In History Dec 6: Notable deaths and trials listed
The Daily News notes events and figures tied to December 6 history. It lists deaths and trials in Worcester and New Orleans, mentions Gilbert de Motier Lafayette and the Marquis de Lafayette era, notes a Crimean War soldier, and cites American musical artist Maver died in St Louis. born details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W—learr
England
Dorn
Tower i
New Orleans
Maver
Suser
St. Louis
Prompt report urged for newspaper receipt irregularities
Subscribers are asked to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receiving their paper. The notice seeks quick confirmation of delivery problems and directs readers to contact the newspaper for assistance.
Local Visitors and Relocations Noted in City
Yuse ly personal notices record Mr Lorains Ramsburg of Washington visiting the city home. Mr Frock I Lawie of Be Acry spends the day in the city on business. Mrs Catharina Berrier of Walkersvill remains with friends in Reading Pa. Mr George Houck and family of Harmony Grove moved to 912 East Third Street. Mr Jobe B H Frezier of South Market Street travels to Baltimore and Washington on business. Mrs Gasper Mebrlirg and two children visiting her mother Mrs George Esler at Dayeville have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorains Ramsburg
Washington
Frock I. Lawie
Be. Alry
Speiness
Catharina Berrier
Walkers Vill
Reading
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Eaat
Third Street
Jobe
H. Frezier
South Market Street
Zpanding
Baltimore
Wastlogtor
Gasper Mebrlirg
Twe Chil Dean
Ben Visltig
George Esler
Dayeville
Heme
Brisf Bits and City Street Mishaps
Batches of odd notes tell of a party named Mr. Moess repainting two horses at his West South tract and Mr. Byndman’s horse slipping on West Patrick Street breaking a buggy wheel. Workers on Carroll Street near Patrick Street report rain flooding a trench, tied to a distant tan yard once by a local family fifty years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galorz
Thomas H. Moess
Ray Byndman
Carroll Street
Patrick
West Virginia News Hikes Subscription Price to $1.69
The West Virginia News reports a subscription increase to 1.69 dollars starting January 1 due to rising paper costs. Other Virginian papers including Monroe Watchman Gales Indepandest Lewizburg Democret and Boroayette are said to have announced raises. Also noted are local sick reports and a lawsuit in Myersville where Joseph Houpt sues for 15000 damages over alleged injury to his wife’s affections involving Mrs Emms A Koegel Mrs Fauuie Koeller and Edgar B Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bataluz
West Virginia News
St Rosceverte
Bes
Senonceicg
Wal
Weat Virginis
Monroe Watchman
Gales
Indepandest
Lewizburg
Democret
Boroayette
Virginis
Joseph Houpt
A. K. Deisuter
Tas
Emms A. Koegle
Fauuie 2i
More Charges Filed Against Trustees in Gary Estate Case
The Illinois suit alleges fraud and misrepresentation by trustees handling the George T. Tolles estate in Chicago area. It names Edward A. Yankle, Nichiles O Oline, and others, claiming excess fees, improper land sales near Gary, Indiana, and transfers to a steel company. The heirs seek accountability for profits and alleged overcharges totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hige Bacon
Chicago
Nichiles O
Oline
Freud
Nozalaa Ollas
Thay Pala
Aerriong
Gary
Steel Corp
Cirouit Court
Nicholas Giza
Kim
Bile Brother
Bas
Higekara
Tim
L.C. Schwerdtinger
Bloomington
Atepfather
Walistta Yaskle
Irgatry
Iim
Fie Sals
Srustena
Lake County
Psrcal
Piiteborg
Fort Wayne
Obscazo
Frank J
Ateel Ass
Bava
Thomas Murray
F. A. Kuote
Sams Tine
Frustesa
T'M
Tha Steal Corporation
Ormelsiusnts
Wiver
Jz Waliatts Yeakts
Municipal Aldermen Discuss Sewer, Lighting and Tax Delays
A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen heard L Dodge report progress on sewering Carroll street and noted needed changes to the James Canal alley sewer for the O P Telephone line. The group debated a proposed electric plant for Dizzy Egg building lights and the market house, and considered arrears taxes with no action. Wood and Lebbert urged an Opera House rent rebate due to delays in notifying the profession. no session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
5S. L. Dodge
Board Yard
Carroll Street
Ohnarel Alley
O. & P. Telephone Company
Wood
Lebbert
Wire
Work Schedules Shifting at Baltimore and Ohio Shops
Workmen at B and O shops in Grafton receive five day three week notice until further orders. Across other B&O points layoffs continue while Grafton and nearby shops adjust schedules. Overtime payments persist at Hagerstown amid reduced overall hours.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Grafton
Baltimore
Onlo
Hegeretown
Middletown Improvement Association Forms Incorporation
Filing to clerk's office establishes The Middletown Improvement Association of Frederick County Maryland. Edward A. Tome Wm W Doub Albert Remsberg Amos L Remsberg and John D Keller named incorporators all of Middletown. Directors for first year include Foster C Rewsturg with officers President Albert Remsburg Vice President Amos L Remsberg Secretary E A Xoma Treasurer F O Remsberg. Capital stock set at 10000 shares of $50 each. Plan to pave and improve streets including two new broad avenues, lay water mains, sidewalks and plant trees. a $12000 modern school building is planned along the new street. Residence of Charles H Crone to be moved for redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick County
Maryland
Edward A Tome
Wm. W. Doub
Albett & Remeburs
Amos L. Remsberg
John D. Keller
Incorporatore
Foster C
Futkeriska
Han
Mate Steat
Charles H. Crone
Desileg
Alber & Remsburg
Vii Breeidant
Amos L Remebarg
Ageratarr
E. A. Xoma
Trencarer
F. O. Remsbarg
Fragmented 19th century notices from Ellison and surrounding towns
News briefs report Giveloot Grothers returning from Atlantic City to Ellison, Magruder qualifying as clerk in Rapalls, a Baltimore widow murdered at 805 South Poppleton Street, five smallpox cases at Cantox, a grounded steamer West River near Bloody Point bar, and notes on religious, educational, and social events including Miss Ian Dove, Majorie Bartlett debut, and a court tribute to former Clerk Thomas Parrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giveloot Grothers
Atlantic City
Ellison
Galeth O. Magruder
Ar- Rapalls
Coars
aAgnesis
Katherlon Hogan
South Poppleton Streak
Baltimore
Cantox
West River
Bloody Point
Isabelle Clever
Conrad Otever
Peter of Christ Reformed Church
Bageratown
Shippensburz
Montgomery County
State Board of Education
Benoot Board
Ian Dove
Pabtio Gganot Ap Bethesda
Misa
Majorie Bartlett
Van
Mra Frask W. Bart— Jeté
Sampson Row
Navel Academy
Court of Aprea
Thomas Parrap
Tim
Funeral services for Samus H. Jones held at Migdis Alley
Funeral services conducted by Rav De Osborna Ingla were held yesterday at the late home 427 Migdis Alley with pallbearers J. G. Lew L. M. Bistz Adam Diat rich and Wallace Ricnards. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rica served as funeral director. A second funeral for Szpaia Norris exlor id occurred yesterday at St. John's Church Matr. Rev Fr Suitth presiding. Members of the Sonality attended in full regalia. Pallbearers Pings No lan Henry Oeats Andrew Batoes and George Lyles assisted. Interment was at St. John's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macraid Samus H. Jones
O'Ploak
Biz
Migdis Alley
Rav. de
St. John’s Church
Matr
Fr. Suitth
Sonality
Pill
Pings Nolan
Henry Oeats
Andrew Batoes
George Lyles
Tasds
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas BP. Rica
My Wife's Family at the Busy Ozera House
The McGowan production of My Wife's Family will appear at the Busy Ozera House on December 12. The play has been popular since its first production and features a capable cast of singers dancers and comedians. The show promises lively songs dances and comic turns with elaborate costumes and scenic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
Uisy Ozera House
Big Ancugaa
Ciss
Ferra Cotta Trials Next Week for Train Crash
Marty Hildebrand Frack F Hot smier Asiph Rutter and Ire McClellan crew of train No 2120 will face trial next Monday before Justice Stafford in Washington for manslaughter in the Terra Cotta wreck last December that killed nearly 50 people. Defense argues signals were obeyed and negligence cited. Freight wreck later west of Henryter on the B and O line blocked tracks. two cars pushed off the rails, no injuries, lines cleared by 3 pm, passenger service delayed hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferra Cotta
Marty Hildebrand
Frack F. Hotsmier
Asiph Rutter
Ire McClellan
conli_ GtG
Terra Cotta
Baltimore and Ohio
Staford
Washington, D.C
Lee
Sliegss
Henry & Davis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Henryter
Maryland Tuberculosis Association forms branch in Frederick
Article describes the Maryland Tuberculosis Association expanding to Frederick with William T. Reynolds assisting secretary. Plans include forming a state association committee, employing caregivers, education campaigns, and a hospital pack program for aid. An exhibit for the Frederick fair was destroyed by fire. a new exhibit is prepared for Frederick before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Reynolds
Maryland
Tcberculosis Asazoiatiog
Frederick
Carete
Sasocratios
Raynalds
Marsland
Woloh
Sinse Board of Health
Frederick Fair
Hagerstown
Shera
Marriage Of Senator John Fox Euseel Btsts In Dauphin
Announcement of the marriage of Senator John Fox Euseel Btsts to Rachel Bavarilan Kenkil in Harrisburg at Zion Lutheran church. Ceremony conducted by Pastor Stewart Wivfrid Herman with guests from across the state including Governor Steps and other officials. Details describe the bride’s debut, attendants, dress, and wedding party in ornate period language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Euseel
John
Dauphin
Pennsylvania
Miles Rachel Bavarilan Kenkil
Charles A. Kunkel
Barrisvorg, Ps
Zion Lutheran Church
Sartisburg
Stewart Wivfrid Herman
Steprs
Crisiais
Asarin
Lida Moéter
Fraderick
Bertha
Cera Isce
J Wan
George
Social World Entertained Friends at Home
Miles Mary Myers hosted a gathering on Telegrapha Street with a lively program of music and refreshments. A Brunswick dance honored Mr and Mrs John Blair upon their return from a wedding trip. Braddock Heights Orchestra provided the music. Miss Ritchie's school planned a solo evening at West Church Street. Ice formed on the Monocacy river, freezing across some stretches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Mary Myers
Telegrapa Street
Brunswick
Red Mons
Bir
John Blair
Braddock Heights
Local Baby Wright Dies in Maryland Funeral Planned
Little Mirta(r)m Elizabeth Wright, one of Wm. Mo K and Mirisra Bencer son Wright's twins, died aged 1 year 9 months and 10 days. Funeral Saturday from her father's home in Arlington, Md. Warino Brothers' Christmas Goods, Florida and Naval ordnages, fruit and produce advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haaren
Elizabeth Wright
Mo K. Ani Mirisra Bencerson Wright
Ariington
Frederick National Bank Ledger Excerpt and Local Notices
Local mention highlights charity drives by the Empty Stocking Association asking for toy donations and envelopes, plus vendor notices from Hershberger and partners. Frederick area ads promote oysters, candied goods, moving pictures, an art sale, and shop offerings for the holiday season, with prices and contact details.
Local holiday harness sale and Christmas offers
Local ads promote specist harnesses with regular prices around 28.00 now 24.00 and 18.00 to 26.00. driving harnesses in calf skin, double harness lines, and other goods at discounted rates. Stores advertise Christmas openings on Saturday December 7 at 210 NW Market, plus moving pictures and Kodak cameras from 10.00 upward. Also urged to pay gas or electric bills by the 10th to save charges.
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Ranebut Bornone
N. Market St
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Farois
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North Market Streat
J. Eichelberger
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Dello Manufacturing Company
Hoptlugtur
W. Va
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B. B. Prteeman
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M.G Gerzpavan
Kodak
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Aprady
Jas. A. Long
Mane
North Market
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