In History August 25 Chronology of Noted Figures
The Daily News records a history note list of figures with birth and death details. Entries include Margret of Anjou death in France 1482 James Watt born 1786 and Frederick Nietzsche died 1900 at Weimar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratian
Mssusgin
Louwe IX
France
Loula
Patra
Margaret of Anjou
Henry Vic
England
David Harley
David Wurne
Edinburgh
James Watt
Francis Brit Harte
Albany
Sir John Howe
Caithness
Scotland
Mary Kyle Dallas
New York City
Frederick William Nietsche
Weimar
PURELY PERSONAL VISITOR NOTES FROM RICHMOND AND AREA
Miss Madeline English of Richmond visits Visitation Academy. Mrs. Chas. E. T. Feat returns from Washington. Miss Mamie Cote, visiting Washington, goes home tonight. Miss Fannie Winter of Alexandria Pa visits Miss Lillia Oroniee on Went Third street. Miss Peffercorn of Baltimore returns from Camp Schley Inn. Mrs. McClellan Shook and Washington children visit Wm. E. Kuhn's family. Hacsoo Maulsby and John Haydon return from Charlestown W Va. Dan Harper of Washington DC returns from Gompher family visit. Charles E. Lewis of St Stephen's College visits parents on West Fourth street. Mrs. S. Garber and daughter Virgie return from visit to Mrs. Marquette of Weverton Md. Mrs. Albert Hargett and daughter visit parental home on East Church street. Mr. and Mrs. O. Br. Martin and sons Rob and Dick return to Baltimore after visit to Mrs. Lb. H. Moberly. Mr. Creager and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wachter and Francis spend Sunday with Geo. D. Kebne family at The Locusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline English
Richmond
The
Visitation Academy
Mamie Cote
Washington
Chas. E. T. Feat
Charles E. Lewis
St. Stephen’s College
New York
J. H. Lewis
Weat Fourth Street
5. Garber
Virgie
East Fourth Street
Marquette
Weverton
Albert Hargett
Baltimore
Eugene Albaugh
East Church Street
O. BR. Martin
Rob
Lb. H. Moberly
Creager
Charles Wachter
Francis
Geo. D. Kebne
Religious Meetings Led by Calhoun Street Minister
Rev Peter Ainslie pastor of Cal houn Street Christian church Baltimore opened a series in Junior Hall tonight the second service set for eight oclock Prof H Train of Rockville Md will direct music Amalie aims to establish Frederick congregation of the Church of Christ if interest grows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ainslie
Calhoun Street
Death of Mrs. Alice A. Hall at Pearl
Mrs. Alice A. Hall, aged 47, wife of Samuel T. Hall, died at her Pearl home yesterday of typhoid fever. Survived by husband and five children. Funeral tomorrow at 4 AM with service at Osrmel church and interment in the church graveyard. Also reports of Nannie Brier gored by a cow near Clifton and Mr. Stockman bringing fine peaches to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Hall
Alice A. Hall
Pearl
Eden Sheets
Nannie Brier
Thomas Byler
Clifton
Mt. Zion
Viola Reed
Reed's Circus
Frederick
Walkersville
Middletown
Boy Dies After Doctor’s Colic Treatment Backfires
A four year old boy suffered severe colic and stomach cramps after a doctor’s morphine injection failed to help. He calmed briefly after Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was given, then died later. The notice also mentions Mr Woodins, a bookkeeper, and a Lumber Co. for sale by L. Pestre.
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Chamberlain
Balian
Wiking
Sueli Laks
Wis
Woodins
Shell Late Lumber Co
Walkersville Savings Bank Incorporated for new town loan
The Walkersville Savings Bank corporation formed by D M Thomas president and B J Jamison secretary plans a 40 year capital stock of 26000 dollars. A brick one story building is to be built on main street beside Wachter’s store. Directors serve as first year officers while others await election.
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D. M
Thomas
B. J. Janison
Gotton
David Cremer
Brooke I. Jamison
Marshall O. Ramaborg
Jobo Dich
John H. Stauffer
O. Albert Nicolodemus
Georgs H. Cramer
Cephas M. Thomas
Clarence O. Fulton
Millard F. Geesey
Walkersville
Walkersville Savings Bank
E. 0
Wachter
Helghet
Ocephis M. Thomas
B. I. Jamison
BRIEF BITS FROM THE AUGUST WEEK AHEAD
A vignette from late summer cites one week in August and notes picnic season vigor as families prep children for school. It also ponders wealth and adversity, a dead pacing mare of Elroy Rostkey, a Maeterlinck quote on gossip, and light quips about marriage, poverty, and a possum joke reflecting social humor of the period.
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Elroy Rostkey
Defense of the Automobile and School Reopenings
Letters from the People defend The News against a reported incident about an automobile near BE Winebrewer’s store noting misstatements. Reopening notices list Frederick College and several local schools resuming sessions from late August to October, with names of schools and dates, including the Deaf School and Visitation Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
BE. J. Winebrewer
G.m.d.clabacgh
Woman's College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Academy of the Visitation
Curbing Arrives For East Church Street Work
The first car of granite curbing arrived over the NRR yesterday evening carrying 800 feet for East Church street. Work on the street will begin shortly. In other news Mrs. Mary Worman of Harmony Grove, paralyzed on Banda, is very ill.
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East Church Street
Mary Worman
Harmony Grove
Reliance Leads Again in America's Cup Race Start
Special Dispatch to Tus News New York Aug. 26 The second race of the series for the America's cup over the triangular course started this morning with Shamrock weed 11 02 00 Reliance 11 02 27 The Reliance leads by about three quarters of a mile early in the race.
Taft to Succeed Root as War Secretary
President Roosevelt accepts Secretary Root resignation with Taft to replace him as Secretary of War by January 1. Governor General William H. Taft of the Philippines will assume the post.
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Ousrex Bay
N. Y
Root
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
The
Philippines
Allegany Republicans Elect Delegates in Tumultuous Convention
Allegany County Republicans held a convention to nominate delegates for judicial and state nominating conventions. Henderson was backed for associate judge, Lowndes for governor, with Pearce praised amid party friction. Contested credentials and a fierce clash over a Pearre-Pearce alignment led to protests and a heated floor fight, ending with Pearre loyalists elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Q County
R. R. Henderson
Henderson
David HK. Dick
Lonaconing
George A. Pearce
McKinley
Roosevelt
Albert A. Doub
Doub
Mr. Doub
Pearre
Cane
Wenaternport
Republican Party
Pearce
Lloyd Lowndes, Jr
State Central
Trouoble
A. A. Doub
Lowndes
Thecensa Ne
O. WH. Holtzman
Fpearre
Paving Ordinance Passed by City Council on Market Street
The mayor and board met last night and approved paving Market Street square from All Esiats to Patrick with the city to seek cost sharing from B F Railway Company for paving on streets used by the road. No action on the square between Patrick and Cborch streets.
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Board of Aldermen
Market Street
Esiats
Patrick Street
Charles P. Levy
B.& F. Railway Company
Patrick
Cborch
Market Notes on Garden Produce and Prices
Vegetables were plentiful at the cat market this morning though tomatoes remain scarce for canning. Warm sun may hasten ripening. Berries apples and damsons abundant with some crabapples pears. cantaloupes less tasty than last year and peaches scarce and pricey. Average prices run about 1.66 to 2 dollars per bushel. Small stock of dressed ducks squabs and chickens and several coops of live fowls comprise the poultry corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caatket
Thea Desista
Elien Jackson Arrested Then Freed on Warning
Elien Jackson, a locally adored figure, was arrested by Special Officer Hing last night for allegedly assaulting her daughter and disturbing home peace on Moeslny's cow. Before Justice Smith she was released with a warning not to face Lim again on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elien Jackson
Hing
Moeslny
Justice Smith
Lim
Packing Corn Output To Be Large In Frederick Area
About ten million cans of corn to be packed this season across Monocacy Valley Canning Company Frederick City Packing Company and Cole and Dixon factories. 3,000 county workers plus 400 to 600 at the Monocacy plant and 700 at Frederick City plant. 3.5 million at Monocacy and 4 million at Frederick City and over 300,000 at Cole and Dixon. Tomatoes and other produce also canned though tomato crop expected poor due to heavy rain.
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Monooscy Valley Canning Company
Frederick City
Ibis
Frederick City Packing Company
Colé and Dixon
On the Mountain Top Notes at Braddock Colony
August 25 Braddock Colony details social life at the mountain spot. Visitors, family news, arrivals at Avalon and Ostalpia, birthday party, hunts for a lost diamond pin, and a dog bite incident involving Mrs. Viola Reed of Reed's circus.
Straw Ride Delights Youth Party From Frederick
A group of 35 local youths enjoyed a straw ride to Buckeystown last evening. They visited Mr. Charles Adame’s lunch room where ice cream was served, then toured the town and returned to Frederick at 12 90 o'clock.
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Buckeystown
Charles Adame
Frederick
Bargain Offerings From An Old Time Cloth Shop
A pasted sale notice outlines multiple offerings with low prices on cotton dresses, muslin and gingham fabrics, lace curtains, wash goods, and fall dress goods. Items include 640 price points for prints, 12 1/2 to 18 cent gowns, 28 inch wool broadcloth, 126 and 150 lawn, madras, oxford, and silk glomhes. Includes atcost shawls, lace curtains, and yardwide fabrics with heavy discounts and import samples.
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Gma
Camp meeting troubles lead to deputy shot wound
At Emory Grove camp meeting near Rockville nine prisoners were booked by Rockville police for liquor sales weapon carry and assault. Sheriff Collier and Deputy Bradley confronted George Holland who drew a pistol and was shot in the groin. he was taken to Warmington hospital.
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Emory Grove
Washington Grove
Rockville
Collier
Bradley
George Holland
Hha
Wraebington
Looking for a Wife at City Opera House on Thursday
A large twenty five person company presents Looking for a Wife a three act comedy with singing music and dances. The show features special scenery and a troupe of pretty performers.
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Tles City Opera House
Hoyt
Will of Miss Sssanush M. Lyon Filed for Probate in Baltimore
The will of Miss Sssanush M. Lyon of Baltimore was filed in the Orphans' Court for probate this morning. She bequeaths all her property to her mother, Mrs. Martha KR. Lyon, and names her as sole executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuseanai Lyon
Local Mention and Shop Names Highlighted in Listing
A fragmented local notice lists Don’: Missa Treat and Hugsler's Mixed Chocolates with the tagline Needs no Explanation at Willismoon's. It mentions Lidiera Bard crabs and various seafood items, plums, rock, spoke trout, mackerel, blue fish, butter, and a phone number 316, referencing Williamson's and Gar Guarantes in the brief catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Hugsler
Willismoon’s
Lidiera
Bard
Phone 316
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