Notable death dates and events from 1839 to 1902
The Daily News notes include birth and death of notable figures Francis Bret Harte in 1902, ex governor Reuben E. Fenton in 1819, Houghton head H G Houghton in 1818, and Mary Kyle Dallas born 1847. Also lists astronomical events with sun and moon timings, and planetary conjunction involving Venus in early evening.
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Francis Bret Harte
Albany
Reuben E. Fenton
New York
H. G. Houghton
Houghton, Miffin & Co
Mary Kyle Dallas
Venus
Frederick News Mail Reminder For Subscribers
While away, stay connected with home news. The Frederick News will be mailed promptly, with no interruption of service by updating old and new addresses via mail order or phone 18 percent.
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Efly
Frederick
Among the Sick and Suffering in Frederick
The notice lists residents from Frederick and nearby streets confined to the house by illness. Richard Moberly on South Market and Susie Crumbaugh on West Church are improving, while Mrs. Brish, Mrs. Fraley, and Mr. Johnson are recovering after hospital surgery. Harry Garrett and his mother remain bedbound on West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard Moberly
South Market Street
Susie Crumbaugh
West Church Street
Charles Fraley
West South Street
William W. Brish
West Patrick Street
City Hospital
Frank Johnson
Eighth Street
W.C. Hamlett
W. N. Garrett
Harry Garrett
Deeds and License Highlight Middletown Valley Reunion
In the courts and notices column, transfers include William T J Yingling and wife to Walter G Baker a county real estate deed. John L Lortz to Sarah E B Lortz a county real estate deed for $1. Samuel Martin and wife to Georg W Pittinger a county real estate deed. A marriage license is recorded for Lawrence R Moser of Key-Mar and Clara Pittinger of Loysville. The 25th Annual Sunday School Reunion of Middletown Valley is expected to be large with speakers announced. Yellow Springs Band to provide music and Reeder handles refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Wiliam T. J. Yingling
Wa. G. Baker
John L. Lortz
Sarah EB. Lortz
Samuel Martin
Georg W. Pittinger
Middletown Valley
Yellow Springs
Reeder
Church service notice at Feagaville by President Apple
President Joseph T. Apple of the Woman's College will occupy the pulpit at the Reformed Church Feagaville for the regular morning service next Sunday. Phone S32 for drug orders. W Farner, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Apple
Woman's College
The
Reformed Church
Feagaville
Rush Paving Work Shifts to South Market Street Scene
Paving equipment moves to South Market street as East Patrick work nears finish. The crossing over Frederick Railroad tracks will be renewed with planks and a slight grade adjustment to the curve from Market to South street. Water line work and a temporary shutdown are planned for a few hours around 4 o clock Sunday.
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East Patrick Street
South Market Street
Northern Central Railroad
Frederick
East Street
Patrick Street
Market
South Street
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Railroad Co
Baltimore
N .Market Street
New City
Child Hit by Automobile Near Lime Kiln
A colored girl, daughter of Virgie Bell of Lime Witn, was run over by Frank Thomas’s car near her home after the driver swerved to avoid a buggy. The child, about years old, suffered only minor bruises and was treated by Dr Boutson of Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Bell
Lime Witn
Frank Thomas
Boutson
Buckeystown
Valuable business place sold in Middletown to Chas. A. Butts
The Isaiah J. Toms property, a valued business and residence site in Middletown, was sold on private terms to Mr. Chas. A. Butts. He plans to close his blacksmith shop, take possession, and redevelop the property with extensive improvements, opening a boarding house, livery, and confectionery combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah J. Toms
Mddletown
Chas A. Butts
Butts
Washington Promoter Widdup Arrest Reported by Sheriff
Telegraph from Sheriff Barber says Widdup, a Washington promoter, was arrested in Hagerstown yesterday and to be brought to Washington today on Sheriff Barber's request. Police expect formalities and paperwork upon Widdup's transfer to Washington authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widdup
Washington Police Department
Thomas H. Barber
Hagerstown
N. Widdup
Washington
Sheritt Barber
Traction Engine Runs Away At Indian Springs
The traction engine owned by Joseph Hildebrand near Indian Springs ran away yesterday afternoon on a steep hill. A broken flywheel pinion left operator Lewis Hildebrand unable to stop the vehicle, which plowed into a ditch and struck a large flint stone before halting near Alpha beta of Madlas Wasi. Damages were minimal, though tools lay scattered as onlookers aided and the crew continued toward threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hildebrand
Indian Springs
Lewis Hildebrand
Frederick
Hildebrand
Ala Beta
Madlas Wasi
Mer
David Kintz
Albert Harris
Keefer Staley
SUE THEIR MOTHER-IN-LAW Three Sons-in-Law Seek Settlement
In a circuit court dispute over the estate of widow Mrs Elizabeth Baumgardner near Mt Airy, her three sons-in-law William Sapplneton Pe Lowman and Reuben Alexander seek a settlement of prices for her dower share and the crops Wheat barley and hay. Court testimony was taken as they clash over the farm’s wheat barley and hay profits. The case has strained relations as the mother-in-law laments losing all three sons-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Alexander
Elizabeth Baumgardner
William A. Sapplneton
Pe Lowman
Reuben Alexander
Stoner
Weinberg
Urner
Alexander
Local display in Shipley’s store highlights Edison items
The phonographic department window at Shipley’s store was attractively fixed up with Edison machines and records. Progress noted by Mr. Robert Shipley and Mr. Geo W Rhoderick, a well known Frederick county farmer from the Krantz farm on the Buckeystown pike, reports bumper sweet corn crop with ears claimed as the largest in the area yielding about four and a half tons per acre.
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Phonographic Department
Shipley
Edison
Robert Shipley
Geo. W. Rhoderick
Frederick County
Krantz
Buckeystown Pike
September Records and Limited Music Offers Highlight Local Stores
Local ads promote Tailoring and fall outfits at Dorsey & Co Popular Price Outfitters with September Edison records. Shipley’s sells gale items while Busy Corner features music including My Hula Hula Love and Alexander’s Rag Time Band. Margaret R. Duvall resumes music teaching September 4 at 208 South Market. Chamberlain’s remedy advertised for summer completion.
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Margaret R. Duvall
South Market Street
Alexander
Ministers Stranded By Vacations Tie The Knot At Last
Clarence R. Moser of Key-Mar and Miss Clara A. Pittinger of Loy's Station faced a wedlock delay as six ministers were away. Clerk Chapline finally found Elder P. D. Fahrney to perform the ceremony at his home after securing a marriage license at the Frederick court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Moser
Key-Mar
Clara A. Pittinger
Loy
Frederick
Harry Io Chayline
Shoul
Douglass Clooff
Protestant Episcopal Church
Central
WH Lamar
Methodist Church
G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henri i L. G. Kieffer
Evangelicst Reformed Church
Rives
M. I. Church
South
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Chixbh
Worcester Ivory Salt offer to Fredrick shoppers
Local notice announces Worcester Salt Co led by Mr G E Pendleton in Frederick to introduce Ivory Salt. Every family buying a ten cent Worcester bag gets a free ten cent Ivory Shaker Salt carton. Women will distribute value cards. stores will list where Worcester and Toorstate are sold. Also mentions Baltimore round trip train fare and local advertising content from Harry G Dorsey & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Pendleton
Worcester Salt Co
Frederick
Worcester
Ivory
Salt Company
Toorstate
Worcester and Ivery
New Rain Carts and Bargains at Local Stores
Frequent shopping notices announce late summer sales on rain carts, children's coats, veils, ribbons, and lotions. Frederick ads tout low prices on fabrics, garments, and holiday-ready dress goods, plus a sale of Worcester and Ivery Salt for ten cents. An excursion to Luray Caverns is offered for August 31 from Frederick, with a festival planned by Mission Sunday School on Winchester Street. Notices cover farm sales near Ladiesburg and a sheriff candidate’s campaign reaffirmation.
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Mission Sunday School
Winchester Street
South
Winchester Streets
O.la. M
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New Spa
Pere
George H. Weiner
Citiens
Big Sweet Corn
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Seeger & Co
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Viarrhae Remeiv
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Fahrney
Guy
Chapline
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Natonal Bank
Predenick
Capital
A. D. Baker
WM. G. Bandit
John D. Hendrickson
Ponges Co
Luce
Joan D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Barker
G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Sali
Clark
Vedi
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WACO
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Luray Caverns
Patrick St. Frederick Railroad CO
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Konda
Forrlock
American Bonding Company of
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Ladiesburg
Mda
Princegn Buckey
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James A. Jones
Braddock Heights
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Farus
Montgomery & Md
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Union Court Street
Fourth Street
Patrick & Carrot
Frederik County Farmers Exchange
M.L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
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Thomas P. Rich
Nortil Market Street
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Staley
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