Notable deaths of leaders and entertainers in 1908
The Daily News lists births and deaths of figures including New York statesman Siins Wright born 18615 and died 181T, former Wisconsin senator William F Vilas born 1840, President Roosevelt appeal to Japan on peace terms, Tony Pastor vaudeville figure born 1890. Also notes astronomical event timings with sun and moon positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siins Wright
New York
Roosevelt
Japan
William F. Vilas
United States
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Tony Pastor
New Advertisements and Job Notices
Classified items announce help wanted positions in News Office, sales events at Athletic Park, and upcoming excursions and bargains. Listings reference Castor Bros and various shops offering deals on shoes and footwear with Saturday sales and estate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor Bros
C. Ri Bure& ‘Co
Ierece
Oh Spore
Athletic Park
Rederick TK
Young Bean
Rocenatockie
Depears
Cal Estate & Ous
The News Follows Fredericksonians Leaving City
The Day News will be mailed to any address in the United States and Mexico at 10 cents a week or 30 cents a month. Subscribers may change address as often as desired to stay informed at home.
Personal notices of residents visiting friends and returning home
Miss Luln Robinson visits Utica. J Venton Thomee of Adamstown travels to Frederick on business. A W Burkhart of Yellow Springs tours Ocean Grove and New York. Leo Cronenburg to Washington for a new position. Miss Mary Notnsple returns from Friendship Heights DC. Mrs Chas Schroeder and companion return from Church Hill. Mrs Milton Engle and children visit Washington. Mr and Mrs Harvey Sunday spend weeks in Burlington NJ. Col El Austin Baughman and John H. Frazier return from Atlantic City. Guy O Phieoger returns from extended weekend in Virginia. Mr and Mrs C F Goodell and son Graham return from Boston. Paris Brengle of Washington attends funeral of Miss Lato Brengle. Deputy County Treasurer John W Loy and Mrs Loy visit relatives at Loy Station. Nellie Hunichen returns from visits on East Patrick. Cecelia Peatro returns from Howard County. Captains Walter Saunders and Sophia Saunders spend day at Liamsville. Blanche Ring of Baltimore returns from visiting sister Mrs Alec Rosenour. Elizabeth and Flora Acker ton of Lancaster visit relatives. Mine Elia Blumenberg of Baltimore visits sister Mrs A M Landaver. Mary Mowaby and Justice and Mrs Francis Smith return from Philadelphia trip. Mary and Grace Carey of Baltimore visit Mrs Annie Roberts. Nibiver Bell returns from sea des ane r Buena Isle and Boonsboro. Mrs Edward Habeo and son Marshall and daughter Margaret visit to Asbury Park, Long Branch and Point Pleasant NJ.
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Luln Robinson
East Third Street
Utica
J. Venton Thomee
Adamstown
Frederick
A. W. Burkhart
Yellow Springs
Ocean Grove
Newark
Leo Cronenburg
Weehington
Mary Notnsple
Friendship Heights
Chas
John W. Loy
Mra. Loy
West
Atreet
Loya Station
Nellie Hunichen
Patrick ‘Etreet
Cecelia ‘Peatro
Howard County
Captais
Walter Saudders
Mire
Sophia Saunders
North Market Street
Liams Ville
Misa
Blanche Ring
Baltimore
Mra
Alec Rosenour
Third Street
Misaca Elizabeth
Florears’ Ackerton
Lancaster
Elia Blumenberg
Baltmo
Wer Aister
Mia
Landaver
East Churth Street
Win
Mary “Mowaby
Justice
Francis Smith
Philadelphia
Mary
Grace’ Carey
Baldimore
Annie Roberts
Nibiver Bell
Buena
Isle
Boonsboro
Edward Habeo
Marshall
Margaret
Pardon Application for Keefer M Aushernisn
Local records show an application for the pardon of Keefer M Aushernisn, convicted in the Woah and conk PAdresties case, sought through The News. The filing lists the applicant and cites the pardon request process pending review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Aushernisn
Prohibition Convention Reaffirms County Organization
The county Prohibition convention met at the police headquarters in the City Hall building. Jacob L. Englebrecht was re elected chairman and B. Sappington treasurer. Debate over fielding a ticket ended with endorsement of anti alcohol stance and continuation of the county party. Roland Simpson spoke for Prohibition and national party papers before adjournment at 12 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Hill
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Jesse. D. Clary
Ling Dore
Frederick
Middletown
Liberty
Woodsboro
Lic
W. H. Settlemyer
Geo.b. NicHole
Woodaboro
Roland ‘Simpean
Settiemyer
Tee Party
Daniel J. Young
B. Sappington
Roland Simpson
Maryland Boys Second In National Match At Fort Post
The article chronicles Maryland and Connecticut performances in a national life match. It notes Maryland placing high with Carlier, Douw, Renehan, and Jones among top marksmen, while California trails. It mentions delays, nerve strain, and a strong mid to long range showing as entries near the top 100 finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Atrain
Ave Pointe
Beharyland
California
Jones
Wland
TUD
Pouw
Stalf
Scrot
al Rénehan
Mary Wie Bn Fie
Douw
Pelvard Jones
Iegeregate
Local Briefs Highlight Deaths and Trolley Accident
Matilda Bragonier 86 died in Hagerstown. David Cuesell 03, a retired farmer, died near Medford. Nine year old Leroy Stottlemeyer was killed by a trolley near his home in Hagerstown. James Clark Thomas nominated for associate judge by Republican convention. Burlin found dead in Baltimore. coroner rules suicide with carbolic acid nearby.
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Irs
Matilda Bragonier
Hagerstown
David Cuesell
Medford
Carroll Theobips
Annipolis Ronde
Midshipmen
Leroy
Stottlemeyer
Canby A. Stottlemeyer
Hagerstow
Fillmore” Beall
Prince Georges Kounty
Musual
Calvert County
James Clirk Thomas War
Iblican
Lilivott City
Gatttel Burlin
North
Cheater Street
Baltimore
Coronee Caruthers
Burlin
White Cross Milk Plant Under Rapid Construction
Steel girders for the second floor of the White Cross Milk Company's plant along the B and C Railroad are being placed as work proceeds. Superintendent Lamy has received machinery drawings for placement and underground pipes are being prepared. The facility will use gravity to carry milk through the system and crates are prepared for outbound bottling and shipping via trucks and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
White Cross Milk Company
Lamy
New Pew Shirt Factory Opens in Brunswick
In Brunswick a new pew shirt factory started by Mr. G. W. Bulmyer operates in the Elliott warehouse on High Street Bridgestreet street. The plant uses 26 machines with an average output around 32 and will expand as workers are trained. Gasoline engines drive the equipment and many women can gain employment. Bulmyer is encouraged by the early progress and expects full capacity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Pew
G. W. Bulmyer
Elliott
High
Bridgestreet
H. L. Mebinleg
ladTea
Billmyer
Pigeon Perches on Town Clock Hand Draws Watchful Eyeballs
A pigeon perched on the hour hand of the west clock at West Church Street yesterday afternoon. It sat on the small end for about twenty minutes until the minute hand neared three minutes to five, forcing the bird to find another resting spot. A number of townspeople watched with interest.
New Arena Work Hours Cut For Carpenters
An agreement among city contractors sets new daily hours starting Wednesday September 1. Carpenters will work nine hours on weekdays and eight hours on Saturday, replacing the previous ten hour weekday and nine hour Saturday schedule.
Tennis tournament results from the Y.M.M. association
Gambrill defeated Kemp, Obelander beat Payne, Gembri defeated Hendrikaon. Ogentaidets won one match, Toile lost to Gembril 6 4 6 2. Victories noted in the Terinie event with several close sets and multiple players advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MM. Aspontea
Gambrill
A. Kemp
E ‘Obelander
J. ‘Qayne
Gembri
B. Hendri
Kaon
Ogenataidets
Gembril
Block Party At The Casino Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered for a block party at the casino with moonlight skating enjoyed after. Attendees included Jane He ler, M Leary, G O’ ile, and Ira N Phomes of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Heler
Dlen M. Leary
O' Ile G
Mr. Ira. N
Phomes
Frederick
Middletown Picnic to Be Held Tomorrow
Event centers on Middletown picnic in Young’s Woods with plans to transport attendees by trolley cars and conveyances into the woods. Organizers aim to draw a large crowd for the county’s grand gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Florence Gear Sought Fame in Popular Comedy Roles
The piece discusses Florence Gear and her pursuit of top comic roles in musical comedy. It notes her stage persona and deemed suitability as a lead, comparing her to leading comediennes of the day and referencing performances like Marrying Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Woras
Caraly
Andy
Florence Gear
Wolel
Seaat
Abo
Abe
Mary
Road Material Debate Shapes Maryland Highway Work
State Road officials Crosby and Lee clashed over use of trap rock versus limestone in Maryland road building. Crosby argued rock choice depends on local availability and contract specs, noting trap rock in some counties and limestone elsewhere with appropriate coefficients for durability.
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Binir Lee
Montgomery County
Crosby
Coesisizaton
Lee
Atate
Menta
Maryland
Crouby
Harford
Cecil
Pasta
Baltimore County
Howard
Savage
Éerts
Frederick Road
Rockville
Gaithernburg
Botton
Nunestone
Montgomery
Geological Survey
Hinton
State Roads Commission
Fireproof building and burglarproof vault claim from Serenton contractor
The superintendent of construction Mr John Evang of Serenton Pa asserts the new building is not only fireproof but its vaults are burglarproof. The text mentions a special room for Indies transecting business and plans to open accounts for individuals firms or corporations with equal attention to small and large accounts. Visitors are invited to view the building during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evang
Serenton
Prize of 100 Pennies Awarded for Cash Prize Effort
Master Henry Davia of East Second Street wins the 100 penny prize by Moers Smith and Dertxbaugh at Buay Corner for turning the largest number of cash payments.
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Péantea
Henry Davia
Moers, Smith & Dertx
Baugh
Buay Corner
New York Motorman Recovers Use Of Limbs After Rare Surgery
Joseph Lafferty, a New York and Long Island Traction Company motorman, regains movement in arms and legs after a 45 minute operation at Nassau County Hospital Mineola. The procedure relieved pressure on the spinal cord from telescoped fifth and sixth vertebrae, following an October Hempstead accident that left him comatose for weeks. Prior case parallels include Walter Duryea, who received $12,000 in damages from the same company.
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Red Crows
New York
Joseph Lafferty
Long Island
Raction
Lafferty
Hempstead
John Brooks
Nassau County
Mineola
Jafferty
Aros
Irving
Haymes
Cornell Medical College
Erty
Walter Duryea
Oyater Bay
Ne-ray
Suches Laneriy
Traction Company
Funeral notices for Elder Eli Yourtee and others in Washington County
The funeral of Elder Eli Yourtee pastor of the Mve Th. Pahtney church in Washington County was held Wednesday in the Norville church with about 700 attendees. Interment followed at Manor cemetery after transport by train. Also noted are the funerals of Laura I. Brongle Mrs. Sadie E. and arrangements led by C C Carty and Rev B J Ruddock at Point of Rock and Mt Olivet cemeteries with floral tributes and interment details.
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Eli Yourtee
Mve
Th. P.pahtney
Noreville
Washington County
Eld
Reichard
Hace Joba Rowland
John Bowles
N. P. Castle
Ab, Earnhart
Caleb de Joba
Otto
Brownsville
Burtoer’s
Manor Cemetery
Algobeti
Manor Church
E. C. Msticodors
P.H. Jennings
George Jem Wm. Gaeton
Samuel Jenningss
George Kaetzel
Mias
Laura I. Brongle
Reaidenge
John B. Albaugh
Grove
Eat Afetired
John A. Ditzler
Williams Thrasher
Wilma Haines
Willam
Brent Hager
Lester Stine
Charles Tinney
Rew
Mads
Mt. Olivet
C.C. Carty
Sadie E. Ae
A. ME
Point of Rocka
B. J. Ruddock
Harrieon
Brown
Ras Go
Point of Rocke
Thomer P. Rice
Tateral
Winchester baseball game called. last chances noted
Tomorrow a Winchester pro team match is called for 2 30 pm with reference to a key contest against Frederick. The Marvel Tonight screens Amazons of Different Periods Barber's Revenge and other Pathe shorts while Braddock Dance Night offers regular Friday activities with skating and a car shuttle every half hour from 6 to 10 pm.
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Proderlak
Winchester
Frederick
Marvel Tonight
Pathe
Charity
Apb Co
Ag ‘An
Roel
Braddock
Will
Fredérick
Baseball Tomorrow Watt Winchester At Frederick Game Called At 2 30
A fragmentary notice details a scheduled baseball game between Winchester and Frederick with a 2 30 start. It mentions local real estate and insurance ads and a Sunday excursion from Market and Fourth streets with multiple stations and a 1 35 round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Fourth Streets
Baltimore
Hiller
Union Station
Fulton Station
Walbrook
Keights of OE Lodge Officers Visit City No 20
Lodge officers of the Keights of oe, including Chancellor Bea and Grace Keeper of Records A ar, will visit Mouotels City No 20 on Monday night. A special program with a banquet is planned at 4, featuring distinguished guests and a formal occasion for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lixige
Keights
Mouotels
Bea
Fickindle
Wagon Breakdown Delays City Tour
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wagon breaking down at a hotel with mention of a city event and a large tour, causing a delay as a helicopter or copter aid is requested. The text remains unclear but implies a transportation disruption and rescue action.
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Emiiy
Braddone
Neaday
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