Nov. 3 in History: deaths of Lucan and Dryad American t
On November 3 historical records note the death of Roman poet Lucan and a reference to American author Dryad American t born in Cummingtos Buss. The brief text also mentions Columbus reaching Dominica on his second voyage and other garbled biographical notes about authors and war sketches.
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Lucan
Columbus
Dominica
Wilken Cullen Dryad
Cummingtos
Buss
New
Jobo
Cooke
Americas
Lorn
Prompt to report irregularities in receipt papers
Subscribers are asked to report promptly any irregularities in receipt papers to The News. The notice urges quick reporting to ensure accountability and accuracy in issued documents.
Penny Economy Reaches Arizona Towns And Tourists
A discussion in the Arizona Republic notes pennies becoming common in Phoenix and other towns as a result of tourist commerce. It describes how pennies shift buying patterns, postal payments, and local habits from mountain towns to Tucson, with travelers and residents exchanging coinage in shops and post offices.
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Phoenix
Arizona Republican
Arizons
Southwest
Tucson
Hho
Brief Bits of Local Repairs and Appointments
Mr Edward Nusz repaired the pavement in front of Steiner Brothers drug store on North Market street. Henry Baumgardner repaired the pavement in front of Frank V Staub’s property on West Fourth street. Superintendent Frank Tyergar placed a new fire plug on East Patrick street opposite L W Mehming’s store. Hanover, Pa bred Mysotis pacing mare sold to J J Sweeney Baltimore for 1200 dollars. Roy Koogle left Frederick Middletown Electric Railway for a conductor post with Hagerstown Railway Co. Michael Kennedy has a crew repainting the building occupied by William OH Hinks Frank E Schmidt and the Postal Cable Telegraph Co at Patrick and Court streets. The five merchants today are advertising and using more space than competitors, if space is filled with the right talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nusz
Steiner Brothers
North Market Street
Frank V. Staub
West Fourth Street
Henry Baumgardner
Frank &. Tyergar
East Patrick Street
L. W. Mehming
H. N. Gitt
Hanover
Mysotis
J. J. Sweeney
Baltimore
Roy Koogle
Frederick Middletown Electric Railway
Hagerstown Railway Co
Michael Kennedy
William OH. Hinks
Frank E. Schmidt
The
Postal Cable Telegraph Company
Patrick and
Court Streets
Outrageous Attempt to Poison Grabill Horse
A daring act occurred during the funeral of Jacob Grabill when a malicious person poisoned the stable feed. The large black horse used for Grabill’s business refused the tainted trough, while a second horse ate some meat but no poison was ingested. The report condemns the act as cowardly and demands harsh punishment if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Grabill
Ict
Jacob
Wedding at Jefferson Lutheran Church in Blue Silk Suit
At 1 PM Wednesday the Lutheran church in Jefferson hosted a pretty wedding of Joseph A. Starg of Wethington Grove and Blanche J Keller of Jefferson. Ushers included Charles Stang Roy Stang Emory Kener and Leslie Gailer. Bride wore blue silk traveling suit. groom in black. Ceremony by Rev W S T Mestiger. Church trimmed with chrysanthemums and bride roses. The couple left for Frederick then Washington Grove for their future home.
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W. S T. Mestiger
Lutheran Church
Edie Whip
Frederick
Washington Grove
Death notices and obituaries from early 1900s
Multiple short obituaries record the deaths of Sarah Ridencar near Greersntown aged 76 and Solomon Ridencar’s widow. Harriet Brandenburg aged about 77 dies at Harmony with funeral at Middletown Reformed church. infant Lina L Miller dies at 4 days. funeral details and interments noted for Mt Olives cemetery and local burials.
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John M. Fisher
Cathering Steer
Littlestown
Harriet Brandenburg
Eli Brandenburg
Cesar Harmony
Reformed Church
Middletown
John W. Pontics
Reformed
Funeral rites for Jacob Carty and William Esterly held
The foverail of Jacob Carty was held yesterday at 3 PM at the German Baptist Brethren Church with Elder D. O Flora of Virginia and Elders EA Brunner and P. D. Pahrosy officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet. Funeral director F Schroeder. William H Esterly's funeral was at 2 PM at his nephew George P Esterly's home, conducted by Rev. Charles F Steck. Pallbearers were nephews George P Esterly, William Esterly, Lewis Esterly, and John Esterly. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rica was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Carty
German Baptist Brethren Church
D. 0. Flora
Virginia
EA. Brunner
P. D. Pahrosy
Pallhearers
George Schimmell
Raysudiiving Knuil
Emory McBride
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
William H Esterly
Narrow Escape From Coal Gas In Burkibtsville Home
An elderly resident, Mrs. Singleton Albaugh, nearly died after she lit a coal stove with paper stuffed in the flue last spring. The gas filled the house and neighbors found her unconscious. a doctor revived her but she remains ill from the exposure.
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Singleton Albaugh
Burkibtsville
Albaugh
Mra
Loving Cap Displayed by Mountain City Lodge in Frederick
A large silver loving cap from Mountain City Lodge No. 29 K of P Frederick Maryland is shown in a Fredericks store window. Inscribed to Grand Chancellor W. W. Knowles from Mountain City Lodge in memory of October 12, 1803.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frederics
Knowles
Delaware
B.S. Landis
North Market Streat
W. W. Knowles
K. of P
Frederick
Maryland
Local Market Quotations From The Local Mart
G Waring Tyson & Co reports buying quotes for the day with grain and oil prices. New corn per barrel 1 90 and 0 52 per bushel for shelled. Wheat No 2 red 780 steamer 739 per bushel with other grades at 602 and 650 per bushel. Oats 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. G. Waring Tyson & Co
Shooting Reignites as Troops Use Machine Guns
A mob attacked a student procession in Moscow during the morning. ten students were killed as soldiers fired with machine guns. The violence escalates following previous clashes, reflecting a crisis in the city during November.
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Moscow
Pained Is President's Guest
Prince Louis of Battenberg arrived as a guest of President Roosevelts in Wasuixcrox as a special disputed tax news item dated November 3.
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Prince Louis of Battenberg
Roosevals
Grand Duke Removed From Mercantile Marine
Special Dispatch reports Grand Duke Alexander, head of the mercantile marine, has been removed from his position. The announcement comes from Pieressevac with details limited. The act marks a significant leadership change in the mercantile fleet.
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Sy. Pieressevac
Grand Duke Alexander
Mercantile Marine
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES ON TOWN GUESTS AND TRAVELS
Purely personal notices list individuals visiting or traveling on business. Names include Dr Steiner Schiay, John A DeLashmutt of Buckeystown, Miss Alice Hounk, Miss Bella Cornpropst, Justice Wm H Tyler, Mrs Nash E Cramer and daughter Katherine, Miss Bittie Riehl, Mr Charles Lewis, Mr and Mrs Charles Ried, Mrs Charles Hann, J Danial Grimmins, Miss Bartle Rippeau, Mrs Millard F Janking and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Schiay
John A. DeLashmutt
Buckeystown
Alice Hounk
Baltimore
Bella Cornpropst
Pennsylvania
Justice Wm. H. Tyler
Rocky Springs
Frederick
Nash E. Cramer
Katherine
Wurltram Pertz
Battimors
Bittie Riehl
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Charles Lewis
Washington
Charles Ried
Cumberland
West South Street
Millard F. Janking and Son
Bakerton
W. Va
Dennis M. Daniele
South Marker Street
Local Hunters Report Counts From Wednesday Outing
Sport amens lack, Messrs. Charies A. Welty and George Schell shot 17 rabbits and one bird. Mears Tobias Hahn and Jacob Galler bagged two rabbits while hunting on Wednesday. Ingomar Albaugh and Chas Mercer shot two large rabbits. Marion O. Phebus on a hunting trip Wednesday spotted nine partridges and three rabbits. Daysville party Messrs Raymond Seachrist and Oicharles Stull bagged 12 rabbits. Charles P. Lavy and Alderman G. Wesley Kin gley bagged 18 rabbits yesterday while hunting.
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Sportamen
Charies A. Welty
George Schell
Mears
Tobias Hahn
Jacob Galler
Ingomar Albaugh
Chas. Mercer
Marion O. Phebus
Daysville
Raymond Seachrist
Oicharles Stull
Charles P. Lavy
G. Wesley Kincdley
Sick List Shows Local Residents Ailing
The report notes several residents on the sick list including Mr Qisar Bockentz and Mr Lewis Adams of West Patrick Street. Mrs 4 WH Harrington on North Market Street and Mrs Charlea J Rishi with daughter Adis3 Lillian on South Market Street are also listed. Dr Henry Beats of Worth Market Street fell ill yesterday and sought treatment at the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Adams
West Patrick Street
WH. Harrington
North Market Street
Charlea J Rishi
Social World Euchre Party At South Market Street
Misa Hattie Tyson hosted a delighting euchre party last evening at her home on South Market street with guests Miss Hattie Tyson Miss Reging Rodock Miss Liliisa Sobley and Messrs Robert Ebaugh and Harry Schroeder attending. Dance at Adamstown Klein's Hall Tonight A dance will be held in Klein's Hall at Adamstown under local youths auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hattie Tyson
South Market Street
Hattie Tyson
Reging Rodock
Liliisa Sobley
Robert Ebaugh
Harry
Schroeder
Adamstown
Klein’s Hall
New Chapel at Mt St Mary's College
Announcement of a new chapel to be built at Mt. St. Mary's College Bmumiteburg with a cost of £75,000. Fifteen stained glass works are planned and the cornerstone is expected to be laid around commencement day 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Bmumiteburg
Bennett Purchases Brendle Property on North Market Street
Mir. Robert A. Bennett via L. I. Nixdori trustee purchases the old Franklin A. Brendle property on North Market Street opposite the North Market Street School. He intends to erect several modern dwellings on the site.
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Mir
Robert A. Bennett
L. i. Nixdori
Bag
Franklin A. Brendle
North Market Street
Wrapper Factory Starts at Thurmonst With 28 Operators
Mendelis Brothers open wrapper factory at Thurmonst under favorable conditions. Twenty eight workers begin, with many more applicants. Management plans to hire about two hundred operators if available.
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Mendelis Brothers
Thurmonst
Repairing Organ at St John’s Church by Baltimore Contractor
Mr. Henry Newman of Baltimore holds the contract to renovate the organ at St. John’s Catholic Church and has begun dismantling the instrument. During the repairs there will be no high masses at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Newman
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic
Barrick Purchases Falk Tobacco Stock on North Market Street
Mr Prestley J Barrick buys the stock and fixtures of Lawrence A Falks tobacco store on North Market Street and will take charge late next week.
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Prestley J
Frederick Janiore Club Heads to Williamsport Match
The Frederick Janiore football club travels to Williamsport Maryland tomorrow to face 83 James College in a scheduled game.
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Frederick Janiore
Williamsport
83. James College
Suspected Arson: Barn Fire Near Knoxville Examined
Ernest Drammer, a colored man, was arrested on suspicion of setting fire to the barn on Mr. William Virts’s farm near Kolloxville, but released after evidence failed to show guilt. The blaze destroyed the barn and feed but spared livestock. granary and other buildings were saved with great effort. Drammer had recently been released from jail for disorderly conduct.
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Willem Vimis
Knoxville
Ernest Drummer
William Virze
Kolloxville
Nelson
Brunswick
Frederick
Drammer
Virts
Ernest Drammer
Virta
Bsarpyard
Msa
Drumacher
Historic Aneringan Bells Call to Discovery and Liberty
A 16th to 19th century overview traces notable church bells in the United States. Highlights include a 1493 Santo Domingo bell with Ferdinand’s initial, Holy Trinity Philadelphia’s 25-bronze chimes, and Christ Church Philadelphia’s era-spanning set. Rhode Island’s First Baptist in Providence bears inscriptions about freedom of conscience.
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Thera
Washington, DC
Alza
Saya Lassie
Columbus
Spais
Santo Domingo
Ferdinand
la Veya
United States
Holy Trinity Church
Philadelphia
Holy Trinity
Christ Church
Philadelphis
England
Liberty Hall
Providence
Roger Williams
London
Baptista Io Americs
Ita
Law's Grip Fines Man for Assault in Yellow Springs
Constable Charles H. Darrow arrested Franklin J. Smith of Yellow Springs for assaulting Ann Morgan. Before Justice Wm. H. Tyter Smith fined $10 and costs. Also, a Presbyterian conference gathers in Hagerstown with multiple churches.
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Charles H. Darrow
Yellow Springz
Franklin J. Smith
Anns Morgan
Wm. H. Tyter
Bank officers and signatories listed in society ledger
A historical ledger excerpt shows J D Saber WM and G Baker as president and vice president with W H Zimmerman as secretary and Samuel G Duvall as cashier. Names JoparJas AcSeerst EB Xeracres Geo We Surrz J D Baker Jepex Jno C Mortis D H Hanorrt Jon Raxssora Taos H Harnes Wx G Baxter C MY Thomas J appear as listed officers and associates with mention of cash totals 100000 and 250000.
Seventeen Young Men Enter Christian Brothers Order
Seventeen young men received the habit of the Christian Brothers of Am moendale. A series of local fires included a dwelling near Brownsville, a large barn owned by William Watts in Washington County, with lots valued at six thousand dollars partly insured. Prince Louis of Battenberg to visit Baltimore next Tuesday. A cantata “Plora's resnyat, or A Feast of Flowers” at City Opera House earning praise for performers. Political meeting tonight features Charles J. Bonaparte and Edgar Gane addressing the Square Deal League at the Opera House after arrival at the B and O depot.
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Christian Brothers of
Ammoendale
Hamilton Dobientz
Brownsville
Washington County
William Watts
Warfield
Charies County
Millar
Kent County
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Baltimore
Midshipmen
City Opera House
Frank J. Schresder
W. CG. £. C. Sawing School
Charles J. Bonaparte
Edgar
Gane
City Opera Houses
Capes and Fashion at Hendrickron Minor Store
The store promotes Black Capes and Galf Capes as quick on off garments with stylish appeal. It highlights fall and winter fashion, affordable broadcloths, cashmeres, and gloves for women and children, with prices from 25 to 50 cents per yard and 25 to 75 cents for garments.
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NEG & Miller
Ely
Stineh
Tech Plata Serzes Cashuieres
Mxtorés
Iaredo
Newport
Smaalles
Square Deal League meeting invites ladies at City Opera House
The Square Deal League invites ladies to a meeting tonight at the City Opera House with galleries reserved for them. The notice, signed by O. D. Aushsamaa, warns the hat thief who took Mrs. M. C. Gatzbaugh’s hat on Saturday night must return it by Saturday, November 1, or they will be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
D. Aushsamaaz
M. C. Gatzbaugh
Iadies
C.C. Acs
O. O. Rusherman
Equare Desi League Meeting Attracts Music Tuning Notice
The Ladies are specially invited to attend the Equare Desi League meeting at Sirely's Palace of Music. A records breaker of tapping for October is noted with 52d piano tuned to Virginia today by Prof. Spangler, a reliable tuner. Ordered entries available at Binety's Palace or Music. Oysters advertised by O Rusherman and Eterling & Eon with sea service details.
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Spangler
Sirely
Palace of Music
Virginia
Binety
New Art Loom Draggers and Ingrains Offer Modern Carpets
The ad promotes new Art Loom Draggers and different ingrain carpets replacing the usual wool ingrain varieties. It highlights close copies of Oriental rugs in varied styles and claims the carpet house carries the latest novelties in floor coverings by L. Be Mullins.
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Sveem Pescaca
Tae Newt
W. L. Moors
Boreac
SSS
H. D. Baumgardner
Grabill Square
D. G. Garry
P. Bennete Rosenrstees Bros
H. B. Etchison
S. Rodock & Co
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Dan
Neldig & Milier
Arizona
Paris
Fzed
Hyweness
Lina A L
Mathias Miller
Hicks Glesaner
D. E. BR. Eichblacd
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Qisar Bockentz
Enest
Anerigan
Christopher Columbus
Presbyterian
Hagerstown
Teneytown
Plnsy Creek
Bromlsburg
New Windsor
Presbyterian Church
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Saber
Wm, G& Baker
B.D. Saker
Wh. G. Zimmerman Sos
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Odanien Barre
News OF the
John Hendrickson
Pam
Capes
Neldig & Aller
Frank Rice
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Florida
Baltimore & Ohio
R.R
Georgia
Carolinas
Nasana
Hawaiis
Bal-timore & Ohio R. R
Streat
New York
Grand Central Station
Metropolitan Street Railway Co
West 23Rd Streets
New York Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Baltimore & Ohio BR. BR
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Bath
Eterling & Eon
George & Rodohr
At & Yard
Chidren
Henry Mohbatt
George
Rodock & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Jtppoomas
P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Pe. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Arcidachy
Market Sts
Frederick, Mo
B. Foster
North Market Streast
Oe Refauver
Church Street
Frederick, Ma
Ehewe No
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West
Patrick Street
Goo Health
Gobandio
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Resa
Redmans
Laurel, Md
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B. Sapr
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