Aug 30 In History: Notable Deaths Across Centuries
A compact history note lists prominent figures who died on August 30 across years. Mentions Bulian Solyman II, Archdeacon Wilum Paley, Admiral Sir John Ross, Commander Raphael Semmes of the Alabama, artist Charles Stanley Reinhart, banker Brestus Corning, Brigadier General Ludlow, and other notables with birth years and places, highlighting their contributions and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulian Solyman II
the Magnificent
Persia
Europe
Wilum Paley
Petersbor Our
Wagland
Sir John Ross
London
Boot- Wand
Bill Raphael Semmies
Alabama
Moblie
Wordsworth Thompson
Summit
Charles Stanley Reinhart
New York City
f—Brestus Corning
Wifh Ludlow
U.S. A
Convent
N. J
Equity Sale Notice From Veterans Group Shown in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice titled Equity Sale involving a veteran group and a Masonic Temple with references to a trip to Gottyebur and hotels. The readable text is incomplete and may omit critical dates, parties, or exact action. The fragment hints at a sale action connected to a business matter and a lodge setting. Further context from the original page would be needed for full accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.O. Wisebrewer
Lone of Veterans
Masonic Temple
Gottyebur
Trail, Seay,Bhiptey & Bopat Oley
Hotel Grill
Misses and Names Collected From 19th Century Scroll
Fragmentary OCR lists misspelled names and places including Baltimore and Me. Airy. It appears as a brief society or notice fragment with partial names such as Lillan-Fieming Monismythe Nettye Norwood and Myrt Bho feriok, lacking clear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillan-Fieming
Liquor, corruption, and a river town rise in old Brooklyn Heights
A chaotic narrative describes a man driving complex town growth in Brooklyn Heights since January. He formed a 12-house town, secured a liquor license, built a saloon, distributed drinks, and moved to control a bridge project, taxes, and local enforcement. A Jefferson storm damaged crops and homes, with gardens wiped out and floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricka
Brooklyn Heeights
Gillespie
Conncil
County Court
Hignora
Corporation of
Brooklyn ‘Heights
Real Estate Sales by Captain Saunders Prominent Properties Sold
Capt Walter Saunders acting as suctionser sold at 11 o'clock this morning the Bentz property at West Patrick and Bent streets to Noah E Crarmer for 437 representing James Bouck as assignee. Saunders sold at the Court House door at noon for Wim P Macleby trustee the Solomon Getes adanner property on East Third spread to J W Starr for 591.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
James Bouck
Bentz
West Patrick
Bents Streets
Noah E. Crarmer
Court House
Wim. P. Macleby
Solomon Getes Adanner
East Third
J. W. Starr
Post Office warns on politics. actions against DeGrange dropped
The U S Postal Service in Washington says charges against Postmaster DeGrange of attending political meetings and allowing staff attendance will be dropped for the department. He reportedly attended Frederick primaries and permitted clerks to attend, but he denies leaving the office for political purposes and says staff did not do so with his permission. The department deems its warning sufficient to prevent public scandal from such activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Washington
Garrett
DeGrange
de Grange
Frederick
Thas
Téig
DeGras
Madison O. Peters
The
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
Baltimore
Larceny case and habeas corpus ruling in local courts
In a morning session officer detained Banja 1 on larceny charges after a bicycle was reported stolen from East Patrick street near Mrs N J Wilson’s residence. Murphy denies theft, claiming the wheel came from Eugene Rogers who escaped yesterday. Commitent defect noted as Lewis Hall was discharged from a habeas writ. Hall was sent to the House of Corrections from Carroll County with attorney John Francis Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banja
Eckstein
Murphy
Mra. N. J
Yeaterday
Eugene Rogers
Lewis Hall
Hall
House of Correcion
Carroll County
John Francis Smith
Garbage contract awarded after bid swap in city meeting
At a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen the garbage contract was awarded to Stephen Geiser after George Stull failed to post bond and forces a replacement. Geiser’s bid of 1500 dollars was accepted, with Stull previously awarded the contract but unable to fulfill the commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Geiser
George Stull
Geisbert
Stull
Market quotations from Eastern Milling & Export Co
The Local Biart lists today s market quotes for corn at 3 75 per barrel corn 58 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 67 steamer 64 per bushel new oats 40 cents per bushel hay 16 to 18 per ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
New Matron at Frederick Hospital
Miss Gilkerson formerly matron of the Episcopal Orphanage has been elected matron of Frederick Hospital. She will assume duties on Monday. A quarterly meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Company is set for Monday at 8 o'clock. A survey corps is tracing a line for the electric railroad from Woodsboro to Gettysburg. The Sick Citizen Mr Charles Augustus Lawrence, aged, is reported in Union like dis. Bineeng Grinding Make Devos lead and zinc pains wear twice np Jong lead and oil mixed by head. Bold by P. L. Hargatt & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoam Fire Company
Charles Augustus Lawrencs
Union
Bineeng
Devos
Np Jong
P. L. Hargatt & Co
Birth of Bradley Olabaugh in the city on January 12 1907
Bradley Wootton Olabaugh, born January 12 1907 in this city, was the son of the late Norman B. and Margaret Olabaugh who lived on South Marko Street. He attended public school as a child and later Frederick Academy. He became a printer by trade, learning at the Maryland Union office once run by O. O. Wareheim in the building now housing the Examiner. He also worked as a typesetter on Tax News and was severely injured in the May 1888 explosion at EB Zellers’ South Market Street store, with weeks of painful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Wootton Olabaugh
Norman B
Margaret Olabaugh
Examiner
New Switch Tower at Washington Junction Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a new switch tower near Washington Junction to replace an old 80 lever structure. An electrical device will connect with Sugar Loaf to control the Metropolitan Branch switch, reducing telegraph operators by two. Three men will operate the new machinery, with two telegraph operators to handle train bunching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore.and Ohio
Washington Junction
Owitchen
Sugar Loaf
Adamstown
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph issues new subscriber list
East of Subscribers, the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company released a new subscriber book printed by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. It lists nearly 360 subscribers and over 175 long distance connections across Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware, with plans for an Emmitsburg exchange and future Philadelphia link. Most towns in the area are already served by its lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Emmitsburg
Philadelphia
Shoulder Injury Reported At Local Factory Incident
Daniel Snyder of this city dislocated his shoulder Thursday when he tripped and fell across a truck track at the Frederick Cuy Canning Factory. The injured member was properly restrained and Mr. Snyder is able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Snyder
Frederick Cuy Canning Factory
Snyder Ia
Palmer Praises Daily Newspapers as Best Publicity
Theat rical manager Mr A M Palmer credits daily newspapers as the best way to reach the public after years of experience. In sports news, Baimitsburg beat Littlestown 11 to 7 Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Palmer
Baimitsburg
Littlestown
Sermons and Services From Local Churches Across Town
Announcement of weekly religious services and Sunday schools at Benleyaville Mission All Saints Episcopal Church St Johns Catholic Grace Reformed and other congregations. notes on church leadership changes sermons and public notices, with emphasis on schedule times and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benleyaville Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
B.S. Todd
John's Catholic
Imaates
Braddock Heighte
Everbody
Ge. John’s
Conrad A. Havat
Cumberland
EU. Modesn
Grace - Reformed Church
West Fifth
Mae
Tucker
Drasuyberia
Freeman
Dixon
Collléges
Universitier
Partridges Plentiful in Local Counties This Season
Partridges are more plentiful in Wred orlok county than in many years, with loosl gunnera predicting a good sport. The season opens November 1 and closes December 16, two weeks earlier than last year, extending weeks of hunting. Adjacent counties in Maryland and Virginia report similar abundance, Loudoun County VA opening November 1 and closing January 1, 1903, with a longer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wredorlok
Gunnera
Semeon
Heseseon
Maryland
Virginia
Loudoun County
Middletown Picnic Thrives in Mrs Young’s Wood
The great Middletown picnic is held in Mrs Youngs wooda today and is largely attended. The Ladiesburg jubilee abandoned in July due to bad weather is in progress today at La Favorita grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Middletown
Young
Piedmont.
Entertainment by Fred High at Opera House under King's Daughters proves a smash night. Packed house enjoyed rich humor and stellar mimicry, with proceeds around 115 dollars. High plans Masonic Temple show and a Gettysburg excursion via Pennsylvanian Railroad. Local ads promote seafood, soups, and Creme De La Chocolate at nearby grills and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Fred High
Opsra House
King's Daughtoery
High
Bowse
Hue Walking Skirts and Black Goods Bargains
An old ad touts Hue Walking Skirts with prices from 2.08 to 8.50 and colors Black Navy Oxford Brown and Blue. It invites inspection in store with a partial window display and promises further bargains on 890 All Wool Black Cheviot WALDS and other specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Oxford
Lectures and Local Notices From Frederick Area
Dr. Mitchell will lecture at Masonic Temple Monday evening September 1 on Volcanoes Past and Present with stereopticon pictures. J Saks of Saks Optical Co will be at City Hotel Monday September 1 and Tuesday September 2. Wanted young ladies for embroidery machine work at Besant Knots building. Frederick College opens Sept 1 with courses and teacher Miss Bauth Bitchis. B&O Railroad excursion to Washington and Baltimore on Aug 5. fare 1.00 to Washington and 1.95 to Baltimore, round trip, tickets valid only that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
James A Mitchell
St. Mary’s College
Masonic Temple
J. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City
Sia
Frederick College
Mics Bauth Bitchis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick St
Washington St
Iumus Sndom
Freight Trains Wrecked Near Washington Depot
A fast westbound freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio struck the rear of a train of empty cars about 50 yards east of the depot at Washington section yesterday morning. The impact demolishes the cab of the engine and wrecks four empty cars and locked the north and south tracks for four hours. No one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Sud
Blanket ephelals double bed blankets sale
Cotton white and gray blankets offered at 750, $1.00 and $1.26 patr. Prices suggest wholesale or catalog pricing for domestic bedding items amid a period of textile discounts. The terse note lists blanket types and two price points, indicating a simple sales teaser.
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the Daily News
Wasmiwater
the Naws
Maryiana
W.L. Mooss
Weathe
Jefferson
Jespere
Sain Re
Scere
Srerythi
DeGranges
Ly Service Commission
Woodsboro
Gettysburg
West
Tee
Sunday Schools and Societies
Excaraton
Penuayivar
Therona Apacia Excarsigu
Gattya
Aday
Sobley ‘Caimp
Roscon
Ware
Homa Fox
Cwill Ba
A. Leapee
Yingling
Oley Hore Grist
Doli's
Oley Hotel Grill
Ouy Hotel Grill
McCarpger’s
Frederick Hospital
Reccardell
McCaapris's
John Bendhiokoun
Neidig & Miller
Nae & Miller, Rt
Fabhion
Bilelda
Glinton
Pharmaciat
A & FP
Corse
Catteo
White Star Coffee
Happington's
Cpstats
Besant & Knots Building
Snd Balti Ot
GEO
Rodook & GO
Ofeh
Rodouk
A. T
Riob & Aay
490 Norte, Market
Street
Frederick, M
Comite
Telephone
Thomas P.rice
Wales
Dallaree
Patrick
Rosdae
Hoth
Stauffer
Frederice Ma
Dale ‘Torniehed
White Goods Iifc
Boston
Mass
Roset- LeGore
Waang Zidawtt
A. Burbe
S. Eichelberger
West Chore Street
Sale
Merch
Tve
Frederick County
Ught
Inebrewer, Jr
OB Sale
Myers
Chas. Wertheimer
Earoe Street
David A. Castle
Catharine Habu
Katharine Haku
All Saints Street
James Mouck
Arsig
Laxrence Sepiz
Thomas Gorsuch
Ari Tame
Coun
Heal
James Hood
Oe Teport
Douglass H. Hargetty
Cinrait Court
Frederick Co
Douglass BE
Barget
Beidr
Sofieitor
TEE News Office
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