Notable historical births and deaths in November history
November 9 in history marks birthdays and deaths of prominent figures across politics and literature. Notables include poet Mark Akenside born in Newcastle upon Tyne and statesmen Robert Dale Owen and Stephen Mallory, with deaths noted in Dover and Pensacola among others.
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Mark Akenside
Newcasttle-on-Tyne
HS —Josiah Tatnall
Bery Bonaventure
IMM
Robert Dale Owen
Glosson
Lake George
Wwe
John Middiston Clayton
Dover
Stephen Mallory
Se Rra
Confederate States Navy
Gink
Pensacola
Flas
Leo — Heavy
Ladysmith
Personal News Rounds Up Town Visitors and Departures
Mr Charles Schultz on business in town lists West South street as home. Justice J Grahama Johnson spends day in Baltimore on business. Mr Charles Baumgardner and family from Baltimore move to this city. Miss Clara Eline of West Falls visits Mrs John J White East Fourth street. Mrs O V McCarty of Washington visits Mrs P B Konkel Fast Patrick street. Mrs Jennie Himes of Donbs visits her brother C B Willard West Patrick street. Mrs Charles E Zellers South Market street visits relatives near Fengaville. Mr Miles A Stacy and daughter Adelalds of Merrietta Ohio visiting Mr Hill Frost.
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Charles Schultz
West South Street
Justice J. Grahama Johnson
Baltimore
Charles Baumgardner
Clara Eline
West Falls
John J. White
East Fourth Street
O. V. McCarty
Washington
P.B. Konkel
Patrick Street
Jennie Himes
Donbs
C. B. Willard
West Patrick Straat
Bmirs
Charles E- Zellers
South Market Street
Fengaville
Miles A. Stacy
Adelalds
Merrietta
Ohio
Hill Frost
Local Briefs on Repairs Paints Paving and Partridges
The item notes repairs to Mr Charles F Knock’s property on South Market street and painting beautification at Mrs W T Mallar’s residence on West Church street. Front pavement improvements are reported at Mfr O Wil Fout’s home. Measrs J Francis and Charies Smith bagged 25 partridges while hunting. Monon Launsry undergoes improvements and Fos machinery is being overhauled. A horse tied on South Market street bolted but was recaptured by Mr Richard Moberiy.
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Charles F. Knock
South Market Street
W. T. Mallar
Church Street
Mfr. O
Fos
Mir
Richard Moberiy
Sews of the Churches Close Evening of Services
Elder Flora of Virginia leads Baptist Brethren services with love feast sermons on General Doctrine and Self-Examination. The service includes washing, Lord's supper, and communion, with elders from across the county in attendance. Home Mission Day scheduled for Zion Reformed, Charlesville, and Grace Reformed, Pleasant Hill, with offerings for Home Missions. All Saints' Chapel missionary service planned for tomorrow. Rev. Lund of Chiac not present due to detention.
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Flora
Virginia
Baptist Brethren Church
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Grace Reformed Church
Pleasant Hill
Board of Home
Local Market Prices Include Grain And Gas
Market notes show New corn at 1.90 per barrel and 52 cents per bushel for shelled new corn. Old corn listed at 55 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red quoted at 0.730 per bushel, with damaged and rejected prices noted. Cats price listed as 30 cents per bushel.
Baltimore marriage license issued for Foy and Ebberts
Letter to David Grom Frederick Md discusses a Baltimore license issued yesterday to Frank P. Foy and Ellen Ms Ebberts. It includes a dealer pitch about Devoe paints claiming higher coverage and value, and notes Hargett & Co. sell our paints.
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Baltimore
Frank P. Foy
Tha City
Ellen Ms. Ebberts
Frederick
David Grom
Frederick, Md
Election results show Democrats gain in state and local races
Official returns indicate Dr. Atkinson Democrat re elected comptroller by 6 000 to 7 000. Statewide Amemdment defeated by about 30 000. Democrats win Senate majority and small House majority. several incumbents defeated. Montgomery and Washington counties vote for full Democratic ticket except one delegate seat. sheriff in Washington County flips to Democrat.
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Igia
Broderick County
Tue News
Atkinson
Sinta Benate
Isis
Wellington
Maud
Senate
House of Delegates
W. B. Rayner
United States
Rayner
Baltimore City
Montgomery County
Washington B. Chichester
Olney
Chichester
Dowald J. Willard
Poolesville
Dilatries
Blair Lee
Sauste
Joseph T. Moore
Progress of Women in Federal Service Since Civil War
The piece traces General Spinner’s push to hire women in the federal workforce and shows the current distribution of federal employees. It notes 11 250 women and girls in federal departments with many earning under 720 dollars annually, and lists counts by department. It also remarks women remain under ten percent of federal staff and past outcry giving way to a growing but unequal female presence.
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Spinner
Treasury Department
Washington
United States
Postoffica Service
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Indian Service
Government Printing Office
War Department
Navy Department
Department of Sgricuiture
Department of State
DAR leaders to visit Maryland Line Chapter meeting
Mrs. Donald McLean president of the national DAR will guest at the Maryland Line Chapter DAR meeting tomorrow at 389 p.m. at Mrs. Frederick Adams Savage home 300 Goodweed Road Baltimore. Mrs. Lily Tyson Bilintt serves as the Maryland Line Chapter regent.
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McLean
Donald McLean
National Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland Line
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick Adams Savage
Goodweed Road
Baltimore
Lily Tyson Bilintt
Scaryland Line
Eastern Oil well improves Beres Grit pay output
In Osborn County Yellow Creek district the Eastern Oil Company's N3 3 on the Robert B I Ramsburg farm yields 125 barrels in the first 24 hours, a stronger result than initial indications. The well lies 500 feet south of South Penn Company's No 12 on the H J Jackson farm within Hamits.
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Pittsburg
Yellow Creek
Osborn County
Eastern Oil Company
Robert BI. Ramsburg
Beres
South Penn Company
H. J. Jackson
Local couple wed in private ceremony
Mr. Baward Marion Burras and Miss Mary Susan Bartgis, both of this city, were privately married last evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. EB. L. McLean at 8 East Third street. The couple will live in Frederick. Burras works as a rural mail carrier.
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Burras— Bartgis
Baward Marion Burras
Mary Susan Bartgis
EB. L. McLean
East Third Street
Fortnightly Club Plans First Meeting at Kemp Hall
The Fortnightly Literary Club announces its initial gathering tonight in Kemp Hall. Baired Firs Company presents a related note. A special United Firs Company meeting is set for tomorrow at 7.30 to review the by laws.
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Baired Firs Company
United Firs Company
Judge Mandates Sale of Catoctin Furnace Property
Judge Morris of the United States District Court ordered the sale of the Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company Catoctin Furnace property by the bankruptcy trustees. The decision overruled objections and directed the sale with terms to be fixed after trustees determine best methods. Attorneys for creditors and trustees argued whether sale should be by bankruptcy trustees or mortgage trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sais of Catoctin Furnance
United States District Court
Thnateea
Blue Mountain Iron and Bsteel Company
Catoctin
Trustes
Messrs
Bernard Carter
Jacob Rehrback
Frederick
Jemp Barklett
John Hinkley
Willam
Bryan, Jr
Visit to Knights Templar in Maryland Commandery Tour
Grand Eminent Commander Modairy and Grand Captain Generalissina Besley of the Kolghia Templars of Maryland paid a ceremonial visit to Jacqzea de Molay Commandery in this city last night arriving at 6 p m. An escort of twelve knights led by Captain General Samuel G. Dovall accompanied them from the hotel to the Alasonic Temples. A banquet followed with A P Marsh catering. Mediary and Staley, touring Maryland subordinate commanderies, plan further visits tonight to Ha migrate town and tomorrow to Comberland with Jacques de Molay representatives.
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Summerfield Modairy
A.P. Marsh
Messie
Mediary
Staley
Maryland
Hagéretown
Jacques de Molar Commandery
Comberland
Paving 183 Accepted by Mayor and Aldermen
A special meeting saw City Engineer Oscar B Cob lentz report the new free paving project completed by Coryell Construction Company. The board accepted the work, settled with Coryell at 15557.99 dollars, and noted ten curb pieces costing 2260 dollars. Coryell praised the city and engineer Cob lentz, then departed for Williamsport, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar B. Coblentz
Coryell Construction Company
Ocblentz
Coryell
Maryland Federated Women to Convene in Kensington
The first county convention of the Federated Women's Clubs in Maryland is set for Wednesday, November 15 in Kensington. Gifford Pinchot will speak on Forestry, and Mrs John Milton Gilderman of the Public Education Association is invited to discuss compulsory education. The Kensington Woman's Club hosts a luncheon at 1:30 p m and the meeting will be held at the Presbyterian church with state officers and club representatives expected.
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Maryland Women's Clubs
Federated Women's Clubs
Maryland
Kensington
Gifford Pincchot
Montgomery County
John Milton Gitterman
Public Education Association
Woman's Club of
Inacheon
Presbyterian Church
Riryland
Apple Crop Share Shrinks Across Major States
The 1905 commercial apple crop is estimated at 23,500,000 barrels, far below last year's 45,360,000 and well under the 1901 yield near 27,000,000 barrels. The shortage is most evident in New York, parts of New England, Michigan, and sections of the southwest, contrasting with earlier high seasons such as 1886 when crops neared 70,000,000 barrels.
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New York
New England
Michigan
Southwest
Muggs Landing at City Opera House Tonight
The City Opera House presents Muggs Landing a high class musical comedy with a strong human story. The announced cast is excellent and the show promises a lively evening of entertainment with Gus Gatchy leading a string of musical numbers.
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City Opera House
Suy
Frightened Steed Breaks Shafts Near Urbana
A wagon driven by Mr. Frank Markell near Urbana was frightened by a passing automobile and bolted into a wire fence by the Georgetown toll gate. The shafts broke and one hind leg briefly snagged in the fence. The horse was only slightly injured. Mrs. Elmer Brangle is listed as ill.
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Frank Markell
Urbana
Unique occasion marks wedding baptism during golden anniversary
At the Main residence near Middleton, Mr and Mrs F T Main celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a granddaughter’s wedding and a grandson’s christening. Miss Ancle Biser wed Albert Omette with Rev Charles Steck officiating. Joel Eugene Willard was christened with gifts presented to the couple. About 175 guests attended. four generations were present. The couple planned a wedding tour after dinner, then to reside near Jefferson.
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F. T. Main
Middletons
Mais
Ancle Biser
George Biser
Jefferson
Albert Omette
Maio
Joel Eugene Willard
Clinton
Willard
Charles F. Steck
Dittmar
Stack
Main
Albert Castle
Bank Officers Named in City Ledger List
J. D. Saber WH G Barber presides with 3. D. Baker WM Zimmerman Samuel G Dovall as vice presidents and cashiers at Agat Bank, outlining senior roles in the local financial institution.
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D. Baker WM
Zimmerman
Samuel G. Dovall
Local Notices from Avery and Dickerson Areas
County correspondence reports social visits and illnesses in Avery and Dickerson towns. Fire at John Muncester’s estate destroyed four cows and farm assets. cause unknown. Staff changes, visits, and social events noted including a hunting party and family gatherings with mentions of several residents. In Buck Lodge, residents amidst typhoid fever cases and seasonal visits. Washington Post praise for Lafayette Square Opera Company’s Mikado performance with individual performances highlighted.
Boys Y M C A District Convention Set for December
A message from David Lind of Washington DC announces a district boys convention covering Maryland Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia to be held in this city December 1 2 and 3. About one hundred boys are expected to attend with an engaging program led by Lind. Reverend Charles Alvin Smith of Peck Memorial Chapel will open the event and sessions will be held in local churches open to the public.
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David Lindsay
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Lindaly
Wexaion
Rav
Chas
Alvin Smith
Peck Memorial Chapel
New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Reported
The Treasury Department spots a new counterfeit ten dollar United States Buffalo note from 1901 with serial number 17601250. The paper quality is fair and silk fibers are poorly imitated. portrait relief is weak with flat shading and background details missing. The notice notes matching serials on three notes and flaws in engraving and printing quality.
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Treasury Department Bas
United States
Buffalo
J. W. Lyons
Register
Ejlis H. Robers
Lewis and
Olark
Winter Hat and Bonnet Sale by Miss Hunichen
Miss Maude Hunichen announces a winter opening of pattern hats and bon nets on Friday and Saturday November 10th and the following day at 12 West Patrick Street. The public is invited. A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Emergency Hospital will be held Saturday at 2 20 o clock. By order Mas A Leaper President Mrs J Rogar McSherry Secretary. ek Lidie's Oysters advertises the best stock and flavor with phone number 316. The Lawn Crier is out of date and tax News advertisements reach the business public and households.
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Maude Hunichen
West Patrick Street
Mas. A.leaper
J. Rogar McSherry
Taz
Domestic Building Association stock offered in Frederick County
On Saturday November 18 1905 the Domestic Building Association of Frederick County plans issuing stock for Series No 9 with 26 cents weekly dues and a 10 cent entrance fee. Each share matures at 100 dollars while loans run at 4 1 6 percent per year per 100 loaned. Directors listed include F B Sappinctos Winsor Duvart Wertheimer and others. Also notices urge punctual payment of gas and electric bills Oysters offerings and a church benefit supper and a lecture by Leland Powers with proceeds for debt and school activities.
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Frederick County
Mid
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
F. B. Sappinctos
Pras
Winsor
Duvart
Ses
OnaRgLes Wertheimer
John Baumgaedler
Howack
A Squares and Ingrains Offer At Mullenix Carpet House
L. E. Mulling advertises Art Loom draggers and woolingrain carpet imitations with New Weaven styles. The text promises a wide range of floor coverings and invites readers to visit the carpet house to see the latest novelties.
Typhoon Damages Guam In Early Dispatch
A typhoon has seriously damaged Guam with loss of life and significant destruction reported. Relief crews assess widespread damage as residents rebuild after the storm.
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Tez News
Wasaixetos
Guamato
Tropoff Resignation Reported from St. Petersburg
London despatch via Reuter's confirms General Tropoff has resigned. TheNews reports the move as announced by the St. Peters burg agent.
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Diepsted
London
Mutinous Troops Pillage Broxstadt City
In Broxstadt on November 9 troops mutinied and began plundering the city as inhabitants flee. The News reports the events unfolding rapidly with rising civilian danger.
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Epecia
Broxstadt
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Aew
F. B
Delsarte Mig. Co
John E. Wisner
Cvaters.Meeting
Wigs
Mande Hanichen
Pee Em
Simeoth
Lidie
S. -Mra. A. Bader, Prest
C. E. Olice
URELY
DaarSir
Devoe
W. Drooxr & Co
Hargett & Co
Cpaper
D.fantad
DR. Atkinson
Ceuet
Kemp Hall
Knights Templar
Stargland
Coryell Construction
Elmer Brangle
Alok Lias
F. T. Mais
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens Nat Bank
J. D. Saber
WH. G. Barber
Yice
Agat Cashier
Jepex Jas, McBean
D.E. Exeravver
Gro. Wu
Barre
J.D. Haxze
Jeportxo
U. Mottram
Hancrrr
Jowx
Hanssurg
Taos
Harum
C. M. Thomas
Ti Basie
F. XM. Fesley
Washington, D.C
Diamond Holland
Amy Belt
John Howard
Howard County
Frank E. Fratey
John M. Dixon
John Clark
Monrovia
Hermar Kolbier
Hyattstown
Mies Bertha M. Fall
Germantown
Epens Lna
Buck Lodge
Mary French
W. W. White
Robert Watts
Lewis Posie
Myrtle Whits
Luther &. King
King’s Valley
Bernard Harry
Miss Dalla
Miss Mary French
Lafayette Square Opera Company
Washington Post
Eugene Barrett
Park
Harry Hechheimer
Plecs
Mr. Hochheimer
Oli Stump
Pooh-Bah
KoKo
Locking
Blanche Ferry
May Holtman
PittiStug
Peep Bo
Wars
Charming
Joan Hendrickson
Balte
Coste
Madras
Moon
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Marseille
Besse
Oraerale
Lidie'’s
Down County
Nous
Sterrive & Eo
Punkin
Beewise Society of Grace Arformep
Leland Powers
Powers
Monsieur Banasire
Women's College Hall
McCardell’s
L. E. Mulling
E. Mullenix
Guam
Thepoff
George
Rodock
Soesek
Emsguss
Mex
Tom O'Shenters
McCail
George B. Robock
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rioe
North Market Street
Morean Cecil
West
Busquehanna
City
J. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Mariidaris
Q. L. Kefauver
Ufeigal
Church and Merket Sts. Frederick
Foster
Weert Fifth Street
Shipley & Boost
Pace
West Caureh Street
Mason
B. Sappington
F. B. Bappinator
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