Notable historic births and deaths from varied eras
A compact chronology lists figures such as Henry II of England, George I, Paul I of Russia, James Lawrence, Rufus Choate, and Ising B. Randle. It notes Hallifax deaths, naval service, and peace conferences, alongside remarks on Lord Roberts and Lord Wolseley.
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Michael the Stemmerer
Creck
Henry II
England
George I
Precre Ce
Paul I
Rusia
Paul
James Lawrence
Bure
Mogtos
N. J
The Weekly News promises a twelve page issue this Thursday
The Weekly News, Tux Weeetz News, announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county, ideal for advertising. Copy for new ads due by 5 pm Wednesday, changes by 7 pm.
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Tux Weeetz
Thorsday
Frederick City
Wansty
Personal notes from town residents and travelers
PURELY PERSONAL. 9 wee. O. RB. Nutt, Rathland, left today for Washington. Mrs. A. M. Landauer is visiting friends in Baltimore. Mrs. L. Baughman is spending some time in New York City. Miss Louise Correll, of New York, is visiting Mrs. Lewis A. Rice, West Third street. Misses Mary and Katherine Smith, East Second street, are visiting relatives in Washington. Mr. J. Meredith Smith, East Second street, has resumed his studies at Georgetown College. Miss Marian left today for will resume her studies. Mr. and Mrs. James Donald and Mr. i. P. Donald, East Patrick street, left today for Richmond, Va. Messrs. Forrest G. Kennedy and Charles P. Stewart, of Philadelphia, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Jesse W. Brown, South Market street. Mrs. Bernard F. Zimmerman, son of Mr. O. E. Zimmerman, West Third Street, has returned to Johns Hopkins University to resume his studies. Mr. Ulysses Grant Wright, of Knoxville, this county, has been elected to deliver the farewell address of the senior class of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., at the commencement of 1902. Court Square, ton, whare. she
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Wee
Marian
James Donald
I. P. Donald
East Patrick Street
Richmond
Forrest G. Kennedy
Charles P. Stewart
Philadelphia
Jesse W
Brown
South Market Street
Bernard F. Zimmerman
O. E. Zimmarman
West Third Isreat
Johns Hopkins University
Ulysses
Grant Wright
Knoxville
Dickinson College
Carsple
Court Square
Ton
Great A Derck Fair Nears as Emmitsburg Church Improves
Brief Bits notes a one week til fair, mentions improvements at the Catholic church in Emmitsburg, and closes with a series of quirky lines about weddings hosiery and inquiries, urging readers to use Taz News columns to share lost items money or loans.
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Emmitsburg
Eli
Columas of
Taz News
Gorman Expected to Take the Stamp This Fall
Democratic politicians expect ex Senator Gorman to campaign for the stamp this fall and deliver his first speech at the big mass meeting planned for Music Hall Baltimore within the next 10 or 12 days.
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Gorman
Music Hall
Baltimore
Pastoral Change at Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Rev. Luther Martin, pastor of the Brunswick church, asked his congregation to request the Presbytery of Baltimore to dissolve the current pastoral relation. He has accepted a call to Crisp Memorial Church in Brooklyn Anne Arundel County and expects to begin October 20.
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Luther Martin
Presbyterian Church of
Bonine Murder Trial Set for November in Washington
The trial of Lolanda Henry Bonine for the murder of James Segur Ayers Jr. is scheduled for November 6 in Washington. The date followed a conference yesterday between Mrs Bonine’s counsel and District Attorney Gould of the District of Columbia. Bonine was indicted by the grand jury on July 12 of this year.
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Bonine
Lolanda Henry Bonine
James Segur Ayers, Jr
Remarkable Apple Harvest From One Tree at Rest Farm
At John Aptman’s Rest farm in Frederick County Maryland a single tree of large red streaked Soplea yielded 14 barrels of apples, totaling 42 bushels, noted this week.
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John Aptman
Rest
Frederick County
Will Case Delves Into Paralysis Agitans Symptoms
In circuit court the Whistling will case heard doctors describe paralysis agitans or shaking palsy its progression from tremor to speech and memory impact. Physicians note brain involvement varies with age and severity while noting the disease is incurable and may weaken body and mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. McCurdy
Charles F. Goodell
Goodell
Memory and Mind: Testimony in Miss Wiestling Case Reveals Decline
Witnesses describe Miss Wiestling's worsening memory from 1876 to 1900 and note changes in behavior and mental state. Doctors, clerks, and neighbors discuss the ink on documents, paper types, and lapses in recollection, with references to a 30 year church membership and visits to Frederick.
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Smith
Witnes
Charlee P. Levy
Barth
Edward 8
Hichelberger
Presbyterian Church
McCurdy
Wm. Ould
Beale
Mr. Dixon
Samuel Wagner
Ohio
Frederick
Miss Wiestling
Wrestling
Columbia Leads In Yacht Race Despite Slow Start
Erecial dispatch from New York reports the third race between Columbia and Shamrock II with a northeast wind of about eleven knots. Columbia led by 12 seconds in official time, but by noon the yachts were becalmed on port tack, with Columbia still ahead.
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Tex News
New York
Columbia
Shamrock II
Highlands
Shamrock
Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Almast
September Deaths In City And County Record
For September 83 deaths were recorded in the city and county. Fourteen died in the city with interments at Mt. Olivet St. Johns the Convent and several colored graveyards. Thirty-nine deaths occurred in the county with burials at Middletown New Market Thurmont Liberty and others including Doubs Mt. Pleasant Rocky Hill Foxville Manor Myersville McKaig Sabillasville Haughs Emmitsburg and Bartonsville. Superintendent Michael notes Mt. Olivet interments by category: adults seven, children five, city eight, county two, Montgomery county one, Washington one.
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Mt. Olivet
St. Johns
Middletown
New Market
Thurmont
Liberty
Doubs
Mt. Pleasant
Rocky Hill
Foxville
Manor
Myersille
Michael
City
County
Montgomery County
Washington
Frederick registration offices open in eight precincts
Registration offices were opened in eight Frederick precincts this morning with locations listed. Tuesday October 8 is the last registration day and October 15 will be revision day. Offices operate from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Frederick
South Market Street
Castle’s
B. Ebert & Sone
West
Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
Haat Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Masonic Building
Corner Market
Second Streets
North Market Street
East Fifth Street
Market Morning Prices Show Varied Produce Availability
Market this morning featured a mix of spring, summer, autumn, and winter vegetables with Lima beans and tomatoes especially plentiful. Eggs rose to 20 cents per dozen while home grown watermelons, pears, apples, and grapes appeared in notable quantities though cantaloupe and peaches were scarce with some peaches sold in baskets at 25 to 30 cents.
Bass Catch by Gun Hunter Near Potomac Bridge
Frank Soosee of Baltimore and Ohio rifle, while squirrel hunting by the Potomac near South Branch bridge, shot a four pound bass. Lacking rod or line, he used his gun to strike the fish, severing the head and securing the trophy. The note ends with an Advertisement teaser about The News classifications and pricing.
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Frank Soosee
Baltimore and Ohio
Traini
Potomac
South Branch Bridge
Miss Eugenia O Vernon of Frederick dies in city home
Miss Eugenia O Vernon widow of Dr Philip Schatt and daughter of Prof Nathaniel Vernon died at her residence 7 West Third St at 6 90 o'clock after a brief illness of indigestion. She taught school in younger days and left three sisters and a brother Col George W F Vernon. Interment at Mt Olivet. funeral at 3 p m Thursday.
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Eugenia O. Vernon
Nathaniel and
Charlotte L. Vernon
Third St
Mies Vernon
Ghie
Frederick
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Osborne Ingle
Engania O. Vernon
Ars L A. Heck
L A. Beck
Hanover
Mary Stahl
John
L. A. Heck
Edna
Nellie
Helen
M. E. Church
J. Emory Weeks
Mt. Olivet
Braddock Heights Dance Tonight and Meetings
Local notices announce a regular dance at Braddock Heights with Frederick Belcot Orchestra and multiple departure times. Also scheduled are Modern Woodmen meeting at 8 o clock, various market activities, a Grace Reformed Sunday School supper, and a Republican club gathering at Park Hotel.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick Belcot
Republican Club
Park Hotel
Reception for Ira N Logan at South Market rooms
Arrangements are complete for a reception for Ira N Logan secretary of the YMCA at 8 to 10 tonight in rooms on South Market street. Attendees should arrive promptly at 8. Speeches will praise Logan with welcome by Joseph D Baker and Henry H Abbott. Tibbits may speak. The Black Orchestra will play and refreshments served by the Women's Auxiliary.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ira N. Logan
Our City
Frederick Seleat Orchestra
Booth
Market Street
Young Men's Christian Association
South Market Street
Mauaio
Frederick
Osborne Ingle
Logan
Joseph D. Baker
Henry H. Abbott
Association
Is Ie
Tibbitts
Dias Dugas
John Hendrickson WPA Tajenkans Advertisement
An advertisement by John Hendrickson promotes a wide variety of goods including dress goods underwear ladies and misses cloaks hosiery blankets ladies suits skirts satine curtains towels shawls and mens furnishings. It highlights walking skirt material at 40 cents per yard and claims unprecedented value, with new suits pedestrian skirts coats jackets and automobile jackets at discounts, urging readers to act before prices rise.
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Tajenkans
Fashion Sale Dramatically Slashes Black Dress Goods Prices
Storewide sale at Neidig & Miller features 15 to 25 percent off Black Dress Goods lines including imperial Berga and Pranellis silky fabrics. New import Black Goods touted as larger, brighter, and superior for the region. Also touts dainty dress trimmings and elegant fabrics with low prices and free offers, in a crowded clearance atmosphere.
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Aaver
Bannorkburns
Pobblie Uberion
Pranellis
Duileaason
Cis
Gery
Abe
Net
Quitton
Pashfe Rane
Indy Shoak
Sahowing
Neidig & Miller
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the Daily News
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Wasuisorom
In News
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
H. H. Haller
McSherry
Motter
Adolphus Fearhaks
Gatled
Frank O. Norwood
Maria K. Wiestling
Norwood
Misa
Harry P. Fabruey
Montevue Hospital
Eli G. Haugh
Register of Wills
Salliewaite
F. B. Smith
Montegue Hospital
Eugenia Vernon
M. B.schley Schaff
Philip Schatt
Mary
Schley Schafp
Mary Elizabeth Schley
Philip Schaff
East 43d Street
New York City
Schaff
This City
David Schley
Anna Mary Hoke
Cornelia Wilson
William Louis Schley
Alfred Schley
Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church
Mercersburg
Zacharias
Anna
Willie
Lis
Thin City
Sohail
Union Theological Seminary
American Committee On Bible Revision
Mire. Schaff
Misary Schaff
Charles A. Hall
Union Seminary
Shaff
Anselm Shaff
Misa Shaff
David Lobley Schaff
Linn Seminary
Cincinnati
Philip
Walter
Clarence Day
Clarence Emory
James 5
Laura Helena Day
Btowningsville
Bethesda M.E. Church
M. Cullum
Carl Partlam
Herbert Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Eugene Walker
W.T. Lewis
Western Maryland
Elder
Mrs. Long
Germantown
Ps. Ny
Clifton
Fayre
York
Great Frederick
Hageratown
Winchester
H. H. Bazan
Sand Street
Justin
Grace Reformed
Aohoo
College Hall
Union Veteran Legion
Gettysburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Battlefield
Baltimore & Ohio R
van. C. Boteler
M’. Department of Kansas City
Uni
Bachive
John Hendrickson
Velvsts
Dame Fashion
Voelvatea
Joan
Heapsioxsox
P. B
Fismnela
Nwibie & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton & Main
N. Market St
Isanogle ‘& Wagnoman
GEO. S
Rodoce & OO Che Big Store
Bargain Bulletin
Brussels
GEO
Rodock & CG
A. T. Bigoe & Sons
Funeral Directore
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO
Telephone
J. P. Rick
E. Fourth &,. Wreak Co
Ceresville Mills
Ceresville Milling OG
W. EF
Roland
Potomac River
RK. BR
Prine
Willard
Patriceiat
Pereean
Froviglan Street
Baltimers
University OF Maryland
Dydames
George A. Gilbert
North
Rederick Co
Igodawly
B. Snook
Lewistown
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