Notable Births and Deaths in History Chronicle
A historical summary lists notable figures with births and deaths including Loyola as Jesuit founder, John Ericsson born in Sweden, Abram Hewitt born, Ex-Governor Hoadley of Ohio born, Rev Dr John Hall born, poet Phoebe Cary died, Andrew Johnson death noted, Franz Liszt death recorded, Hubert Sforris death, and a Buenos Aires outbreak with casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyola
Jesuits
Harperteon van Tromp
Dural
Gay
Pope
Thompson
Plan John Ericsson
Sweden
Abram S. Hewitt
Hoadley
Ohio
John Hall
Pando Chaulu
Phoebe Cary
Abre Cary
Andrew Johnson
Carter County
Teno
Abbe
Franz Liszt
Bairenth
Basaris
Sit
Hubert Sforris
la Grange
Pelincal
Buenos Ayres
Ad Veritas and Advertisers in the Day's Page
The column lists advertisers and the newspaper’s aim to present reliable ads. It notes care in screening patrons, urges prompt reporting of any irregularities, and mentions several names and addresses such as Jas E. Ebrecht and Zacharias' Stable at 5 East Patrick St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afurkell & Trail
Jas E. Ebrecht
BL Dutrow
Zacharias
Howard
Sec'y
J. B. Price
East
Patrick St
Eole Robrback
Soir
When to Advertise for Best Results in Newspapers
Expert note urges careful copy in ads avoiding superlatives as carelessness burns profits. Emphasizes that a well crafted ad in a good paper yields the best return for the price, with copy due for the TRE Werextr News by Thursday and changes by Wednesday 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allways
TRE Werextr
Deaths at Home and in Roanoke Leave Families Reeling
Funeral for Mollie R Dorsey of New Market held Sunday at 4 pm at her sister’s home with Rev David May officiating. Pallbearers from New Market Monrovia and Frederick, remains in Dorsey family graveyard. Also reported is the death of Mrs Joseph L Watkins of Roanoke at age 24, wife of William Watkins, with three children surviving, mourned across Botetourt and Maryland communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Dorsey
Mollie R
Pottinger Dorsey
New Market
the News
Lebbeos Griffith, Jr
David May
Grace P.E. Church
Dorsey
T. A. Stevens
F. Downey
D. Reich
Watkins
Fincastie
Herald
Joseph L. Watkins
Roanoke
Jacob Cronise
Botetourt
Maryland
State vs Bowens assault case verdict and severance
In the case State v Bowens and Frank Brown the jury found Bowens guilty of assault with intent. Bowens was committed to jail for the next term after bail default. William Stanley was severed and acquitted after attorney Pamper secured severance. BM Eichelberger led the state case with Motter for Bowens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
James Bowens
Frank Bro ¥N
Hewes
Bowen
William Stanley
Pamper
Stanley
BM. Eichelberger
Mr. Motter
Bowens
Manufacturers to Consolidate Announcement
The firm Tyson & Zimmerman manufacturers of abutter fasmers and the Wailing Patent Shutter power Co will consolidate their interests tomorrow to carry on a more extensive business than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frm
Tyson & Zimmerman
Wailing Patent Shutter Power Co
Ramsburg Purchases Frederick House at Public Sale
Henry B. Ramsburg of Frederick yesterday bought a large house and lot in New Market Frederick County at public sale from Jacob Rohrback solicitor for Roderick D Hobbs mortgagee of John E F Bar and wife for five hundred ninety dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Ramsburg
Frederick
Jacob Rohrback
Roderick D. Hobbs
John E. F. Bar and
New Market
Frederick County
Jail Turnkey Improves Cellblock Displays
A jail turnkey Joba Somteee oversees improved inmate areas. Workers arranged a neat presentation of items and prizes, noting better appearance and orderly setup. The event highlighted enhanced custody conditions and orderly surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Bax
Grobas
Fragmentary OCR Item Noted By Reader Readers
A damaged OCR snippet presents partial phrases and letters. It mentions no clear date place organization or event. The readable content is insufficient to determine a titled event or concrete summary with named entities.
Tariff Reform Meeting at Court Park Ends in Endorsement
A spirited tariff reform gathering at Court Park endorses Grover Cleveland and the Wilson bill, denounces Maryland senators and the German McKinley bill, and calls for Arthur P. Gorman to resign. Speakers include James H. Gambrill, Lloyd MacGill Jr., and Wm P Maulsby Jr, with audience support expressed after the brief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Lloyd T. Macgill
Wm P. Lawson
John T. Williams
J. E.R. Wood
B Cramer
Thomas & Jarboe
Hamilton Lindsay
Frederick J. Nelson
Thomas E. Pope
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Samuel Claggett
James H. Gambrill
Myersville Corner
Gested
Messrs
Blanchard Phiipst
J. B. R. Wood
Thomas EB. Pope
Wm. P. Maulsby
Thomas Turner
Frederick J. Neon
E B. Cramer
J.T. Williams
Jas. H.gambrill
Lloyd F.macgil, Jr
Oliver
Wmn
T. Hamilton
Frederick
Uriah Lawson
Urleans
Gambrill
Cleveland
Maryland
Lawson
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Democra
Ic House
Arthur P. Gorman
Grover Cleveland
House of Representatives
Frederick County
William Meinley
Arthur P. German
Senate
United States
Roger W. Cuil
Baltimore
J. & R. Wood
Philip D. Laird
Montgomery County
Lne
Mr Owl
House
Tuesday Market Report Shows Mild Gains in Produce
The late showers helped vegetation, boosting market supplies this morning. Corn and potatoes improve, lima beans plentiful, blackberries 3 to 4 cents per quart, apples improving, peaches scarce, early damsons only partly ripe at 13 cents per box.
Seven year old Harold Willard fractures collar bone
Harold Willard aged seven son of C F Willard of Knoxtilie county fell from a wagon while playing last evening fracturing his collar bone badly Dr Os We Hilllesty attended his injury Hood's Sarsaparilla is offered as a blood purifier and remedy in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Willard
C.F. Willard
Knoxtilie
Os. We-Hilllesty
One Orchard That Has Peaches Near Frederick
The peach prospect in Frederick county is improving with Mr. Harry Fabray’s orchard near D W Stauffer’s farm south west of Frederick showing a healthy grove likely to yield at least 300 bushels. Last year the orchard produced 1,000 bushels across about twenty varieties, with Heathelings Selwaya Ford’s Late White Old Mixon Crawford’s Late Yellow Mountain Rose. Heath clings and other peaches are in fine form and will be among the largest and best yet grown locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Harry P. ‘Fabraay
D.W. Stauffer
Frederick
Ford
Crawford
Fabrney
Minister Welcomed at St Pauls Lutheran Church
A July reception at St Pauls Lutheran Church honored Rev M J Kline supplying the pulpit during the summer. Young members led the event with recitations piano solos and the song the Holy Blacksmith while the superintendent Alden welcomed the minister and presented roses a reception followed with ice cream and cake and a warm church greeting from the Young People Society of Chris tian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
M. J. Kline
Washington Star
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Frederickelty
Qomer. Glyven
Young People’s Society
Chris Wan
Joly Blacksmith
Katle Kleeman
Helen Irwin
Messra
Edward F. Muth
George R
Charles Linking
Edwar Des
Keefer Grahe
Lucius D. Aiden
Domer
Alden
Kilne
Br. Zane
St. Paul’s
Geo. R. Linkins
Kine
Ezain
Ele
Maryland Valley College Alumni Reunion in Keedysville
Maryland Valley College alumni and ex-students from Lebanon Valley College Annville Pa will hold their sixth annual reunion at Keedysville Washington county on Monday August 6. The 3 PM program at the U B Church features Miss Flore Maysiles Mr J H Maysiles R S Harp A M and Prof Cymas F Flook with Rev J Thomas Spangler A M as orator. Prof H Clay Deaner will attend as Maryland Association president. A 2:30 PM business meeting will be led by Prof Deaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lebanon Valier College
Annville
Keedysville
Washington County
U. B. Church
Keedyville
Flore Maysiles
J. H. Maysilies
Harp
A.M
Cymas F. Flook
J. Thomas Spangler
D. B. Church
Hagerstown
H. Clay Deaner
Reedyville
Lebanon Valley College
Maryland Association
Deaner
Cannibalistic Children Rumor Haunts East Third Street
A colored boy near East Third Street reportedly shows cannibal traits and bites white children, causing neighborhood fear and talk of involving authorities. Nearby in Hells-Balf-Acre a colored girl is accused of biting and chasing children, knocking them down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third St
Hells- Balf-Acre
Change at the Brewery Forms Plans for Stock Company
John Kuba, proprietor, reports to a News representative that he plans to form the beer brewery into a stock company or syndicate. He expects a Baltimore brewer to confer within a day or two to pursue the move, saying the change will allow more attention to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuba
Kuha
8 News
Baltimore
Kuhn
Maryland Trotters Defeat Lord Baltimore Club in Frederick Ball Game
A crowd under a thousand watched the Maryland Trotters triumph 6 to 2 over the Lord Baltimore Club in Frederick. Robinson pitched superbly with 18 strikeouts aided by Branton, Stanton hit a home run, and J Stanton scored on two hits. The visitors managed six hits off Robinson, while the home team doubled that, rallying with steady batwork and strong defense. The article notes future games, including a Woodsboro-Hanover clash on August 2 at Woodsboro, expected to draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Development Company
Maryland Trotters
Lord Baltimore Club
Baltimore
Baltimore Boys
Eaunders
Cow Mac
Frederick
Brengle
Abrecht
O. Stanton
Lee
Stanton
Robinson
J. Stanton
Towell
Gray
Fhat
Douglas
Trotters
Branton
Lord Baltimores
MD. Trotters
Ed Saltimoreszsable
Hanover Club
Woodsboro Boys
Woodsboro
Hanover
Colored Falls Gala Day Draws Baltimore Excursionists
Yesterday Frederick welcomed a Baltimore railroad porter excursion with a band parade and a lively afternoon of baseball on the Northwest addition. The Maryland Trotters defeated Lord Baltimore rivals as crowds gathered at Nexarite Hall for evening promenade and the city stayed peaceful into night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
North West
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Nexarite Hall
West All Saints Street
Big Excursion Boards to Baltimore and Bay Ridge
Five hundred ninety one excursionists boarded the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning for Baltimore and Bay Ridge. Captain Beckley supervised the trip and provided for the pleasure and enjoyment of all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Bay Ridge
Beckley
Traveling health note promotes Syrup of Figs
An advertisement urges travelers to carry Syrup of Figs for its alleged kidney, liver, and bowel benefits, preventing fevers and headaches. It promotes 50c and $1 bottles sold by druggists and notes manufacture by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliesding Druggists
California
Flour from strict old wheat advertised by Ceresville Roller Flour
A local advertiser warns that some sellers pass off pew or dour wheat as old wheat and promotes Ceresville Roller Flour as a true old wheat product.
Hotel Arrivals List From County Selections
Yesterday's hotel arrivals show a mix of names and origins including Baltimore New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Harrisburg and Comanche Texas with several entries marked as from the county. Names include Orry Horer Shreve Hemps Lockman Tubbe Clark Miller Weisiager Lirkins Moore Brown Williams Muller Roderick Lakin Keyd Lippie Sweney Pittwater Davis Alle Ripelead Tyker Sarrisburg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Horer
T. Shreve
O. Hemps
A. B. Lockman
T. Tubbe
E. O H. Larkiey
HM. Miller
R Weisiager
Lirkins
Baltimore
J.C. Moore
T H. Brown
W. B. Williams
New York
Arlende Muller
J. W. Roderick
Waahtoton
E. Hesse
Grorr
Key Monument Movement Gains Maryland Support
The Key Monument Association of Frederick reports growing interest after a Baltimore Goodwill Council member urged state councils to fund a monument at Francis Scott Key’s grave. Maryland Jr. O U A M chapters with 18 000 members plan a 20 cent per member contribution, aiming for about 2600 dollars to honor Key. A Baltimore council has shown special interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marslach
Key Monument Association
A.M. Gelsbert
Goodwill Council
Baltimore City
Prancis Scon Key
Charles E. Nusz
Geisbert
Nusz
State Council
Gelebert
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Reel Estate Transfers in Frederick and Brunswick Area
Catherine E and Sarah Mickley transfer residence property in Frederick city to W L Duvall for 500 dollars. Matus Land and Improvement Company of Baltimore transfers real estate in Brunswick to James A Darhart for 800 dollars. David Crawford and wife convey 37 equate perches of land with improvements to Jol M Williar for 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel
Catherine E
Sarah Mickley
W. L. Duvall
Frederick City
Matus Land and Improvement Cmpany
Baltimors City
James A. Darhart
Brunswick
David Crawford
Jol M. Williar
Local Merchants Promote Washboard Article and Fair Directory
The notice promotes Nine Oclock Nesting Tea goods with easy half hour washing, a lifetime guarantee, and Maryland Indiana agents for orders. It advertises the Agricultural Fair programme directory with Frank Rhodes endorsing it. Also mentions McCardell's Trustee's Sale and W W Lease Co stock being liquidated, urging early visits to Gem store for cheap items across various lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Myers
Maryland
Baltimore
W. M. Williams
Indianapolis
Frank Rhodes
W. W. Lease & Co
World's Fairest Resorts Excursion to Seashore Condensed
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces an August 2 excursion from Pittsburgh Wheeling Parkersburg and intermediate stations to Washington Junction Maryland. Destination stops Atlantic City Cape May and Sea Isle City are billed as premier seashore resorts with the season at its height. Tickets are valid for twelve days and return on regular trains with a Washington stop option to see Congress and Potomac sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington Junction
Atlantic
Washington
Congress
Seasion
Potomac
Vernon
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Daily News
Washineton, D.C
M. W. HaRgreton
the Weather Bureau
Nott
Court House Park
Redmon
W. GC
Ty Meer
Uuinba
Shriner Milling CO
Ceresville Roller Flour
Ceresville
McCardell’s
Mulliniz & Kemp
Gacuificzo
J _ JONAI HENDRICKSON
Oun
FL. V. Staub
Cpilon Tea
Ceylon
STAUB
North Market Street
Telephone
Cerddky
Bea
Washington Jet
Philadelphia
Paullman
Tate Om
Ren
Jas
B. Ebreche. F
Market Street
Geo. H Railing
N. Macket St
ROUSE
South Market St
Mary Littie
Doll & Albaugh
First National Bank
J. Reed
N. Caroline Bt
THE
Railing Grocery Co
Fale
the Railing Grocery CO
N. Market
Meyzdly
James E. Walker & CO Jd BE. Walker & Co
Drest Goodsworth Snc
Sic
Canton
Aigies
Alstot
Woith
Tames B. Walesze & CO
A. T. Rice & Sona
Bexenar
R. L. Harley
R .L. Harley
Habley
Apollo Beer
Bellona Garis Brewing Comany's
Bay Cloowing Company
Cg.h. Evans & Sons
J. A. C. Lipps
Cor
West Patrick and
Telegramph Sta. Telephons
Friderick
W. C. Eldridge
Ww. C. Eldridge
Nation
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
B. Bladeston
B. H. Bunczsros
N. Mare AT Street
W. S. Miller & CO
Miller & Go
P. A. Peters City
Syren's Valley
Az George's Creek
Cumberland
Sta. W
Ce— East Patrick Sreet
Water Street Depot One News
JOB Printing Office
Bodooe
Neidi
Roce
Wzipre
Nants OF Averseon
Rodock & Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
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