Notable Deaths in History From December Fourth
The Daily News recalls John Gay of London born 1685 died 1732 and General Hugh Judson Kilpatrick born 1838 New Jersey died 1865 famed Union cavalry leader who rose to colonel and led dashing charges under Sherman. Also mentions Professor John Tyndall born 1820 died Haslemere and Mrs. Donald G. Mitchell wife of T. Marvel dying in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gay
London
Hugh Judson Kilpatrick
United States
Chile
Valparamo
New Jersey
Kilpatrick
New York Zouaves
Big Bethel
Second
New York Cavalry
Sherman
John Tyndall
Haslemere
England
Aire
Donald G. Mitchell
T. Marvel
New Haven
Receipt irregularity notice to subscribers
Subscribers urged to report promptly to The Bows on irregularity in receipt of papers.
Christmas Shops and Town Talk Echo in 190W Era
A fragmented clipping discusses Christmas shopping mood, local prophecies of prosperity, and humorous asides about ads, gossip, and a few named locals. It notes cold December weather and forecasts snow storms, mentions Unity Concert Company at City Opera House, and records a hog slaughter and pension increase for Alexander Seales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Michel J. Kennedy
Goo O. Rhoderick, Jr
Middletown
Eph
Nebbsh
M. OC. A
Unity Concert Company
Opera Hovee
Iim
Miss Horr
Pean
Sankeyer
Mise
Baker
Bacome
Batehelder
Swan
Obsequies for Mrs Gambdrill and Mrs Winebrener
Large gathering of sorrowing relatives and friends attended the funeral for Mrs D C Winebrener Sr and daughter Mrs James H Gambdrill Jr. The service at All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church followed by burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Hagen Otis Kepler and John M Roberts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Winebrener
James H. Gambdrill
Remsiris
Coatt Square
All Saints
Henry Hagen
Zimmerman
Otis Kepler
George B. McCleery
G. 'T.wiles
Gambrill
Mesare
Willard
Keller
John “Markell
Robert
Gordon Gambrill
Posie Jones
Eewin O
Markell
John M. Roberts
Autter
All Saints’ Church
Mt. Olivet ‘Cemetery
W.H. B. Richison
Declined With Regret Personal Note From Officials
Fragmentary OCR reads like a personal regret note mentioning Winfield Scott Bohiey and Major Academy during Nathaniel Vergon’s pro tempore leadership, with additional unread text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Reimlral
Winfield Scote Bohiey
Academy
Nathaniel Vergon
Double Wedding at Barkitteville Performed by Rev Luther Kuhlman
Yesterday at high noon two couples Guyton and Mam left for wedding tours after a joint ceremony by Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman in Barkitteville. The brides wore identical dresses and the event drew a small group of friends before the newlyweds set off for Philadelphia Springfield Ohio and other western cities. This marks the first ceremony of its kind conducted by Dr Kuhlman during his Frederick tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peto
Guyton
Barkitteville
Luther Kuhlman
Slifer
Personal Notes On Visitors And Travelers
Miss Nina M Derz returns from visit to Boyd s Mita Bela Hermann waits for two relatives in the country George A Schroeder departs for an extended trip to Baltimore and Washington D C W W Pickett employed by Wm Ramsburg travels with Harris Piller as shipping clerk Mines Sabina Beckley Adelaide Smallwood and Mrs Charles W Quynn return from visits to Philadelphia and New York Fudge Harlan Mr B at Brown South Mart Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieasant
Nina M. Derz
Boyd's
Mita Bela Hermann
George A. Schroeder
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Harris& Piller
Sabina Beckley
Adelaide Smallwood
Charles W.quynn
Philadelphia
New York
Fudge Harlan
Brown
South Mart Street
The Work of Death Caroline Tyson Dies at 31
Caroline E Tyson wife of Charles Tyson colored and daughter of J J Murdock died December 1 at her Fairmont West home of araemia aged 31. Remains were placed on the B and O train to her parents home West South Street. Funeral at 5 o clock tomorrow at Asbury church Rev T O Carroll of Actated officiating. pallbearers named James Roberson James Tyler Wm Jenkins. Funeral directors T Bios & Bons. Benjamin Jacobs died yesterday at four at his Linganors home of pneumonia aged 26. Funeral tomorrow at 10 mass at Mount Carmel rematery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Tyson
Caroline E
Charles & Tyson
J. J. Murdock
Fairmont
West
Araemia
West South Strest
S O
Asbury Church
T. O. Carroll
Actated
James Roberson
James Tyler
Wm. Jenkins
Commsbery
T. Bios & Bons
Sebjamin Jacobs
Benjamin Jacobs
Laura
Andrew Jacobs
Linganors
Mount Carmal Rematery
Fire Claims Twenty-Five at Lincoln Hotel in Chicago
A devastating morning blaze at the Lincoln Hotel on Madison Street in Chicago claims twenty five lives and injures many. Fire crews battled the flames as authorities began investigations into the blaze and its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmcago
Lincoln Hotel
Madison Street
Lane Nominated for Judge by Washington County Democrats
J Clarence Lane of Hagerstown emerged as the leading candidate at a Washington County Democratic meeting for the judgeship, with a committee formed to persuade him to run before Governor Smith. Lane, a former Maryland State Senator, has long been active in local politics and churchwork, noted for courtesy in public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarence Lane
Todge
Washington County Bai’ Association
J. B.S. Pryor
Lane
Chas
AL Little
Richard H. ‘Alves
Lewis
Boester
Gover-' Mor Smith
Yas
Hagerstown
Congress
Senate
In Loving Memory of Mrs Winebrewer and Mrs Gambrill
An obituary lament details the deaths of Mrs. D. O. Winebrewer Jr. and her daughter Mrs. James H. Gambrill Jr. within hours of each other. The piece praises Mrs. Winebrewer’s charity and courage, and Mrs. Gambrill’s pure nature and friendship. It prays for comfort for the bereaved children and remembers them as faithful in a religious sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Winebrewer, Jr
James H. Garbrill, Jr
Vannak
Hera
Epiris
Christmas Openings Brighten Local Shops
The Christmas openings at George Bodock & Company featured a wide display of novelties, dry goods, carpets, toys, dolls, furniture, calendars, and holiday decorations. Brish Bros. Bazar also opened with Santa Claus goods. Allan Bokarback’s windows showcased fruits, confectionery, groceries, and seasonal items. Typhoid fever reports rise near Comus and Sugar Loaf Mountains with several local deaths and illnesses among Mount Ephraim families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bodock & Company
Japan
China
Brish Bros.’ Bazar
Dolis
Ussul
Alien Bokrback
Seadown
Comus
Sugar Loaf Mountains
Teesday
W. H. Thompson
Mount Ephraim
Lewis Nicholson
Sick Miss Kitty Qayan Beats Westminster Messenger
The Sick Miss Kitty Qayan of West Third Street has recovered enough to be able to beat Slavenos Oompher, a Western Union Telegraph Company messenger, in a reported contest. Another resident is said to be only slightly improved from a bout of malaria fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Qayan
West Third Street
Slavenos Oompher
Western Union Telegraph Company
December Bargains That Count for Nonby Savers
Readable fragments depict a busy rural retail scene with advertised savings and stock figures, including surpluses, dividends, and deposits. The advertisement touts Christmas bargains on handkerchiefs, silk fabrics, and clothing, promising strong value and trust in the retailer. It references exchanges and prices for farm goods and Western market quotes, implying a local Freeman Frederick MD exchange context.
Christmas goods and holiday stock in town storefronts
An advance shipment notices holiday stock arriving at Brish Bros Bazar and other outlets. Ads promote fruits nuts candies cakes novelties and Christmas decor. Separate notices invite customers to Grand opening at No 10 West Patrick Street and list various local merchants with services from shoeing and horses to optical exams and oyster meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Allexx Rowrback
Brish Bros.’ Bazar
West Patrick Street
Entomologist Warns of San Jose Scale Destruction
State Entomologist A L Qualotanoe and R J Smith returned to Frederick to lead spraying and destruction efforts against San Jose scale and related tree diseases. Six hundred infected trees were burned and a thousand apple trees from Berlin Md were destroyed for root gall infection. Smith noted local apathy and urged urgent action to save trees in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Qualotanoe
Frederick
San Jose
R.J. Smith
Broderick
Orton
Oo Hansonville
Joseph Barrow & Son
Hightstown
N. J
Berlin
Smith
Hagerstown Event and Baltimore Court Rulings Highlight Day
Yesterday and today a charity performance in Hagerstown benefited a local cause while Maryland appeals court decisions shaped estate matters. The city council in Concombing tightened rules against prize fighting.
Funeral for Charles Derr Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Charles Derr were conducted yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock by Rev BE L McLaan. Pallbearers included Clinton Willard Charles Fagan B Phabus Fred Nel linger Conrad Roland and John Michael. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery with O O Carty funeral director. Death Benefit Paid to Katherine Shope for Charles Shope who died in the line of duty from the Maryland State Firemen's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Derr
BE. L. McLaan
Clinton Willard
Charles Fagan
Fred. Nellinger
Conrad Roland
John Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
O. O. Carty
H.R. Heck
Willian M.orimmmine
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Katherine Shope
Charles’ Shope
Osc
Veveral
Holiday opening and sales at Shipley Boost and local stores
Local merchants announce Holiday openings with large toy and gift selections. Dixey Bros and Shipley Boost promote lower prices and better goods, inviting shoppers to inspect prices. Advertisements list various retailers, poultry orders, oysters, and early-bird specials for December 5 and 6. Public notices call for a janitor and indicate school district involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixey Bros
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Tod-Day
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Shipley & Boost Bartholow’s
Sidre
Isaiah
Hahd
Bacop
Moroccc
Egberi
Yonkers ‘Statesman
Robert B. Zimmerman
West South Street
Penson
Alexander Seales
Adamstown
Inp
Romaine
Service IN All, Saints’ Church
Orioles of Democratic Lawyers
Schedate
Fins
John Hendrickeon
Onli
Citizens' National Bank OF Frederick
Turaifir
Havtal
Banik
Swede
U. & Treasurer
Cote
Gavital
Ether National Bank
Os Ohesk
Cons
Aes
Joss, Hisnaiosaon
Potat
Maryrandy
Wit
Zoomerman
Oaabler
Teabove
FMR
Cashler
siekViine Thohias
EES Ues
John Ae
Neidig & Miller
Trm-Guabe
Fabruon
TASB
Farmers
Exchange
Frederick, MD
Clinton E. Main
B. Sappington
Vledty
South Market Street
Geo. Sanders
France
Germany
Sappingtor
North Market Street
John W. Poole
Sponselist
Livary
Hhoress
Lynn Hstens
Robrbsck
Allen Roheback
Saks
Lake’ Optical Co
the City Hotel
L. BE. Molliniz
Gem
Rodook
Bhortov
BO Trio A
AY TS
Rice & Sone
North Mart Biber ‘Frederi
Trederick County
Thomas Prior
East
Ubhis
Palf
York
Ofice
Fleaan
Menoen
MT. Airy
Maryla
M. Spurrier
Frederice
Jos L. Dutrow
W William Ht. Ramsbore
Third Streets
Geo. C.F. Myers
Joan W. Cook
Manor Church
Remington
Palmetto FitreCo
Harry G Dorsey
E. Patrick
St. pZsdir
Acedy
TagNews
Colum
Oline
Ont Hine
Mane
BE. Oltsa
Leading Carpet House
Arserial
Eutomo
Roy
Hagers
Indge Henderson
Pam
Li Montgo
Baldlmore
Ohio
Rookwood
Martha
Hal-Beenari
John P. Keiser
Idsey Bean
Bethesda
Montwotary
George "Br. Berry
Shipley & Boost
Sshley & Francis Scott
Ladie
O. P. No
St. Mary's
Episcopal Guild
Bartholow
Barreoon’s
East Patrick Strest
Cbristene
Suipier & Borst
Allen Robrbace
North Market
South Street
Cffics
Qounty School Commissioners
Ae Far
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