This Date In History November 7 Highlights
A compact remembrance naming events and figures: Columbus voyages along the San Balvador, 1843 William Frederik I death, Vermont battle in Civil War, the Virginian massacre at Santiago, Rear Admiral Robert Wilson Shufeldt’s death, and photographer Napoleon Sarong’s passing. Dates and places noted for context.
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Columbus
San Balvador
Cubs
Joseph Llamilton Davis
Willam Frederik I
The
Netherlands
Battle of
Vermont
Grant
Santiago
Robert Wilson Shufelde
Washington
W—Napoleon Sarong
New York City
Personal visits and movements across Maryland towns
A string of short notices lists people visiting Frederick and nearby towns. It mentions Hugh McAleer in Frederick, Joseph Oftenheimer in Frederick, Annie Gillelan in Emmitsburg, Merle B. Bandt in Winchester visiting his mother, Alexie McDaumuil visiting Mrs. Sewell Shaglati in Baltimore, and others traveling between Baltimore, Libertytown, Emmitsburg, and nearby communities. It notes arrivals, departures, and temporary stays, with several names and places across the region.
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Hugh McAleer
New York
Frederick
Joseph Oftenheimer
Baltimore
Annie Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Merle B. Bandt
Winchester
Alexie McDaumuiil
Sewell Shaglati
Henry Mehbrimg
Baker’s Valley
Bernard
Aurelia Stoner
Pittsburg
Rosa
Chapline
West Third Street
Guy Nunemaker
Washington, D. C
Jacob Stone
Union Bridge
Taday
George West
Slifer
Boonsboro
Carroll Counties
Freds
Eleanor
Lontee
Cornelia Potts
Henry Williams Ami
Helen Schley
H. H. Haller
Daphne
East Third Street
Wasi Nn
Edward Herwig
Baruage Seur
Baltimore and Ohin Railroad
Micery W. Marvan
Micery W. Marvan Is Filling the Place During Mr. Tien
Kepler * Nvelle
Ensign Willard Reward Acknowledged by Gratz
Mr William R Gratz of New York writes to the New York Herald praising the reward for the first man to raise the United States flag on Cuban soil. Ensign A L Willard US Navy receives a $190 check, the amount shared among twenty expedition members, with thanks from all.
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Gratz
William R. Gratz
New Yok
New York Herald
Eungy Willard
A. T. Wilard
Vu States Navy
Wallard
Avcunsavy
Portsmouth
N. HS
Wittint R. Gratz
West Thirty Second Street
New York City
New Tork Herald
United States
Bhopiag
A.L. Wiiarp
Ensiga
U.S
Wan Ax Gratz
New York
The Painter is Dead and its Secret Dies Too
Thanksgiving Day notes and weather hints mingle with a mystery about a painter who signed a Harper's Ferry sign. The artist Avis, a former U S Army serviceman from Warpir's Ferre, is identified as the man. his long lasting paint secret dies with him. The Peace Jubilee cost Philadelphia 312 09. The Herald muses on omen questions of war and peace.
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Philadelphia
Welland
Jasan
Harper's Ferry
Avis
Warpir’s Ferre
United States Army
Palnter
Miding
End of the Campaign in Maryland Frigid Voter Apathy
Maryland’s Sixth District faces a quiet election as voters choose among George A. Piearre Republican Thomas A. Polyenberg Democrat and John Thomas Baker Prohibitionist. The piece notes unprecedented apathy and dull campaigning with currency as the central issue and few persuasive speakers.
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Maryland
Eandidates
George A. Piarre
Thomas A. PolYenberger
John Thomas Baker
Col George A Pearre Campaign Notes and County Election Outlook
An account of Col George A Pearre’s Republican bid for Congress with remarks on campaign vigor in Frederick County. The piece notes voter turnout expectations for an off year, party meeting harmony, and contrasts Republican and Democratic efforts led by Pearre and Poffenbergh.
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George A. Pearre
Congress
Rockies
Californi
United States
Republicas
Fredenck
Col
Pearre
Poffenherait
Prederick
Medical Society Adopts AMA Ethos and Appoints Committees
The Mal Society held its second statutory meeting at the Court House on a Saturday afternoon. It appointed committees on Binance Election Publication Appeal Diss Communication and Membership. Drs Beesley Boyle Haffner Hopkins Smith West Gouldsborough Sappington and others named. The code of ethics of the American Medical Association was adopted as the society's ruling ethics. The next regular meeting is planned for January 1809.
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Medical Sigg
Tg Court House
Oat Binance
Dra
BL Beesley
Vseyaigh
Bhoer Kefanayer
Bb. Beatty
T. 2B. Johnson
BL Smith
J Ww. Downey
BR. W. Trapuell
Onneib of Appeals
W.C. Johnson
Williamh Wagner
D. M. Devil
Sith
TY. Haffner
M.A. Birely
N. Hopkins, Sr
BF. . Smith
Lacie West
CW. Gouldsborough
Thomas Sappington
American Medical Association
Sciety
Deaths and Obituaries From Local Notices
The column records several death notices and funeral details. Margaret R Eyler of Ladiesburg dies on visit to her daughter at age 78 years 7 months and 17 days with seven surviving children. services led by Rev Patterson at Woodsboro. Elizabeth V Kise of Baxter Iowa dies October 29 1808 at 51 years 5 months 9 days after moving to Iowa 30 years earlier. Margaret Lambert infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray Lambert dies at West Patrick Street. funeral tomorrow at 3 PM Mt Olivet cemetery. Infant Franklin K Stockman aged 4 months 3 days dies near Feagaville. funeral tomorrow at 10 AM Mount Zion. Georganna Goings wife of Daniel Goings dies near Pearl aged 37. funeral tomorrow at 9 AM.
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Eylur
Margaret R. Eyler
Ladiesburg
John Coleman
Haugzh’s Church
Rev. Patterson
Woodsboro
Elizabeth Elish
Elizabeth V. Kise
Baxter
Jasper County
Iowa
J. N. Zimmerman, Sr
J. N
Daniel
A. Zimerman
Satanah Staley
Drutiner
Margaret Lambert
Margaret
Murray Lambert
West Patrick Sheet
Mt. Olivet
Franklin K. Stockman
Nathaniel
Anna M.C. Stockman
Feagaville
Mount Zion
Georgamnna Goings
Georganna Goings
Daniel Goings
Pearl
Pearre Addresses Hagerstown Meeting On Money and Civil Service
Col George A. Pearre speaks on sound money and opposes Philippine annexation though open to argument. He backs repeal or amendment of civil service reform as per his party platform. In a separate case, August Wagner is tried for horse theft. defense argues the mare captured was not a mare, leading to dismissal of that charge while a-tulner remains in play on another count.
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Pearre
Civil Service
Mas m
Hagerstown
Col
Geore A. Pearre
Philippine Islands
Pearce
Ele
Agust Wagner
Wagner
Tulner
Figure on the Vote in Cumberland County Figures Col 4 ironies
Cumberland politicians project Col 4 irles majority at 1700 in the county and 500 from Garrett and 800 from Frederick with Washington and Montgomery totaling a second stand. Col Feane expected to win Sixth district by about 3000.
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Cumberland
Col
Garrett
Frederick
Washington and
Montgomery
Col Feane
Sale of 97 acre farm along Woodsboro Frederick turnpike
The farm of 97 acres once owned by Faria Noah E Cramer to J Hanson Stauffer was sold to Howard D and Alice C Flickinger for 85 dollars per acre. The property lies along the Woodsboro and Frederick turnpike road between Walkersville and Woodsboro.
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Faria
Noah E. Cramer
Loan and Fee
J. Hanson Stauffer
Woodsboro
Frederick Turnpise
Walkersville
Woodshoro
Howard D
Alice C. Flickinger
Schoolhouses Accepted by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners met with a full board present and accepted two pew schoolhouses one on West Seventh street in the city and another in Burkittsville district. A considerable number of citizens attended the general business session.
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Board of County Commissioners
West Seventh Street
Burkittsville
Post Office Hours Tomorrow Details Morn Evening
The post office will open tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 7.39 p.m. to close. Two collectors and one delivery are scheduled. No money order business will be transacted.
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Postoffice
Plentiful Wild Turkeys Reported in Western Mountains
A Cumberland man climbed Knobb Mountain Saturday and reported spotting several flocks of wild turkeys in the western mountains, indicating a plentiful fall season for the birds.
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Cumberland
Knobb Mountain
Portner Brewing Company horse dies in Carroll Creek
A Portner Brewing Company fare horse died on Friday after being found in Carroll Creek. The animal had fallen before death ensued, authorities reported.
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Carroll Creek
Portner Brewing Company
Local Market and Election Appointments Notes
Wheat in Frederick steadies at 66 cents per bushel, down 1 from Saturday. Shell corn 30 cents per bushel, 1.50 a barrel. Clarene Landsey named judge of election for Langanore district, replacing John Whitehall. Public notice item on health cure reminds readers Syrup of figs claims easy relief for lystoma. California Fig Syrup Co. advertises product.
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Frederick
Clarene Landsey
Langanore Disinet
John Whitehall
Ministers Preach Across City Churches in Weekend Services
The week’s church notes show Rev. Wilhite of Trinity M. B. Church and Rev. Luther Kuhlman of Evangelical Lutheran delivering sermons with texts from Matthew and Exodus. Other pastors including Rev. Stinespring and Rev. Dixon led services, with events at St. James, Grace, and the M. E. church. A cemetery project for the Rocky Ridge German Baptist Church was announced, and multiple church groups held classes, choirs, and a sewing society formation.
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Rov
Jo Uf, Wilhite
Trinity M. KB
South
Luther Kuhlman
D.D
The
Evangelion
Lather
C. W. Stinespring
U. B
Wincox
German Baptist Church
B.A. Bruner
L. F. M. Myers
St. James’ Tutheran Church
Evangelioa
Eschbach
Glade
Woodsboro
Glade Missionary Society
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Beckwith
Algo
M. E Church
A. A. Zimmerman
Christ
Annas
Caiphas
Epworth League
Misa Grace Ranchis
M. G. Urner
Lizzie Gilbert
Ruth Mailmix
Telen Urner
Jesus
Page Milburn
Middletown Youths On Electric Car Cause Fright
Two young men from Middletown boarded an electric car at the station yesterday afternoon and, while Motorman Gosnell was away, turned on the power. The car started but the brakes held and the car stopped before collision. Several passengers were frightened. The youths were arrested by Burgess Ifert but escaped on the way to the Mayor's office. A state writ is issued for their arrest.
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Middletown
Gosnell
Burgess Ifert
Fifteen Bicycle Club Members Ride to Ridgeville and Return
Fifteen members from the Frederick Bicycle Club left at 10 AM for Ridgeville. They stopped for dinner at Nelson's Hovel and returned home by 5 PM. Weather was pleasant and the run was enjoyed.
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Frederick
Ridgeville
Nelson
Painefal Accident and Local Notices Summary
Beulah Moberly, daughter of Edwin Moberly of East Fourth street, severely cut her right hand when a lamp chimney broke while cleaning it. Dr. F. P. Smith provided medical aid. The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company pollution case continued in Allegany county court. William Soman, injured at work near Frederick weeks ago, is recovering. An official visit from Roerhard Didnes Dy yas of Maryland 10 Q. F. to Kinz Card Lodge is noted. Promotional ad for blood purification remains observed.
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Painefal
Beulah Moberly
Edwin Moberly
East Fourth Street
F. P. Smith
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Potomac River
Allegany County
Old Fellows
Roerhard Didnes Dy Yas
Maryland
Q. F
Kinz
Amenda Aocht
Young Navy Man Recounts Service Across Key Battles
A young enlisted sailor describes service with the United States Navy, including actions aboard the Leonidas and Maria Teresa. He notes involvement in the Battle of Santiago, assistance with the Leonidas capture tasks, and time on the Jeopardias near coal hills. He is a 22 year old son of J. C. Mayan, born in the navy six months ago.
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Navy
United States Navy
Amachinist
Ghuetent
United States Ornlebi
Ip Leonidas
Nfix
Seliley
Corvera
Merrimac
Hobson
Santiago Luabor
Sanduna Hill
Porto Rico
Morro Castle
Juniten
Pahang
Leonidas
Santiago
Tie
Jeopidas
Iaud
Ias
Ne Fan
J. C. Mayan
Cee
First Maryland Reads Awaited Orders to Move From Camp Meade
First Maryland has not received a definite order on when to leave Camp Meade though such an order is expected daily. Evacuation preparations are pushed and nearly completed so the regiment will soon be ready to move. The men are tired of camp and cold discomforts. It is believed the Georgia camp stay will be brief and the unit will be among the first to embark for Ouha.
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Maryland
Camp Meade
Nis
Georgia
Ouha
Advertised Letters List for Fredovilc City Post Office
A Saturday November 5 1888 notice lists residents with uncollected mail. The city post office requires callers to quote the advertised letters and warns two weeks remain before items go to the dead letter office. Names include angleler beer Butler Gur notius Freeman Harets Baris Baker Key Meriill Miller Simith Boyd and others.
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Fredovicl City
Igneat Meriill
Edward Miller
Simon LD
Giles Blyer
Albert Boyd
Ars
Trnodore Cooke
Bliss Hoard
Mary Keeney
Anna DL Simith
Florence Sumers
Orphans Gout Guardianship and Estate Filings
Guardianship letters granted for Sarah J. Young to Daniel J. and others. Ettie C. Shier guardian for Emory I and others. Lauretta Kiana files first and final account for Charles T. Kiana. will of Michael Houck admitted. real estate sales for Nelson Dorsey and John W. Payne ratified or filed. Bis Gun Burst injures George R. Dennis Jr. while hunting. left hand hurt and face burned by powder.
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Sarah J. Young
Daniel J
Robert H
Mary
Nora Young
Ettie C. Shier
Emory I
Orville H
Augie M. Shier
Lauretta Kiana
Charles T. Kiana
Michael Houck
Nelson Dorsey
John W. Payne
George R. Dennis, Jr
Dennig and Smith
Court Street
Dennis
The Princess of Patches Presented at City Opera House
The comedy drama The Princess of Patches was staged Saturday night at the City Opera House by Misa Jessie Mae Ball with a strong company. The four act play offered engaging situations and included notable singing by Miss Hall.
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the Princess of Patches
City Opera House
Misa Jessie Mae Ball
Miss Hall
New Iron Bridge Arrives for Emmitsburg Railroad
The new iron bridge for the Emmitsburg Railroad has arrived and will be set over Toni's Creek replacing the old wooden structure that has served since the road's construction.
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Emmitsburg
Business Men's Association Meets This Evening
A meeting of the Business Men's Association is set for this evening at eight o'clock in the city register office and full attendance is requested. The notices mention local merchants advertising products from Babitts Soap to fresh produce and new stock at Bruise Bros and D. Groff.
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Business Men's Association
City Register
Lewis A. Rice
Mullinie Special Bug Announcement Sparks New Shipment
L. B. Mullinie reports receipt of another large assortment of items in a special bug announcement. The message emphasizes a fresh arrival and invites customers to inspect offerings.
Rugs of Every Description at Our Carpet House
An advertisement touts Wool Art Carpets in all sizes with exclusive designs and high novelties. It promises extra good quality at low prices, claiming the combination guarantees satisfaction and superior workmanship.
John Hendrickson Seia Model Call Details
Fragmentary note mentions John Hendrickson and a telephone call. Unclear date shows 38 November rust and phrases about taking care of patrons and offering honest service. Source text is garbled with nonsensical words and missing context.
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Pull Lorce
OLL
Garment Department Sells Fast Across All Grades
The department reports rapid sales of our garments with strong demand for all grades. The mix highlights quick turnover compared with competitors and notes standout value ranges.
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RMAL
Golf Capes In Demand Spark Store Showdown
Four capes announced with premium cloths from Plusil Astrachan and Seal. The dealer touts elegant construction and immediate availability, promising several hundred dollars worth of Trem products. Readers urged to inquire at S28 for purchase details.
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Astrachan
SEAL
Y M C A Lecture Meeting And Bowling Prize Offer
Notice calls Y M C A subscribers to gather at Woman's College Hall Monday at 7 45 pm to pick seats. John H Frazier announces monthly grand prizes for top scores in bowling and cocked hat, starting November 1 1898, at Frederick Maryland with ongoing winter repeats. Mattings ad copy closes with promotional lines about offers and incentives.
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Woman’s College Hall
W. ©. Brierr
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
W. L. Meors
Weather Bureau
Buffalo Award
Babbitt’s Soap Meeting
IEW
N.E. Cramer
Radock & CC G
Ensign Willard
Cuba
Inne Lea Eh
MAL Society
Local Mart
California Fig Syrup Company
Sunday Schools and Societies
Mr. Soman
Walliam Soman
Fress‘rick
Lake Aparilla
Babbitt
Babbbitt
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
D. H. Smith
Joux W. Hea
McCardells
Bruise Bros
D. Groff
North Market Street
L. B. Mullinie
L. E. Moun
John Hendrickson
Seia
John Hewovxkuson
Teldig & Miler
Newishades
Neidig
Mona
Cunzos E. Mann
N. Market St
Frize Bowling
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Marketstreet
Ments
B. Cline
Bio Storl
GEO
Rodock & OD
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
Embalmere
HIRBI
Northwest Corner
Lowenstein &Wertheimer
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Lowenstein & Werthermmer
Railing
Bexas
Hailing Grocery CO
N. Market St. Frederick
E. Ramsburg. Co
Ramsburg
Market Street
S. N. MarKet
Abiton Shafer
Attorney-At-Lay
East Lexington ST
Baltiore, MD
D. Distr
ayShaws
Milton G. Urnez
Ginston O. Ford Hammond Grast
RSECT
Urner
Bontty
Record Street
Henee, Frederick
Mdmehildane
Wsables
P. Levy
At-Law
J. W. & Levy Offich
Court Race
Renate
Boalte
Sedasie of
Calversioy
Marsiank
Feblociy
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