This Date In History November 12 Highlights
This date in history notes events and deaths across years including births of writers and actors, political milestones, and notable deaths such as Mrs. Elizabeth Gaskell, John Kemble, and Henry G. Ashton. It lists figures born in various places and dates, with brief notes on their prominence.
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Cancecr
Luaig Imm
Republic
Louis Napoleon
Charles Eumble
Siddons Amd
Traredias
John P. Kemble
London
England
United States
Atforso XI
Spain
Bhzaber Gaskell
Marr Barton
Charlotne Bronte
Domn Pists
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Henry G. Ashton
Ashton
Somerville
Mass
Bern
Juba Y. Foster
New Jersey
Newark
Bern IL
TEW ADVS. TODAY No 6804 Ealty Baker Johnson Ssio Organ For No5 W Patrick
Classified items list advertisement notices and names such as Baker Johnson Ssio Organ for sale or event at No5 W Patrick with references to Chiton Rhoads M E Church Rev Bam Jones and Frederick EL Co electric pushes plus other suppliers and local names Rues Cline News Office and Notlone MN appear as part of the notice set.
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Ealty
Baker Johnson
Ssio
W. Patrick Bt
Carious
Chiton & Rhoads
M.E Church
Bam Jones
Miller & Co
Frederick EL & P.co
C. Carty
Notlone
Supply Co
Rues
Cline
News Office
Brief Bits of Local and Genversal Interest
Windy with various notes from travel and weather. Christmas trees ripe with seasonal references. A Vermont couple named Winter and Frost wed recently. Hop picking in Cowhe county reaches $1.50 per bushel. A frost may end New Orleans yellow fever concerns. Cumberland sea keepers lose licenses for selling to an habitual drunkard. Caterpillars near Darling river in Australia grow six inches to a foot. Joseph D. Young engraver in Boston imprints the Lord’s Prayer on a pin. Atlanta passes ordinance limiting vehicle speeds near places of worship on Sundays. Can’t-Get-Ansey Club donates $800 to yellow fever relief. The early bird worms adage noted with twist about doctors and pulse reading. Caution urged to monitor cellar vegetables to prevent diphtheria risk.
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Horse Prairie
Vermont
Cowhe County
New Orleans
Cumberland
Darling River
Australia
Joseph D. Young
Ergraver
Boston
Atlanta
Enndays
Ansey Crub
Norfolk
Mobile
Biloxl
Social notes from Liberty and surrounding towns
Purse personal notices record visits and homes of residents including Mrs Rev B F DeVries and family in Liberty, Miss McEarle Sneadner moving to Washington with Mrs Hugh L Taylor, Mrs E A Kauffman returning from Washington D C to South Market Street, and Mrs George D Norris's return to Unionville. Also mentions N T Haller architect of Washington D C and Mr James C Clark of Mobile and Ohio Railroad visiting Towson. A note clarifies no appointment for Ward Woodward as superintendent candidate.
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B. F. DeVries
Pikesville
Edwin Devilbiss
Liberty
McéRle Sneadner
Washington
Hugh L. Taylor
Lotta Marke
Nicodemus
Hamilton
Hagerstown
A. Conner
N.T. Haller
Washington, D. C
Haller
South Market Street
George D. Norris
Unionville
Ohio
Sis
E A. Norris
Beaford
James C. Clark
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Towson
D. B. Merryman
Clarke
Baltimore County
Weddings Shine At Zion Lutheran as Vows Unite Couples
Multiple marriages unfold in a single region with ceremonies at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church near Ladiceburg and at other churches. Florence Cram weds Jesse C. Birely in a lavish service with Beacie Harbaugh on violin. attendees report a record crowd and ornate decor. Other unions include Mary A Boeikey and Marshall Hagan, B Barry Reeaw and Mrs Sens Eyler, and William J Stedling to Edith Hooper, with receptions hosted by families and MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam D. Birely & Sone
Ladiessore
Lohengrin
Beacie Harbaugh
Taneytown
Richard 5. Patterson
Woodsboro
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Stella Koons
York Road
Annie Wesnt
Double Pipe Creek
D. Princeton Buckey
Hugh A. Roddy
Frederick City
Scot Koons
Middleburg
Finkie Birely
Ladienburg
Washington
Baltimore
Bea W-Eyler
B. Barry Reeaw
Sens Eyler
Peter Eyler
Jonnaville
Jerome Breighner
Mitton Warner
Misses Mageyte
Carrié Grabill
Lars” Eyler
Messrs
William Grimes
David Grabill
Mauricé Warner
Willie Warper
Esliimore
De Garmendia Horses Rescheduled Sale at Fair Grounds
The sale of Mr. de Garmendia's horses is moved to Tuesday November 23rd at 12 o'clock at the fair grounds. Catalogues will be available by early next week from Mr. de Garmendi and he will answer inquiries about the animals offered for sale. The lot features well bred, promising roadster types and potential future champions.
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Exespion
der. Guesday
Fair Grounds
Repainted properties and updated storefronts on Market Street
The Mantz property on South Market Street, Br. Thomas' drug store front, the Kolb property at Third and Market, and the Travis property at East Second Street occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rosenstock have all been repainted. The Doll and Albanga building on North Market Street has also been touched up.
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Mantz
South Market Street
Br. Thomas’ Drug Store
Kolb
Third and
Market Streetz
Travis
East Second Street
Aaron Rosenstock
Doll
Albanga
North Market Street
Monsignor Seton Honored at Mt Marys College Emmiteborg
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Robert Seton attended a reception and delivered an address at Mt Marys College Emmiteborg in honor of his visit and burial of his nephew John Seton in Jersey City. He spoke on travel experiences and their impact on spiritual growth, with a spring lecture promised.
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Mgr
Robert Seton
St. Joseph's Church
Jersey City
M. J
Emomitaborg
John Seton
Henry Seton
United States Army
America
William L O'fisra
Monsignor Seton
Monsignor Beton
Ais
Etumal Association
Death notices and obituaries from local area
Several local obituaries recount deaths in Middletown Johnsville Utica and Leesburg including Mrs Elizabeth Bragonier 55 lived 36 years married to Captain A C Bragonier funeral Sunday 1 PM Siddietown. Sophie Yingling aged 72 years 9 months interment Beaver Dam Cemetery with services by Elder Isaac P Sibely and Rev KE Spessard. Mrs Harry Lambert Utica died at about 20. Mrs Catharine Lewis Leesburg 91 with eight children funeral arrangements via B&C B Railroad to Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Bragoni&e
Eizabeth R. Bragonier
A.C. Bragonier
James B. Aubert
East Second Street
Middletown
Siddietown
Eqphia Yingling
Sophie Yingling
Johnsville
Beaver Dam Cemetery
Isaac P. Sibely
KE. G. Spessard
Union Bridge Reformed Church
Beaver Dam Charch
Harry Lambert
Utica
Thia County
Tuesdy
Dennia Ramabure
Jeaves
J. H
George Tu Lewis
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Delightful Frederick social: bicycle tea and prize fun
The event, begun last spring by Frederick’s young ladies and hosted by Miss Elotis Young on Court Street, featured a/value filled bicycle tea with a language contest won by Miss Mary Maulsby and Mr. Arthur Tre. A parliamentary act promoting harmony was read and passed. prizes included a painted band souvenir. Friends and many local residents attended.
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Frederick
Misa Elotis
Young
Court Street
Mira
Charles W. Rose dx
Mary Ingle
Miss Young
Mary Maulsby
Arthur
Tre
Cupid
Clay
Baker Johnson
Ghes
W. Ross
Henry Wiams
Arthur: Potts
Miss Joynes
Ust
Front ‘Riyal
Hattie Birely
Mary
Emily Maulsby
Misses Ritchie
Potts
Cornelia Dutrow
Bessie Tyson
Charlotte Richardson
Miss Fauntleroy
Nelle Gatzendanner
Miss Turner
Philadelphia
Ora
Farner
Nancie Drili
Margaret Bowman
Caroline Rose
Mersra
Arthur Frail
Edwin GC
Harrison elected to Baltimore City Council from Ward Twenty
David L. Harrison brother of Charles Garrison was elected to the first branch of the Baltimore City Council representing the twentieth ward. He formerly lived in the city but has resided in Baltimore for six years. An unrelated note mentions L. O. Castle's oysters at $1.40 per gallon.
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David L. Harrison
Charles Garrison
Baltimore
Harrison
Monore Named for Baltimore Post Surveyor Seat in 1900
Washington dispatch reports President McKinley will appoint A Warfeld Monroe as Baltimore Post Surveyor, succeeding Colonel Buchanan Schley. Monroe, a longtime Republican, would assume duties immediately after commission and faces internal opposition from Congressmen Baker and Hanna allies.
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Baltimore News
Washington
Baltimore
Buchanan Schley
Hagerstown
Bickinley
A. Warfeld Monroe
Schley
Monrea
Treasury Department
Monres
James A. Gary
Maryland
Monroe
Ieeeme
Dchley
Gary
Wellington
Monines
Arm
Washington Bowle
Montgomery County
Colonel
Chley
Baker
J.B. Hanna
Belair
Aiclude
McDonald
Berber
Hanna
Monroa
Baltimore Politicians and Elections In Turbulent Week
Mayor elect Maleter of Baltimore met President McKinley in Washington recalling school years together. Baltimore county election costs reach about 8423.47. Talbot county Republicans consider contesting results citing allegedly tainted ballots. Maryland Honest Money Democrats report Democratic majorities in Republican tickets. Anne Arundel Circuit Court orders reconvening election supervisors to amend returns. Rev Timothy P Frost accepts Newark pastorate contingent on bishop appointment in March.
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Alect Maleter
Baltimore
Washington
McKinley
Baltimore County
Talbot County
Committee of Covents
Democratic League of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
Newark
N. J
Legislative officers and Speakership contenders emerge in Maryland
Montgomery County legislator Ashley Gould announces candidacy for Speaker with support from three local colleagues. Carroll’s Frank J. Devilbiss, a former sergeant in the last House of Delegates, also pursues the Speakership and may be reelected. Talbot’s Martin M. Higgins likely to fill chief clerk role in Annapolis. Westcott seeks presidency of the State Senate backed by four Republican Ragier n shore allies. Also note December 3 event with Rev Sam Jones at City Opera House Frederick.
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Ashley Gould
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
Gould
Frank J. Devilbiss
Carroll County
Army of the
Annapolis
Devilbies
Baltimore
Martin M. Higgins
Talbot County
Isst
Friends of State
Charles T. Westcott
Siste Senate
Westcott
Ragiern Shore
Frederick travelers report pleasant autumn tour to Front Royal
Mr Philp B Kunkel and Mr John C Bard returned from a trip via Norfolk and Western Railroad into Virginia. They observed drought conditions long with thriving local harvests and noted the beauty of Virginia country and the Waterford Junction route. They also met prominent citizens and described a Virginian dinner before returning home to Frederick.
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Frederick
Old Dominion
Philp B. Kunkel
John C. Bard
Front Royal
Proot Royal
Tome
Harper's Ferry
Brunewlick
Washington Junction
Potomse
Mr. Kunkel
Virginia
Sargass
Maryland
Brick Paving In Hagerstown Gains Support
In Hagerstown brick street paving gains favor as residents who opposed it shift to advocacy. Citizens note that 7000 or 5000 dollars spent this summer on paving streets is money well spent. Earlier bonds of 20000 in 1884 and 60000 in 1882 funded street improvements but results were unsatisfactory.
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Hagerstown
Witzsn5
Frederick
Brussels
Funeral of Mrs Clara W Smith Held At Home
The funeral of Mrs Clara W. Smith occurred this afternoon at her Wear Patrick Street home at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. J. McKenney of the M B Church conducted services. Pallbearers were Samuel Notnigle, John Bartgis, John E. Michts, George Brust, George A. Schroeder and Clinton Willard. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. EF Schroeder was the undertaker.
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Mra
Clara. W. Smith
Patrick Street
W. J. McKenney
M. B.church
Samuel Notnigle
John Bartgis
John EH. Michts
George Brust
George A. Schroeder
Clinton
Willard
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Schroeder
Fly Appears in Liberty Wheat Fields Raising Alarm
Reports say a fly has appeared in Liberty area wheat fields and fears are entertained that substantial damage may follow. No further details on extent or timing are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Great Feare
Monument In Park Attracts Attention In City Square
A fragment describes an object labeled Indian tobacco alga near a cigarette shop front, moved to Court Square and placed prominently in the park. The red map drawing drew attention and amused many passersby in the area along North Market Street.
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Ion Tha Park
Cigst
Lewis
Kuwmaul
North Market Street
Court Square
Wesley Tea at M E Church Tonight 7 30
Bathare The Wesley Tea at the M E Church tonight at 7 30 features music, literary program and refreshments. Admission 10 cents. children half price. Hear Rev Gam P Jones rector at City Hall Friday. box sheet opens November W. KR Yeakle’s popular prices 25 35 50 cents. Y M C A course seats drawing Friday 7 30 at Association room.
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M. KE
Gam P. Jones
City Hall
Pridsy
Dec. S
A. KR. Yeakle
HM. C. A
Association
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the Daily News
D. C
Woodward
Monterae
Hood
Pean Bache
Happy Hearyis
Marshall Hagan Sod Mise
Mary A. Boeikey
Wm. Sotalitg
Edith Hooper
N. Dixon
Kate Hood
Woodville
A. Arnold
Smallwood Street
Arthur EB. ‘Thompson
Prospect Church
Bennett Memorial Church
Dixon
Hagar—Borlkey
Marahail E. Hegan
Annetis Boelkey
Clara Hagen
Francis B. Boelkey
Hey
Father Coppens
S. J
Mannie Eisenhauer
Siedling—Hooper
Jefferson
A. Hedges
Fhursday
William J. Stedling
George © Stedling
West
East Ali
Bay
Mge Seion
MT. ST. Mary's
L. O. Castle
Senate
A. Warfield Monroe
Aadley Gould
Mongomery Courty
Political Pointers
Sam Jones
City Opera House
Castle
Gifta Lo
Vandiver
Murray Vandivar
Laternsleyeana
Internal Revenue Department
Postoffice
Carlton Shafer
Cluse
Velvets and
L. E. Mozom
Telephone No
John Hendrickson
IRSA
Ladies Union Salts
Gerbat Vassetz
Osx Hexpricgson
Clinton E. Maen
Josiah F. Kline
Weights Snd
Kline
Chilton & Hheads
O. Boline
C. E. Cum
Aine Grocery CO
Railing Groorey CO
Nevan
Eeter Valuz
Peic Bulsce & Nbidig
A. T. Bice & Sons
A. T. Rics & Sons, Reuiral Directors
Smbalmers
Nirth Mareeb
Telephore
PF. W. Staub
California
Wester
TEE Care
Doll Brothers
Ic! North M&lest &Trree
Prigze
Searce Ali
Roy
Desi Buorizai
Harlett
A. B. Haxexit
Noae EB. Geamer
Fidelity
FALE
Brea
Crick Boughs
Koic
Suparbac
Get Iinc
Boas E. Cearer
First National Bank Boidi
Finangial
ashBvinns
J& See
Pyinc
Wilmington
Rees
J.e
Brian
Gcott & Aaa
B.neers Sud Brokers
Borte Street
Pwepaa
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