Notable historical deaths and births on this day
Oneland died after a tosaf Cu years the longest in English history until Victoria. James Lawrence, naval hero, born Burlington NJ, died of wounds in 1813 aboard the Chesapeake. Rufus Choate, Mass., died at Valaitan 1959. Paris Peace Conference 1898. Admiral James B Jouett died 1902 at Sandy Springs MA, born 1838. Sir William Harcourt died in London, born 1827.
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Oneland
Victoria
Cornille
Paris
Paul T
Russia
Crazy Paul
James Lawrence
Burlington
N. J
Chesapeake
Rufus Choate
Essex
Mass
Valitan
James B Jouett
Sandy Springs
Sir Woham Harcourt
Glidstone
House of Commons
London
Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper delivery
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The Weekly News Tat Wenary Offer for Thoreday Issue
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page edition ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 5 am Wednesday. changes due by that day.
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Frederick City
Warity News
Great Frederick Fair to Run October 22 to 25
Frederick Fair organizers pledge a larger event with cattle and horses shows and four days of racing. Highlight attractions include the Six Flying Banvards and the Wizard of the Wheel with the smallest bicycle rider, promising top entertainment in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick Fair
Chick
Wizard of the Wheel
Viggo
Bossides
Brief Bits and Local Notes from the Region
Items report social events and business moves including Peat card parties, winter drills for Company A, millinery openings, a reminder about calling a girl a pearl, a hunter named Mr. Maury Shaif bagging squirrels, scaffolding removal from the M O A building, J M Newwen & Company moving to 46 Knot Patrick street, fashion advice on judging by clothes, a heating plant installation for Mr. John C. Coblentz in Middletown, paving at Neidig & Miller and the Frederick Town Baviage Institution, repairs at the Misnes Honok property, Dr Lloyd T. MacGill Jr named chair of the fresh water fish committee at the Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association meeting in Baltimore, and Calvin Foxtin's business travel to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurloy Shaif
M O. A
J.M. Newwen & Company
Bohroozet
Patrick Streas
Don
Judge & Moan
John C. Coblentz
Middletown
H.K . Fox
Neidig & Miller's
Frederick Town
Misnes Honok
North
Market Street
J. H Lamps
Maryland State Gime and Fish Protective Association
Eutaw House
Baltimore
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Maryland Old Home Week Plans Scramble for Oct 13 19
Governor Warfield promises the grandest Old Home Week ever as Marylanders from Spokane Tacoma and Mexico plan return trips. The Maryland Homecoming Association rushes to handle influx with delegates from New York and Ohio, plus special trains and a Fort McHenry bombardment water display to close the reunion.
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Maryland
Warfield
Burroughs
Reluffro Cementa
New York
Ohio
Marylandera
Spokane
Tacoma
Sean Francisco
Brisbee
Arizona
Yukon District
Canada
British Columbia
Mexico
Fort McHenry
Professors Denounce Bethesda School Controversy
Prof Wood and Prof Earle B Wood of Montgomery County schools condemn public agitation over a Bethesda matter. They state no interview was given and urge reliance on the State Board of Education to resolve the dispute, arguing agitation harms students and distorts facts.
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Wood
Earle B Wood
Montgomery County
Bathesda
Stata Bosra of Education
State Board of Education
Special Aldermen Meet Approves Sewer Laying Plan
The Mayor and Aldermen, with full board present, pass an ordinance to lay sewers on Courtatraet Brewer's alley to Carroll Creek, Chapel Riley between Church and Patrick, and Haat Church extended to East Sound Street. Project supervised by Westinghouse Church Kerr & Co. A new committee is formed to devise tax improvements to boost city revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Westinghouse Church-Kerr & Go
Laughman Democratic Association Forms In Harrisburg
A large Democratic meeting met at the Btobison building on South Market Street to form The General Louis Victor Baughman Democratic Association as a permanent organization. Charles O. Waters was elected president with Joseph W. Gaver as vice president, Joseph F. Esenhauer secretary, and Glenn B. Worthington treasurer. The group will convene every Friday at 8 PM and any county Democrat may join.
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Laughman Democratic Association
Btobison
South Market Street
Louis Victor Baughman
Democratic Association
Cfhiters
Charles O. Waters
Joseph W. Gaver
Joseph F. Esenhauer
Glenn B. Worthington
Judge Crothers Condition Reported Favorable at Elkton
From Judge Crothers home in Elkton comes a favorable update on his health though temperatures rise each afternoon. His nephew Emerson R Crothers, who lives with his family, is now very ill and feared to be near typhoid fever.
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Judge Crother
Judge Crothers
Elkton
Thas
Emerson R Crothers
Divorce Granted for Annie M Bryant from B Turner Bryant
Annie M Bryant of 1043 Compton street Baltimore has been granted an absolute divorce from B Turner Bryant on abandonment grounds. They married October 22 1902 in New Market and lived together until September 30 1908 Mrs Bryant is daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Burgess of New Market.
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Annie M. Bryant
Compton Street
Baltimore
B. Turner Bryant
New Market
Gorman Declines Senate Candidacy at Democratic Rally
Baltimore hosts a Democratic conference this afternoon where Senator Gorman states he will not seek the Democratic primary nomination for the U S Senate. He previously spoke at Leopardotown’s base meeting, signaling his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormen
United States Senate
Segal
Baltimore
Strate
Gorman
Leopardotown
Residents Visit Washington and Jamestown Exposition
Mr Wm W Dond spends day in Washington while Miss Madors Elgin Branewick visits friends here. Miss Jessie Goodell East Patrick street visits Washington. Mr L O Fiantt South Market tract visits Jamestown Exposition. Hon Barry J Miller West Patrick street visits Oxford. Miss Florence Poole returns from Gaithersburg. Mr Charles Oronise and Miss Adele Oronise in Washington and Jamestown. George E Branenburg appointed killed laborer in Treasury Depart. Mr Jack Slatoff East Patrick street returns from New York. Mrs Arther Warfield Cumberland visits parents. Misses Janie and Goldie Stone return from Baltimore. Mr George Csoridgs of Boston visits C F Goodell. Miss Mabel Kindley returns from Eastern Shore. Miss Elennte Rosk ay leaves for Baltimore to join Jamestown party. Eden and Hazel Edmunds spend days with friends in Keedranlie and Hagerstown. Miss Thel Vanforse assistant port wghater at Waikereville spends Sunday with Edward Vanfos gen at Degarlh. Mrs Healand Hugelbrecht and son Daniel Stelmer Hagerbrecht visit relatives and return. Prof W Gay Eline organist at First Baptist Church officiated and pleased. Mr Ball and Mr Donahue with families move to West South street. they are millers at Mountain City Mills.
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L. O Fiantt
South Market
Jamestown
Barry J Miller
Patrick Atraet
Oxford
Florence Poole
Wart Fourth Street
Gaithersburg
Charles Oronise
Adele Oronise
Washington
George EB Branenburg
Treasury
Jack Slatoff
East Patrick Street
New York
Arther Warfield
Cumberland
Rey
Mra
A J Gill
Bset Onurch Etreet
Janie
Goldie Stone
East Church Etreet
Baltimore
George Csoridgs
Boston
C. F. Goodell
Patrick Strait
Mabel Kindley
East Church Straet
Eastern Shorea
Elennte Rosskay
Jamestown Exposition
Totereach Mineea
Hagerstowr
Thel Vanforses
Waikereville
Ar Edward Vanfosgen
Degarilh
Healand Hugelbrecht
Daniel Stelmer Hagerbrecht
Taneytown
W. Gay Eline
Firat Bapist
Hagerstown
Ball
Donahue
Philadelphia
West South Street
Mountain City Mills
A Month's Record The Death Roll
For September forty five deaths were recorded in the city and county. Nineteen died in the city with several interments at Mt. Olivet Ss Johns and colored grave yards. County deaths reported in multiple towns including Middle town Mt. Pleasant and Libe rty town. Mortality lower than August. In September 125 instruments were filed 74 deeds 36 mortgages seven bills of sale two deeds of release two acts of incorporation one deed of trust one power of attorney one contract and 87 marriage licenses with three marked dont publish. Ministers certificates not returned for 15 licenses.
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Gad County
Mt. Olivet
Ss. John’s
Middletown
Mt. Pleasant
Woodaboro
Highfield
Lewistown
Rocky Ridge
Pateraville
Foxville
Sabillanville
Mt Garmel
Thurmont
Mountville
Uncle Josh Parking at the Bijou Saturday Night
A rural realism drama Uncle Josh Parking plays at the Bijou Theatre for one night on Saturday October. The play blends tragedy and comedy with a love story and vivid rural settings. It promises strong specialties and wide appeal based on reports from other cities.
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Josh Parking
New York
Cifies
Local Health Updates from City Hospital Patients
Miss Mamie Andrews admitted for treatment shows slight improvement at City Hospital. Mr Charles E Lobseffer, under care at City Hospital, is also improving. Mr Dsrid Yieger of North Market Street fa on the alok Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dsrid Yieger
North Market Street
Miga Mamie Andrews
City Hospital
Charles E. Lobseffer
Cty Hospital
Tuberculosis Exhibit Planned by State Association at Fair
Mr William Reynolds Maryland Tuberculosis Association Superintendent visited Frederick over the weekend to arrange an exhibit at the Frederick Fair. Exhibition focuses on consumption as a communicable, preventable and curable disease with photographs charts and hospital appliances. Reynolds stayed with Frank C. Hargett at 32 East Patrick Street during his Frederick visit.
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Losl
Nuresa
Frederick
Reynolds
Frank C. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Prohibition Growth and Local Incidents in Maryland
A scattered Maryland summary notes Prohibition momentum in Anne Arundel County. Reports include arson charges against Harry Lewis in Belair, a Naval Academy professor ordered to Washington, a balloon landing near Princess Anne, and the death of Capt. Alexander Wilkinson in Baltimore from typhoid fever. Also mentioned are a Democratic mass meeting in Leonardtown and a series of legal actions involving post office funds and a district grand jury in Anne Arundel County.
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Eesterdar
Toder
Anne Arerdel
Harry Lewis
Belair
Hannah Price
Professer Oopdegriff
Naval Academy
Washington
Princess Anna
Spm
Alexander Wilkinson
Atenapoli
Baltimore
Gorman
Hering
Isaac Lobe Birans
Leonardtown
Robert Stewart
Carlis
Frostburg
United States Postofice Department
George Dauman
Arminger
Anne Arcade County
War
United States District Grand Jury
Resigning Woodstock Va Pastor Skyles Leaves 15 Years
Reverend N H Skyles longtime pastor of the Reformed church at Woodstock Virginia has offered his resignation effective January 1 1908 after forty five years in the ministry due to failing health He will retire from active work but remain in Woodstock The Maryland Synod Lutheran Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society marks its twenty fifth anniversary in Baltimore October 8 to 11 Missionaries from India and Athos will attend Delegates from across the state also expected PASTOR INSTALLED Reverend B R Osmahan of Keedysville was installed as pastor of the Mt Pleasant Reformed Church at Mt Pleasant by Maryland Classis committee Reverend Moster preached the sermon
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N. H. Skyles
Reformed Church
Woodstock
Woman's Home and Foreign | Missionary Society of the
Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Chaurah
Baltimore
Missionerisa
India
Athos
Ray
B. R Osmahan
Keedyaville
Mt. Pleasant
Dt. Pleasant
Maryland
Appreciation Letter From Jamestown Exposition Merits Note
A letter to Mayor Smith from Baltimore dated Sept 30 1907 expresses deep thanks for his role in Maryland Day at the Jamestown Exposition. It commends his splendid resistance and singing that uplifted the occasion and spurred enthusiasm, signed by Lynn R Meekins secretary of the Maryland Commission.
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Baltimoree
George Edward Smith
Colston
Maryland
Lynn R. Meekins
Removals Report From East Church and Nearby Streets
Mr and Mrs Frank Kaipple have moved from East Church to East Ibreas Edward Michael and family moved from 80 to 21 East All Saints street Captain Danial Grimes and family moved from 21 to 18 Has All Mrs Clinton Dutrow and family moved to 204 East Oburoh street
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Frank Kaipple
East Church
East Ibreas
Edward Michael
Fmily
All Saints’ Street
Danial Grimes
Clinton Dutrow
Oburoh Atreet
President Vice President Cashier Assi Directors Jopvar Jas MoSHERry
Jumble of names and titles appears, listing officers and directors in a historic bank or organization. The fragment includes Jopvar Jas MoSHERry D.E. Keraever GEO WM. SMITH J.D. BakER JaveR JOHN AC MOTTER and others with scattered initials.
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Jopvar Jas. Mosherry
D.E. Keraever
GEO
WM. Smith
J.D. Baker
Javer John AC
Motter
D. H. HaneErt
Jolly B. Rameburg
Troe
H. Haier
Bakes
Danizgl Faker
Bargain Event Slides In for Spreads and Table Linens
A local sale highlights dramatic markdowns on table linens and damask, offering white mercarized damasks, flax linen toweling, and genuine damask borders. Discounts apply across napkins, towels, and fabrics with noted prices and color options, aiming to clear older stock and refresh the department.
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Aize Qafits
Origins of Customs Shaking Hands And Kissing
A discussion of how common greetings such as shaking hands and kissing originated. It traces handshakes to early weapon hand grasping for trust after truces, notes hats saluting in armor days, and explains kissing as reverence from Roman and biblical traditions. The piece links evolving manners to historical practices and social status.
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Esoh
Enya Homes
Baba
Purtsey
Biss
Lieutenant McBride Honored at Johns College
Lieutenant Allan O. McBride of the Santor Olnes of 88 Johns College Annapolis was elected vice president of his class and previously served as president of the Philokalian Literary Society. He is the son of ex Sheriff A. C. McBride of this city and is highly popular among his classmates.
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McBride
Uader
Allan O. McBride
John's College
Annapolis
A. QC. McBride
Bia
Philokalian Literary Society
WCTU Maryland Holds Opening Session at Fayette Street Church
The opening session of the thirty year annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland was held at 10 o'clock this morning at Fayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Baltimore. Mrs. Mary R. Haslup presided. Delegates are present from Frederick and other areas as the convention will continue for several days.
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W.c
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Fayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltsimore
Mary R. Haslup
Frederick ‘Anton
Tax collection report by City Register McOsffrey
Revenue official M A McOsffrey collected 1807 taxes from September 28 to October 1 amounting to 20541 dollars and 34 cents. The report notes the period of collection and total sum for the city register’s accountability.
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Good Revenuy
City Register
M. A. McOsffrey
Death notices for Mrs Margaret Elizabeth McCormick and Mrs Anna B Payne
Mrs Margaret Elizabeth McCormick wife of Terrence McCormick died Saturday night at 1 30 at her Brunswick home from a complication of diseases aged 42. She was daughter of W S Dalaney of Martinsburg W Va and lived there except two years in Brunswick where her husband was night foreman at the B and O Railroad shops. The funeral took place this morning. Mrs Anna B Payne widow of John W Payne died yesterday at her Taneytown home of heart failure. Her remains will be brought to this city tomorrow morning at 10 25 via the Northern Central Railroad with interment at St Johns Cemetery.
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Terrence M'Cormick
Margaret Elizabeth
Terrence McQormick
Branewick
Mra Mnmcqormik
W. 8
Dalaney
Martinmeporg
W. Va
Brunswick
Anna B. Payne
John W. Payne
Taneytown
Herreamarina
Northern Central Railroad
St. John’s Cemetery
Local notices advertise classes and openings at Woman's College
Ther a will banner at the country club Thursday at 2 66 pm. Members register by Thursday 11 am. Arthur P. Wyand certifies formerly Trustmotor at the Women's College 1991 2 a reporter with 11 years experience will organize evening shorthand typewriting classes at the Woman's College October 1 at 7 30 pm. Prof Crawley's advanced students and other young men should join these classes at the Woman's College. Millinery opening October 1 showing trimmed data for fall wear. Democratic Headquarters opened in the Hochison Building near Citizens National Bank inviting all to visit and assist campaign with addresses scheduled October and at 8 o'clock. Paid for every Democrat to be registered by Edward J. Suits and Guy E. Mortes Secretaries. Wanted highest price for pure yellow beeswax Attry G Quyrnn & Qo Hyacintha Tulips Orchids Henny Trarz's Greenhouses.
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Pitmanic
Democratic County Central Committee
Hichison
Citizens’ National Bank
Sigand
Epward J. Suits
Guy E. Mortes
Brakeman Files for Bankruptcy in Brunswick
Amos W. Wellen, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman living in Brunswick, filed for bankruptcy yesterday through attorney Joseph W. Gavor. He lists liabilities of 144 with no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Wellen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Joseph W. Gavor
Troops Leave Fair Grounds For Fort Myer
Soldiers of the U S Cavalry and Artillery, who camped at the fair grounds, departed this morning after breakfast for Fort Myer Virginia via Frkville on route to their next assignment.
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United States Cavalry and Artillery
Fair Grounds
Atx O’otcok
Frokville
Fort Myer
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TIL Daily News
Wasniwevox
A.mveolal Dispatch
Tam News
Wednea- Gay
W. Il
Hoora
Christ of the Weather
Hemer
L'nganore Hilla
Oll Hester
Standard Ott Co
Liceare Nosios
Hiffoer
Oobléntz & Waters, Sotra
Arce
Soir
Kems Housekeeping
Neldig & Miller
the Weekly News
Frederick Pale
A Haa
Calvin Foxte
Ali Ber Giory
Wafild
Wm. W. Dond
Madors Elgin
Jessie Goodell
East
Patrick Wiroes
Hargett
Misa
Charles Hargett
Misa Oatherine
Virginia Mies
P. D. Fabrney
Sitizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
WM. G. Baker
D. Baker
WM. G
Zimmerman Bamdel
Duvaue
Assi
CG. M. Thostas
Hendrickson
Fred. Go
Bisok
Jasper
Brown
Navy
John D. Hendrickson
Nedig & Miller
Psidig
Miller
Enok
George
Rodode & CO
Thos, P. Rice
Rior
Guneral
Thomas F. Rice
Ross Mackentzie
M. D
General Homeopath Medics
Pracitioner
South Market St
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Medics Electriciaz
Mas Suse
Booth Market St
County
Petermar
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Bran
Ogden
Kefauver
Ramoged
D* Jas. A. Long
North Market
Frederich
Cramer & “& Stauefer
Cramer & Stauffer
WOAH
Oer Derick
Stauffer
Fidelity
Srd
City
Brunswick 9Th
Market St
Third St
Singanore
P.O
Bappingior
CRP
Tal Pro Deneeh
Thera
Mainz
S. Market St
Attry G. Quyrnn & Qo
Henny Trarz
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