Notable 18th Century Figures and 19th Century Defining Deaths
Summary of brief biographical notices: Henry VII born Earl of Richmond and father figure of early English monarchy. John Jorden Crittenden, Kentucky statesman and Lincoln supporter, dies near Frankfort. General George W. Morgan, veteran of Mexican and Civil War, dies at Fort Monroe. General Augustus James Pleasonton dies in Philadelphia. General Ulisses Heureaux, president of Santo Domingo, assassinated. Also notes destruction in 1830 of non Turkish Constantinople quarter and 1,000 houses burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistory
Henry VII
England
Earl of
Richmond
George Clinton
Aigner
New York
Ulster County
N. Y
Peru
Constantinople
John Jorden Crittenden
Kentucky
Lincoln
Frankfort
George W W. Morgan
Fort Monroe
Augustus James Pleasonton
Philadelphia
Ulisses Heureaux
Santo Domingo
Local Listings and Notices From WEW Ad Section
A fragmented page shows various local ads for estate sales groceries and real estate with several business names and addresses. The text includes a five day sale notice and a call for subscribers to report irregularities in delivery or payment inquires to The News.
Premal era notes on residents return from Atlantic City
Mr. Gerson Rosesour returns from Atlantic City. Wiss Troedle of Libertown spends yesterday with friends. Rev. John Paul Tyler aided from a visit to homes in Wi Quicker, Va. Thomas Zimmerman of Kest Patrick Street returns from Atlantic City. Mrs. Catrie Krah of Baltimore visits her father Oscar Hooper in East South Street. Elizabeth Gilson of South Market Street visits friends in Berkley Springs West Virginia. Mrs. F B Smith Court Square returns after time near Urbana. Misa A Kate Gittinger East Patrick Street returns from Martinsburg West Virginia. Charlotte Smith of Court Square leaves for friends on the Eastern Shore. Grace and Ruth Artman of Connellsville Pennsylvania visit Bessie Castle East Third Street. Mabel Onli of Baltimore visits Mr and Mrs Charles HK Conley at Adametown. Charles Tratoh, from Atlanta City vacation, returns very much distressed with his trip. Flora Lestherman of Wakeerville, with Mrs Harry Cramer and son, spend day with friends in Tefferton. Mrs Amy F Hamilton and daughter Beatrice with Miss Wheeler of Washington return from Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Zimmerman
Kest Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Catrie Krah
Baltimore
Oscar Hooper
East South Stream
Elizabeth Gilson
South Market Street
Berkley Springs
W. Va
F.B. Smith Court
Fquare
Grace
Ruth Artman
Oonoellaville
Bessie Castle
East Third Atreat
Mabel Onli
Birs
Charles HK. Conley
Adametown
Charles Tratoh
Atlanta City
Flora Lestherman
Wakereville
Harry Cramer
Tefferton
Amy F. Hamilton
Beatrice
Miss Wheeler
Washington
Braddock Haights
Brief Bits from the County News
Local notes report warm camp weather and shaded picnics after a day on the river. Frederick County bass catches by Warry Ebert and Roy Shipley plus Charles Miller fishing successes are noted amid repairs on John H. Frazier’s saloon front and alterations by J. H. Lampe. Phrases reflect a 1907 era voice and provincial updates.
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Frederick County
Fara
Warry Ebert
Wm. H. Railing
Patrick Street
Gilmore Dorsey
Jessa Derr
Elmanad
Roy Shipley
Chariley Miller
John H Frazier
Thomas G. Snakey
South Market Street
J. H. Lampe
Handa
Urolschen
Providence
Death of Mrs Sarah Schamel in Baltimore
Jah Schamel widow of P Schamel Brunswick died at Joseph's Hospital Baltimore on a Sunday afternoon. She was about 48 years old and left three children. The funeral will be in the family lot at Knoxville. Local services and business notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Schamel
Jah Schamel
Tha Lata P. Schamel
Brunawick
Diad Joseph’s Hospital
Baltimore
Branewick
Ge Knoxville M. R. R
B . Be
Knoxville
Anick
Patrick St
Lutheran Reunion Draws 10000 From Several States
The Lutheran reunion at Pen Mar drew nearly ten thousand members from Peaksyivants Maryland the District of Columbia and the Virginias. Excursions ran from York Harrisburg Sumberland Hagerstown Wasbirgham Waynesboro and other towns as clergy from many localities attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Mar
Peaksyivants
Maryland
Callumbia
Virginias
York
Harrisburg
Sumberland
Hagerstown
Wasbirgham
Waynesboro
Ben Thurmont
Onaries Reinewald
Scaltsborg
G. A. Royer
Clear Sprin Rookey
Ratnesboro
E .al. Smith
Chambersburg
I W.trostel
Ditsburg
S .A. Diehl
Bendersville
E H. Leisanring
William E. Redding
Shippenaburg
George W. Miller
Baltimore
W.G. Minnick
B. Miller
Westmister
Sema Éfsong
Dr. Owens
Messrs. Ovitz, Bell
Neff
Ray Oherles
Martinsburg
W. Va
P. OH Miller
D.D. Weatminster
G. W.tillier
D.D
A.8. Hartman
Board of Home Missions
Mra
J. P Krachtlog
Womaan
Smnod
L.r B. Wolt
Watta Memorial College
Gantar
Tadia
Huders
Western Maryland Railroad
Josy
Haders
Howell
Owen
Lstaenring
Cnambersaborg
der. Owens
Owan
Letsenting
Will of Mrs Rippeen filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late Mrs Hackst Rippeen of this city has been filed for probate. She bequeaths $100 to Mrs Henson Grean, $109 to Louise V. Ratliney, $0 to Zadekiah Smith, and $200 to John Wm Neighbours. She disposes of personal property to several persons and appoints Hamilton Lindsay as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rippeen
Hackst
Orphans’ Court
Henson Grean
Louise V. Ratliney
Zadekiah Smith
John Wm
Hamilton Lindsay
Independents to Meet for Hose Wagon Driver Rules
The Independent Haze Company holds its regular quarterly meeting this evening at 7 30. The session will present rules governing duties of drivers for the new automobile hose wagon. Drivers for the wagon will be elected at an early date.
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Independent
Bass Jumps Into Boat At Frederick Junction
At Frederick Junction yesterday evening a bass weighing about a pound leapt into the boat of Mr Robot EB Delaplaine while he floated on the Monocacy. A News shy will bring back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass
Frederick Junction
Robot EB. Delaplaine
Accidental Shooting In Brunswick Injures Youth
An accidental shooting occurred Monday evening in Brunswick at Wenner's Hill. Clarence Ridgeway, 15, and Judge Ayres, son of Mrs. Charles Ayers, were handling a revolver that misfired injuring Ridgeway’s leg. Doctors removed the bullet. Ridgeway was recovering at home. The Ridgeways and Ayres families live nearby. prior accidents in the Ridgeway household included a wagon fall and a nail injury to other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Clarence Ridgeway
Erving Ridgeway
Judge Ayres
Charles Ayers
Wenner’s Hill
Ayers
Young Ridgeway
Ridginsy
Moneha
Sterman
State News Roundup Hits Maryland and Nearby Areas
News items from News of the State report bakery destruction in Banacek and a Garrett County primary date August 10. A Montgomery picnic supported Se. Rogosa’s Catholic church. Samuel Griffith faces robbery charges, Bailey bail set at 2000. J Watson Thompson seeks Dorchester State’s attorney nom. Edward Berge and Tilhan Stephens wed in Washington. Local baseball: Bucksy’s Reds vs Schmidt’s Pinoshies postponed to next Tuesday. Orioles fall to Red Star in Middletown 23 to 7. Towson game at Athletic Park set for tomorrow afternoon at 3:30.
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John Telidini
Banacek
Garrett County
Cloppers
Montgomery Omaty
Se. Roga’sa Dsatholic
Samuel Griffith
Kingeton
J. Watson Thompson
Dorchester County
Edward Berge
Baltimore
TilHan Y Stephens
Washington
Bucksy
Reta
Schmidt
Rosebuds
Frederick
Late arrivals at Singanore Hills Tun list many oncoming guests
Names and addresses of late arrivals at Singanore Hills Tun are recorded. Washington DC figures include Captain and Mrs W M Somerville and Miss Somerville. Mrs Mary A Clement. Miss Neale. Baltimore guests include Mrs A L Lewis. Miss Stephenson. Mr and Mrs Jerome Marshall and children. Also listed are Mr and Mrs H M Foster with child and maid. Mrs George L Biordan and four children and maid. Miss Bessie L Marshall. Miss Stephenson. York, Pa guest Mr Wm Thompson. Harrisburg guest Mr George D Long.
Pardon Denied for Gilmer Dorsey in Indecent Exposure Case
Judge Motter said Frederick County Judges refused to endorse the release application for Gilmer Dorsey who is serving ten years in the House of Correction for indecent exposure. The court deemed his condition such that confinement in the correctional facility was preferable to insanity commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmer Dorsey
House of Correction
Motter
Frederick
Dorsey
Entertained Friends at Bass Church Street
Mr and Mrs Raward M Eadby hosted a small gathering on Bass Church street last night in honor of Mr and Mrs John and Weems of Baltimore. Guests enjoyed conversations and a phonograph entertainment. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raward M. Eadby
Bass Church Street
John & Weems
Baltimore
Lightning Strikes Poles Near Montovns Hospital
A heavy storm lashed the city as lightning hit several telephone and electric light poles near Montovn Hospital, severing lines and tearing off cross arms. Electric service and telephones were disrupted in the area until repairs could be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montovns Boapital
Road sign directs travelers to Gettysburg on old turnpike
The Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Company has erected a handsome sign along the road turning off the Liberty turnpike to Gettysburg. The sign will aid travelers as many have taken wrong roads on their way to Gettysburg, creating a gross convenience for the traveling public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Property Sold by Real Estate Agent to Adamatown Buyer
Yesterday T. K. Young, a real estate agent, sold for Charles Angelberger an 84acre tract and store property near MokKaty to F. My. Koogie of Adamatown on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ohas
T.K. Young
Chas. J. Angelberger
Acralos
My. Koogie
Adamatown
Picnic Expected Big Attendance at Manor Woods Event With Guard Troop
Reverend Stephen McCabe reports the St. Joseph’s Catholic church picnic will be held in Manor Woods on Tuesday August 18. Governor Warfield and Troop A Maryland National Guard will march and camp there with a military tone promising large attendance and festive activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen McCabe
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Manor
Frederick
Manor Woods
Twesdey
Father McGabe
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore County
VA. Lyon Rogers
Warfield
Planto
Father McCqabe
South Africa
Joseph D. Saker
Believes Miracle Cured Her at St. Ann Shrine
Miss Elton Keefe of Glenys Falls New York claims healing after an eight month paralysis from inflammatory rheumatism. She credits devotion at the St. Ann novena in St. Jean Baptiste Church New York City with regaining the ability to walk unaided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Keefe
Glenys Falls
N. X
St. Ann
Church of St. Jean-Baptiste
East Saventy
Sixth Atreat
New York City
Miss Keefe
J. B. Keefe
Thomas Rourke
Lacstag
East Seventy-sixth Street
New York
Glens Falls
St. Jean
Sally
Mises Alice Rourke
St Ann
Miss Kesse
Har Oes
God
Comfort of the Trees as Chief Found Comfort
A mournful tribute recalls a chief filled with gentle generosity and brave heart. The speaker laments a world without him and seeks solace in the moving green of trees, while northern winds carry sobs and memory across the shore. RickaRD Watoon GILDER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoal Qh
Faisa
Nhht
Uantil
Bank Officers Named Baker Zimmerman Duvall
Officers listed include J D Baker as president, Wm G Baker as vice president, H D Baker as cashier, Wm G Zimmerman as assistant cashier, and Samuel G Duvall as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G Bakerh,d. Bakerwmt
G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Local retailer promises daily low prices on wide wear items
Join Hendrickson, tee model, and Fred. Co. Telephone 38-2 for daily wear bargains. C. and P. Telephone 73-F. The shop touts many items with big savings on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Co
Remnants Pulled From Cur Black Goods Stock
REMNANIS Bava pulled a large lot of remnants from Black Goods stock including Black Vollee Henriettar Kolienes Mobals London Twises and more mostly to finish patterns. They have been marked to hang their real value. These are all superior goods in quality and well worth your attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bava
Vollee
Henriettar
Kolienes
Mobalis
London Twises
SEPARATE SKIRTS at two ninety eight for sale
Webaya marks Weal Skirts in grey black and white check shirts at 2.98 each. Real value 360. Styles and quality, 63. of these skirts are bi righs in every reapact. The bargain is truly yours.
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Webaya
Suits sale cut prices to clear garment stock
The retailer slashes prices on suits in brown blue grey and some blacks to clear men’s attire stock over the next three weeks. Despite losing money, the plan aims to move remaining inventory in the garment departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salzo
July Clearance Sale at Reidig and Miller Petticoats
Readable display at the front counter advertises a July clearance of silk and colored petticoats from Reidig and Miller. Prices slash Black Silk Petticoats from $6.95 to $3.75, Navy and green taffeta options at $4.25, extra size stout fit petticoats at $2.25, plus stockings for men women and children. Limited quantities remain as clearances clear space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollen
Reidig & Miller
Mara Inhabited Says Washington Professor Moritz
Dr. Robert Moritz of the University of Washington takes issue with Prof. Charles Doolittle of Pennsylvania claiming Mars is inhabited and more advanced. Moritz argues aging, climate, and possible inundation or atmospheric factors support habitation and cites Mars being older, farther from the sun, and possibly more evolved. He favors the inundation theory and insists Mars must be inhabited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Beattie
Wash
Robert £. Moritz
Ohair
University of Washington
Charles L. Doolittle
University For Pennsylvania
Mara
Cactar
Moritz
Orb
Doolitiia
Tifa
Novel Thermos Bottle Aids Winter Tours For Motorists
The bow Thermos hot and cold water bottles intrigue motorists by allowing a traveler to carry beverages on long winter rides. Its double glass design with an aluminum shell creates a vacuum to insulate contents for 72 hours cold and 24 hours hot. In winter a hot drink stays warm in a coal pocket. in summer a cool mint julep can be stored there. Mr. Adam Notnagie of West All Saints Street is reported paralyzed but now mobile around the house.
In the Law’s Grip Committed to Montsvue
John Meisinger was taken into custody by Constable Carter on a charge of vagrancy and need of medical treatment. He appeared before Justice O H Hokatein who committed him to Blonteque. Bail was set for others on selling goods without license and names Frank and Mary Rameburg were jailed after a fight, with fines and possible jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsvue
Jobhn Meisinger
Cunstable Carter
Justica O. H. Hokatein
Blonteque
Vincent Fanoutlia
Domnick Dicanz2
Befora Justina J. Francis Smith
Frank
Mary Rameburg
Hobbs
Rinehart’s
Juatics
Francia Smith
Local sale offers for pianos organs and books at Baker & Hammaock
A chaotic notice advertises a special sale of pianos and organs at Baker and Hammaock’s store at 217 North Market Street and 217 West Market Street, urging quick calls for fine organs and noting low prices. Also announced is an auction of books and goods at the same address, plus a baseball game promo and assorted odd items including watermelons, iron girders, and shop services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker & Hammaock
Frederick City
North Markes Street
Reres E. Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Watringsor
Toe News
Oosier
Porthon
Lh, Moony
Wenihas Bureau
Planta
Jabarday Bar
Real Eatate
Chas T. EK Young
Wm. Anderson
Baker & Hammagok
Mysters Pub
Imoc
Doli Bros
D. Hendrickson
Neldip & Miller Jeo
Rodook
Orson Besant & Kuots
Jobo Eisenhawer Gireye Fh Beotic Morar -Chag
P. EB. Young
Pepert
Gerson Rosesour
Wiss Troedle
Libertown
Epens
Thig Ality
John Paul Tyler
Sin
Lutheran
Eelises Company
Bennewick
News OF the
Gov
Maryland Nations Guard
Shrine
Rickard Watoon Gilder
Citizens
National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Fredheric E
J.D. Baker
Japan
Jas. McSwerry
D. EH
KurFauver Gro
WM. Smith
Joper
Joan C. Morten
D. H. HaRcerr
Joan
Ramseura
Tos
H. Haller
Wat. &. Baker
J.D. Barge
A. M. Thoatas
Daniel Baker
Remnanis
Jobn D. Hendrickson
Seidig & Miller
Barwaln
Gige Paler
George
Rodook & CO
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
A. Ross MacKenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Marmet Mt
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Southarket St
Deckdawly
Peterman
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Marasdawly
Demira C. L. Kefauver
A. Long
North Market
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer
City
Montgomery County
Lure
Offica
Alarket
Braddock Heights
Market St
Third St
Petersville
Mars
Washington University
Jasnn
Prof. Doolittle
Adam Notnagie
Markes Street
Athletic Park
Towson
Dizon O Walker
Orrand Atand
Alonzo Ely
North Market St
Marina Bros
Orestas
Tas
Oltfice
Ans
B. Sappington
Gite Maly
Fredesion. MD
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