Notable 17th to 19th Century Figures and Events Listed
A fragmented historical entry references mid years including 1572 Bartholomew Day Massacre, 1682 John Duke of Lauderdale, Napoleon era figures, Wilberforce and abolitionist work, Theodore Hook, Bartholomew Fair, and 1883 Count Grambard. It notes abolition of the slave trade and various births and deaths tied to European history.
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al’ Mo Vo
Porty
M Snaere
St. Bar
John, Duke of
Laudere
Cheartos
Fiarnolin
Napoleon
Pontvarie
Wilberforce
Vilma O
Count Grambard
France
Tullertessia
Paris
Local Visitors and Family Trips Highlight City Notes
A stream of visitors and relatives arrival and departures fills the city scene. Mentions include Mr Marton Dyer and Miss Mingis Mentz visiting kin, Mrs Edward H Walther’s daughter in Cumberland, and Miss Fannie Jacoby with Miss Cecilia Borancer visiting Miss Ross Stern. Several residents travel to Baltimore Philadelphia New York Jamestown Exhibition and Washington for relatives, business, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton Dyer
Kirk, Pa
Biles Blaicha Stack
Atlantic City
Mingis Mentz
Warhieron
Banth
Atreat
Biles
Airlina Nozalbreok
Lanter
Milas Mary Souidkachs
Chia City
Lagratowa
Martin Gsrer
Baltimore
Misa Norati
Luiy
Lay's
Cnn Sin
Rogalla
Mies Mollie
Neanata
Bmucgie Mantz South
Ross Stern
East Patrick Street
Gathering Chambris
Washington
Mes
Wm. T. Shook
West Patrick
Rvat
Loulee, Corlona
Emus Payne
Pautladelphia
New York
Ghos. N. Weebter
Bryersville
Mich
Erowns
Braddock
Chooning
Watta
Brooklyn
H. Bennets
Bronewick
Mollie Wolta
Marchal Font
Meridian
Migs
Mica Mildrad Ludy
Sarah E Ludy
Aroanoo
Ohia
Mra Obarla B. Darner
Buddetawao
Mra Wm
Braddock Heights
Bloomsburg
F Rains
Pittsburg
Misa Wargarot
le Joan’s Hospital
Alfred Ronizashu
Middletown
Harry BF. Barryar and Son
Waebugien
Breddock Haights
Wm HH. Burger
Unraveling a Philadelph ia Morpheme Tale of Fannts E Martin
A Philadelphia hospital report details the death of Mrs. Fannts E Martin, a 45 year old daughter of a Southern planter and former slaveowner. The thread of the Philadelphia story links inherited wealth, fading fortunes, and morphine addiction, with Middletown and Frederick County ties and a distant Baltimore connection.
Death and Obituaries from a Local Paper: Goldsborough and Others
The notice lists the death of Edward Yerbury Goldsborough of Tuxedo Park with details of his lineage and survivors, plus funeral arrangements. It also records infant deaths Grace Elizabeth Schell and an unnamed infant, with burial plans at Olive Cemetery, and notices for Thomas P. Rice and Mrs Jacob D Dinterman, including funeral details. An accident report describes William Bowlas breaking both wrists in a ladder incident near Migdetawo, with treatment by Dr. Beckley and current dependency on care.
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Grace Elizabeth Schell
Esward Schell
West South Street
Sholera Infantum
Ms Olives
Margel Houtt
Ms. Oives
Thomas P. Rice
Wm Bowlas
Migdetawo
Mir Binlon
Josnna Norris
Bowlas
E L Beckley
Bawins
Aldermen consider gift to expand city park on West Patrick Street
At a special meeting Mayor Smith said an offer had been made to buy and donate the Riehl property adjoining the Riehl Spring Act to the city to be converted into a park. The donor’s identity would be released after the transfer, likely next week, and the brick building on the lot may be torn down.
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Board of Aldermen
Smith
Weat Patrickstraat
Fatal mill accident kills Middletown man at Hampden Factory
William J. Wolf, 29, of Middletown, was fatally injured at Mount Vernon Mill No 1 of the General Cotton Duot Company in Hampden. Caught by a belt driven pisker machine, his left hand and throat were severely injured as the blades and cover entangled him. Employed three days, Wolf died instantly despite efforts to stop the machine. Coroner Linthicum ruled accidental death. the death marked the mill’s first fatality in 24 years. He is survived by his mother, two brothers, three sisters, and a sister-in-law in Baltimore and Frederick counties. Funeral planned in Middletown Monday.
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Philadelphia
Fannts E Martin
Peanteca
Martin
Eliza Uscoher
Birs Martin
Abe
Taoia Monsy
Monsy
Martha Ostme
Wurzcatar
Blizs
Macy
Raspaata
Middlstown
Ioss
John Gardiner, & Garman
Frederick
Middletown
Sue
Frank Martin
Baltimore
William J. Wolf
Bmiddletown
Hampden
Mount Vernon
George Carter
Wolf
Staives
Osrter
Carter
R . Norman
Cheatout Avenue
Linthicum
William Abbost
Bernard Street
Richard M. Gibson
Marly
Franklin H. Walt
Hidward Wolf
Camden
W.J
Ralph Wolf
Union Bridge
William Rishl
Pearl R. Young
Wewa
Funerals for O Edwin Kemp and Helen Fiala Doagisa
The funeral of O Edwin Kemp was held at 2 PM from his East Third Street home with Rev Dr Eschbach officiating. Mayor Gio Edw Smith and Harris Filer staff attended. pallbearers named. burial at Me Olives cemetery. The funeral of Mrs Helen Fiala Doagisa followed at her East Third Street residence with Rev Charies Feteck officiating. pallbearers listed. interment at Me Olivet cemetery.
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O. Edwin Kemp
East Thirdetreat
EB BR
Eschbach
Gio Edw
Smith
Harris & Filer
Basiness
Hepablican Committes Organica at meeting
At a Republican congressional committee meeting today the officers of the academy were elected. Chairman George Danuls secretary OOG AUaherman treasurer Tiarty and Chapling served. The meeting was well attended and enthusiastic with speeches delivered by Mr Hammond Urner Col Juan Ro Roazy and Mr Roo 8 Harp.
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Hepablican
Religious Services Plan Busy Sunday Across Local Churches
Local pastors announce sermons and Sunday school times at many churches including Filas Hul, All Saints Episcop, German Baptist Brethren, Grane Reformed, Hvaygelical Lotherac, Methodist Episcopal, and Trinity M. E. church. Notable speakers Rev. John Paul Tyler Rev. Dr. H. R. Bech bach Rev. A J. Gu Rev. Dr. Steck. The Brangalioal Reformed church schedules morning and evening services while Abths First Baptist notes a culture class and Jadeous Were of the Crcas.
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John Paul Ty’er
Filas Hul
Braddock Feiguts
Sohlageville Mission
All Saints
Thomas Frasman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
German Baptist Brethren Church
Grane Reformed Church
Bar. EK. . McLean
Charles IP Steck
Hvavgelical Lotherac
Methodist Episcopal Church
That Paater
A J. Gu
Gnepal Mission Workere
Lambert Building
West Patrick Atree
Brangalioal Reformed Ohuarch
Paaser
H. R. Bechbach
Absths First Baptist Church
Wm Hammord Payker
Jadeous
St. John's Cathols
Tamor
Ifia
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Kase
Trinity M
John Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Christian Endeaver Society
Addrasses Py
Henry Abbots
Jesa Michael
Willam
Ira Smith
Social Gatherings and Lawn Parties Reported at Urbana Area
A social event at Hamp ton near Urbana featured a formal reception at the home of Mr and Mrs John Dennis with a buffet and dancing to the Frederick Be lea Orchestra. Guests included numerous local residents and visitors from nearby towns. another social at Worth Market street featured games, piano and graphophone performances, and a delightful lawn fete at Willow Giam Farm with music and refreshments. A progressive euchre party at Nibrah Cottage Brad deck Heath awarded Mrs W H Howard as ladies winner and Mr John Columbus as booby prize.
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Ampton
John Dennis
Urbana
Tae Noose
Fredarick ‘Belea
Baltimba
Mira Margaret
McPacrron
Jehan Markel
Oef Markell
James Gambrill
Poole Janes
Tha Merria
Smith
Misses McSnerry
Mies Naah
Holmen D. Baker
Philips Lise
Snd
Frenda Mark
Geo M_iontas
Worth Market Straet
Sleo Mons
Sies Inez Lanerd
Altoona
Anna Kemp
Washington
Misass Lala Shook
Anna
Clara McGloning
Voirza
Alice Hiedelberger
Fannia
Margaret Baumgerdoer
William Suirgool
Baltimore
John and
Lacnerd McGinonizs
Louisa Eichelberger
Rer
Nibrah Cottage
Braddeck Heath
Mre
Wo HE Howard
Mira R. Howard
R. Howard
John Columbus
J D Baker President Wh G Barenk Vice President
J D Baker is listed as president and Wh G Barenk as vice president in a brief organizational note. The text also mentions a second vice president Cashler. Further context is limited but indicates a small leadership slate for an unnamed organization.
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J.D. Baker
Wh. G. Barenk
Tennis Tournament at Country Club Labor Day
On Monday September 2 a mixed doubles tennis tournament will be held at the Country Club beginning at 10 am and continuing through the day. The club opens to the public and a buffet luncheon will be served for those purchasing refreshments. Announced Entertainment Jab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Then Country Club
Local Farm Sales And Meetings Advertised In August 1907
Notices announce farm sales near Lewistown on August 27 1907 with the Mine nearby W F & G Railroad and references to the home of the late Frederick A Stall. Special Christian Endeavor Society program on the eve with speakers Henry Abbott Jesse Mitchell Wo Hales Mrs Smith and others. Also a sale of Holstein heifers on August 26 at Johnsons meadow Osan House road with D W Manas advertising. Free toilet soap with purchases tonight at The Easy Cover and advertised turtle soup at Lot ts Orta.
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G. Raitlroad
Lewistown
Frederick A. Stall
U. B
Cbriatian Endeavor Society
Osan
Johnson’s Meadow
Gna House Road
Bargain Textile Sale Promises Silk Goods and Velvets
Advert explains deep discounts on Sitka silk remnants and worsted goods as well as white lawn skirts. It notes many fabrics sold at half value and announces new stock of black velvets and brocades with yard prices from a penny to $200. Includes call to act quickly before stock sells out.
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Sitka
International
Hullas
BIG Stone
Childran
Isdegen
Lisches
George
Rodook & CO
Local auction listing and hospital notice in Frederick
A fragment of Frederick city newspaper notices shows a sale of granite ware and kitchen items with prices, then a window exhibition at George Redock for the Frederick City Hospital fundraiser. Also includes the Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting notice and a farm sale by the Stall estate, plus various ads for watermelons and vehicles with sale prices.
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Frederick City Hospital
George Redock
North Market Street
Frederick City
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TUM Daily News
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Srecini Mspaiea
Bn News
Maryland
Faur
W. Ed. Boots, Ontet
The
Weather Bureau
SOBOE
Bala
Aarway
Laase
Boy Wanted
Rogsneur
Saonffer
Attension
D. W
Mangas Hopitsl Vielttog
Honra
Nica
Graoa Neidig
Mata U
Hoepitel
Stall ‘Shipley & Boost
the Buffalo
Tatein & Wertheimer
Etohtaen’a
Carty
Subserviers
Greaze
Tually Personal
Migasat
Ick
City Register
Edward QC
Shepherd Wees
Ewspa Prebrculye
Fannie Martin
Frederick County
Fatty
Desthl
Richard Msreon Duvall
Mr. Goldsborough
City
Baltimore and Ohio
Invants
Tacor D. Dinterman
Jacob D Dinterman
Woalkeravia
Saare
Eyin
Mire J. W. Strine
Tote Alty
George Leuce
Jonae Eyler
Tira
Hausia Orgw
Alfred Dinterman
Waihktraville
Richs
William Wolf
Sunday Schools and Societies
Willow Gisn Farm
Srptasb R
Cypizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Cavitas
A.D. Bare Waal G, Zimmerman
Cashler
Samuel G
Duvall - Asst
Jupez Jas. McSherry
Kefauver
Gro
Wat. Saith
D. D, Barker
Jones Josn
Morrer
Tarorrt
Joux
Ramesure
Tros
Hater
Wat
Baker
G. M. Tuomas
Danitn
Eogagzement
Pearns & Scheck
Tassotapany
Waighis
National Corneill
Mra
Nailla A. Cramer
Pursland
Maine
Daughters of Liberty
Ths
Frederick A. Stull
Sse
D. W. Manaxs
Lewis Town Pike
Frederick A
Bultato
Joan Db, Pendricksen
Rad. Co
Waly
Jofon D. Hendrickson
Jaas
Reidig
SIG & Aelle
Shipley & Sopst
Hooscaville
Bes Weekly News
Properties Co
Fansens’ Exchange
Lawistown
Pridrick
Seo Weekly News
O LL. Renn
Henry Traim
Prioa
Eneat
Rodock & Te
Tiio
P. Rio
Rick
Ross MacKenzie
M.D
General Homeopath Medics Pracitioner
South Market Se
Prechariet
Itd
Margaret J. Mackengin
Aedical Electrician
Marsuse
Eetergency Hospital
Sonty Market
Patermar
Lla W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Geo Ji
North Market Etrees
North Mareret S7
Cramer Ke Stauffer
Cramer & Staufvee
Noah LE
Creamer D Y Stauffer
Prederick
OLIL
Fidelity
Call and Cetter
Sve
West Third Street
Montgomery County
Vest ‘Bourmont
Starket Street
Virginia Farm
Gaz
Brunswick
Market St
Petersville
Hamavile
Wamaville & New Market County Road
Herbert Thompson
Hameville
Frederick Co
Jabiut Ants
F. B. Sappineren
Jose
F.B
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