In History October 1 Marks Noted Deaths and Events
The daily News notes October 1 events: Henry I of England’s long reign, Coriolle’s dramatic works, Rufus Choate’s birth and death, and American reactions. It mentions the Greenwich meridian conference, McKinley tariff act, and the death of judge Irving S. Rundle. Weather hints for Washington DC. Local ads and business listings follow.
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England
Clarre Cor Ieille
Vaul J
Huaaia
Bain
Aidt Noblon
Janea Lawrence
Naval Loro
Huntington
N. J
Rufus Choate
Marex
Masa
Uhelifax
New York
Washington
Greenwich
Harrison
Irving S. Rundle
Lincoln
Alton
Beautiful Baltimore Wedding of Florence Waters Her and Win H Wis
A wedding at the bride's mother's home in Baltimore honors Florence Waters Her and Win H Wis of Balnir Md. Rev Thomas Atkinson officiates as guests praise the ceremony in a parlor decorated with flowers and white adornments. The couple receives many gifts as the reception follows with cake confections and ice cream.
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Mass Lula B Bickel
Yguna
Andrew A Wolf
Baltimore
Carroll Whller
Virginia
Aisin
Albert Aux
Month's Record Health Officer Report for September
The report by Dr C F Goodell for September lists 14 interments in the city, 11, and 4 males, 10 white females, 1 colored. Causes include tuberculosis, enteritis, angina, cholera infantum, spinal meningitis, senile debility, and enteritis with contagious diseases scarlet fever 16, diphtheria 2, typhoid 1. Mount Olivet Cemetery records show 13 interments, 9 adults and 4 children, with local and nearby locations noted.
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C.F. Goodell
A. Terments
Mount Olivet
Internis
Waity
Baltimore
Camp Meade
Local Notes On Paint, Pigeons, and Party Meet
Geo C Kilian repainted Mrs Ida Fleming home on East Arch. Wilbur Duvall plans woodwork repainting on West Third. Racing pigeons bid Belgium’s birds farewell. Grass widow seat rule noted in park. Shenandoah Valley Sanitary gets a check from Charles Broadway Rooss of New York for 1. Addressed: Republican Central Committee met in Frederick County Court House Wing electing chairs Mims and Urner with secretary Biser and Kauffman. Jackson district urged inclusion at county convention. George A Pearce urged to Frederick. Orphans Court grants administration account for Mary A D Molesworth.
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Geo. C. Kilian
Ida Fleming
East Arch Street
Wilbur Duvall
West Thirdeet
Belgium
Shenandoah Valley
W York
London
Republican Central Committee
Frederick County
Republicanital
Grand Queen of the Court Bouse New Wing
Nms
Urner
M. B. Biser
George Kauffman
Jack
Jackson
George A. Pearce
Frederick
Frederick City Mills on Bentz Street and Water Power
The Frederick City Mills on Bentz Street, opposite West Church Street, is owned by Newton M. Zentz formerly of Taneytown Carroll County. The mill on Carroll Creek formerly known as Merchant and Custom flouring mill dates to 1790 with later names including Frederick City Mills. A series of owners including Lewis Bruner and Charles E. Menley operated it before Zentz acquired and modernized the plant introducing the roller system at high cost.
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Frederick City
Bontz Street
West Church Street
Newton M. Zenty
Taneytown
Carroll County
Caroll Creek
Bentz Street
Messrs Ramsburg & Beltv
Merchant and Custom Flouring
Bents Street
Lewis Bruner
Lewis H. Doll
Frederick
Chas. E. Menley
Mealey
Zentz
The Girl About Jowa and October in Frederick County
A reflective column traces the shift from September to October in Frederick County, noting political chatter, upcoming fairs, church activities, sewing circles, and preparations for seasonal openings. The piece hints at local events, church renovations, and community preparations ahead of Thanksgiving.
Landmark Flour Mill Closes Due to Low Creek Water
The old stone mill, a city landmark with a sturdy shingle roof, is closed for the moment as creek water runs unusually low. Built to resist storms and fire, the mill’s enduring structure draws the attention of visitors despite the stoppage.
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Jentz
Court of Appeals hears October term arguments
Gen Alan Rutherford, clerk of the Court of Appeals, notes the court begins hearing arguments for the October term on Tuesday next. The Naval Academy resumes its regular duties and instructions. Nearby reports include a funeral incident in Hagerstown and a gadfly of marauders in Gaithersburg.
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Alan Rutherford
Court of Appeals
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wm. OH. Bromwell
R. E. Bromwell
Port Deposit
Hagerstown
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
David J. Bready
Elohart Hutton
Rockville Park
Virginia M. Conrad
Blue Ridge Summit
Emily V. Mason
Baltimore
Archie McFarlane
Camp Meade
David McFarlane
Midlothian
Allegany County
William Arthur
Jacob Rinehart
Orphans’ Court
Carroll County
October Notes From Frederick Area With Wheels And Fire Safe
The piece highlights autumn events in Frederick including a Centuries Run by the Centers Club Wheelmen from Baltimore to Frederick and back, a Frederick Road Club ride to Hanover, and a Frederick Bicycle Club meeting. It notes bicyclists from Frederick, a late market for roasting ears and apples, a local alumnae banquet, and near-misses from two fires including a touring mill near Middletown and a canning factory waste basket fire in Frederick City.
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Middletown
George Keller
Fie
Frederick City
Chas. W. Ross, Jr
Ross
October across churches and community notices
Religious services resume winter schedules across churches led by Rev. Osborne Lugle and Rev. Dixon. Special sermons and Sunday school times listed for Epworth League events, German Lutheran and Catholic services, and revival meetings. Beale to resign First Presbyterian Nortern Liberties with possible consolidation questions. October described as autumn month with harvests and civic notices.
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Snday School
All Saute’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Lugle
Om Presbyterian
T. Mreenmn Dixon
Furst Reformed
WR. Eschbach
Aim
Second Reformed
M. Aoyers
St. John's Catholic
Cole
Pan German Baptist Church
P.D Fairney
Edward Bruner
Methodist Episcopal
Wage Aulburn
Epworth
Trinity M. E. South
J. Ir- Wilhite
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
J.E. Beard
John Walton
Page Milburn
M. E
Owen Compher
Beale
David J. Beale
First Presbyterian Church
Nortern Liberties
Buttonwood
Fifth
Philadelphia Ledger
Funeral of Mrs Thomas A Crawford Held Sunday
Funeral services were held Sunday at Flint Church for Mrs Thomas A Crawford. Rev Saunders officiated with pall-bearers B E King Samuel Schwartz Joseph Nail Charles Knod e H Catsail and F S Kesler assisting. George W Peters was the undertaker and interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Thomas A. Crawford
Flint Tl
Rev. Saunders
BE. D. King
Samuel Schwartz
Josph Nail
Charles Knode
H. Catsail
F. S. Kesler
George W. Peters
Mate
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Visiting Notables and Friends Stop in Norfolk
The town welcomes Mrs. dolue ih along with Mr. Charles Hardt of Philadelphia visiting his father Mr. del C. Alardt. Miss Maude Wonder returns home from visiting friends, and Capt. ALC Benponter and daughter Katie travel through Baltimore en route to Maddie Iowa. Numerous family and social figures, including Miss Gertrude Mite Swords and others, are noted as visiting or returning home.
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Mis
Dolue Ih
Denator
Norfolk
Charles (. Hardt
Philadelphia
del C. Alardt
Mies
Maude Wonder
Han Petn
Jesse Lapscomb
Han Amuved
Dre AV
Jurgett
Dade Micther
Ehargetd
Alc Benponter
Katie
Baltimore
Maddie Lowa
Charles Ho Tnauth
East Chirveh Street
Aut
Mas
Jol T Pugatt
L Tittle
Che Weet
Linares Mulhorn
Mia Sallie Lidie
Cir Toll Street
Lave
Clara V. Lease
Vanover
Pitter
Mary J. Lease
North Market Street
Franklin A. Pouse
Gertrude Mite Swords
Wm JL. Swords
York
Unclear text segment on stock and corsets products
Fragmentary notes mention stock issues and corsets. No clear event or entities to report.
Work of Death D Edward Stauffer noted in county obituary
D Edward Stauffer principal of the Maryland School for the Colored Blind and Deaf and son in law of School Commissioner Henry O Zimmerman died Friday morning at his home in Walkersville He was born May 30 1867 and educated in the county then at State Normal School Baltimore He served as assistant in anatomy there before becoming principal at the Maryland School for Colored Blind and Deaf He was near completion of a degree from Illinois Wesleyan University Widow and daughter survive Funeral at Walkersville 10 am Mount Olivet Cemetery Also notices of W B Schilling and a county school statistic report and local social events.
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D. Edward Stauffer
Maryland School For the Colored Blind and Deaf
Henry O. Zimmerman
Baltimore
Tie
This
State Normal School
State Board of Education
Stautor
Stauffer
Maryland School For Colored Bliod and
Dent
Illinois Wesleyan University
Walkersville
Mount Olivet Cemetery
O'Neil & Co to Exhibit Fashionable Fall Garments in Frederick
O'Neil & Co Baltimore will display latest Fall and Winter capes coats tailored suits rich furs silk waists at the City Hotel on Monday and Tuesday October 3 and 4. Miss Cover represents the firm and will showcase a fashionable array of ladies garments. Also noted is an auction tonight at George Brust's store 129 West Patrick street offering a white-enameled brass-trimmed bedstead for $3.59 and a promotion for Smith's Temple of Fancy Frederick Md selling a new work by T S Bacon D D titled A New Religion Three Months of War.
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New York
India
Smythe & Rice
City Opera House
O'Neil & Co
Baltimore
City Hotel
Frederick
Miss Cover
O'Neill & Co
Carty
Ty T. S. Bacon
D. D
Baltimore Sun
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Mullinix Carpets Presents Frederick's Greatest Stock
L. E. Mullinix urges Frederick shoppers to visit Hoosixe Carpet Store to view an unmatched carpet assortment. He claims the store offers the season’s choicest weaves and patterns, with unbeatable prices and exclusive citywide focus on carpets.
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Ivet Carpets
E. Cline
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H Dry Goods
Rodock & Co
Hynen
John W. Molesworth
Mary A.D. Molesworth
Denta Street Mill
Jowa
Anta Pleasures
Oakland
St. John’s
OLD Town
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Alamaw Association
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F. Seminary
Ersville
John Wanamaaker
Towns
Visitation Academy
Delmonico
Carlin House
Centers Club
Madison
Enian Streets
Frederick Road
Hanover
Frederick Bicycle Club
C. W. Stinespring
Braddock
Chas. H. Murray
L. M.W. Myers
Pleasant Hill
Buckeystown M. P
Maryland
Saint James Lutheran Church
L. M. F. Myers
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church South
Ward Beecher
Gurely
John Henderi Jokson
Mlantie
Meni
Frederiel
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Perrin
Joan le Hendrickson
Neidig & Muler
Raster Frederick
Furnitur Stores
Lerius
ASD
Neawre & Muzzi
Clinton E. Main
Rodook
Jmheer
Thimminge
Fin
Thomson
Laaller Homie & Rodock & Cu
A. ‘T. Rio & Dons
A. T. Ris & Sone Huneral
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Arle
Rmhalmers
Pelephone TK
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Kenora
Housdefeld Rapabea
Varles
ANU Chairs
MOL Hire
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Jardiner
Jardine Res
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Fourth and Market
Steves Es Oe An Nationale
Mhnest J. Knabn UK
Janus D. Mason
MM. Mob
Baker Johnson
Sole Agant
Freierisk
Almyland
Grogery
Market St
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Ramsburg
Cantor E. Man
Bris Bree
Samuel C. Titlow
Wm. C. Botcler
N. Market Street
Residence City
Apiere
Fine Line
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Basseeng
City Groger
Sredodyigua
Elephone 202
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Attorxet-Atlaw
East
Lexington &T
Baltimore, MD
U. S
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G. Nicodems
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Norte Market Street
University of Margian
Markell & Trail
Markell
Mantell & Tran
Utles Ane Tata
Garces Sarees
Sretemek
A. Feowl
We. Scrulling
W. B. Schilling
West Bond Street
Balenneora
Ally
W. M. Young
Schilling & Shawn
Methodist Church
Board of School
Harmony Grove
Waltersville
Blue Mountain
Harrisville
Braddock Heights
Lewis O. Castle
East Patrick Street
Luthor Engelbrecht
West Patrick Street
L. E. Mullinix
City
L. EK. Mourn
C. EB. Cline
Velvetcakers
WXE
Cline’s
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