Fragmented History Notes For November Eleventh
A scrambled historical date row mentions Canute the Great on Evlaid throne, Richelien’s victory, Joan Abercrombie born Aberdeen, ex-mayor Jean Syhaiun Harh Paris, Pendinad de Lcorps and others. It touches events from the 11th century to 19th century, including strikes and a river disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canute the Great
Evlaid
Shaftesbury
Mariuver
Cape Cod
Bakbor
Cardinal Richelien
Marip de Mea Cr
Queen Anne
Lous XII
Joan Abercrombie
Aberdeen
Jean Syhaiun Harh
Pans
Conrete
Pari
Pendinad de Lcorps
Lb—Ben
Ceyvier Ao‘deh
Tennere
Pea Podge Ark
Iss
Barhousee
Eid
Poland
Mott
Phulanthoust
Philadelphia
Washington
Yang-tse-Krang
China
New Orleans
PURELY PERSONAL LOCAL NOTES AND VISITORS
Albert Smith has accepted a position with F V Stanb. Mrs Daniel Getzendamer of Kearneysville W Va returns home after visiting a friend. Mrs Wm J Conklin and daughter Hazel of Boston visit her mother. Miss Bessie Michael returns from a trip to the World’s Fair Niagara Falls Watkins Glen and Philadelphia. Miss Louie Havey of Reedyville returns home after Frederick county visit. Mrs Canton R Grove and child of Hagerstown visit Jefferson Frederick county. Elmer V Shearer of Hagerstown visits Unionville to see W E Franklin. Charles Fagan of West Patrick street leaves for Washington. Ernest Frazier of Washington visits his maternal home. Col L V Bangaman attends the Flower Show. Oscar Crouse treasurer of Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Show leaves for Harrisburg. Dr Bart superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department in Frederick today. Elmer Getzendanner of Baltimore visits Frederick. Miss Nettie Miller of Washington spends a few days in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
F. V. Stanb
Daniel Getzendamer
Kearneysville
W. Va
Wm.j. Conklin
Hazel
Boston
Mire
M. M. Carty
South Market St
M.J Grove
Norfolk
Bessie Michael
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Philadelphia
Louie Havey
Reedyarille
Frederick County
Canton R. Grove
Hagerstown
Jefferson
Elmer V_ Shearer
West Church Street
Unionville
W. E. Franklin
Charles Fagan
West Patrick Street
Washington
Ernest Frazier
Col
L.V. Bangaman
Oscar Crouse
Pawnee Bi
Harrisburg
Bart
Baltimore and Ohio Relef
Deaths and notices from Shepherdstown and nearby
Mary S Wintermeyer 63 died at home after typhoid fever in Shepherdstown W Va interment Sunday at 3 PM survived by husband Jacob a son Harry and daughters Mollie a Presbyterian life member Funeral services led by local church figures Thomas F Lambert Roanoke Va died after brief illness left widow and three children Butler Kauffman once local resident died in Darton Ohio paralyzed infant child of John V and Jessie Bowers Schreysville died Board of Charities and Corrections met at Monitevue Hospital routine business reported 237 in snates 4 tramps 129 insane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintermoter
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mary S
Jacob Wintermeyer
Harry
Hegeretown Globe
Slong Time
Mollie
Wintermoyrer
Presbyterian
Thomas F. Lakeeet
Thomas F. Lambert
David Lambert
Roanoke
Lambert
Ana
Kauffman
Butler Kauffman
Ephraim H. Kline
Darton
Ohio
Alice Kline
Hine
John V
Jessie Bowers
Schreysville
Mendelsohn Quintette Club Concert At Opera House
An Evening of music by the Mendelsohn Quintette Club drew a fairly large audience. Miss Jael earned multiple encores for arias and songs, including Cara Nome and For All Eternity, with Schubert, Verdi, and Haydn selections featuring violins and clarinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelwohs Quinntette
Mendelsohn Quintette Club
Opera House
Mise Lite Juel
Miss Joel
Anne Laurie
Johan Roodenburg
Schubert
Quartetti
L. W. Hoffman
Quintette
Alf Andre Ver Qler
Miss Jael
Haydn
Election Day Breathes New Cheer Into City Office
An office scene unfolds after a tense election as a breathless clerk arrives with a radiant smile and a riddle about a kick. The calm interior contrasts with the outside buzz, where the day’s results loom and a joke about an accident kicks off. The narrative hints at consequences beyond civic events.
Marriages Tie Clergy Couple and Frederick Residents
Reverend Alfred M. Schaffner of Emmittsburg wed Isabel Slick of Mercersburg in Trinity Reformed Church. The couple's post ceremony journey to Emmitsburg ended with their arrival by train. Also, Robert Lee Haller wed Mary E Esworthy in Frederick city. Jesse Brown married Frances A Hobbs in a quiet Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. G. C. H. Ascskarl.
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities With County Notice
A long list recalls yesterday's hotel arrivals including Baltimore Columbia York Hanover Philadelphia Shepherdstown and Virginia tied to a county notice. The piece notes a Fox Hunt near Frederick with Col Baughman hosting and about twenty fox hounds from packs across North Carolina Virginia and Maryland.
Funeral of Mr. George W. Cramer at Frederick
The funeral for George W. Cramer was held at 2 pm with services at the house and interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Cramer began in dry goods and groceries with J. W. Birley, later partnered with his father, and eventually took over the business. Birley later became secretary of the Mutual Insurance Company and recommended Cramer as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
George W. Cramer
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
J. W Birely
North Merket Street
Woodsboro
Frederick
Birely
Birely & Cramer
Geo. W. Cramer
Father
Mutual Insurance Company
Epon
Biiely
Insurance
Oncy
Mr. Hench
North Market Street
Flower Show Closes After Lively Three Day Exhibition
The fourth annual flower show ends after a successful three day display. A large crowd attended the final nights and a concert at the Opera House kept the Armory open late. Rare plants valued at $5 drew admiration in an annex exhibit while speakers explained rapid growth methods. Notable displays included Dave Groffs Charley and other long stemmed blooms grown quickly. Local children and orphans visited, and staff members extend thanks to several sponsors and organizers for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Opera House
Children of All Saints
Loats
Maryland School
Woman’s College
Will Schmidt
Herman
Dave Groffs
Charley
Reefer
John Wanama
Eer
Fleet Staley
Harry ‘Trafi
Gherley Hagan
John Hardt
Rhodes Kemp
Cat Jant
Hardy
Brish’s
Lincoln
Kemp
Messrs
Harry Trail
C. E. Kemp
David Gr
Selections From State News on Congress and Local Affairs
Congressmen R F P Brattan rests at home in Somerset county. Dr T W Simmons elected president of Washington County Medical Society. Several newly elected legislators seek seats. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal navigation halted due to aqueduct break at Conococheague. Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad harmony issues disrupt travel. Isaac Baker, Seventh Day Adventist, convicted in Queen Annes County Circuit Court for Sunday work, fined $5. Election contest over Lincoln’s portrait direction on sheriff ballot in Talbot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F P. Brattan
Somerset County
Tt. W Simmons
Wrashington County Medical Society
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Baltimore and Lehigh
Issac Baker
Queen Anne’s County
Talot County
Lincoln
Saxipie
Real Estate Transfers From Clark and Associates
Real estate notices list transfers from Robert 3 Clark and others to John L bencerfer and wife Telasse of Tearstsie and William Mercer and wife to Samuel Hoke Sr for 63 square perches with $1 value. Maerein Hoke administrator to Wm Mercer for 4 square perches with 35 value. Charles White and wife to Clifford F Woo for a lot of ground in New 4Aistret with $5 and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 3. Clark
John L
Bencerfer
Telasse
Tearstsie
Wiliam Mercer
Samuel Hoke
Maerein Hoke
Wm. Mercer
Charles &. White
Clifford F Woo
Corbett and Mitchell Photographs Shown in Buffalo
A prominent New York sportsman has presented Mr C S Bauer of Buffalo with photographs of Corbett and Mitchell in failing costume for the upcoming bout. The prints numbered 24220 are noted as fine workmanship and will be exhibited at Bauer's place tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett and
Mitchell
New York
C. S. Bauer
Buffalo
Corbett
Syrep of Figs Promises Permanent Cure for Constipation
In older days people accepted temporary relief from laxatives. Now it is claimed Syrep of Figs provides a lasting cure for habitual constipation, making other laxatives seem temporary and harmful over time.
Flower Show Leaves Frederick Dazzling and Curious
A grand flower show at the old Kink dazzled Frederick with chrysses and American beauty blooms. Tokens of civic pride, a Baltimore judge’s surprise, and local donors filled the hall while captions praised Hardt and Groff. Election aftermath, tramps approaching, and a Salvation Army farewell closed the lively notes.
Frederick Ahead In Official Vote Report From Annapolis
Official vote tallies from Harford, Frederick, Cecil, Somerset, Baltimore, Washington and Montgomery counties have been received at the Executive Chamber in Annapolis. A separate item notes an incendiary fire at Jacob Williams' Good Hope farm, where hay and fencing were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harford
Cecil
Somerset
Baltimore
Washington
Montgomery
Annapolis
Frederick’s
Jacob Williams
Good Hope
County
Injuries From Falls and Accident Reported in Local Notices
Mrs R K Mobberly of Deyton Onto sustained elbow and side injuries after a board walk fall ten days ago. A rib pressed against the pleura and an abscess formed, with care from her physician. She is staying with her son in law Dr P B Heefner. In Sabillasville, Herman Yarbsagh, four, was knocked by barges, severing three fingers of his right hand. Dr C L Wachter provided surgical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Mobberly
Deyton
Onto
C. E. Mobberly
Middletown
Benminin Remaburg
Vrciity
Alerg
C. L. Wachter
Button Hidden In Childs Nose After Three Years
Ethel a three year old girl from Shepherdstown suffered a nasal blockage for years. She expelled a round object from her nose and then pushed it back. Mrs Ssubower removed the object with wire and found it to be a rusted corroded face button that had remained in the nasal passage nearly three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Geo. Ssubower
Shepherdstown
Aso
Sin
Overland by Ox Train Through Virginia to Columbia Roots
Mr George H Klfue and family traveled by two ox wagons about 60 miles south of Richmond Va on a slow-moving trip. They left Columbia Pa two years ago for Virginia hoping for better times but found little so are touring the countryside at roughly 15 miles per day after shipping most belongings by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Klfue
Famiy
Point
Richmond
Columbia
Virginia
Fire destroys Owens Creek mill owned by Cornelius Black
The Owens Creek mill property including a burr hopping mill and a saw mill owned by Cornelius Black burned the night of October 25. Fire discovered around 1 am spread from the saw mill to the other building. no insurance, estimated loss $1,000. Grist ground and unground goods rented by S. D. McGinnis may be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Creek
Cornelius Black
D. McGinniss
North Wind Window Displays Offer Fine Blankets and Goods
rp MODEL presents a North Wind window exhibit featuring black and white and color combinations of doilies and cloths. Parmi categories include high quality blankets priced from 3.75 to 2900, fascinator hats in all colors and black, and superior leather goods. Also notes Legrand Minnesota Flour as a trusted staple for bread. Mr W C Seliman sends pears of remarkable size and flavor from Pearl, Bid. to Tok News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Seliman
Pearl
Tok
Local notices advertise sales and services in Frederick area
The page lists Rice & Bader's music sale offering five thousand sheet music copies at 4 cents each and 250 folios with 25 selections at 23 cents. It promotes C Ruland's pork products at 173 West Patrick Street, thanks the Floricultural Society contributors, offers photograpy presents from Thomas' Studio, and advertises clothing repair by Lewis B Adams along with hay and straw deliveries by Keiler & DeLash mutt. It also touts James & Walker Co coat bargains and cash buying advantages from James Walker & Co.
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the Daily News
Basra
Tan
Wasesbetox
D.C
M. W. Barermerox
the Weather Bureau
P. M. Eader
D. H. Best
Ohn Hendrickson
C_E. Cline & Co
E. L. Boblitz
Allen ¥Ohrbach
Neces D. Eissler
George Mulborn
W. H. B. Exchison
Rice & Eager
C. Roland
Drees Goods
Renner & Kemp
Stewart’n Bazar
Morey
Henry’s Minstrels
Exchange
BY Reneal
H. D. Owings
H. P. Cruse
W. E. Grench
W. Gunther
G. W. Diorrine
McKim Hoge
H. Snowden
H. M. Burgan
H- Reuter
D. Lowenstren
J. G. Rodgers
Dr. W . Wall
W. B. Banks
R.J. Wilson
S B. Drenning
C. W
F. Osborn
B. Myers
M. B. Baker
R. H. Irving
R.A. Bucker
Carlisle
W. Knode
Lemuel Knoge
Chaney
Beansboro
W. FP. Miller
Guerr Heres
John *. Warner
Geo. G
Fox
Tee State
Tee Girl
Rhodes’ Orchestra
Japan
Dave Groit
Antona
Sam Notregie
Mikado
Baltmore Towers
Hower
Bir
Donn
Mr. Hardt
Dave Groff
Samaantha
Mullinix
Eepner
Billy Gannon
Scott Key
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Theorthern
Calfornia
Esas
Selvation Army
Mrs. Lowell
Crschel
Offica
Messia
L. F. Miller & Sona Elevator
Union Bridge
Double Pipe Creek
John C. Motter
Samuel Etecholtz
Mechanicstown
Etcholtz
Hunting Creek
Anderson Eicheltz
Stull
Wm. Eicheltz
Mr. J. Wesley Creager
Augustus Rowe
West Fourth Street
Jesse Kauffman
East Patrick Street
Ifiss Kimtel
Robert
I. W. Loy
Slechanicstown
College of Pharmacy
Baltimore City
J. C. Knapp
Bi Henry
Minstrels
Nicholson
Cumberland
Gill
Bacon
Hezerstaown
South Market
Eas. Patrick Sts
Morons & Kur
Tre Loums
ARES
Hmighey
Exonicason
F.W. Staub
THE
Staff OF Life
Minnesota
F. W.staub
Norte Market Street
Certaly
Rice & Bader’s
St C. Ruland's
Pork Packer
Clower
Thomas’ Photographic Studio
South Market Street
Lewis B. Adams
Bentz Street
Cor. Church
Keiler & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
James 5
Walker & GO
E. Walker & Co
Seeres
James
Rodoce & Neidig
Ree
Weidig
Poplin
Impet
Hodock & Neldit
A. T. Rice & Sons
Leal Dhsserous
North Mare Eithes
Trederice. MD
Arepde O
Mardediy
John A. Kennedy
John
Kennedy
Market Street
Epodia
Nt. L. Harley
R.L. Harley
Erghast
L Harley
Bramas
Wyandotts
Leghborna
Lewis W. Mehrling
East Patrick St. Oofain
Cork
Moe
Bellabie
Cor. Carrol and
Patrice
Novasdawly John
W. Hargett
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buauzston
N. Market Street
C. B. Cline & CO
Cline & CO
C. E. Cos. & Csts
ESR Haller
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