Historical notables and deaths listed for August 28
The page catalogs notable deaths and birth anniversaries linked to dates: Huso Grotiny a Dutch scholar and diplomat died in Rostock in 1653, Goethe birth in 1749 in Frankfurt am Main, Robespierre executed ending the Terror, James Whitson signer of the US Supreme Court born 1742, Rev Eleazer Williams once thought the lost dauphin died in Hoganstown New York, Hon W C Howelly author’s father died in Jefferson born 1806, Patrick Gavan Duffy former New York judge known as the Love Judge died at Tome River Nude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huso Grotiny
He Groot
Rostock
Orn
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Franklit-am-Main
Robespierre
James ‘Whitson
United States Supreme Court
Scotland
Eleazer Williams
Dauphin
Lews XVI
France
Hoganstown
N.Y
W. C. Howelly
Jefferson
Patrick Gavan Duffy
New York City
Tome River
New Advertisements Today From Bent Pree'to the Babies
Fragmented ad catalog lists various odd items and names including winebrewer and violin references. The readable text offers a jumble of promotional blurbs and scattered brand mentions without clear context or outcomes.
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Honea
S. Hichelborgar
Osborn
Ielday
Ifor
Rodook
Keoki Enant
Knott
Personal Notices From Baltimore and Abroad
Purely personal items note da Nembart of Baltimore greeting East friends and Patrick home tomorrow. Mig Bartha trail DPhomas, abroad in Europe for two months, sailed today from Glasgow to their new ward Youngs. Frank Payne sent to New York after ten days with Father Waleb. Alexander Woodward, visiting his brother George in Ohio, returned home and visited Canton and McKinley’s tomb.
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da Nembart
Baltimore
Ara Yialting
Patrick
Mig Bartha
Europa
Glasgow
Scotland
Frank Payne
Tor
New York
Waleb
New Acate
August Items and Local Notes Narrowed to Fall
The notice covers a mix of general interest items: August nearing its end, emphasis on a woman’s sphere of shopping, merchants advertising fall goods, upcoming school break, a quote on learning, cornfields drying for fall, and August weather. It also notes an Independent Athletic Association meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
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Independent Athletic Association
Teachers Pension Benefits Granted by State Board
The State Board of Education retired thirty seven teachers under the last Legislature act. Each receives 200 per year after meeting age 60, twenty five years in public or normal schools, and a spotless record. ten are deemed mentally or physically unable to continue. Among appointees are John O Hayes of Wolfsville and John Landers of Thurmont from Frederick county.
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State Board of Education
Frederick County
John O. Hayes
Wolfsville
John Landers
Thurmont
Law's Grip Sees Jail for Two Men in Jefferson County
David Osrmail, a Black man, faced a hearing before Judge J. B. Lewis at Jefferson yesterday. He was found guilty and jailed in default of bail. Bliss Marritt, another Black man, was arrested last night for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and jailed by Osiosr Holbraner. James Eckstein sentenced him to ten re.
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David Osrmail
Fastios J. B. Lewis
Jefferson
Investigation Ordered Over Postmaster Garrett de Grange
A Washington dispatch reports formal complaints to President Roosevelt against the reappointment of Frederick postmaster Garrett de Grange. The charge claims he is too active in politics and neglects office duties during political meetings. De Grange denies neglect and says subordinates were told to manage as needed. The papers were returned to Acting Postmaster General Wynne for investigation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garrett
DeGrange
Frederick
Puaiek
Wynne
Disorder Follows Reservoir Spill Near Berryville Virginia
Eyewitnesses describe excitement among residents as tensions rose at a Sunday gathering four feet of water fell and a reservoir near Berryville released gallons per minute into Fishing Creek. Preachers exhorted the crowd causing several colored women to faint during the unrest.
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Berryville
Uigland
Aoain Fous “Gornera
Garbage cleanup bid awarded to George L. Stoll for 1500
The board awarded the garbage cleanup contract to George L. Stoll with a bid of 1500 dollars. Edward Freed and Stephen Gelabert bid 1550 dollars each, and several local bidders offered less, but Stoll’s prior experience in garbage cleanup made him the most competent choice.
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George L. Stall
Edward Freed
Stephen Gelabert
Stll
Bhut
Stoll
Committee Appointed for Maryland State Firemen Meeting
At a meeting of the Independent Hose Company a committee of conference was appointed regarding the Maryland state Firemen's Association meeting in this city. Members named: Dr. Baward Nelson, chairman. Wm. A. Simmons. Jacob Rohrbick. George W. Salter. George Wallace.
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Indepsndent Hose Company
Maryland
state.Firemen’s Association
Baward Nelson
Wao. A. Simmons
Jacob
Rohrbick
George W. Salter
George Wallace
New Letter Carrier Appointed for Local Route
Postmaster DeGrange announced Victor A. Staley will join the local letter carrier force with a trial on the new route tomorrow and begin regular duties on Monday September 1. In other items, Adam Linton of Shookstown captured a large rattlesnake and sold it in Frederick for belt making. The Martinsburg club plans Labor Day games with Frederick to follow on Friday and Saturday. A Braddock Heights picnic by the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school infant department drew special cars at 3 and 3 30 o clock for transport to the site.
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DeGrange
Victor A. Staley
Post Office Department
Mr. Staley
Pew
Adam Linton
Shookstown
Frederick
Martinsburg
Eamitsburg
Braddock Heights
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Burlesque Carnival at Athletic Park Tonight
A burlesque pantomime and carnival features the coronation of Happy Hooligan and Ma Katzenjammer at Athletic Park tonight, followed by dancing after the performance.
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Happy Hooligan
Athletic Park
Breuner's Superb Orchestra Contracts at City Opera House
Breuner's Superb Orchestra received a contract to furnish music at the City Opera House this season under the direction of Prof. Wm. Fischer. The ensemble will present its updated repertoire to the public, aiming for refined performances.
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Usic
Breuner
Real estate transfers and licenses in Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Week's record ending August 27 1903 lists numerous real estate transfers in Frederick and surrounding areas with values from 10 to 7000 dollars. Marriage licenses include Charles Hitselberger to Gertrude Biggs and John Henry Zimmerman to Elsie Moore among others.
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Oficos
Charles E. Zimmerman
Charles L. Busnard
Michael W. Fogle
Thomas WY
Margaret Arnold
Charles Newton Trundle
John J. Outeall
Braddock Heights
John R. Jones
Towls
Nicholson
Emanuel Line
Alice F
George Stockman
Anna M.hoffman
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Charles B Staley
Edward F. Haller
Thomas EH. Hal Et
Frederick
Thomas H. Haller
Edward F. Halter
Nannie Francia Bentz
Abraham
Rosenear
Teel Eatate
Broderick
Taclada
E. Grow
Board of Visitors
The
Maryland School For the Deat
Dumb
Charles T. Hitselberger
Liberty
Gertrude A. Biggs
Y . Stoner
Alice Young
John
Funeral Services and Jury Changes Record
Funeral services were held for Mrs Harriet A Brooke at 4 pm yesterday at the Rhodes residence with Rev E R Eschbach officiating. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. Rice & Sons funeral directors. The list of jurors for the September term includes numerous substitutions across Hauvers Petersville Jefferson Mechanicstown and Burkittsville districts with names such as Walter Scott Horatio Kefauver Abraham Toms Thomas St Lee and Charles Godirzo among those reassigned due to excused or disqualified status.
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John
East Fifth Street
Nand
Baltimore
St. John’s
Ware
Charles.Hermann
FW. Obenderfer
Justus Buch
Christian Lerch
J. J. Bielfeld
F. WE. Diehl
F.T. Rhodes
J. Eaward
Walter Scott
Hauvers
Jesse Flohr
William H. Koogie
Petersville
William L. Gross
M. Frank Holter
Jefferson
Oram A. Kepler
Samuel P. Bunsard
William A. Meimin
Horatio B. Kefauver
William L. Firor
Mechanicstown
Edgar L. Root
Charles H. Qodirzo
Horatio B. Kefaaver
Abraham W. Toms
Samuel XM. Cailer
Abraham Hemp
Thos. St. Lee
Burkittsvie
Howard L. Willard
Charies J. Arnold
Thomas 3. Lea
Storm Misses Frederick City but Ravages Baltimore Area
A heavy storm skirted Frederick county with scattered rain in the city. Along the Monocacy a high wind blew and southern county saw heavy rain. Baltimore experienced a fierce storm around 5 PM with lightning thunder and a 19 degree temperature drop. In northern Baltimore county the storm was severe with people struck by lightning and several farm buildings destroyed.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Perrots
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Woman's College readies tenth year under preventive management
The Woman's College outlines plans for a buoyant tenth year with minimal building changes and key faculty renewals. New principals and department heads include Mrs. A. T. Brook, Hope Oil, and Miss Smiley in preparatory, with music and language staff reshuffled. President Apple and staff study abroad to bring ideas back to Frederick, while Church Street paving will improve campus surroundings.
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Woman’s College
Yesra
Mra. A
Helen
Constien
Ashland
Griesomer
Mary
Albert
Laipzig
Dirset
Apple
Frederick
Church Street
Toskes
Dana Ombinad
Mostas
Avery
Sinfemban
Temperance Day DrawsCrowd to County Event
A large crowd from county and nearby areas attended a temperance program featuring music by the Browniogaville Band, choir performances, and recitations. Addresses by Miss Heberly of Walkeraville and Hon. Charles Scanlon of Minnesota urged temperance, with Rev S E Nicholson of Baltimore representing the Anti Saloon League of Maryland. GW Walker and Frank B Seppington organized the Plonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniti-Seloon League
Ads
Dréares
Browniogaville
Ae Ioltoma
Marriott
John EB. Finch
Finch
Heberly
Walkeraville
Charles Scanlon
Minnesota
E. Nicholson
Baltimore
Anti Saloon League of
Maryland
GW. Walker
Frank B. Seppington
HYMENEAL PRYOR WOLFE IN FUNKSTOWN MARRIAGE
Marriages announced in this county include J Walter Pryor of Roxbury Washington county wed Olive Wolfe of Wolfsville at the Lutheran parsonage Funkstown on August 20 with Rev B Floyd officiating. John S Beckner of Waynesboro Pa wed Teresa Diaterman of Pearl at New Marks August 20 with Rev G J Hill officiating. Harry A Stoner wed Alice Young Tuesday evening at Hezekiah Young's residence with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle presiding.
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Sevaser—Dintermas
Johns. Beckner
Waynesboro
Teresa 3
Diaterman
Pearl
This County
New Marks
G. J. Hill
Methodist Protestant Church
Stonee—Totag
Harry A.stoner
Alice Young
Hezekiah Young
Osborus Ingie
Objection to Saloon License at Ridgeville Heard
George Henry Quack applied for a license to operate a saloon at Ridgeville. Augustus Hushsbeck objected, and Judge William E. Thomas sustained the objections citing lack of a greenholders recommendation and withdrawals by some signers. Zinc paint ads follow in the item.
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George Henry Quack
Bell Agast
Ridgevills
Augustus Hushsbeck
William E. Thomas
Westminster
Avis Greeholders
Thoes
The Robinson Show Attracts Massive Staff And Spectacle
The Robinson show arrives Monday September 8 carrying a barber shop, blacksmith shop, 613 staff, 86 bosses, 30 assistants to the general manager John Robinson the Third, 220 workers in the working department, a large adult dining hall, private restaurant on the grounds, a dining car, and a large tented city occupying ten acres with 50 000 stakes, 71 show members including various orders, 110 women and 65 ballet girls for a King Solomon statue, plus two daily performances and a parade. Rudolph Goasley holds the ticket selling championship, with a prior mark set in Cincinnati.
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Robinson
Departmente
John Robinson
Monster Instituion
Moon
Robsinson
Elke
Masons
Odd ‘Fellows
Knights of Pything
Cere Carente
Rudolph Goasley
Sven
Olbolnnati
Slate Quarries and Rail Plans Highlight Local News
Berkeley County slate quarries form a new Ohio capitalist venture near Martinsburg with 60 acres. A 5acre auction plot, once $5 per acre, sold to Ohio capitalists for $100. The Baltimore and Ohio considers double tracking Philadelphia to Garrett Park to speed freight and passenger traffic between the Atlantic seaboard and Chicago. Also noted is a theatrical manager praising daily newspapers as the best publicity vehicle.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Akron
Atlantic
Seaboard
Chicago
Baltimore
Ohio
Philadelphia
Garrett Tad
Berkeley County
Martinaburg
Frank Savers
Special Meeting Tonight At 7 15 To Address Death
Feedoala Counc announces a special meeting at 7 15 PM to act on the death of Brother E Koster and to invite attendees to enjoy Bird Pie. Also notes about Bird Pie nights, local fish and produce displays, tax discounts, and community events at Athletic Park and Woodward's display on 77 W Patrick Street Frederick County.
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Feedoala Counc
M. Thera
E- Koster
Josepa Zimmerman
Woodward's Frass
W. Patrick Street
Frederick County
The Model Golf Jackets and Dry Goods Sale
A newspaper ad from The Model highlights bargains on golf jackets and dry goods. It promotes new outdoor wear including Cobra fabrics and 40 inch Black Melrose at 48 cents per yard, plus muslin, cotton, and stockings with suggested value and sale lengths for fall and winter.
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Gall
DRY Goode
New York Mills
Local Frederick ads list goods services and events
A scattered Frederick area page lists stoneware and jugs for sale, decorative jardinières, a subcontractor ad seeking operators for sheet metal machines, Optical Co. by Saks with eye exams, a confectionery opening, and school offerings. Also notes an excursion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, a beauty/vision exam, and the Ladies Home School reopening details for September 1902.
Big Store Bargain Bulletin Prepares New Dry Goods
GEO. 5. RODOOK & CO announce the closing of a sale as they stock up with dry goods dress goods domestics and carpets. The notice highlights linen ginghams outings flannelettes white apron materials canton flannels heavy and medium weight underwear and dress goods with blanket specials. A carpet base sale ends this week presenting savings on carpets rugs mattings and linoleum.
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Rodook
KALI
Spe
Ain
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the Daily News
Wasmimavox
Tam Nuwa
Weather Bureau
Civil Serving Commission
Garrote S NeGrange
Conilia
Chilton
the Woman's College
P. L. Hargett & Os
Tha Saghing
Searon
A. M. Palmer
Doll's
Lidie
E. A. Girliserrity Register
Athletic Pack
Miss Ritchie
Norks
John Hendrickson
Oxford
Joan Idunpricmson
Bargsin Hose
Weidig& Miller
Onehaly Prude
Todar
Azige
Wit
OLN
Tone Mae
S. Maxtet Frederick Gounty
Phonis
Just
Brighion Stone
Beas
Jardinieres
I. B. Bappington's
Young
Bseant & Knott
I. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Loki
Slumensuer’s Bakery
Earth Market Street
Alfico & Kalspidios
Frederick Golisge
Edith Ritchie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington St
A. T. Rios & Sons
North Market Street
Vredericks MD
Froderick County
Thomas Oa ‘Rice
East Fourth
Werlak County
Telephone
Willard
Keller
Gombort
Percemar
Frank Brest
F Court Street
Asdawls Dwi Devilbirg
Devileiss
Urnee
Doll &Atbsugh Bulld As
Worth Market Street
Freduricas Iwitdawiy
B. C
Nicodemus
Fawly
Noah E. Cramer
Noe ¥. Cramer
ESAL
Fidelity Bond
Merteare
Derwent Ely
UB Bale
rHiare
Sabarbae
Patrick St
Peterstl
D. F Creek
B. Hetrhts. Ik
S. Patrick St. Nord
BE. Crams
Rat Dona Bank
Ercelbrecht
Esst Charca Street
Resree
STTLL
Ladies’ Home School
Mins Parkinz
wiGdie Acapeuz
the Visitation
TEE Academy
Sune
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