemouth. Harrisonburg No. 4 swept the hose reel race and the 100 yard event, earning $109 plus the association trumpet, and $50 prize in the reel race with a 504.5 second time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Fortemouth
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg No. 4
Death of 16 year old Manzella Warfield in Baker's Valley
Manzella Warfield died at her home in Baker's Valley yesterday of Bright's disease aged 16. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral Monday at 3 o clock from Hope Local Church. Also market quotes from Eastern Milling and Export Co list corn 3.75 per bushel shelled 56 cents wheat No 2 red 48 cents steamer 65 and hay 16 to 18 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzella Warfield
Minatella VW
Warfield
Baker's Valley
Bright
Hope
Hastern Milling & Export Company
All Saints Street
Katharine Hahn
Frederick County
Remarkable 15 Year Old Swimmer Traverses Narrows
Thousands cheered Florence West as she swam the Narrows from Bay Ridge to St George in 66 minutes. From Fort Hamilton, she faced rough cold water and strong currents aided by Wadham Wilson James Dempasy and Kennedy. Despite exhaustion of her escorts, she continued with steadiness, singing en route, finishing after three and a half miles with a bold display of strength and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Ridge
Fort Hawiton
Long Island
Florence West
Narrows
Miss West
Brooklyn
Mies West
Wadham Wilson
James Dempasy
Firt
Hamilton Volunteer Life Saving Orron
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Mica West
Ninety Ninth Street
Misa
South Beach
St George
Towpkinaville
Wilson
Dampsey
St. Georges
Abe
Mica Weat
Fort Hamilton
Remarkable Case of an Old Negro Woman Free
Mary Stewart, an elderly African American woman, traveled from Lincoln to seek her son, whom she had never seen since slavery. From Nebraska to Kansas, clues point to Hubbell and White Cloud as possible leads, with Baptists raising funds to aid her quest. Her tale highlights enduring faith while confirming she was unaware she was free for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart
Lincoln
Ray
Hur Son
Omaha
Qomshs
Hubbell
Neb
White Cloud
Kaz
Bosy
Fire at Monterey Hotel Causes Panic and Loss
A blaze discovered at Monterey Ian Biue Ridge Summit yesterday morning originated from a candle in Mr. Bolling's room. Adrian Hughes alerted guests before flames were contained with hand-grenades and water buckets. About 200 guests evacuated. furniture and carpets burned. No injuries reported. insured loss expected to exceed two hundred dollars. Thomas and Adrian Hughes of Baltimore own the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Biue Ridge
Aarly
Bolling
Chicago
M. W. Bolling
Baltimore
Adrian Hughes
Lslo
Thomas and
Linganore Hills Inn Guests From Maryland and Missouri
Arrivals at Linganore Hills Inn include Mrs. F. M. Paca Miss Paca and others from Baltimore Towson Md Washington and St Louis with families and widowed guests. Names listed cover a diverse group including Mr and Mrs W H Oullimore Jr Mr and Mrs Charles S Shreve Jr Miss Louiss M Fertig and Miss Bertha H Langedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hills Inn
F. M. Paca
Paca
Aliss Annie J. Parker
Grace , Parker
Jessie Baylies
F. A. Rouse
Gretchen Dienbart
W. H.oullimore, Jr
Baltimore
Charles 8. Shreve, Jr
Louiss M. Fertig
Bertha H. Langedale
Charles W. Huff
E.T. Ryder
Ethel Ryder
Charles W. Dawes
Elizabeth M. Dawes
G. W. Corbett
Elis Corbett
Katherine Corbett
Washington
James B. Green, Jr
Towson
Mark Q
Woodell
J. Louis
Kefanyer Family Reunion Date Change In County
The Kefanyer family reunion at Braddock Hoetghta was moved from August 27 to September 3. Local members and relatives nationwide are expected to attend, with last year’s turnout of about 200 persons possibly surpassed. Sold by P L Bargats Og.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koefanyer
Kefanyer
Braddock Hoetghta
Parsons
Five of twelve men released after Middletown assault hearing
A lengthy hearing before Justice Lemuel Sheffler in Middletown ended near 10 p m with five defendants Shipley Koontz Penn Thomas and Fisher held for grand jury action in $1 000 bonds. The case alleges assault with intent to murder Martin Kefauver of Middletown. Charles Cramer Kefauver and others were not bound over. Local officials faced crowd noise and objections during testimony from about twenty witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Straweberger
Cherlas Oramar
Dudley Strawnbarger
Silas Thomas, Jr
Harry Schell
Thomas Penn
Harry Koontz
Bernard Michael
John E. Shipley
Martin
Kofauger
Middletown
Justles Lemuel Sheffler
Worthington
Bhipley
Thomas
Penn
Ball
John Shipley
Kefauvers
Charles Cramer
Martin Kefauver
Shipley
Cramer
Acon Lewis F. Kefauver
Bernard Michiel
Frederick
Stoner
Z. W. Gaver
F. M. Fanbel
John Wood
State
Emory L. “Coblentz
Biate
Frederick Athletic Club Dominates Martinsburg Again
Frederick Athletic Club defeated Martinsburg W Va 10 to 2 at Athletic Park for the second time this week. Rowe pitched superbly and aided his offense with strong hitting as Frederick scored seven runs in the seventh inning after a quiet middle. Houck and Bennett backed Rowe on defense and at bat as a sizable crowd watched. The Frederick club’s thirteenth straight victory marks a strong season, with plans to invite more top teams to compete. Other items include Brunswick seeking to form a cornet band in Brownwick and Henry Buser of Ladiesburg receiving an $8 per month pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Club
Martinsburg
Frederick Athletic Club
W. Va
Athletic Park
Rowe
Frederick
Houck
Bennett
Frederick—Bennett
Honck
Brunt
Bentz
Jones
Little
Phobus
Men’s shirts and stockings at discounted prices this winter
An ad noting a malting room pushout of Eclipse Madraa shirts and other goods. It promises liberal discounts on men’s shirts, Goats’ New Four la Bands, and children’s stockings. Items include light potash wrappers and shirt waists sold below cost with emphasis on quality and value.
Great sale offers and odd items at Frederick shop
A jumble of old time discounts and varied goods with prices in old currency lists dresses and shirts a druggist ad and a temperance picnic announce new confectionery college prep and dental services by local practitioners in Frederick with notices of publicity and employment needs.
Local Food Ads and Specials Tonight
Frederick County phone 534 advertises Woodward's fruit and veg display and City Hotel Grill offerings. Tonight features chicken soup with corn, soft crabs, turtle soup, clam chowder, clam fritters, and Yingling's soups with various dishes and notes on orders to all town parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel Grill
Woodward
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Co
O. Thes
Kemp
Woodward's
Frederick County
Yingling
Ribbon and fabric clearance by Ronook & Co
EO. 8. RONOOK & GO. offers a general cleaning of leftovers from their large stock. Includes stripe ribbons, white maroon quilts, feathered crepe quilts, heavy trolley shawls, outing flannel, new outings and dress fabrics. Prices cut to bargain levels. stock ranges across colors and widths for school uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&. Rodock & CO
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the Daily News
Wasaivaros
Maryland
W. 1. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Misa Eleanor Markey
Knoxville
Bider
Emmiteburg
Florida
Brank C. Norwood
Atlantic City
Harry Dertzbaugh
Misa “Nellie Thomas
Blanoha Hovok
Patrick Stress
Randolph Mason
Rockville
Neva Gilbert
Union Bridge
Rebskah Wilcoxon
C. O. Carty
Esat Patrick Street
Charles Reinwald
Emmitsburg
Massachusetts
J. Clarke Davilpise
Virginia
West Virginia
Edwin O. Markell
D. Gay Thomas
T. Poole Jones
Alry
Annie Klipp
High Knob
Weat Fifth Street
John Bsavera
Lucy Bruce Houghton
Washington, D. C
Eleanor Croft
New York
Bessie Tyson
East Church Street
Wm. H. Roach
Adjutant General’s Office
F. E. McCreary
Union Sandsy School
Harmony
Union St . Greagerstown
Luthevan and Reformed
Petersville
M. E
Ijamaville
Charley Walling
Harry Walling
Pepa
Pete
Florense West
Perereeeees
Theas
Terrace
Bisves
Elias
Carter County
Ifrae
Bain
Moah
Kefauver
Justice SheMor Finda Shipley
Pent, Koontz
Ouilty
Brunswick
Brownwick
Henry Buser
Ladiesburg
Batourdat
Rad
Goats
Joh
Si Endrickson
Bodash
Wate
Mal Lesata
Ouei
Neidig & Miller
Olinton E
Main
Attemtson
Olenton
Sam Grodusta
Market St Federick County
Temperance
Frederick Fair Grounds
Charles Scanlon
Minnesota
John E. Finch
G. W. Walker
Browningsville
Irpes
W. Walker
Blappington
Slamenaner’s Bakery
Market Street
Alfico & Elalspasidios
Frederick College
Bins Edith Ritchie
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
H. O. Surxs
Masonic Tempis
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Isekete
A.T. Ricz & Sons
Yondral
North Market Biblet
Frederick, 3D
Thomas P.rice
East Fourth Straw
Eldewaleh
Bethe
Willard
Keller
Patrick Bireet Frederick
Thletic Park
Wm. Anderson
Addreng Hox
di W. Second Street
East Third Street
J. A. Rozer
LeGore
P.O
Wm. OC
North Market
Bible Society
Jacob Hobrback
Aisdin Warzed
West Church Street
Elsdtt
Merc. E. 3
Eichelberger
Chas. Wertheimer
Aleiman
B. B. Giles & Co
Sirest
Philadelphia
Wainni
Laogaire
W. C
Joseph Grom
waxSert
Creb
Dore
You
Lupeh
City Hotel Gril
Bird Pia
Genuine Turtis
Ronook & GO
Utora
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