In History Aug 36 Highlights From The Daily News
Chronology notes notable deaths and disasters: Suleyman the Magnificent dies in 1566. Admiral John Ross, arctic explorer, dies in London, born 1777. Confederate raider Alabama commander Raphael Semmes dies, born 1818. wreck of Cape Mail steamer Cel ion near Cape Town with 200 passengers and 1,000 sailors lost. Brigadier General William Ludlow USSA dies. Mont Pelee eruption in Martinique claims over 1,060 lives.
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Sultan Solyman I
the Magnificent
Persia
Europe
Brom
Sir John Ross
London
Scotlang
Isull Run
Raphael Jemmes
Alabama
Malne
Ceylon
Cape Town
Natal
William Ludlow
USSA
Anit
Convent
N. F
Mont Pelee
Martinique
News Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
The News asks readers to promptly report any irregularity in receiving papers.
The Versig News Weekly Ad Plans and Deadlines
The Versig News will publish a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and high advertising value. Copy for new ads due 5 PM Wednesday and changes by noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versig
Frederick City
Wasteely
Purely Personal: Visits and Returns Across Cities
AE Paragraphs recount local residents traveling and visiting friends across Philadelphia Baltimore Frederick and West Virginia. Mentions Misa M S Lupton visiting Joliffas Enat Third street Mrs Phoebe Reich and Jacob Moffett in Lestown VA Clarenos Compher in Charlestown W Va Adna DoAtley returning from Washington DC Eatye Hoffman West South street E Payne and Corrine E Payne in Baltimore and Philadelphia D W Pater and Annie visiting Picking family Emma Hobland returning from Frederick J A Williamson Guy Thomas and Dr Charles MacGill headed to St Louis for World's Fair then Atlantic City before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa M.S. Lupton
Philadelphia
W. N. Joliffa
Enat Third Street
Phoebe Reich
Jacob Moffett
Lestown
Clarenos Compher
East Patrick Street
Charlestown
W. Va
Adna DoAtley
Washington, D. C
Eatye Hoffman
West South Street
E. Payne
Corrine E. Payne
North Market Street
Baltimore
D. W. Pater
Annie
O. T. Picking
Emma Hobland
Frederick
J. A. Williamson
Guy Thomas
Charlea MacGill
St. Louis
Atlantic City
The Sign of the Cross Drama Coming to Town
A Chicago brief notes Wilson Barretts The Sign of the Cross will be seen Monday night September 3. Archbishop Kain praises the drama as beautiful and profitable while Rev Snyder says it offers a pleasant alternative to sermons and a chance to hear the orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Cross
Wilson Barrett
Archbishop Kain
St. Louis
Sign of the Crows
Wm. Taylor Snyder
Washington, D.C
Ex Sultan Harod Dies After Forty Years in Madhouse
Special dispatch from Constantinople reports Ex Sultan Harod, brother of the current Sultan, died in a madhouse after forty years of confinement. The death ends a fraught era in Ottoman imperial history with Harod's long isolation underscoring a turbulent royal succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constastinoele
Sultan Harod
Saultan
Japanese Advance Pushes Front After Shelling
Special dispatch reports Liao Yano August 80. After four hours of shelling Russian positions, Japanese forces have advanced along the entire front. Strong units pressed forward in coordinated action with continued artillery support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat News
Liao Yano
Harrington Held For Prelim Hearing On Embezzlement Charge
United States Commissioner Roscoe C. White held Harrington, a former local post office clerk, in $1,000 bail after a preliminary hearing on embezzlement of letters. Testimony tied money missing from deposits to Harrington and a plan to have a registered letter return funds, with multiple witnesses detailing deposits and mail handling.
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United States
White
Harrington
Leonard 8. Harrington
George F. Smith
Soper
Frank L. Koode
Mr. Koode
Myersville Bank
Myersville
Stoet
Pittsburg
Knode
Kuode
Myeraville
Pennsylvania
Knoce
Farmers’ and Mechanical Bank
George W. Bittle
Myereville
Knods
Bittle
Garrett S. DeGrange
DeGrange
Irving
Biser
Wm. F. Chilton
W. H. Himberg
W. A. Harley
Mr. DeGrange
Commissioner White
Federal Grand Jury
Attempted swindle targets South Market store man
A well dressed man calling himself Harry Lehman tried to swindle W N Joliffe manager of the Commercial Operators store on South Market street by passing a $30.40 check of no value. After purchases and searches for a John O Smith who drew the check, Lehman left, a check and goods left at the counter. Authorities linked the man to other sightings as John White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lehman
W. N. Joliffs
South Market Street
Joliffe
John O. Smith
Lehman
John White
Seneral
White
Marly
Priva
Talsatore
Madraz Gloghams
Nick
Smallest Eagle Claims by Henry Wineberg at Eagles Meet
At the Baltimore Eagles Convention two men from the region draw attention by their contrasting statures. D S Lowman of Clarksburg and Henry Wineburg of Hagerstown show off their height and weight tales with Lowman boasting six feet four inches and 290 pounds while Wisaberg stands five feet three inches and claims ninety four pounds. Wineburg, formerly of Frederick, arrives with a gold medal as worthy president of Aerie No 964.
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Henry Wineberg
Frederick
Eagles
Baltimore
Mears
D.S. Lowman
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Mozars
Lowman
Wineburg
Aerie No
Wisaberg
Hageratown
The
Aerie
Killed on B and O track near Brunswick tunnel
Edward L. Needy age about 45 manager for a sewing machine company with offices at Hagerstown was instantly killed by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near the Williama Point tunnel two miles from Brunswick while walking along the track with companion Mr Hoover who escaped injury. He left Hagerstown on an early train for Brunswick on company business. Survived by widow and three children and parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Naedy and siblings scattered in Hagerstown Philadelphia Saoener Pennsylvnnis Newport News Va Hayett Md. He was a member of St Pauls United Brethren Church and Pen Mar Council Royal Arcanum. Remains taken to his home.
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Edward L. Needy
Sswing Machine Company
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio
Williama Point
Brunswick
Hoover
Needy
Hagarstown
Baltimore
Samuel Naedy
W. BH. H. Nesdy
George
Philadelphia
Saoener
Pennsylvnnis
John Knight
Newport News
Mary Sowers
Hayett, Md
St. Paul’s
Manages Opera House falls into cellar at wholesale store
Mr Jacsh Dadisman, manager at City Opera House, fell through an open cellar door while placing a picture board in A O McCardell's wholesale store window. He sustained severe bruises and a sprained ankle, was taken to the Park Hotel, treated by Dr. Howard V. Dutrow, then sent home in better condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacsh Dadieman
City Opera House
A. O. McCardell
Dadisman
Park Hotel
Howard V. Dotrow
Howard V. Dotrow Was Summoned. After Relieving Mr. Dadisman, Dr. Dutrow
Times of Graft and Jail Reform in York
Judge Biktenger of York Pennsylvania urged the grand jury to enlarge and repair the current jail at an estimated cost of 50 000 to 60 000. He warned that acquiring a new site and selling the old could invite graft and fraud as he emphasized widespread graft concerns nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biktenger
York
York County Grand Jury
Bittenger
Funeral for Mrs Catherine O Mussetter at home
The funeral was held yesterday at 2 PM from her residence on West South Street. Rev. Dr. Ozborne Ingle conducted services. Pallbearers included John Mishasl, George Phoebus, George Schell, Casper Orom, Reuben Bann and Ezra Hoffman. Burial followed Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director Wm. H. B. Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine O. Mussetter
Weat South Street
Ozborne Ingle
John Mishasl
George Phoebus
George Schell
Casper Orom
Reuben Bann
Ezra Hoffman
Olivet Cemetery
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Ordination of Albert F. Smith at Baltimore Cathedral
Rev. Albert F. Smith was ordained to the priesthood yesterday morning at the Baltimore Cathedral by the Cardinal. He will go to Frederick to assist Rev. F. E. Craig, who has been sent to St. Charles College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Smith
Baltimore Cathedral
Father Smith
Frederick
F. E. Craig
Charles’ College
Yellott Wins In Open YMCA Tennis Match
The only yesterday match featured Yellott against Toms with Yellott taking sets 4 5, 6 2, and 6 0. Manlsby and Yellott meet today to determine who challenges Justica Smith for the cup.
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Yellott
Toms
Manlsby
Justica Smith
Local Mart Market Quotes And Hospital Notes
The Mountain City Mill market lists corn at 2 75 per barrel shelled 55 cents per bushel Wheat 3 red 99 Mo 3 red 96 steamer 91 per bushel rejected 75 per bushel damaged 70c per bushel Oates 55 cents per bushel The Sick Mr B J Eader at Emergency Hospital with typhoid fever is somewhat better Mrs Joseph Hildebrand of Rocky Springs is patient at Emergency Hospital
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Mountain City
Oates
B. J. Eader
Joseph Hildebrand
Rocky Springs
Fine Millet Plant Specimens Offered for Sale Tomorrow
Everest Harding brings to The News office stalks of fine millet grown on East Church Street. Plants reach about six feet tall with large well filled heads. Auctioneer L. M. Bready will sell for Walter William near Poolesville all livestock and farming implements.
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Everest Harding
East Church Street
L. M. Bready
Walter Williama
Poolesville
Sind
Shooting Near Park Mills Wounds Man and Flares Family Feud
Gorum of Washington DC was shot through the right arm and chest by his father in law John Yingling at Yingling home near Park Mills county yesterday afternoon after Gorum sought his wife who had left for her parents home. He crawled away and was taken to Providence Hospital in Washington after treatment in Barnesville. A threat from Mrs Yingling at Boyd in Montgomery County prompted authorities to urge caution. Earlier trouble between Gorum and his in laws persisted for years, including a previous shooting at the house.
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Gorum
Washington, D. C
John Yingling
Park Mille
Goram
Yingling
Barnesville
Dre Darby
Stonystreet
Providence Hospital
Washington, D
Yingting
Coram
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Justice Norrin
Young
Willard
Excursion Tickets to Niagara Falls from Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers popular excursions to Niagara Falls at 11.05 dollars round trip with multiple travel dates from July 1 to October 7, 1904. Tickets are valid ten days, with return options to Toronto Thousand Islands and more, plus stopovers at several cities. Also notes delayed fall meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge I C C F in San Francisco September 19 to 25.
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California
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Ao Francisco
Cal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Louis
Chicago
Memphis
New Orleans
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Assinibsia
Alberta
British Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Baltimore
Camden
Niagara Park
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh
Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio
Rairoad
St. Louis
Osis
Ticketb
Baltthmore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Capa May
Ocean City
Bea Isle City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Philadelphia
Maryland
Gilson and Osler Mingle at Thurmont Lutheran Church
Mrs H E Gilson and Thomas J Gilson of South Market Street Thurmont Md wed Miss Alice H Osler daughter of the late Van B Osler of Thurmont at the parsonage of the Second Lutheran church Chambersburg Pa Rev Diehl officiated. Mrs Osler is Maryland College Lutherville alumna. Mr Gilson, a Gem Steam Laundry employee, will reside with his parents in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson—Osler
Thomas J. Gilson
H. E. Gilson
South Market Street
Local notices and sales items from Frederick area ads
Mixed local notices and sales items advertise carpet cleaning, route sale in Frederick, a lawn fete near Frederick City Hospital, oyster offerings, lodging rooms, and cheap rail excursions. Includes Excalator Carpet Cleaning, a garden sale, and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad seashore trips with dates and prices.
Maryland Roads Good and Bad Across States
Mr. Osgood of the U S Bureau surveys highway conditions from Washington to St Louis. He notes Maryland and Indiana roads as good, Pennsylvania and Illinois as abominable, West Virginia fair, Ohio improving, and a general link between road quality and local prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Osgood
Qen- Bus Bureau
Washington
St. Louis
Ohio
Ladisnoa
Tlinois
Will of Mrs. Margaret Adams Filed for Probate
The probate filing in the Orphans Court reveals Mrs. Margaret Adams bequeaths all property to her daughter Mrs. Scots F. Stage in return for a sum advanced by the mother. Mrs. Stone is named sole executrix of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Adams
Orphans’ Court
Scots F. Stage
Stone
Repairing Street on Market Between Fourth and Fifth
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad deployed a crew yesterday to repave Market Street between Fourth and Fifth, a stretch neglected for over four years. The work uses cobblestones and is expected to wrap up in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad
Market Street
Fourth
Fifth
For Sale Atlan American Brand Cement Gala Notice
For Sale sighted in 1904 notices. Cement brand available in any quantities via Eves & JaMezs A Pointer. Eye exams offered free by Dr O W Hines at Park Hotel Frederick Maryland September 1 2 3 1904 hours 2 PM to 8 PM. Ospital Optical Co Washington DC Braddock Heights Tonight dance schedule listed. Frederick College opens September 20 1904 state scholarship notices requested Dr W C Jouxson president board of visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan American
Eves & JaMezs
Frederick, Md
O. W. Hines
Park Hotel
Frederick
Ospital Optical Co
Washington, D. C
Franklin Street
City Hotel
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Wasnisavon
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Oval
College of Music
Bea Food
Co. Nat. Bank
Dixon O. Walker
Smith
Miller & Co
A. W. Scheuuit
Bign of the Cross
Kahn & James Dr
O. W. Hines A
Dildie’s
Carly
the Weekly News
Mary
Eben
Niewspa
Cbeck
Bargsina
E. K. Needy
Johe Yingling
Parente
Park Mills
Frank Adama
Honus Taeaday Eveniog
Adams
Himelf
Plana
Kade
Amuastog
Adame
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Hez
Qcity Opera
Flanse
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Telor
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Balta
Capital
J. D. Baker
Wu. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Prest
John Hendrickson
P.S
Warate
Wa. G. Immerman Cashier
Sama
G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Clinton E. Main
Main's
Telephone Connectiona
Clinton E. Matn
3Raduste Pharmiaciat
Neidig & Miller
Bidig & Miller
City Hotel Grill
CH Hotel Grill
BOFT
Lidie’s
T. Ryopss
Weat Second Street
Tes
Grand Union
Conditon
Frank Ries
Frederick City Hospital
Frainog
Gea Dinina Paroxs
Braddock Beighie
Brightside
Ton Is Health
H. L. Beamiv
Braddock Heights
Rodock & CO
Paris
Baga
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rige & Sons
North Market Bireef
Frederick County
Thomab P
H. B. Peterman
Burgson
Oftea Telephone
Wottos
CTY Opera House
G. Wesley Kindles
Ball and
Gio Edw
Ayor
B.C. Shepherd
E. C. Shepherd
Alydiot
Gticoe
George BK. Brengle
West Seventh Street
Ehret
Besant & Knott
P.O. Box
Broderick i Asods
East Second Street
B.S. Sappington
Jardinieres
Tuat
Osil
B. Sappington
North Market & Newepaorehichive
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