In History and Astronomical Notes from October
History items include Jance Lawtrence wounded hero in 1913 aboard the Chesapeake and the 1806 joint peace conference at Parks. Astronomical notes list October sunsets at 5 39, objects visible after sunset, star fields across the sky, and planet risings including Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune with meteor activity in Orion from the 14th to 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jance Lawtrence
Chesapeake
Parks
William Vernon Harcourt
Keeg
Mercury
Cygnus
Pepagus
Delphinus
Area Minor
Area Major
Cepheus
Auriga
Pisces
Cassiopeia
Perseus
Taurus
Arles
Cotus
Sculptor
Aquatus
Capricornus
Australia
Aquila
Hercules
Lyra
Corona Borvalle
Draco
Deneb
Capolia
Aldebaran
Altair
Vega
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Constellation
Virgo
Purely Personal Notices From Jefferson Area
Local brief lists several residents and visitors. Mr Murray Wachteria in Jefferson for business. Mrs Robert Thomas in North Market. Mr James Stokes returned from Norfolk to the city. Miss Annie Kopp visiting Mrs Henry Schmidt. Mr D Charles Winchrener on business in Philadelphia Harrisburg and Lancaster. Mr and Mrs D F Davis returned from Weastminster. Mr and Mrs Bradley W Fout visiting relatives in the county. Thomas H Haller and family moved to West Patrick street. Mr and Mrs Henry S DeGrange returned from Adamstown. Helen Schaeffer visiting her aunt on West Charth street. Barry M Cramer in Trenton for Frederick County Agricultural Body. Mrs George T Baumgardner and son returned from Winchester. Mr John Koons and Mr John E Shipley in the city on business. Mrs Bertha Suter and children returned from Brunswick. Walter Duvall returned to resume studies at Mercersburg Academy. Grace Nicholtz Nora Jones Effie Wilhide visiting Myeraville and returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stokes
Norfolk
Misa Annie Kopp
Bakerton
W. Va
Henry I’. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
D. Charles Winchrener
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Lancaster
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
Weatminster
Bradley W. Fout
Barry
M. Cramer
Patrick Street
Trenton
Frederick County Agricultural Bodety
Robert
Winchester
John Koons
Koons Broad
Chambersburg
John E. Shipley
Bertha Suter
Brunswick
John Bowers
All Saints’ Street
Walter Duvall
Mercersboro
Mercersburg Academy
Grace Nicholtz
Nora Jones
Effie Wilhide
Walkersville
Lisie’ Gree
Myeraville
Far Travel Song Fragments On a Moonlit Shore
Fragmentary verse describes a traveler at a riverbank with reeds and moonlight. The speaker contemplates leaving the shore as a ferry path is unseen and references distant places and names such as Lovns Savaga Gunter and Atlantic. The text reads like a poem with disrupted lines and obscure phrasing.
Prison sentences in four cases including assault and larceny
The court convicted Ernest Bell of assault and battery and sentenced him to two years in the House of Correction. Irving Ashbaugh and Lloyd Danner received five and six year terms respectively for larceny of twenty seven chickens from Barbara Cuastle. Ashbaugh and Danner were tried before J Walter Clemson. Danner testified he earned 1.50 per load for hauling birds. The proceedings also covered Charles Lewis and Ira Bohrman indicted for assault with intent to murder Chares Fratey at Catoctin Furnace. testimony described intoxication and a shooting. The trial was in progress when court recessed after the noon break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Rahbaugh
Lloyd Danner
Ernest Bell
Aseault
Heeras
Barbara Cuastle
Dear Feagaville
Abbot
J. Walter Clemson
Danner
Ashbaugh
Dahner
Maryland Penitentiary
Joseph W. Gaver
Traverseer
Iozens
Chares Fratey
Catoctin
Clarence W. Colliflower
Court
October roundup of Frederick events and society news
Cranberries on the market and October updates. The Frederick fair is highlighted as the month’s focus with churches and Sunday schools shifting to winter schedules. Women attend millinery openings while children save pennies for events next week. The Frederick Art Club resumes tonight and will elect officers. Community clubs plan meetings and socials as season returns. A death of Mr. Douglas A. Hargett is noted with a special Steam Engine Company meeting called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ebidente
Dullet Pepe Te Wbte
Mr. Duboine
Pred
WBNG
Seview
Jones
Church Street
Messi
Mehrling
Charles H. Maley
Samypél Gittinger
Wornah’s
Mil
Bud
United Steam Ice Engine Company
Douglasa . Hargett
Opening night at Y M C A boys program set
The Y M C A invites boy members to a Friday October 2 8 to 10 p m program with mandolin music recitations speeches and refreshments. A board of directors for the boys department will be elected and season plans outlined. Cars will run to the Athletic Park for the October 3 football game at 2 40 p m with frequent departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C
Gtro
Her. M.C. A
Western Maryland College
Athlttic Park
Commercial Department Opens at Girls' High School
The Girls' High School opened its Commercial Department this morning with good attendance. Miss Pearl Ender is the instructor. Prof. John T. White, the school superintendent, visited the school today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
Pearl Ender
John T. White
Tan News Credits Mr O N Boy Her for Australia Scenes
In Australia 6 Tan News expresses indebtedness to Mr O N Boy Her at 224 East Third for a selection of scenes to Australia. Glacier and the arulsing U fleet are noted for their role in presenting the material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie
Tan
East Third
Glacier
Australia
Water 8 Per Barrel Letter From Dayton Man
A missive from Dayton Ohio arrives at West Patrick Street via Louise a ley. The letter notes a price of eight per barrel and references an issue causing the sender to act. Details are fragmentary but indicate a business or trade matter related to water or oil pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
West Patrick Street
Ae Gaver
Dayton
Ohio
Rail official resigns to manage estate in Frederick area
Col onel Baughman resigns as passenger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Washington effective today. He will head the estate of his late father Gen L Victor Baughman at Poplar Termace near Frederick. He joined the service in Retimore and later served in Washington as passenger agent, earning many friends for himself and the company. During Gov Warfield's tenure he was on staff as a colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. E. Austin, Baughman
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Washington
Colonel Baughman
Railroad
L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Termace
Frederick
Nel Peianhien
Retimore
Washington 3
Laity Ap Ger
Himsel
Warfield
Baughman
Month's Record of Clerks Office Transactions
In September the courthouse clerk filed 125 instruments including 86 deeds 32 mortgages two chattel mortgages 3 bills of sale 1 contract and agreement of rents and one note and mortgage. There were 48 marriage licenses issued. Nine haven certificates pending. One probate item filed. Deaths reached 72 city and county with 21 in city and 51 in county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet St Johns and multiple area cemeteries. Mortality surpassed August and was the highest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qerk
Banos
Fredeate Rou
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Utica
Feagaville
Monrovia
Thurmont
Foxville
Middletown
Burkittsville
Koontschapel
Walkeraville
Libertytown
Wolfsville
Robbins Circus Comes to Olean in Solid One-Ring Show
The Frank Robbins circus performed in Olean with a complete afternoon and evening program. The tents were full, audiences seemed satisfied, and promoters asserted no gambling or sharp practices during the visit. The wall exhibit in Frederick was noted for Wednesday, October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robbins
Olean
Robbins
Sharke
Gamblore
Robbina
Olean Times
Wall
Frederick
Convict Labor Used On Eastport Street Improvements
Convict labor from Anne Arundel County Jail will work on the road and highway projects in Eastport as part of a 1908 county program. A special fund funded by 25 cents per $100 tax authorized by the county commissioners and a matching voluntary 25 cent levy from taxpayers supports the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Buatport
Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
General Assembly
Eastport
Paving Nears Completion on East Patrick Street Block
Paving on the south side of East Patrick Street between Middle and Chapel alleys is nearing completion and may finish tonight. Grouting and cement washing on the north side of the Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad tracks are finished. Contractor Gaver repairs curbing and pavements on the north side. The block, when done, will be one of the finest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Mid-dle
Chapel
Frederick
Cook on Rampage at M C A Cafe Threat with Knife
Frank Fallon a cook at the M C A Cafe created a disturbance last evening threatening to kill anyone who interfered. Officers seized a butcher knife after coaxing him and he was jailed for two days after a judge refused the 250 fine, sentencing him to sober up in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fallon
Record Price for Peter Middlekauff Farm Sale
Washington county farm land prices surged as the Peter Middlekauff estate near Estown sold 175 acres for 28,280 dollars. Buyers were E. Lehman and L. Lehman, paying about 167 dollars per acre, shattering previous county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Washington County
Peter Middlekauff
Erstown
E. Lehman
L. K. Lehman
Feature Film Secured for City Opera House Matinee
The City Opera Houses announce a 1,000-foot feature film for Saturday matinee and night shows. The subject is timely and of strong interest, with the film newly secured by the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Houses
Certificate found of American Correspondence School owner Roacos Harp
The certificate of the American Correspondence School found by The News was located through an advertisement and returned to the owner Roacos A. Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Correspondence School
Roacos A. Harp
Pastor Installed in Altoona First Lutheran Church
Rev. Dr. Marion J. Kiine, son of Mr. William H. Sion, was installed as pastor of the First Lutheran Church in Altoona Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion J. Kiine
William H. Sion
First Lutheran
Altoona
Prohibitionist Nominee for Congress and Local Politics
Mountain Lake Park merchant Harvey X. Cuppett has been named the Prohibitionists' nominee for Congress in Maryland's Sixth District. The Frostburg convention announced the candidacy amid plans to campaign across Garrett and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey XN. Cuppett
Mountain Lake Park
Garrett County
Maryland
Frostburg
Altes Gany County
Ceppett
Chajroran Engelbrecht
Goréneh
Baltimore
Harry F. McLane
Ohio
Fredérick
Remsin
Woodsboro
India
Lewistown
Peppa Boer
Fondu Ag
Sease
Hymeneal at Walkerslie in Clady Reformed Church
A wedding was solemnized at high noon at Walkerslie Clady Reformed Church between Miew Mattie J. Hoke and Harry R. Cramer of Walkersville. Rev J J Schouler performed the ceremony with couple joined by bride’s uncle Elder Gelselman as giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamer-Shoke
Clady Reformed Church
Walkerslie
Mattie J. Hoke
Clara Hoke
Harry R. Cramer
George H. Cramer
Walkersville
Kathjoun Beard
Thurmont
J. J. Sc
Councy Celebrates Anniversary With Large Attendance
Francia Scott Key Council No 48 in the Sr C U A M marked its twelfth anniversary last night with a large gathering. W W Wickett served as master of ceremonies and ex Councillor H D Etchison delivered the address. A vocal reading by a glee club including J P Poresythe R A Taylor W Rodger T F Taylor H Taylor and J Proctor followed the address. Refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taylor
Jesse Proctor
Read Proposed New Road Link Between Urbana and Montgomery
County commissioners Hogarth Kefauver Annan and Dinterman with Clerk Albaugh and photographer Knode met Price’s distillery in Urbana district to discuss a proposed road to Montgomery County. They decided to assemble a plan before deciding on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Read
Hogarth
Kefauver
Annan
Dinterman
Albaugh
Knode
Price
Urbana
Montgomery County
Pardons Granted for Local Fire and Theft Convictions
The court house records announce pardons for Grayson B. Schilling and Fawk Hildebrand who were jailed five years for setting fire to Ox-Fibre Brush Works. Henry Cooper colored received a three year sentence for theft and also had his pardon recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson B. Schilling
Fawk Hildebrand
Maryland
Henry Cooper
House of Correction
Local residents report illness updates on mumps and typhoid
The Sick, Mr. Edward Dyer on East Fourth Street has recovered enough to be out. Mims Helen Mants of North Market Street is improving from typhoid fever. Mr. Janen P. Perry, also on North Market Street, remains quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dyer
East Fourth Street
Mims Helen Mants
North Market Street
Janen P. Perry
Weather Hampered Receipts Increase in Public Deficit
The ex of the late Montgomery set tr exceeded receipts and will borrow to cover the deficit. Liabilities will be paid off promptly. Weather caused the downturn in receipts and worsened the financial position.
Unclear OCR Record on Financial Liabilities and Provisions
Fragmentary financial text shows figures and terms like liabilities and paid-in capital. Contains garbled words and names, making exact entities and actions unreadable. Represents a damaged financial notice with missing context and dates.
SeIDIG and MICU Hosiery at Rayptlan Cotton Mill
A fragmented notice describes stockings made at Rayptlan Cotton Mill with double heel and reinforced toe. It mentions wear with a preferred garb for young girls and includes garbled pricing references and product lines.
Public Auction At Market House October 3 1908
Neidig and Miller note a public auction of butcher stalls vegetable stalls and wagon stands at the Market House on Saturday October 3 1908 at 10 am Highest bidder wins stall for one year rent paid in cash stalls may allow peddling on market days after closing. Also notices about 8 P C A meeting and local ads for treats and events at Kemp Hall and McCannpris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Stalla
G. Wa. Dananenar
Governor Crothera Urges High Auto Taxation Across State
Governor Crothera told the Automobile Commission he wants autos taxed to the limit. The Maryland Woman's Christian Temperance Union begins its annus conven tion in Pocomoke. Several local deaths and incidents include Thomas Baker shooting himself in Cumberland out of work, and William T. Sawyer dying at his home near Exmonton. Charles Kine captured while eluding arrest after killing his brother in law in Washington county. Democrats of Somerset county plan campaign events October 10 with speeches at Prince Anne and Crisfield. A critique of Henry W. Savage's The Devil notes strong critical consensus from New York papers at the City Opera House opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothera
Automobile Commission
Maryland Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Pocomoke
Thomas Baker
Cumberland
Eisner
Charley Niner
Smallwood
Carroll County
Somerset County
Prince Anne
Criield
William T. Sawyer
Harford County
Exmonton
Belair
Charles Kine
William Reynoldh
Washington County
Hagerstown
Beasman
Oyster Bouillon and Fresh Oysters At Local Stand
Oyster cocktail available Thursday and Friday with an evening tasting at 7. Meanpati's hosts a carload of something described as potatoee on band and ale offered at 80 cents per bushel. Peng Sh are serving fresh oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irth
D. F. Maras
Peng Sh
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the Daily News
Wasamoron
W. L. Mourn
Gloief
Weather Bureau
Phimbing R.S. Sheckells & Co
Y. Haffner
Rodock & Co
Mathey
Charles M. Mumiloff
Mathell
Chan
Klein Auction
Daneberger - Pca
F. C
Norwood
Prest
McCardell
McCardell's Circus
Robbina Savings Bank
Mr. Murray
Jefferson
Robert. Thomas
North Market
Pittsburg
Lovns Savaga
Gunter
Atlanas
Ren
Bell
Bright Kame
Col. Baughman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Prohibition
He Baya
Justice—Weller
Thomas I
Bykesville
Josephine Y. Weller
Charlea
Schaffer
Reformed Church
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizen Rational Bank
Saleiane
Hneownonsna
Teres - Liabilitizs
HaRpes
Cng
Ogih
Seer Suevesras
Immebman
WM. G
Rimmerwan
Thave Thomas
N. F. Corrett
Johk D. Hendrickson
eRe Ees
NEW Dress
Dreas
Atoz
John D. Hendrickson
Seidig
Micu
Enire
Jong
Neoves
Tree Children's
Neidig & Miller
Kemp Hall
G. Norwoon
McCanprus's
Lutheran Betheads Society
Bettie Doll
Wu. T. Muzumix
McUanari
Woman's College Conservatory of Music
Wridey
Miss Adama
Beckwith
Gyropin
Cardells New Mena
Ville Park
Ville
Thundsya i
T Colt Co
Haat Srae Salle Packing Co
Bette
Fraorice Gas & Exzc. Co
Kilidawty Dona
Atchieod Furatiors
Gulidtiul
Embalker
East Church
Reet
Hive
Womase
Oppalte
Bis Axel Aeiteution Eipee
Atchibon Funeral Direstor
Embalaner
Ivlidawiy Ee
Charles le Renn
Charles L. Renn
Wight
Gage
B.C. Orum
Patrick Breet
Bainly
R, H. &. Peterman
Jas, A. Long
Ars
RaneRt Prezee
Sonia
Eheirary A
Onmergial
OFSH
F. B. Sappinoto
News OF the
New York
Henry W. Savage
Alfred E. Aarons
City Opera Houe
Tribune
Timea
LOCAL
Eention
Thos, P. Rice
Apel
Eichbebehorr
M. L. Etchison
Etchison Furniture
South Market
Frederik, Md
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