Date In History November 28 notable deaths and events
The item lists historical events and deaths on November 28 across years. Notables include Magellan dying after pioneering Pacific exploration. Frontenac, La Salle supporter, dies in Quebec. Steuben born 1730. Napoleon defeated at Beresina. Washington Irving dies. Tenedek and Jordan noted. Vienna riot referenced.
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Magellan
Pacific
Frontenac
Count Tours
Canada
la Salle
Mississippi
Quebec
William Whipple
New Hampshire
Baraon Steuben
Napoleon
Beresina
Washington Irving
Marshal Tenedek
Fadona
Panama
Thomas Jordan
New York City
Vienna
Personal notices of relatives and friends visiting
A sequence of social notes from Frederick listing Dr and Mrs Wm Deeter in Washington DC, Mr and Mrs Eldridge in Washington visiting Mrs Mercer, Mrs Norris of Brunswick visiting Mrs Frazier, many relatives and friends visiting Baltimore Myersville Westminster and Frederick, including college students and holiday visits with families and friends.
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Sant
Wm. Deeter
Washington, D. C
Harry Lochner
Baltimore
Cecelia Rosenour
Frederick
Chas. Kaufman
New York
George A. Schroeder
Westweter
Eldridge
Mercer
Aderick
Frank Norris
Brunswick
J. H. Frazier
Edward H. Kreh
Fred. McCardell
Washingtongh School
R. Sewell Slinginf
Night Watchman Appointed in City Streets
Night watchman duties assigned to Mr. Adam Brackey who will patrol Market Street and part of Patrick Street this evening. Brackey to protect property and city interests as a private citizen funds the position.
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Northcket
East Patrick Streets
Adam Brackey
Brackey
Market Street
Patrick
Prieczey
Chilton
Clilton
Arrests in Market Theft Case After Tuesday Action
Brown alias Jones and Daniel vert were arrested last Tuesday and charged with taking a purse from Mrs. Laura Siaup at the market. They were brought before Justice White on Saturday for hearing. Brown posted bail at the February term of court, Colbert was discharged.
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Ral Why Brown
Alias Jones
Daniel Vert
Laura Siaup
Justice White
Brown
Colbert
Local Briefs Highlight Community Items And Notices
Short notes list general interest items from the district including building matters, public services, and upcoming events. Names and places are partially visible, with limited details due to OCR quality impacting full comprehension.
Immense Thanksgiving Banquet Honors Mobile Railroad Leader
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad officers and 2000 employees honored Gen James Clarke at Delmonico’s in Mobile with a banquet for his fifty eight years of service. A silver punch bowl and a jeweled watch were presented by Col L Russell and fellow officers as Clarkes career and loyalty were lauded.
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Jinnicuse
Sadie
Mobile
Ala
James ( . Clarke
Mulale and Dhioe Railroad
Klosky
Delmonico
Register
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mexican Gulf
J C. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Moule and Ohio
Alabama
Oho
Roexco
J. OC
L. Russell
Clarke
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Colonel Russell
United States
Basselly
Addressing Loyal Service and Gratitude in a Will
The speaker thanks employees for their faithful service and asks for warm sustained support for the administration. He expresses gratitude for donations and presents, wishing long life happiness and prosperity to the gentlemen addressed.
Grandson of Francis Scott Key Dies in Mexico City
Clarence Key, a grandson of Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banner, died in Mexico City on Thanksgiving Day after a year of poor health and destitution. He had worked as a translator and teacher, fell ill after a street accident, and, despite aid from American residents, expired three days later. He had lived in Mexico City two years, previously in Santa Fe, and was born in Baltimore. He was a Spanish scholar who earned a livelihood examining Spanish land titles as an attorney.
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Francis Scott Key
City of
Mexico
Clarence Key
Key
Hns
Mexico City
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Baltimore
Multiple 1900s Maryland news snippets in brief
News notes from Maryland and nearby areas report Preston Clash dying after drug effects near Centreville, an Anne Arundel quake felt, Cardinal Gibbons visiting St Marys Annapolis, Tippett killed by a locomotive in Elkton, Richard Scott manslaughter conviction in Charles County, Rev Aloysius Sabetti dies in Baltimore, Chestertown debating street lights and waterworks, Thomas Welton Jr treated after self inflicted shooting, Hobson discusses post graduate naval course in Annapolis, Archbishop Chapelle named papal delegate to West Indies, Bawden dies suddenly at East Baltimore church event.
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Preston Clash
Centreville
Anne Arundel
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Mary's Church
Annapolis
Wm. J. Tippett
Elkton
Charles County
Richard Scott
Thomas P McGea
Aloysius Sabetti
Woodstock College
Baltimore City
Chestertown
Thomas Welton, Jr
West Virginia
Cumberland Hospital
Naval
Hobson
Archbishop Chapelle
West Indies
Baltimore
Father Magnien
John Hambly Bawden
Second National Bank
East Baltimore Station
Methodist Episcopal Church
Just Like Winter Snowstorm Closes Roads In Valley
A Saturday evening snowstorm lashed the Middletown Valley with four inches of snow, rapid falling flakes, and strong winds. Drifts formed and roads closed as a cold wave followed, with temperatures dropping to 26 degrees Saturday night.
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Middletown
Mercury
Peach orchards grow near Myersville new trees planted
Land near Myersville proves well suited for peach raising as farmers plant large orchards. Lenton Morgan receives 5 000 trees Cyrus Routzahu 4 000 trees Hiram T P Smith 5 000 trees and other buyers acquire smaller consignments.
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Myersville
Lenton Morgan
Cyrus Routzahu
Hiram TP. Smith
Petersburg Shanks Estate Sells Rural Lands At Public Auction
The real estate of the late Peter Shank in Middletown Valley was sold at public sale on Saturday. The 155 acre home farm near Frosttown went to Oliver Moser at 255.10 dollars per acre, while the 145 acre Boliver near National pike farm sold to Jacob Shank for 51.40 dollars per acre.
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Peter Shank
Middletown Valley
Frosttown
Oliver Moser
National Pike
Boliver
Jacob Shank
Banking Firm Purchases Fire Safe Chest For New Tank Building
The banking firm of Flook, Gaver and Company of Myersville buys a four ton fire and burglar proof steel chest safe from Miller Safe Company of Baltimore. The above ground tank building must be completed before January 1.
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Flook, Gaver and Company
Myersville
Miller Safe Company
Baltimore
Turkey Dinner Run Postponed by Frederick Bicycle Club
The turkey dinner run at Ridgeville scheduled for yesterday by the Frederick Bicycle Club was postponed due to weather. Owing to the late date it is probable the event will not take place this season.
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Ridgeville
Frederick Bicycle Club
Local Wheat and Corn Prices and Fair Attractions Mentioned
Wheat quoted at 4 cents per bushel and corn shelled at 3 cents per bushel in Frederick. 87.50 a barrel mentioned. Levitt and Seaman and Crystal Mate attractions linked to a fair with a circus to Cuba. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as a blood purifier and stomach tonic.
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Frederick
Cubs
Levitt
Seaman
Cuba
Hood
Religious World Notes and Ministerial Teasers
Sunday religious notices cover sermons across multiple churches in Avengerstown and surrounding towns. Local ministers including Fahrooy Milburn Wilhite Stinespring Kuhlman Eschbach Dixon McLean Myers and Pontius preach morning and evening with quoted scriptures and themes of readiness, faith, reform and heavenly mansions. A Christian Endeavor rally in Thurmont and a Maine naval remembrance by Pontius conclude the week.
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German Baptist Church
Eder Fahrooy
Page Milburn
M. E. Church
Rowan
J. Af. Wilhite
Trinity M. 2
Church South
Proushudt
Peter
C. W. Stinespring
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
John G
John
Evangelical Reformed Church
Wm. E. Lampe
Eschbach
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
E. J. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
St. Luke Wie
Jerusalem
L. M. F. Myers
Saint James Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Avengerstown
Wmmitsburg
Mechanicstown
Lutheran Church of
Maine
Spain
Schley
Lafayette Day observed by Buckeystown school program
Lafayette Day was observed with a large audience and a decorated room. The program included songs, readings, recitations, an essay, an acrostic, and a concluding address by Miss Fila Kreig. A collection for the Lafayette Memorial Fund was taken after remarks by Rev. W. M. Strayer and Prof. F. R. Neighbors, followed by The Star Spangled Banner.
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Lafayette
Buckeystown
W. M. Strayer
Marquis
Roger Grott
the Courier
Ruth Thomas
Harvey Chiswell
America
Jesse Wellen
Washington
Aide de Camp
Miss Thomas
Louis XIII
Helen Chiswell
Yorktown
Agnes Chiswell
Mount Vernon
Harry Chiswell
Suss Fannie Snouffer
Grover Keller
Feyton Adams
Fila Kreig
Laffayette Memorial Fund
F. R. Neighbors
Peace Accepted by Spain in Paris Treaty Negotiations
United States and Spanish peace commissioners announce Spain will sign a treaty embodying the U S terms. In other news a 17 year old boy, William Gowker, was seriously injured after being struck and dragged by a westbound train near Gowker town. An electric streetcar collision near Myersville leaves a snowbound car stranded for hours. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a nerve tonic.
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Spain
Paris
Tag
Pais
United States
William Gowker
Wollsville
Western Maryland Railrad
Chewsville
Gouwker
Paying Choir Voices A Church Guide For Christmas
A 1898 discussion argues for paid professional church choirs over volunteer groups. It stresses training, practice, and fair remuneration, noting ministers and janitors are paid and singers deserve similar support to reach more worshippers.
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Abu Otharwien
Haeward
Maeio
Ross
LaFayette Monument Fund Report Requested
President McKinley asks the LaFayette Memorial Commission to report the total contributed by U S school children for a Paris monument. Funds held by schools are to be sent to Treasurer Chas G Dawes. Congress may appropriate funds for a pedestal using the pennies and nickels raised, with coins sold at a premium.
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LaFayette Monument Fund
LaFayette Memorial Commission
McKinley
United States
Paris
LaFayette
Treasaxer Chas. G. Dawes
Washington
Congress
Willits Lecture at Woman's College and Other Notices
Dr A A Willits to lecture at the Woman s College December 2 as part of YMCA courses. He previously spoke December 21 in College Chapel to a large audience. The lecture Sunshine praised for humanity and charity. Jeffries, a colored man, to lecture tomorrow at Asbury A M Church on Both sides of the Question. Farmers Institute Association to elect officers Saturday at 10 20 in the Court House grand jury room. Mr D Columbus Kemp is now president.
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A. A. Willits
Lexington
Miss . Advertiser
Woman's College
Y.M.C.A
College Chapel
Hectore
Jeffries
Manly
Daily Record
Wilmington
N. Y
Asbury A. M. i
Farmers' Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Grand Jury
Court House
D. Columbus Kemp
Wall Practice at New traves and legal note
Mr. Chas W Birely son of Mr. Win Larely of Yate law sei Hasateocmied himself with Wat Day a leading law Sew Hasen Connecticut. Mr. Birely is well equipped to enter the high profession of law. An important difference is noted to reveal cleansing for costive conditions and comfort. Syrup of figs is manufactured by the Califerna Fig Syrup Company and sold by all druggists.
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New Traves
Chas
Birely
Win
Larely
Wat Day
Hasen
Connecticut
Califerna Fig Syrup Company
Lovely Fortieres Display At L B Mullov niz Store
tatuniny's freight brings large lovely portieres and table covers to the store. The display features beauty for home decoration at low cost, advertised as unique to this retailer and not shown elsewhere.
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Tatuniny
Lovely Fortieres
The Jerme Model Store Ad Promises Warm Winter Wear
A period style store notice promotes jackets, blankets, fur goods and undergarments. Emphasizes low prices and wide selection with bold claims about warmth and economy. Mentions wool textiles, 27 and 16 inch items, stone Martin and brown Martin fur scarves, and laminated comforts.
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Agtrachin
Martin
Mleetric Sen
Collavettes
Fur Searfa
Frederick shop promotes gloves and wool comforts sale
An invoice notes fine silk gloves and French goods priced at 1 dollar with a promise of fit and warranty. The piece hails comfort, beauty and utility and advertises wool health comforts cheaper than rider down. Meanwhile preliminary steps begin in Frederick to form a Daughters of the Confederacy chapter.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Frederick
The
Art Club sale decorations and Christmas opening announced
Notice for Art Club members to bring decorated articles to club rooms on Thursday December 1st between 4 30 and 6 p m for registration by the committee. Annual Christmas opening at Geo S Rudock Co on Tuesday November 29 1898 with a bigger brighter exhibit. Christmas opening of holiday novelties Friday and Saturday November 25 and 26 at W R B & D Mantz 168 Market Street.
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Art Club
Geo. S. Rudock & Co
D. Mantz
Market Street
Rodouk
Sd Teini
Orcs Sie Biu
Bangain Bullem
Comdienc
Rodock & CO
Prize bowling contest promises monthly grand prizes
November 1, 1895 notice offers to the party with the largest score during the month a grand prize for fail line and a grand prize for cocked hat with monthly continuation through winter. John H. Framer Bowling Gifeuth Market simet Fred i. Win. C. Hoteler limits this practice to eye diseases. Permanently located here offices 25 N Markets reel residence City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight, examinations free.
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John H. Framer
Fred
I. Win. C
Local Stores Advertise Bargains At Night In Baltimore
A fragmentary page shows merchants promoting goods and prices. Hailing Grocery Co offers sweet potatoes prunes flour and broom at sharp prices. Nutritious items and fast home delivery are emphasized. A dentist and several attorneys are listed with office locations in Baltimore.
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Railing's
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George Mot
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FE. R. Zimmerman
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Ghatrman
Motile and Ohia Railroad Company
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Dannt Tray Canbeotien
King Cioice
W. Butler Duncan
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Jerme
Tina
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Neidig & Miller
Frederick’s
Newie & Murex
Rodock & Neidig
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Prise Bowling
C. ER. Oline
D. R. Gline’s Carpet Store
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rios & Sons
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Neve Woat Corner
Merket Stence Auctioneers
Arvey BR. Lease
Frederick, MD
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Walkersville, MD
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Gamuel J. Forney
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