Notable figures and events in American history on Nov 8
The entry references historical figures such as lawyer Whiteam Wirt and Captain Charles Francis Hall, noting deaths in 1884 and 1898, and mentions Parkman the writer. It nods to the Trent affair and a 1900 Roosevelt pause, plus an astronomical note about the moon and Jupiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whtam Wirt
Duther
Mason
Aidell
Beara
Trent
Charlee Wilkes
Elifate
Charles Francis Hall
Francis Parkwan
Roosevelt
Washington
Fragmentary clipped notice shows mixed business terms and names
The readable parts list groceries real estate and a few names such as Young and Miller. The fragment hints at a Thanksgiving association and various unidentified entries. No clear event, date, or complete entities to establish a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drees Goods
Oreee HB. Lande
T. K. Young, sNeidig. & Miller
Frederick High School 21 St James College 12 in county clash
Frederick High School defeated St James College 21 to 12 at Athletic Park on Saturday. The High School boys opened with a hard rush and three first half touchdowns, while St James answered with two in the second half before a closing stand by Frederick to secure the win. A standout was an 80 yard run by Thomas for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Made.s
Thomas
Schow
UGH
ST. Jamea
Zeigler
Leftena- Witter
A. Wecer
Burgee
Grahan
Hargett
Centre Grove
Knell
Gi Lee
Munshawer
Goakie Wilson
Robinson
Impel
Johnedn
Sonepat Tuomas
Roch
Elder
Knoéb
B. Rock
A. Rock
Y M C A Meeting Features Address and Choir
The opening Y M C A men’s meeting drew a large audience with inspiring singing and an orchestra. H C Wright of Baltimore gave a solo, and W C Florian of Charleston WV spoke on The Game of Life. G H McGregor led the program. later notes mention a lecture at Woman’s College and local real estate dealings in Meas Henry Fox and Mrs Catherine Hopwood’s farm transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C. As
Association
H. C. Wright
Baltimore
W. C. Florain
Charleston
W.vach
Woman’s College
Florian
Steelé
Trag
Rae
G. H. McGregor
Charles
T. ’ Young
C. Remsburg
Catherine Hopwood
Thaddeus M. Biser
Nnavel
Church of the Brethren
Grosavickle
Eilerton
Fenermont
Welty Harshman
Caleb Harshman
Trinity M. E. Church
South
John
Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Wm. H Anderson
United Brethren Churchi
Keen
Anti-Saloon League
Christian Endeavor
W. C. Beboderick
Wm. H. Anderson
Anti-Selon League
League
Bernard
Steiner
Mexico
Presbyterian Church
de. Thom Dixon
Evenlog
Andrew B. Food
Bawartay
Wood
Aeelet
Sunday Excursion Report From Yesterday
A Sunday excursion drew 117 people from the city area with 75 heading to Washington and a group to Baltimore. The item notes a local observed incident and asks readers to report sightings to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Ubscity
Washington
Baltimated
Local Option fight looms as statesmen face repeal vote
The Anti-Saloon League pressuring lawmakers to keep hands off Local Option bills. Maryland counties show mixed dry and wet outcomes with emphasis on majority rule and local self government. Church notices detail services and Anti-Saloon League events across several denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Salson’ League
M.williem
Anderson
Fegialatire
Treasioon
Maryland
Adderaod
Montgomery County
Watt
Carroll
Charles
St. Mary's
Washington County
Anon
Atio
Ita
Church of the Brethren
Yeater
Geo
Harp
Ellerton
Flint
Rav
John Paul
Tylee
Thore
Manifesta Itarlf
Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
O'Clork
H. Allen Griffith
Washington, D.C
Law Grip Sees Arrest After Brick Attack Incident
John Cole colored arrested Saturday by Sheriff Myer after striking John Gibbs in the head with a brick during a dispute over payment. Cole pleaded guilty before Justice C. H. Ee and was fined 10 dollars with 30 days in jail. William Baer arrested for drunkenness on B&O Avenue and committed to jail for tonight's hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
snIek
John Cole
Sheri Myer
John
Gibbs
Cole
Hewdtite
Fire Alarm at Braddock Heights Cottages
Residents faced a scare yesterday afternoon as a fire erupted from a Braddock Heights cottage. A bucket brigade formed quickly and a ladder was raised to the roof. flames burned briefly in the living room and chimney but caused no serious damage. Water supply was low, hampering extinguishing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Heights
Local residents report health updates on several citizens
The Sick, Miss Alice Rager on North Market street is quite ill. Mr Joseph W. Gaver of Clarke Place shows slight improvement after a comfortable night. Mr Charles O'Leary, once at City Hospital with paralysis, has left hospital and is now at Maj Charles B. Fout's home on East Patrick, able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rager
North Market Street
Joseph’ W. Gaver
Clarke Place
Charles O'Leary
City Hospital
Charles B. Fout
East. Patrick
Hod Carrier Injury At New Dwelling House
Thomas Taylor Falla met with an accident at a new dwelling at South Market Street when a hod of mortar struck a joist overhead. He was on a ladder and fell about ten feet to the floor, injuring and bruising his back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falla
Thomas Taylor
Hiss Sane Atrvans South Market
Pirat
Glade Valley Council Hosts Banquet Evening Event
Glade Valley Council Jr U A M of Walkersville held a Saturday night banquet to honor its members. Between 300 and 400 attendees enjoyed the celebration and its fellowship, served by council members who hosted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Council
Glade Valley Council, Jr
Walkersville
Tsite
Counelt
Fire destroys farm barn and crops near Mt. Pleasant
Fire at a Miss Cecelia Zimmerman farm 2 miles northeast of Mt. Pleasant destroyed a barn fodder rick 90 bushels of wheat 75 of corn hay and fodder. Loss estimated between 2000 and 3000 dollars with insurance. No injuries reported as family attended church when blaze started. The civil suit Hiltner vs Grossnickle heard. verdict for defendants citing no negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fara
Miscevella - Buitaorebans
Add
Fortheast
Mt. . Plesaant
Charles
Harbaugh
Churel
Gora
H.S. Hiltner
Grossnickle
C. H. Eckstein
Lawndale
Englnes
Eckstein
Renow
Harp
George. A. Pearce
Improvements Planned for Braddock Heights Casino This Winter
The Braddock Heights Casino will receive improvements before winter including a large heating plant installation at a cost of 1500 dollars. A coated heavy storm door will be added and the building will be thoroughly heated to attract patrons during cold months. The casino will close after tomorrow night and reopen after Thanksgiving with a big opening night planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
T.os
Frederick Corps and Salvation Army Hold Inspiring Meeting
Frederick Salvation Army, under Captain Marshall, hosted a notable Frederick Jest evening with Maude Toogood as a featured Philadelphia artist. A young lady responded at the penitent form as several general appeals and open air messages were delivered, and the gathering extended late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Ita
Frederick
Maude ‘Toogood
Philadelphia
Marshall
Change in Jewelry Firms Marks City Business Move
Mr H B Landis announces in a News advertisement that after years operating two jewelry stores in the city one at 33 North Market Street and the other at 27 South Market Street he has sold the North Market shop to a new owner and will pursue a new undertaking with support from his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
North Market
Conference on Charities and Corrections opens in Baltimore
The Maryland Conference of Charities and Corrections will convene at 1211 Cathedral Street Baltimore. Dr J Ao e delivers the opening address while Thomas Dixon, president of the Charity Organization Society, attends as a member of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charities
Ares Maryland Conference of Charities and Corrections
Cathedral'artest
Baltimore
J. Aoe
Thomas Dixon
Aia
Orgention Society
Automobiles Featured At City Hotel Dinner Event
A large crowd attended a function organized by an aid society. Guests were invited to business talks and refreshments. Ladies wore fine attire and music accompanied the event. Twelve automobile parties took dinner at the City Hotel yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aan Aid Society
Tate
Doubo
Soke
Bank to Raise Interest Rate to Four Percent
On November 1 1909 the bank will increase its interest rate to four and one half percent per annum for all deposits bearing interest while deposits at other rates remain governed by existing contracts. No depositor need present passbooks for the change. The 4% rate applies to all deposits of the same class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Bank
Perannum
Iie
Winter Coat Sale Promises Bargains for Children and Women
A fragmentary advert outlines a sale with many coat types for children and ladies, plus new goods including sweaters, furs, fabrics, and undergarments. It mentions prices around 2.25 to 7.60 and notes Duofold Underwear as a comfort option from John D. Hendrickson.
Neidig & Miller Fabric Sale Highlights Elegant Linens
The advertisement touts silk taffeta and satin fabrics with lustrous finishes priced to entice buyers. It features yardage, widths around 34 inches, and notes of special offers on ribbons, laces, and fancy trimming. It promotes four week availability and seeks local customers to visit the shop for bargains.
Public Notice and Local Classified Tidbits
Fragmented notice listing assorted adverts and statements. Mentions of legal actions, refunds, notices to public, gas heaters, sauer kraut, tube cake pans, and various local merchants. Miscellaneous pricing and sale prompts appear alongside weathered phrases and scattered names.
Local Option Campaign Cost Reported in Washington County
An itemized statement shows 4268 dollars spent to conduct the local option campaign in Washington County. Receipts and disbursements will be filed next week with the circuit court clerk per the Corrupt Practices Act. The Merchants' Protective Association is accused of spending substantial funds for liquor interests.
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St: Hageratown
Washington County
Circuit Court
Merchants’ Protective Association
Lquor
Local Frederick jewelry sale and Braddock Heights Casino updates
Notice states jewelry business at 27 South Jownee Street Frederick Maryland sold by Henry Landis to his son Charles Ruby Landis who will manage under his own name. Braddock Heights Casino to close for two weeks starting November 10 for extensive improvements including a modern stone heating plant.
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South Jiownee Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Henry
Landis
Charles Ruby Landis
Scuss
Fevilog
Noyie
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Radio 5
Braddock Casino
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Kuoteé
St. James College
Ewspaper Archive
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Absolate
Woman's Missionary Society
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Conlon
Alonzo
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W.va
A. C. Werigut
Batimore
Sp. m
J. Bibb Mills
Miss
Elinor, Markey
Pistor
Grace Reformed Church
Rex
L. McLean
Christ
St. Luke
Mite
John Kengeardner
Nort Market Street
C. Jo Munser
Ehenoin Ing
Sunday School of Home
The
Missionary Society
Blaze
Cecelia
Zimmerman Burns
A. 8
A. Services
Citizens National, Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Baker
WH. G. Baker
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D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel GQ
Duvall
Amt
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Burrs
Yupa
H. Hatem
Tony'b. Rawenagh
Damirt Bamar
We. G. Baena
Gontar
M.D
M. Thomas
D. B. Crime
D. B. Keravven
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Hanovar
Jupae
J.C. Motren
J. C. Bake
Jonn-D, Hendrickson
Matsaee
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Rice
Pomahal
North Maree
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Lewes E
Charles L
Ranna Store
Epratdlim
Tarry G
Trita Om
IHALD
Haberter
Semper
Bronacher
Fredaria
Biren
Brederick Guy
Basil Patte
Menth
Fraderick
Lcramer & Sons
East Church Street
Cobat
Real Estate and Inrastonett Bonde
Paulick
D. Ceomas
Wey Pete Farm
Plice
Simprovimenta
Dee
Todera Improvementa
Siprovimenti
Oem
SR Rincon
Miller
Hermes
Fort Lever
Tay
Dalia Ms
Minnie Hradahan
Ions L. BrApavian
Toma Fo
Allen
G.qu
Qurim & Co
Wa. H. Rawspuna’s
Y. M
Allex G. Quran & &Co
Ted
Fawommick Gas & Bure, Co
Lester
Tiushra
Adeniaion
Heater
Faepnaier
Irace
Etreete Pablo
Tupper
Will
Wee Ae
M/E
Baat Church Street
Honda
Pierce Marale
Noa Ois
Seto Doom
Braddock
Heights Casino’ Armoured
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Anna
Aannaal Upder Ai Sei School
Braddock Heights, Casino
Wedoenday
D .D. Mutes
Ve ‘Aduiaston
Pat
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