This Date In History November 15 Events and Births
This Daily News entry lists notable historical events and births tied to November 15 across years. Figures include Kepler Pitt Baron Steuben Herschel Jerome Bonaparte Croghan Dom Pedro II and Verdi, among others, with deaths and birth years noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Kepler
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Baron Steuben
Magdeburg
Prussia
Sirr
Willem Herschel
Jerome Honaparte
Westphalia
Geocke Croghan
Tippecanoe
Fort Melya
Sandusky
Brazil
Dom Pedro
London
Czarina
Russia
Frank Gecks
St. Louis
wMme
Verdi
Rome
Weekly News previews a large twelve page issue
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new and changed ads with pickup deadlines Wednesday at 1 p.m. and 12 m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Purely Personal Pleasing Paragraphs of Local People
A series of brief notices lists Miss Jennie Williams visiting friends at Boyd's and Mrs. William Specht of Ceresville visiting in Washington. Miss Mamie Humm of the city visits friends at Utick. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Stauffer visit friends in Norfolk Virginia. Mrs. George Fos of the city visits friends in Washington DC. Mr. W. W. Rountree of Richmond was in Frederick yesterday. Mrs. Cook of Washington is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Fear hake. Mrs. Renner of Utica returns home after visiting Miss Hamm. Mrs.ane Strider of Jefferson County West Virginia visits Mrs. Dorcas Brown. Mrs. David Young of Baltimore spent days in the city and returned home. Miss Elizabeth Sheetenhelm of McKaig visits Miss Annabelle Hughes of Washington DC and returns after a pleasant visit. Rev. L F M Myers Rev R S Patterson of Woodsboro and Ira V. Moore depart Frederick for Lovettsville to attend conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Jennie Williams
Boyd's
William Specht
Ceresville
Washington
Mamie Humm
Utick
D. V. Stauffer
Norfolk, Va
George Fos
Washington, D.C
W. W. Rountree
Richmond
Frederick
Cook
Adolphus Fearhake
Renner
Utica
Hamm
Sane Strider
Jefferson County
W. Va
Dorcas Brown
East Paick Street
David Young
Baltimore
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
McKaig
Brief Bits From A Curious Page Of News
November half gone includes notes on smoking ladies cars in Russia and hairpin markets in Africa. Odd items cover a 900 year clock in Germany, forgery checks, gilded lips fashions, US minted gold in Sandwich Islands, a decapitated golf ball incident, early Christmas prep, and a census of local visitors. Plate glass at Lowenstein storefront broken, Eisenhower’s display on November 18 19 and Christmas souvenirs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Germany
Sandwich Islands
United States
Lia
China
Eisenhower's
Meteor Shower Expected Tonight And Next Year
The article notes a promising meteor display tonight if skies are clear and predicts an even greater shower next year. Astronomers seek clear skies for camera work, while past meteor flights in 1833 and 1866 frame forecasts for a possible 1899 event. The cause remains unknown, and opinions vary on the intensity.
Seventieth Anniversary Observed at Buckeystown MP Church
Special services marked the seventieth anniversary of the Methodist Protestant Church at Buckeystown M P Church. Rev W M Strayer led the morning service with readings and addresses by W G Baker Jr Grover Keller and Mrs W E Kindley. The Loyal Temperance Legion organized the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeystown M. PB
W. M. Strayer
Maryland
W. E. Kindaley
W. G. Baker, Jr
Grover Keller
M P
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ruth Thomas
Edna Neighbours
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE WOODSBORO RABBITS PLENTIFUL AND LOCAL NOTES
County items note rabbits plentiful in the Woodsboro area and efforts to reduce the supply. The Lutheran Missionary Society met November 13 with faultless programing. Mr and Mrs Oliver Vansint of Mt Pleasant visited relatives. Pottage is scarce with many facing holiday substitutes. Chestnut crop sold well. Mrs Phebe Feiser suffers paralysis. Eluer Holbranner sold his green grocery to George Biddinger. Mrs Edward Riggs of near Feagzville visited relatives. Oyster season opens and chafing dish is popular. Marriage licenses issued in area. An express train wreck at Bixcsves, Ontario, left eight dead and thirty injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Oliver Vansint
Mt. Pleasant
Phebe Feiser
Eluer Holbranner
George Biddinger
Edward Riggs
Feagzville
Local Wheat Prices and Miscellaneous News
In Frederick wheat stood at 68 cents a bushel with no change since Saturday. Oats shelled at 3 cents a bushel and $1.04 per barrel. A Paris dispatch notes the Court of Cassation informing Dreyfus of revision proceedings and inviting a defense. An advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla for purification of the blood. Say you saw it in the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
News Paris
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
United Brethren Pilgrimage Association Incorporates
The executive committee meets with full attendance and accepts Articles of Incorporation naming incorporators from Ohio Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. The group plans events for the United Brethren church one hundredth anniversary celebration in May 2001 concurrent with the General Conference session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Pilgrimage Association
Bishan Byr, Keplart
Annon
3Ville
Cyrus F. Flook
Frederick, Md
M. R. Crosy
W.R. Funk
G. W. Mathews
Dayton
Ohio
T. ©. Carter
Chattanooga
A. MH. Rice
Baltimore
G. A. Sickafoose
Bohannon, Mich
G. P. Holt
D. W. Sprinkle
Beach City
T. J. Harbaugh
Kalids
The
United Brethren Church
Deaths of Col Enoch Totten and others from county area
Col Enoch Totten, aged 62, veteran lawyer and Civil War officer, died of paralysis at 1708 I Street NW Washington DC. Survived by wife, three children, noted for wit, led legal work for Pennsylvania Railroad and First National Bank of New York. owned Boyd’s summer resort in Montgomery County. Mrs Sarah A Baker, born 1847, died in Xenia Ohio after ill health. survived by three children. sisters Mrs Quinn and Mrs Jones reside locally. Mrs Lulu Davis, 30, died of heart failure on West Tatrick Street. funeral at Saint Johns Church with burial in Saint Johns Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Totten
I Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Col. Totten
Wisconsin
Virginia
Hancock
Breveread
Pennsylvania Railroad
First National Bank of New York
T. O. Bowe
Senate
Arthony
Totten
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Sarah A. Baker
Xenia
Ohio
Middletown
This County
Miller
Alpha
Abram H. Baker
Baker
John Quinn
Wim. Jones
Lulu Davis
Luh Davis
Coheed
West Tatrick Street
Saint John’s Catholic Church
Saint John’s Catholic Cemetery
Their Boat Wrecked On Kent Island Shore
Captain Lous Stam and Captain Downey sailed from Chestertown toward Cuba in the catboat Wanderer. A southerly gale drove the vessel ashore on lower Kent Island. the boat is a complete wreck and the two captains reached shore in a small boat, saving some articles from the craft. Downey returned home Saturday and gave an account of the storm in the 30 foot craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous Stam
Captain Downey
Chestertown
Cuba
Lower Kent Island
Potomac
Stam
Captain
Court of Appeals Judges Arrive for Annapolis Session
Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judges Boyd and Pearce arrived in Annapolis for the Court of Appeals session. Judge Roberts is sick at home in Westminster. Judge Schumacher may enter duties this term. Clerk Rutherford, ill six weeks, arrived. Rutherford says he will likely not bench until January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
McSherry
Boyd
Pearce
Annapolis
Rockville
Montgomery County
Roberts
Westminster
Fowler
Page
Rutherford
Schumacher
Bryan
Orphans Court Administrations and Executorships Listed
Letters of administration on the estate of Thomas L. Winfield deceased granted to Ellen Winfield and final account of Catharine E. Lawson executrix of James A. Lawson deceased. Goart orders sale of real estate and personal property of Jacob Poffinberger granted to Otho J. Poffinberger surviving executor. Letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah Adams granted to Benjamin Reich as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Thomas L. Winfield
Ellen Winfield
Catharine E. Lawson
James A. Lawson
Goart
Jacob Poffinberger
Otho J. Poffinberer
Sarah Adams
Benjamin ¥. Reich
Funeral of Mrs Ann C Brachey Held at Braddock
The funeral for Mrs Ann Catherie Brachey was held yesterday at one o clock from her home near Braddock. Services followed at Braddock Church conducted by Rev M L Beard. Interment occurred at Mount Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers George Webster William Mercer S Ms Summers Marion Kefantver Samuel Kline. C C Cariy the funeral director. Think about your health and take Hood Sarsaparilla to stay well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Catherie Brachey
Braddock
Braddock Church
M.L. Beard
Mount Olivet Cemetery
George Webster
William Mercer
S. Ms. Summers
Marion Kefantver
Samuel Kline
C. C. Cariy
Three Night Benefit Sale At Frederick Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association opens a three night sale and supper in Junior Hall starting tomorrow to aid the hospital. Entertainment features committee members and numerous hostesses across tables for cake, ice cream, flowers, caramels, kids, aprons, tubs, lunch, and a Bobby Shafto program with many local helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John
Hendrickson
John Newman
James Aubert
Oliver Bennett
Henry Birdy
Sallie Angell
Mollie Duvall
Aaron Rosestock
War
H. Nicodemus
Everest Harding
Kate Ramsburg
Laure Getzendanner
Clary
Kauffman
Fancy
Ignatius Goode
Wm. Smith
Ann Manty
Worthy Glaze
Job Shephard
C. E. Crane
Alfred Ritter
Louisa Sappington
J L. Massey
B.A. Ellis
Lila Smith
Nannie Castle
Marian Smith
J. H. Markey
Wm. Worman
Albert Hunichen
Thomas Haller
A. R. Yeakle
Charles Haller
Hamilton Lindsay
G. W. B. Shriner
Charles Kreh
O. Miller
George Dean
Zimmerman
D Hargett
Mary Tyson
Kitty Foy
Carrie Morsell
Lily Tyson
Grace Castle
Bobby Shafto
Lillie Anders
Jane Hammond
Eleanor Markey
Mary Beckley
Lola Motter
Charles Worman
Anna Reich
Evard Kepner
Charles Picking
Charles Waters
Carria Zimmerman
Grace Houck
Helen Stantfer
Jessie and
May Bowlus
Bessie Motter
Bert Keller
Amy Kemp
Jane Hedges
Lula Tandis
Mand Trundle
Elonore Dill
Marie Yeakle
Elsie Birely
Nan Houck
Etta Cramer
Mollie Daxon
Mamia Shriner
Lillie Birely
Rose Chapline
Bessie Newman
Bessie Hargett
Ada Lough
Florence McDonald
Bertha Zimmerman
Nellie Dean
Bessie Zoniz
Owen Compher
Jos Zimmerman
Fannie Foust
Jesse Bennett
Maryland Petroleum Company Stockholders Meet for Reorganization
The Maryland Petroleum Company, inactive for some time, will convene in this city on Tuesday, December 6, for reorganization. Attending stockholders include Judge John A. Lynch, Wm. P. Maulsby, A. H. Hunt, L. J. Clingan, L. T. MacGill, and Robert Sellman of Montgomery county. The firm owns oil fields in Wat county, West Virginia, to be developed soon. The late Judge Maulsby previously led the company. a new president will be chosen at the meeting along with other important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Petroleum Company
John A. Lynch
Messrs. Wm. P. Maulsby
A. HH. Hunt
L. 3. Clingan
L. T. MacGill
Robert Sellman
Montomery County
Wat County
West Virgins
Judge Maulsby
Grand Templars convene district meeting in Carroll county
District League No 4 O G T comprising Frederick and Carroll counties met at Daniel in Carroll Saturday last. Dr Rice district chief templar presided with six candidates receiving the district degree Grand Chief Templar H O Emmons attended and spoke. Plans for the next quarter outlined. Delegates entertained by Enterprise Lodge of Daniel. Session ended at 4 pm to reconvene February first 1809 at Plane No 4. Also notices of illness and local business items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Templars
O.G.T
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Daniel
Carroll County
Dr. Rice
Templar
Templar H. O. Emmons
Enterprise Lodge of
Baltimore Daily News Capsule of Local and National Incidents
EWS on TE STATE. ope boat Intercet Mere and Shore Yesterday and Today. Three ndyers were hurt in Eckhart minor. Ellicott City complaing of the present mall scucutes. The Cucl? Hquor license commission ereook the oath of offles. Richard J. Roberts dwelling burned in Calvert county. In Quinberland old s have been indicted for selling Liquor without Heanse. Katherine Manning found dead near Hyatts ville. Robert loe Tawes found dead in his bed yesterday morning. A Baltimore syndicate has bought out the Atlanta Railway Company. Lieutenant Strite of the US Navy ordered home from Manila. Chas. W. Wilson fell dead while speaking in Rising Sun Church. Baltimore meeting to form intercollegiate oratorical association next Saturday. Louis Stani and Captain Downey wrecked on Kent Inland. John Reese sentenced to sixteen years for killing John Jones. Trial of Guy Barron for killing Howard Keyworth at Rockville on December. Extensive preparations in Baltimore to observe a meteoric shower tonight. Samuel Cushwa erecting a large grain elevator at Charlton near Williamsport. Lieut. Herman G. Drose of the Navy committed suicide in the Carrollton stotes lavatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckhart Minor
Ellicott City
Richard J. Roberts
Calvert County
Quinberland
Katherine Manning
Hyattsville
Robert ¥ Loe Tawes
Crixfield
Baltimore
Atlanta Railway Company
Atlanta
George
Strite
United States Navy
Washington County
Manila
Chas. W. Wilson
Rising Sun Methodist Church
Intercolle Suie
Louis Stani
Downey
Chestertown
Guba
Kent
John Reese
Anna Arundel
John Jones
Guy Barron
Howard Keyworth
Rockville
Deecem
Samuel Cushwa
Charlton
Western Maryland
Williamsport
Herman G. Drose
Carrollton Stotes
Ladies Military Band of Boston Delights at Berkeley Temple
The Ladies' Military Band from Boston played at the Berkeley Temple entertainment course last Tuesday evening, drawing a full house with standing room in demand. The programme showcased fine harmony, and the audience expressed strong appreciation for each selection. The course managers deserve congratulation for the popular and pleasant entertainment, with a note of an upcoming appearance at City Opera House in Frederick on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Berkeley Temple
Boston Courier
City Opera House
Frederick
Hired Girl Satire at City Open House
A clever satire titled Hired Girl comes to City Open House next Thursday. It is a musical comedy with a story and catchy songs, featuring twenty five cast members led by Charles F. McCarthy and a notable lineup including Edith Murillo and Pape Sisters. Also on stage is Richards Pringle’s Minstrel Festival at the Opera House Friday November 18. The program promises precise, nonstop entertainment with refined talent from colored Arabs and Japanese performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Blaney
Blaney
Charles F. McCarthy
Edith Murillo
Gus Pixley
John Cumpson
Matt Reagan
Lillian Maynard
Shaman Sisters
Pape Sisters
Richards & Pringle
Rusco & Holland
Sale of Suburban Estate at Harmony Grove near Frederick city
Noah E. Cramer sold to George J. Luckey, of Pittsburg, Pa., a 110 acre suburban estate at Harmony Grove station for twelve thousand dollars. Luckey, longtime superintendent of public instruction in Pittsburg, is named as purchaser. Also notes real estate deeds in Emmitsburg and upcoming Christmas goods sales with a store display of portieres and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
George A. Dean
Harmony Grove Station
Frederick City
George J. Luckey
Pittsburg
Frederick County
Luckey
Board of Education
John Hendrickson Erp Model Demonstration
A fragment mentions John Hendrickson and an ERP model demonstration with terms like new gridients and Dome Rim filling a department, though text is garbled and unclear.
Cloth Jackets In Latest October Styles Open Today
The new fall line features wandsomely lined cloth jackets in a wide range of fabrics including prush and fur, with flounted capes and fashionable designs. The designer aimed for broad appeal, offering price friendly options while emphasizing a refined, becoming look for wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmen
Local shopping notes and services across town
An assortment of bargain items and notices from the area shops. Dreas and skirt highlights promise low prices on blankets and dress goods, plus new wares and branding. Local mentions include a prize draw at Mountain City Council and a hospital sale. Also ads for optical exams by I Saks in Washington and a Fred erick Maryland bowling league offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
H.S. Landis
Cuas
T. Eurst
New Grocer Adpromotes Fresh Produce and Local Delivery
New Burns New Backwheat New Howing New Prunes New Peaches Sweet Potatoes Green Tomatoes Onions Cabbage Potatoes Batluz Apples Cooking Apples Mince Meat Horse Radish The Model Grocer Heintz Minnc Meat 12c Ib Prunes Peeled Peaches 1b All Goods Delivered Promptly to all parts of the city. Address Raassune Lagone 726. IT NL Market. Professional Cards. Shafer, Attorney at Law No East Lexington 27 Baltimore MD. Practices in U S District Courts prompt service rendered. Recond Sires prratve Dee wederick Md. Rehisdaey A Tortas ys abit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei Resreciians
EK. Raassune
Laghane
C E Cline Offers New Spring Wallpaper Lines
C E Cline announces a wide wallpaper selection in prime condition with new spring combinations. The shop emphasizes skilled workmen and prompt, efficient service for all customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Clinton E. Main
M. E. Daniels
Steiner Bros
MecCardell’s
Chas. T. Kime
W. &. Dorsey
L.S. Clingan
Lap
Tyson
W. E. Kefauver
Carty
Monon
Rodock & Co
Thomas S. Basford
Point of Rocks
Bidding
T. Bickman
Doubs
H. B. Wilson
Barnes Wilhide
Thurmont
Lowenstein & Wertheimer’s
Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church
John F. Jones
Washington, D. C
Anna R. Lamar
Urbana
John S. Henry Meking
Littlestown
Lula Estelle Wire
Burkittstilre
John Jackson
Sarah Stanley
Local Mart
UN. Paarimage Association
Hisenhauer
William Roberts
Araby
James Loyns
East Church Street
Johnson Dutrow
West Second Street
A. A. Sharetts
Charles Brenner
Frank Sheikeld
Boils Hotel
Brenner
M. FE. Daniels
North Market i Street
Gre
Eisembauer’s
Clary Mehrling
Hester Derry
Daniel W. Stouter
Emmisburg
John Eisenhauer
L. BE. Muolliniz
Lovely Portieres
Fortier
Selers
John Hendrickson
Dom Rig
Leme
Piusu Jaccuri
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick’s
Neidig & Mouse
Kodock & Nuldig
DE Ton E. Many
Mareket Street
Junior Hall
Opera House
McCardell’s
I. Saks
Saka Optical Company
Seventh Street
Carlin House
I. Ks
Boteier
Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Rodook & CO
Ahs Dee Rice
Sore Fungral
Klsprone
Honashold Repaira
North Market Street
Pracues
Sxive
Fourth and Market Stree
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Owenstein & Wertheimer
Nowexsrem & Wertheimer
the Railing Grocery CO
N. Market St. Frederick
Ramsburg
E. Ramsburg
Prunesse
R. Isins
Attorney-At-Law
East Lexington
Baltimore, MD
Prratve Deewederick, Md
Levy
Court Street
Gearmienn
Poe Sonort
Craen
TOY
Jtvitast Te
Marron
C. E. Cline
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