Notable December 1 deaths through history
On December 1 in various years, figures such as Oliver Wolcott signer for Connecticut died in Litchfield after a birth in 1726. Commodore Joshua Barney, naval hero, died in Pittsburgh born 1719. Alexander I of Russia died 1777 born 1777. Matilda Heron actress born Ireland died New York City 1877. Rev Dr Henry Storrs Presbyterian leader died Orange New Jersey born 1628. James Worvey Partridge educator died Cranford New Jersey born 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiver Wolcott
Connecticut
Litchfield
Joshua Larney
Wiushington
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Alexander
Russia
Mapaleon
Matilda Heron
Ireland
New York City
Henry Storrs
Orange
N. J
James Worvey Partridge
Cranford
For Sale and Advertisements Placed in Local Bulletin
A fragmented 19th century classifieds page lists items for sale and merchants. Names include Jorse For Sale Wm H Hinks Atty and A.G. Quynn Co with dealers Rohrback's Store Brish Bros and Carty Bargain Bulletin. Holiday openings noted by Besant Knott and Rodock & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorse
H.R. Lease
John A. Crimmina
Rohrback’s
Joarders
Hummlad
A.G. Quynn & Co
Wm. H. Lebbertz
Holiday Openins
Brish Bros
B. G. Hichelberger
Jonse
Wm. H. Hinks
Atty
C. C. Carty
Bargain Bulletin
Geo. S. Rodock & Co
Besant & Knott
Tor
L.E. Muslimis
Weekly News overview with diverse articles and ads
The Weekly News presents a broad mix of local and general content across twelve pages. Highlights include Captain Gimer’s Santiago campaign chapters, Methodist Protestant history with a church picture, Sunday School analysis, Talmage sermon, fashion and home pages, farm and dairy features, and a Girl About Town column, plus trade reviews and numerous illustrated departments. Advertising sections list various local notices and shops, including furniture, goods, and property for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimer
Santiago
Buckeysown
Talmage
Betar
Rade
Amanda
Stanifer
H.etzler
New Midway
Harrison’s Nurseries
C. Carty
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Dixon Bros
Wy Goods
John Hendrickson
Ry Goods
Neildig & Miller
G.E. Cline
Argain Bulletin
Geo. S. Rodock & Co
Purely Personal Seasant Notes From Frederick
Purely personal notices listing residents and visitors in Frederick. Mentions Mr J W Lowell of Lancaster and Mrs J Houff with children visiting, Col L V Baughman leaving for New York, Miss Emma Font visiting cousins, Mrs Wallace Wirts from Point of Rocks visiting, and Grace Yount from Baltimore returning home after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lowell
Lancaster
Frederick
David Lowenstein
Altimore
Col
L. V. Baughman
Frederick ii
New York
J. J. Houff
Philadelphia
WimieClave
Ha Erstown
Wallace Wirts
Point of Rocks
Emma Font
D. S. Rice
Fourth Street
Messrs
Lewis
Henry Mehrling
Blunt Hill
M. Whitmore
Grace Yount
Baltimore
Ternoon
B. J. Jazzison
Walkersville
The Web of Death. Edward Barket
Edward Barket died yesterday afternoon at Anterne aged 75. Funeral today at Silver Hill chapel Mount Pleasant with burial at the burning ground. Funeral directors A T C & Sonk. Elizabeth Davie wife of Jesse Davie died last night at 72 Machinstreet from paralysis aged 44. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm interment Naomi Olivet Cemetery. Elsie Kline daughter of J Franklin Kline Rocky Springs died yesterday afternoon aged 2 years 2 months. Funeral to be held at DATOW at 2 o clock with services and interment at Dombi grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barket
Anterne
Silver Hill Napel
Mount Pleasant
A. T. 1c & Sonk
Mes
Elizabeth Davie
Elizabeth Davis
Jessens
Noami Olivet Cemetery
Elsie Kline
J. Franklin Line
Rocky Springs
Dombi
Frederick Brick Works Expands to Boost Capacity
The Frederick Brick Works has invested heavily to expand its plant becoming the largest in the region. Two new kilns of 75 000 bricks each are under construction along with a 75 foot stack and expanded storage and office space under the guidance of treasurer and general manager Calvin Schildtknecht. The annual capacity is rising from 3 000 000 to as high as 10 000 000 bricks with recent orders including 2 000 000 bricks for a State insane asylum in Springfield and sidewalk material for Laurel. Col D 2 Winebrewer serves as company president with sixty five to eighty five workers depending on season.
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Frederick Brick Works
Calvin Schildtknecht
Springfield
Laurel
Lyattsville
Sdewall
Bank
Taneytown
Winchester
Prcent
Col D. 2
Winebrewer
Owings Leaves Frederick for Tennessee Pottery Plant
Mr. Dorsey Owings formerly the book keeper at the Central Hardware Store departed Frederick this afternoon for near Chattanooga Tennessee where he has accepted the general management of a large pottery plant. His friends in Frederick wish him well and predict a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owings
Dorsey Owings
Central Hardware Store
Frederick
Chattanooga
Tenn
F. Dorsey Owings
Dr Hopkinson Reaffirms Fame In Charleston Recital
Correspondent reports Dr Hopkinson, famed barytone, delivered a strong performance last year and again enchanted the audience in Charleston. He will give a recital at the Woman's College on the evening of December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinson
Barytone
Klay Fesfvah
Spartanburg
3. C
the Herald
Charleston
S. C
News and Courier
Woman's College
Ordination and Installation at St. Johns German Church
Rev. Victor J. Tingler will be ordained and installed as pastor of St. Johns German Reformed Church tomorrow evening in Kemp Hall. Rev. Dr. Eschbach will conduct the English portion with Rev. Dr. Bachman Rev. P. Wienand and Rev. W. Verrara of Baltimore taking part. The Sick: Miss Maud Miller niece of Harvey Lease improving. Thomas Lipps of West Fifth Street confined by rheumatism. Henry Winberg sick but able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor J. Tingler
St. John’s
Kemp Hall
Dr. Eschbach
Dr. Bachman
P. Wienand
W. Verrara
Baltimore
Miss Maud Miller
Harvey KR. Lease
Thomas $. Lipps
West Fifth Street
Henry Winberg
Singer sewing machine won in local raffle at Rosenstock store
Mr Harry Beacfelder found a fine Singer sewing machine at the B Rosenaar Sors branch store last evening. Philip Seexer drew No 29, winning the machine. Judges EW Hangi and Harvey R Lense weighed the entries. Think about your health. Do not allow taints to develop in your blood. Homis Sarsaparilla now.
Maryland Completes Medal For Admiral Schley at Banquet
Committees chosen by Governor Lowndes select Samuel Kirk & Son for the medal honoring Admiral Schley for gallant service at Santiago. Design features Maryland coat of arms, diamonds, blue enamel ribbon with motto Maryland Honors Her Son Winfield Scott Schley, and a bas relief Brooklyn cruiser. Presentation expected February at a subscription banquet.
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Lowndes
Admiral Seley
Ballalf
Maryland
Santiago
Molix Agni
Ballimora
Agnus
E. S. Munford
Charles H. Gausby
Samuel Kirk & Siu
Admiral Schley
Ams
Winfield Scott Schley
Towndes
Death and burial totals for November in city and county
The report lists 47 deaths city and county for November with 12 in the city and 35 in the county. Mt Olivet had 17 interments, 10 adults and 7 children. other burials occurred in Liberty Woodsboro Thurmont Hope Hill and various small towns. Causes include convulsions consumption congenital syphilis and other diseases.
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Mt. Olivet
Liberty
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Hope Hill
Emmitsburg
New Market
Charlesville
Bartonsville
Glade
Petersville
Creacerstown
Johnsville
Apples
Doubs
Point Graceham
Wolfsville
Urbana
Lewistown
Knoxville
Beaver Dam
Nt. Pleasant
Alporl
Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Eastern Star Bazar at Fredericktown Draws Big Crowd
The Masonic Bazar in Fredericktown drew large crowds as Eastern Star night and the Stars procession filled the Academy of Music. Judge Lynch and court officials joined a gala noon dinner with oysters turkey and pies, while Miss Katharine Eisenhausr directed a children’s program of gypsy dance recitals and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Bazar
Lynch
Court House
Maryland
Frederick
Eastern Star
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Paris
Judge Lynch
Judge McSherry
Fichelberger
Adolphus Fearhake
Douglas Sargett
Wm. N. H. Harry
Sheriff Patterson
George Schroede
Birely
John Keiler
David Groff
F. Schroeder
Katharine Eisenhausr
Rosa Stern
Emily Landauer
Isabella Storm
Mass Schell
Academy of Music
Demosthenes
Cicero
Linganorn
Catoctin
Columbia
Jacques de Molay
Euich
New England
Wierd
Miriss Kingle
Crystal Palace
Atlantic
Pacific
General Grand Chapter
Washington
Mizpah Chapter
Fredericktown
Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge
Enoch Royal Arch
Tix Pater Familias
Commanity
Seventy and Nine Celebrates Sinn Birthday at Home
Edward Sinn marked his seventy ninth birthday quietly at his South Market street home. A Frederick pioneer liveryman and longtime Columbia Lodge member, he has long been active in city affairs and was honored by Eastern Star members sending refreshments from the bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sinn
South Market Street
Sinn
Frederick
Columbia Lodge
Indies of the Eastern Star
Literary Societies Election At Paulsonian Academy
The quarterly election for officers of the Philomathians and the Paulsonian at the academy will be held this week. Members are urged to attend and participate in the vote to elect new leaders.
Local Newspapers Available Daily From City Stores
Wmn Lebbertz announces that Philadelphia New York and Baltimore papers can be bought daily from W J Ways station er and Joseph F Eisenbauer. Sundays bring all Sun day editions at Schley Bros drag store and Steiner Bros drug store North Market street. Patronage appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn
H. Lebbertz
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
W. J. Ways
Stationer
Joseph F. Eisenbauer
Cremr
Schley Bros.” Drag Store
Steiner Bros .Drug Store
North Market Street
H. Lepurerz
Mullinex Store Welcomes Holiday Shoppers With New Goods
The Mullinex store announces holiday openings and a broad new assortment including handsome oriental silks couch covers tortieres hassocks eofa pillows and table covers. The text promises the prettiest styles and colorings yet and extends a cordial welcome to all shoppers.
Holiday Opening and Warm Apparel Ads Highlight Frederick Store
Frederick shoppers are urged to visit Allen G. Quynn & Co and Brish Bros. Frederick for a holiday opening featuring fur goods and woolen wear at low prices. The ad promotes Astrachan and Electric Seal fur items, undergarments for the family, and jackets and capes. Also noted are schedule changes for the 1898 holiday season and local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Allen G. Quyxx & Co
Brish Bros
Middletown
Neidig Miller Ad Promises Low Prices on Blankets
The ad targets shoppers with bold claims about weather gear and blankets offered at unusually low prices. It emphasizes quality and value, urging readers to compare with top values and appealing to sharp buyers.
Public school building inspections planned by county board
A county commissioners committee led by Geo Dean and Singleton Ramsburg will visit Jefferson tomorrow to inspect a newly completed public school building. On Saturday the same board members Dean and Harman will inspect a new Woodville district schoolhouse. About forty pupils are waiting to enter each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. Dean
Singleton Ramsburg
Jefferson
Dean
Harman
Woodville
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the Daily News
WagHinatos
Om Sreck
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
the Weekly News
Seasant
Admurae Aorley
le Will de
Gridadidt
Roger Grambine
Tremas Tershberger
Myersville
Catactila Electric Road
Hood
Bazar
Opera House
Dudge Lynch
Mias Kama Girt Tuger Delly
Erean
Behal
Astern Stars
Wredericktown
Aguertea
Frederick Towns
Ling
Sister of Charity
Miss May
Bowlus
Friar Lawrence
Rongo and Juliet
Mr. Sachrist
Quoits
Win
Morcury
Webb Huck
Ippy
Master Kreh
Miss Myers
Miss Heart Fader
Henry B. Ramsburg
Bossin Motter
Mies Fannie Pout
W. ¢. Facharias
G. Ed. Myers
Ring
My. Chaos
Krannethorper
Baker Johnson
Jacques Forday
Mystic Shrine of Washington
Jéli Green
Enogh Chapter
Willits
Willitta
A. H. Robinson
A. S. Colgar
F. W. Gaines
Robert T. Jackson
Jerry Witherspoon
Nashville
Dr. Willits
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Camden Station
Balimore
Camden
Barre Street
Eutaw Street
L. BE. Mullinex
Out Store
Erpus Mody
Bette
Guy Tuats
Astrachan
Banda
B. A. H. Brast
W. Patrick Street
Alen G. Quynn & Co
Win. CG. Boteler
Ceet
City Hotel
C. E.cline
C. E. Cline’s
Hodock & CO
TODA
Gho
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rior & Sons
A.T. Rios & Sore Funeral Directors
Bambalmp
RV. Staub
Eearup
Tikes & Deliciong Breakfast Food
Richardson & Robbins
F. W. Straus
Northwest Corner
Fourth and
Marler & Diene
Kedee
Kuoavilla
Traction
Ston
S.C
St. Rwy
Towxsean Sport & Sos, Bankers and Brokrere
North Street
Baltimore, Ma
Beth
the Ralling Srooway CO
Market St. Prederick, Ma
C. E. Ramsburg
E. Ramsburg
TRE Model Grocer
Frei
Brazil
Rouxesore
Tioneers
Arvey R. Lease
B. Rosenoar
E. Pat— Tica Mt
Juanit John L. Dutrow
Walkersville, MD
William AL Ramsburg
J. Forney
Autctior
Trederick City
Lewry P. Rosemaul
Market Street
University of Maryland
Jebiodis Cos8lton Shafer
East Lexington ST
Baltimore, MD
Mina G. Urner
Clayton C. Eeeds
Hammond Urner
Urner
Seedy & Gener
Chansars
Ee Ae
Ernest « Coe Hense
Mare Tela
P.levy
Attornut
Areva
Banar
John Hawpareson
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Yileir
Newig & Muze
Rodovk & Neidig
Clinton RE. Main
North Markey Street
Emai
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