Notable historical deaths and figures on August history page
On August history page writers note several notable figures: Elizabeth Chudleigh duchess of Kingston dies in France after trial, Theodoric Koerner German jurist killed near Rosenberg with the oak marking his name. his Sword Song and Battle Hymn widely known in America. Adam Clarke Methodist preacher dies in London. Louis Philippe ex king of France dies at Claremont. Ceila Laighton Thaxter American poet dies at Shoals.
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Eizabeth Chudleigh
Kingston
France
England
Wiy
Charles
Theodoric Koerner
Koerner
Rosenberg
Koérner
America
Adam Clarke
London
Louis Philippe
Claremont
Ceila’ Laighton
Thaxter
Isle of Shoals
Ladies Wanted for Wednesday Danes Night
Fragmentary notice mentions Samuel Varrow Bilock Heights and Second St building. No clear event or organization. reads as a classifieds style call for ladies for a Wednesday gathering or activity at a local address.
Baltimore visits and local obituaries spark town chatter
The column records numerous residents visiting Baltimore and Port Deposit, with confirmations of travel by Zimmerman and others. It notes the identification of a deceased man from Boston, Daniel B. Murphy, killed on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Woodstock, with coroner ruling the death accidental and mental in origin.
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Remetins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woodstock
Daniel B. Murphy
Poplar Street
Boston
United States Carvice
Fort Howard
Burglar charged after Mrs Shook identification at hearing
Miss Mattie Shook identified Granville Brown as the intruder at her North Market home. Brown faced a hearing before Justice Holtstein, who remanded him to jail in default of bail pending grand jury action. Witness described Brown's behavior and attempted to obtain beer and whiskey on prior occasions.
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Granville Brown
Shook
North Market Street
Holtstein
Mattie Shook
Brown
Death in the City Obituary Notice Fragment
Fragments list Rt Rev Thomas John and Samuel Claggett with Mary, Lizzie Stoup, Minnie, Mary, and others. Mentions Mt Olivet Cemetery, funeral arrangements at a parish home, and interment planned at Olivet. Paraphrased from a damaged obituary noting a widow and daughter survivors.
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Thoma
Thomas John’ Tane
Samuel Claggett
Mte. Mary
Ota
East Fifth
Pereehy
Eugene
Mt. Ol
Pater
Lawroente
Lenaore
Adam. Haury
Chia City
Lizzie
News of the Churches Harvest Service Report
The suncal harvest service was held at the Reformed church in Charlesville on Sunday morning August 24, led by Rev. M Han ch. The large congregation noted abundant grain and garden decorations and offerings for benevolence. A harvest service at Utica’s St. Paul’s Reformed is planned for August 31 at 10 p.m. Zion church in Opslesville has regular service next Sunday at 2.15 p.m.
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Charlesville
M ‘Hancb
St. Paul’s Reformed
Utica
Zion Church
Opsilesville
Tenure Tournament Ends In Elegant Tennis Evening
A notable tennis event was held at Mon Risat, home of the Graces and Mazi Prio. In preliminaries Alfred Bitter Jr and Grace Price beat Ralph Badolit and Nice Marstall, Robert Deisplaine and Rath Malliniz defeated Fra Cramet and Mezie Prine. Final saw Deiaplaine and Mallinix prevail over Alfred Ritter and Grace Price. Prizes awarded to Delapiaine and Mallinix with consolation to Radcliff and Marshall, plus specials to Miss Janis Birely and Mr. Austin Haffner. An informal dance followed with attendees including Grace Price, Mazis Price, Mallinix, Redcliffe, Usiner, Delapiaine, Cramer, Bitter.
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Mon’ Risat
Gracs
Mazi Prios
Alfred Bitter, Jr
Grece Price
Ralph Badolit
Rath Mallinix
Alred Ritter
Graca Prics
Delapiaine
Miss Mallinix
Radcliff
Miss Marshall
Janis Birely
Austin Haffner
Mieses Grace
Mazis Price
Maraball
Briely
Mullinix
Sod
Redcliffe
Usiner
Cramer
Bitter
Eastern Milling & Export Co Market Quotations Today
The Local Mart lists market quotes for Eastern Milling and Export Co. Corn per barrel 2.75. Corn shelled 0.05 per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 0.50 per bushel. New oats 1.40 per bushel. Hay 165 to 150 per ton.
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The
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Diary Extracts From 1687 New Year Ledger
Extracts from the 1687 steword diary kept by Jacob Engelbrecht summarize the year start with a January 1 entry about a new year and an unclear fate. It records Lutheran church officer elections Elders Holm McDonald Schwantfer Mertz and deacons Banshew Medtart Isss, plus a pennies-on-Sunday fine in January, and notes a February election with Misainger Fessler Kophart Hauer Sprengis Carlin Houck.
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Jacob Engelbrecht
Helate
Lutheran Church
Andrew Holm
John McDonald
George, Schwantfer
George Mertz
Henry Banshew
Lewis Medtart
Daniel
Frederick’ ‘Punty
General Assembly
John
Johenny
Qgeorge Misainger
John Fesslér
Peter. Kophart
George. Hauer
David Sprengis
Mrs Harriet Brooks of Chicago Dies in Frederick
Mrs Harriet Brooks wife of Brooks of Chicago died yesterday afternoon at 8 45 at Frederick City Hospital from dropsy after a long illness. She had been living with her sister Mrs Gophart at East Fourth Street and leaves no children. Her marriage connected her with Henry Goldenberg proprietor of a leading finery store once in Wertheimer Bros building. She was active in Evangelical Reformed church and Sunday school work. She moved between western and eastern states over the years and resided in Lancaster Pa. Funeral Wednesday from Miss Rhodes residence East Fourth Street at o clock. Interment will be in Olivet Cemetery.
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Harriet"a
Brooks
Chicago
Frederick
City Hospital
Loulesa
Gophart
Esat
Abe
Chick Guilliner
Henry Goldenberg
Wertheimer Bros
Marke
City Hall
Evangelical Reformed Shareh
Sandsy ~ Echool
Orsego
Mich
Gaphart
Lancaster
Rhodes
Mb. Olivet
Funerals Held For Manzalis Warfisid and Col George Dennis
The funeral of Manzalis Warfisid, colored, was held yesterday at Hope Hill Church at 2pm with Rev Daniel Collins officiating. Members of Laboring Sons and Daughters of Birksystown and the Working Club of Firnt Bill attended in full regalia. Interment at Repe Hill. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. Later, the funeral of Col George B. Dennis occurred at All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church at 3pm led by Rev Dr Osborne Ingle. Pallbearers included Charles W. Hoss and others. interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Continuous floral tributes noted.
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Steiner. Schley
Ire Tyler
All Saints’ Choir
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Change at the Brick Works in Piedmont
Mr Arthur Wryand book keeper for the Frederick Brick Works resigns to join West Virginia Pulp and Company. He will report to New York office Monday and be sent to Piedmont, West Virginia. Mr Michael Mooskey elected to succeed Wyand and signs his new duties.
Summer School's End Plans for Multiple Cities
Branobee Wii will establish a regular reading course with numerous lecturers in several cities. The Catholic Mount Mary’s School in the county has closed with a closing sermon by Rev. Joseph Duanne of Baltimore. Rev. Martin O Donoghue, president of the Maryland Catholic Larmar School, announced the plan for organ gifts and the upcoming reunions.
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Branobee Wii
Buuimer
Mort Wheeling
Pittabiladelphia
Baltimore
Republican convention delegates chosen in Queen Anne’s county
The state news notes that the Republican convention selected delegates from Queen Anne’s County to support Congress, with pledges indicating which candidate they would back at the Rappice rally. This brief item highlights the county’s role in the party’s internal process.
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Queen“Anne’s County
Senny
the Counry
Acromegaly Case Described By Maryland Physicians
A 31 year old patient Samuel Simon suffered extreme enlargement of the head lips tongue and joints in a rare acromegaly case described by Maryland General Hospital physicians. The illness linked to Hodgkin’s disease appeared long prior with no known cure and limited treatment options. Simon died within days of admission. Zinc and Grinding Make Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint.
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Maryland
Samuel Simon
Simon
Isisa
Devoe
F. L. Hargett & Co
Water famine threatens Hagerstown as wells run dry
Water from Heyner Springs and artesian wells runs day and night while the reservoir yields only about 60 000 gallons daily out of 800 000 needed. Demand exceeds supply at 1 100 000 gallons per day as rains fail and streams dry. Railroads curtail engines and a temporary station is set up at Antietam Creek to ease shortages.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Water Company
Heyner Springs
All Woors
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Water Company
Antietam Creek
Cumberland
Valley
Western
Shepherdatown
Baltimord and
Ohio
Oiby
Compromise Hangs Against Costs for Execution Bill
The article reports on bills for guards and deputies tied to an execution, with commissioners willing to pay around 1,000 dollars while others noted a 527 to 927 dollar range. It also notes Sunday excursions by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore with round trip fares and schedules.
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Heri
Window smashing case at Park Hotel escalates
Russell Gorauch, described as colored, caused damage at the Park Hotel by throwing a carry-comb that broke the window of Mr. Wm. H. Hinks’ law office. The comb’s handle detached. both glass panes shattered. Gorauch to have new panes installed.
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Russell Gorauch
Eradica Parisian Treatment at Braddock Heights
Local notice for Eradica Parisian Treatment promising wrinkle and freckle removal and facial contour restoration with free confidential consultation. One day only Thursday the 28th at No 6 BH Second St Braddock Heights with 10 am to 4 pm hours. Also tonight regular dance at the Heights with scheduled departures and a listing of seafood prices and items at Frederick County shop on West Patrick Street.
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Second St
The Model department offers dry goods and golf wear
John Hendrick advertises dry goods with ground floor pricing and a bold claim you pay for what you buy. New golf jackets and dress goods in Black Motross by the yard priced at 40 to 60 cents, promising great value and quality.
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Fan
Oleg
Marseilles
Confectionery opens as area shops announce sales and notices
An old time notice mix lists a new confectionery opening at Blumenacer's Bakery No 160 North Market with home made confections by Alfico I Kalipasidios. It also mentions Frederick College expanding boys to its sophomore year and nonstandard travel plans by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offering Sunday excursions to Washington and Baltimore with round trip prices. Memorial verse for Everett J King closes the item.
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Blumenacer’s Bakery
North
Alfico 1
Kalipasidios
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the Daily News
Wigga
Danes
Rede
Ae & Knots Building
Deleshmuit
Ind
Robert Delscher
Nora Rady
Middletown
Huniché ‘Woodlswa
Mazie “Schmidt
Atlantic City
Oman
Washington, D. C
Charlee Keefer
East Patrick Street
George Moors
West Patrick Street
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Wettie
Louise Grouse
Dorsey
Potsare
Dreamland Grove
Kenilworth
Bay
Nine
Arphive
Gase
News OF the Churches
Mary's. Or
News of the
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Famins
Bkakd
Own
Trical Power
Soar Wan Ai
Baltimore and Ohio’ Railroad
Washington
Balimore
Itimore
Braddock Heights
Segular
Lidie’s
Taylors
Besant & Knott Building
Woodward
Patrick Street
Frederick County
John Hendrick Doi
New York
Oxford
Lena
Joas Llevenronsox
India
New
Érialas
Raterby County
Fhong
Frederick Fair Grounds
Charles Sganlon
Minnesota
John E. Finch
Baltmere, Bumorlet
Elocutionist
G. W. Walker
Browningsville
Corret BI Bank
F. B
Seington
Abodiw
Logail
Frederick College
Eadith Ritchie
Ste
Issas
Everett J. King
Bomeia
G@xnriz Anpeosz
Rodook
Son Big
GPORE
Hangain
GEO
Rodook & CO
Ae TD. Bios & Cin
Fonsral
Market
Prederick, ‘MD
Thomas ¥. Rice
East Fourth
Etrostia
Mantell
Senate
BP Professiona
QARDI
H.R. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Leane
Ofice
Coast Street
dSdawly
Amos Urne Sowin
Devillies & Ubheb, Insurance
Doll & ‘Alban
North Mar
Su Est
Erederiess
Nicodemus
Denzar
Nest EX. Obamer
Fidelite
Morteare
Csi
Tera
Patrick Ste
St. Boisiers
Petersville
D. P.creek
B. Helehis
Patrick St Muarce
Stratos
Noutromers
D. G. Winebrewer
Aig
Beatz Street
Zentz
West Fourth Street
West South Street
Corner Market
Bentz Banding
Iit & A Ee
Appiste
Rosencor Sone eTeAlse
Hor Bent
East Second Strom
D. Wertheimer
Seaae
Nive
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