In History of November Second The Daily News
In History notes Marie Antoinette born in Vienna and guillotined in Paris during the French Revolution. James Kroes Falk a churning press gear figure is named. Insurrection of natives at Kabul and massacre of Europeans cited. Sir Alexander Burrs a Scotch geographer and traveler mentioned with kin. Frederick explorer and soldier died in Oregon. Lieutenant Schwalt and other victims listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Amoinette
Louis Smvi
France
Vienna
Tbe
Par
Oeriglig TF
James Kroes Falk
Chventh Press
Gear
Kabul
Inia
Alexander Burrs
Ore
Ims
Schwatl Gp
T of Thy Ak Is
Saundér Shar c Promines
Lel
Subscribers urged to report irregularities in receipts
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in panel receipts to The News. The notice stresses vigilance and timely communication to ensure accurate records and service reliability.
PURELY PERSONAL. NAMES AND VISITS IN THIS CITY
Col G W D Olsbaugh spent a seater day in Baltimore on business for D F Davia. Mr Joseph Baebins of Washington is visiting relatives here. Mr E Marshall Guibert of North Market Street is away for a few days on business. Ex Sheriff Othol Gaver of Bar-Bittaville is in Frederick on business. Frederick Kintz of Seven Valleys Pennsylvania is visiting relatives. William H Troxell, Esq., of DeLand Illinois, is visiting relatives in this city. Wiss Lizzie Loaber of Cambridge Maryland has returned home. Thomas Schildtknecht of North Market Street has gone to Ponca Florida for a worker’s position. Prof Worth B Stattlamyer of Waynesboro Pa, formerly a teacher here, is visiting. Miss Eva B Linn and Fanonie Biden of Baltimore have returned home. Mrs Harry Kefanger and Mildred and Mrs Frank Ball are enjoying time with Mire George Sommers at Me Pleasant. Miss Clara Schley, visiting cousin Mrs Jennie Schley Miller, will spend the winter in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S‘iasant
Col. G. Wd. Olsbaugh
Baltimore
D. F. Davia
Joseph Baebins
Washington
E. Marshall Guibert
North Markos Atreat
Othol Gaver
Bar- Bittaville
Frederick
Frederick Kintz
Seven Vai- Toys
William H. Troxell
DeLand
Illinois
Wiss Lizzie Loaber
Cambbsrland
Bright Items From Local and General Interest
Brief notes cover Rabbits on the bill of fare and ease of discharging duties versus cooking. Annapolis described as entertaining with a live prince. Warnings against discarding old calendars. Local commentary on residents and crews in winter preparations. Edoward James, tailor, moves to Stanp Helier Co. 12 North Market. Homes on South Market Street connect to sewer at Market and All Salute. George A. Paisley builds a rolling scaffold at stores of Staup Keller Co and Castle. Guston Troxsil displays a California gourd pumpkin 73 inches long from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maude
Edoward James
Patrick Atraet
Stanp, Helier & Co
North Market Street
David Osstis
Markstatrant
Market
George A. Paisley
Bessrs. Staup, Keller & Co
Charles A. Castle
North Market
Devar & Co Paint Ad Praises Real Pigment Quality
A letter to G F De Grange of Frederick Maryland extols genuine paint over whitewash and cheaper blends. The writer attacks other makers for adding lime sand and water to inflate volume and price, praising Davee paint as true paint with no sham, urging readers to mention The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Grange
Frederick
Pontaga
Enon
A Popular Sportsman at the National Bangle Club Trials
The Baltimore News describes O. Staley Daub of Frederick as a leading figure at the field trials. Daub chairs the arrangements committee and is praised as a national character in hunting circles, famed for his cordial welcome and ready assistance throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baltimore News
National Bangle Club
O. Staley Daub
Frederick
Daub
Shep
Churches Hold Services And Resumptions In Area
News notes from area churches. German Baptist Brethren Church service features a sermon on Proverbs 4 23. Gleaguers at All Saints Episcopal resume meetings after a large attendance Saturday. Darcas Chapter resume work. St Marys Chapter to meet tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
All Saints’ Hoiscopal
Darcas
St. Mary's
Halloween Party at Mullinix Residence
A Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wim. T. Mullinix was held on Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed a ghost party and various games followed by a delightful collation. Attendees included Misses Waomi Hershberger Valetta Keefer Barbara Mullinix and Messrs Olliver Trone Harry Lebhert Austin Haffner Lewis Dartzbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfr
Wim. T. Mullinix
Misces Waomi Hershberger
Valetta Keefer
Barbara Mullinix
Messrs
Olliver Trone
Hanover
Harry Lebhert
Austin Haffner
Lewis Dartzbaugh
Condition of streams report across mills and rivers
The Monocacy condition today shows clear at Steiner's Mill Buckeye town dam Reissindex's mill and Ceresville mill. At Point of Rocks the Potomac river is clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner's Mill
Buckeysa Town Dam
Reissindex’s
Ceresville Mill
Potomac River
Local Market Prices Reported by Merz Waring Tyson & Co
The Local Merz G Waring Tyson & Co quotes announce corn at 1.90 per barrel shelled new 52 cents per bushel 55 cents old. Wheat No 3 red 78s steamer 73 cents per bushel rejected 3 cents per bushel damaged 55 per bushel. Cass 39 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merz. G. Waring Tyson & Co
Boas
Ars
Cass
Chicken Thieves Steal Mr Lilly's Plsmouth Rock Chickens
Thieves forced the lock of Samuel L Lilly's chicken house on East Second Street and carried off seven Plsmouth Rock chickens. Several residents in the area report burglaries of poultry in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Lilly
East Second Street
Plsmouth Rock
Misunderstanding Clarifies Card Party Report
Mrs. George J. Boas asserts no card party occurred at her home Tuesday evening. The earlier report stemmed from a mis understanding by the informant to the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Boas
United Fire Company to Meet
A special meeting of the United Steam Fire Engine Company will be held tomorrow evening at 7.20 o'clock. Reports of the committee on by laws and other committees will be heard and acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Generous gifts to Home for the Aged totaled many items
The Home for the Aged gratefully acknowledges numerous gifts issued at Donation Day. Donors signed their names to a long list of foods and supplies including apples, sugar, flour, corn meal, canned goods, coffee, tea, spices, pumpkins, and other staples, reflecting broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
James M. Heo
Heinlein
Markell & Ford
Sibrly & Brotte
Osresis
Qbapline
Battis Markell
D. V. Saaffer
Jonale S. Miller
Granville Toomes
John Etseohamer
Poumpkins
Austin Bear
Steiner Broshere
Thomas Kemp
Osborne Ingle
Rusket
Mae
Homlay
EL Winebrewer
Annie Braaner
A. Yeatle
At. M. Broner
Wm. P. Maulsby
Basant & Knott
Ella Eicheberger
William S Miller
Mia J.D Baker
Charles Markell
Baltimore
Tuba
R. R. Kemp
Thomas Schley
Eleanora Johnson
Charles Rees
J D. Hendrickzos
Euma Smith
Misa May
Sophia Nosnagie
Gladys Brady
Little Rock
Ark
Childran
Epiacopal
George Houck
William James
Sappington
Marion Smith
Jeannette Nelson
Urner
Shroader
Jacob B. Tyson
Florence Trail
Fire Destroys Mont Clare Wood Shop. $110,000 Loss
In Mont Clare a wood finishing shop was wrecked by fire last night causing an estimated loss of $110,000. The blaze prompted emergency response and investigators begun assessing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Clare
Laurel Presbyterian Church
Andrew R. Bird
Jennie F. W. Gurley
Mra
Pater A. Kelly
Govraestown
J. S. B. Hodges
Old St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Bids Opened for City Electric Light Plant Contract
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen held an ai special meeting last night to open bids for cash hone erection at the city electric light plant. Two bids were submitted by Charles Poole and Frederick Conorste Block & Element Company. The contract was not awarded due to plan details and was referred to the buildings committee with power to act. The adjournment followed with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City
Charles 4. Poole
Frederick Conorste
Sportsmen Luck in Local Rabbit and Fish Hauls
Mr. Samuel J. Gildhill on North Market street bagged eight rabbits during a hunt. Mr. Charles Renn on West Patrick street shot five rabbits. At Keefer's creek on Tuesday James Fretwell caught seven fish. Mr. Wilbur Sheffield, also hunting yesterday, captured seven rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samual J. Gildhill
North Market Street
Charles Renn
West Patrick Street
Keefer’s Creek
James Fretwell
Wilbur Sheffield
Pearre to Attend Mass Meeting at Oy Opera House
Col Gav A Pearre informs Harp of Republican county central committee that Pearre will be present tomorrow night at the mass meeting in the Oy Opera House under the Square Deal League. Speakers will include Secretary of the Navy Charles J Bausparte and Mr Edgar H Gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Pearre
Reno
Harp
Republican County Central Committee
Gav. A. Pearre
Oy Opera House
Equare Deal League
Theavy
Charles J. Bausparte
Edgar H. Gang
Dea! League
Charles J. Bonaparte
Edgar H. Gans
Opera Hongs
Onoer
Citizens of Marys College Seek State Citizenship
A group including Charles Joseph Farzan Patrick Hawkins James Grady Smith Thomas Butler John Star William Lawlor James Rath Burn Thomas Garin Joseph Bayde and Walter Pallister appeared before the clerk this morning and declared their intention to become citizens of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joseph Farzan
Patrick A. Hawkins
James Stephens Grady Smith
Thomas J. Butler
John James Star
Wm. Francis Lawlor
James A. Rathburn
Thomas F. Garin
Joseph F. Bayde
Walter F. Pallister
Bs. A. Mary's College
Advertiser Credits Classic Ad Impact on Sales
A local businessman asserts advertising in The News yielded strong calls and higher than expected interest after placing an ad for a double-barreled shotgun. The quote emphasizes phones ringing and sales pickup from newspaper promotion.
Wild Geese Shot on the Monocacy near Linganore Hills
Mr. Clarence 2. Main hunted yesterday and found eleven wild geese on the Monocacy near Linganore Hills. He shot one goose weighing six pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence 2. Main
Monacacy
Linganore Hills
Wedding Announcement for Rev McLean and Mary Neff
The Rev McLean of Grace Reformed Church Frederick to marry Miss Mary Hamish Neff of Alexandria Pa. The couple will wed Wednesday November 15 1905 at 4 pm at the bride’s parents Maple Street home Alexandria Pa. After December 15 they will reside at East Third Street Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sarah McLess
Grace Reformed Church
McLean
W Wiilliam II
Mises Mary Hamish Neff
Plasa
Mapleborat
Alexandria
Lexandria
Hantingdon County
MoLsan
East Third Street
MecLeac
Pennsylvania
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Reformed Theological Seminary
Frederick
Teso
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE LOZ'S
Local notes list visits and family news from Rocky Ridge to Ostootin with guests including Mr John Loy and Mrs Belomon Ridenoar. Interments are noted for Oreagerstown and funerals in Zors Pennsylvania in a provincial social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loz’s
John Seisa
Rocky Ridge
John Loy
Jeremiah Martin
Thurmont
William Loy
D.D. Barb
Roghesville
W.%. Miller
Sadore
O. W. Loy
Utios
Mary Hamrick
Henry Hamrick
Ostootin
Joholey
Zors
Belomon Ridenoar
John Fisher
Oreagerstown
Barn Fire Destroys William Virts Farm Near Knoxville
A barn 80 by 45 feet and its machinery burned Tuesday evening on William Virts farm near Knoxville. The straw stack fed the blaze. stock escaped as Ernest Drummer, a farmhand, sounded the alarm. Drummer alleged his wife set the fire and blamed their child. Granary held 700 bushels of wheat. nearby building stored 400 barrels of corn. insured for 900 on the barn and 100 on the machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Virts
Knoxville
Virts
Brunswick
Ernest Drummer
Wirts
Wass
McLeans Reception in Washington Invites National Figures
The President and Mrs Roosevelt along with Cabinet members and diplomatic corps will attend a Washington reception for Mrs Donald McLean president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. The event is December 6 under District of Columbia Chapter auspices. McLean arrives in Washington on December 6 or 7 after touring West and South visiting state chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
McLean
Roozevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Washington
A!s
Donald McLean
National Sociery Daughters of the American Revoluttos
District of Columbia
Ifra
Weat
Tisita
Boys reprimanded after porch damage case
A group of boys appeared before Justice EBckstein for damaging the porch of John Sheffield. They were dismissed with a severe reprimand and required to pay the repair costs totaling one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebckstein
John Sheffield
Thompson Wagner Couple Quietly Wed in Maryland
Robert Bruce Thompson and Etta Olsy Wagner of Predetrix county Maryland were married at Mt Alry yesterday by Rev. O. O. Marrick. Mrs Yinger and August Fraley are listed as sick. John Topper, West Patrick Street, has recovered enough to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Yinger
North Market Strat
August Fraley
West Patrick Street
John Topper
Patrick
J D Baker WAL. & BAKER OFFICES HH Uv SANER SS WH U Z Zimmeran
The text lists names and titles in a historic bank or company roster format. It includes officers such as president vice president cashier and assistant positions with numerous personal names and initials, typical of a midlevel corporate directory page.
Funeral for Jacob Grabill Held at Enat Third Street Home
The funeral for Jacob Grabill was held at 10 o'clock at his home 807 Enat Third Street with services by J. W. Birscofe and G. A. Thirlksid. Pallbearers named Gombar, Thomas, Dutrow, Birely, Lilly, Edward Myers. Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice. The infant Mildred Etchison Bellison funeral occurred Saturday October 28 at Damascus MB Church with Rev. Clough presiding. Funeral director William T. Lawis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Grabill
Enat Third Street
J. W. Birscofe
G. A. Thirlksid
John Gombar
D. Thomas
J. Dutrow
J. M. Birely
L. Lilly
G. Edw. Myers
Local notices and travel promotions across Maryland and New York
Fragments announce piano tuning by Prof Spiegler at Belkly’s Palace of Music, sale of property on Market Street with two dwellings, and rail trip promotions to Washington Baltimore and Florida resorts. Also mentions new streetcar line between West 23rd Street and Grand Central, with five cent fares and electric cab service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
23D Street
New York
Grand Central Station
Metropolitan Street Railway Co
West 28Rd Street
New ‘ York Central
Naw Haven & Hartford
Baltimore & Ohio BR. HR
West 23Rd Street
Railway Overhaul Begins on Frederick and Middletown Line
Two work gangs of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad started a full overhaul this morning. One gang focuses on track work while the other handles the overhead line tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Middletown
Grain business change at Tyson firm in Washington
Mr G Waring Tyson announces a change in his grain business. Charles A Sifford of Washington has bought an interest and yesterday the firm was renamed G Waring Tyson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Oheoge
G. Waring Tyson
Charles A. Sifford
Washington
Hat theft suspect danger warns owner persists arrest if not returned
A hat thief reportedly took Mrs M. Gatzbaughs hat from her millinery shop on Saturday night October 28. Police warn arrest if the hat is not returned by Saturday November ish. Event notices include Oxidas Under Two Flags at City Opera House November 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Oxida
Fitzhugh Lee
U.dc
New Art Loom Drag gers Spark Novel Floor Coverings
L. E. Mellinix promotes the new Art Loom Drag gers with Sew Weaves and handcame Oriental Rage like close copies. A wide variety of these novelties are offered, likely available only at their carpet house where the latest floor coverings can be seen and purchased.
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Wasmureser
Maryland
W. L. Moors
Boreac
Keesen
Swadvert
John F. Stinewiwaziee
Johnson
Gusyton Troxsil
W. Devor & Co
PLL
Hargett & Co
ALL Saints” Festival
Tae Gaild
Rozey
Esch Chapel
Fijarishlog
Schleyaville
Obinve
Ingle
James Addison Ingis
Miss Ingle
Bertha Trail
Misa Moliie Kemp
Saveral
Mary Steckle-Barck
Margaret Ford
Miza Seauet Wineberg
Naomi Gring
Misa Sadie Enright
Don’s
Samuel Hoopes
W. W. Osburn
News OF the Churches
News OF the
Wlean
Mir
William N.ff
Mary Harrieh Neff
Bloomfield
Everitt Salth
Earl Smith
Doubs
Epent
Chas. Myers
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens Nat Bank
Sreverick MD
J.D. Baker
Wal. & Baker
HH. Uv. Saner
WH. U. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
JouporJas
McBaxsar D
Krvarven
Gro
Bante
J.D. Baxrr
Jepexrixo
C.morres
D.H. Harcerr
Joux
Rawasers
Tsoe
H. Harper
G. Baexk
M. Troma
Daniee Barks
John Hendrickson
Axvew
Joan Sendricks
Neidig & Miller
Nunzie & Miller
Durest
Weidig & Miller
Frank Rice
Excelsior Steam
Spiegler
Birely
Palace of Music
Virginia
Spangler
Hirely
W. South
J. Darrow
N. Market Sb
Resora
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ospital
Monumental City
Florida
Baltimore & Ohio
A. BR
Georgia
Carolinas
Nassau
Hawaiis
Ania
Merril F. Moberiy
W. Patrick St
Ealé Water
Eheli
Ergrtine & Eon
Miss Faunt LeRoy
Kemp Ball
McCardell
Gracs Reformed
L. E. Mellinix
Inghains
L. E. Mullinix
George
Rodoce
BIG Stoll's Bargain Bulletin
GEO Vue
S. P. Rice
Hox AS
P. Rice
Manket Street
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
R. H. Eb, Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
L. Kefauyver
Urricuahl
Cor
Church and Market Sts. Frederick
Foster
Frederick, MD
Mayzidly
EB. N.E Krefauyver, Dentil's
Church Street
Besant & Knott
Preese
Karl L. Heumann
Laurel
Crick
West Second Street
Jozeph
Garrett
Teau
T. Trum
Ingo
F. B. Sapringiur
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