In History on Oct 2 Aged Figures and Cyclones
The Daily News recalls events tied to October 2: Aristotle dies at Chalets. Richard I born at Fotheringay. Major John Andre hanged as spy. Dr. William Enery Channing dies at Bennington. a 1791 cyclone devastates the Gulf coast region with over 2000 lives lost. Orlando M. Poe dies in Detroit. Neal Dow dies in Portland. Georgia and South Carolina seaboard hit by a cyclone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Chalets
Pes
Richard HI
England
Fotheringay Castle
Bosworth
John Andre
America
William Enery Channing
Bennington
Louisiana
Alabama
Orlando M. Poe
United States
Detroit
Neal Dow
Portland
Georgia
South Carolina
Purely Personal Notes From Town Visitors
Mr Crawford was in town on business yesterday. Dr O H Diller of Double Pipe Creek is in town today on business. Mrs Wm Lease of Dayaville visits Mrs Howard Elkins East Third street. Mr Walter O Weller and family of Kearneysville West Virginia visiting relatives here. Mrs O N Hauer West Patrick street will leave Sandsy for a week in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Charles Byerly returned from their wedding tour and stay at groom's home West Patrick Street. Miss Margaret V Orebs West Patrick street has returned from visits to Baltimore and Port Deposit. Mr Philip Grove and Mrs Edward Elkins of this city, Miss Bertha Sigmund and mother of Thurmont visiting Mrs Wa Lease of Dayse. Mr and Mrs Jacob Perry of Walkersville and Mr and Mrs Adam Bailing of this alley left yesterday to visit friends in North Baltimore Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
O. H. Diller
Double Pipe Creek
Wm. Lease
Dayaville
Howard Elkins
East Thirdtreet
Walter O. Weller
Kearneysville
W. Va
O. N. Hauer
West Patrick Street
Sandsy
Washington, D. C
Charles Byerly
Margaret V. Orebs
Baltimore
Port Deposit
Philip Grove
Edward Elkins
Bertha Sigmund
Thurmont
Fall Hints and Local Quips in Brief Bits
The item blends seasonal notes and local observations. Mentions upcoming cement repairs before cold weather, a Frederick fair in two weeks, storms forecast for Osiobar with snow, and fall openings in chestnut burre implying millinery activity. A dated dialogue ends with a joke about a President and trust.
Mite Society Invitations From Grace Reformed Church
News of the churches notes a birthday social planned by the Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church to be held in Kemp Ball on November 9. Rev Boyd Switzar of Trinity M B Church South is ill and absent. Rev Mr Halthis will continue provision of the pulpit. Owen Compas becomes All Saint Episcopal organist, serving from last evening. St Marys Chapel reopens meetings with officers elected: Mrs D O Winebrone Jr president, Miss Emily Maulsby vice president, Miss Emma R Gitringer secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Ball
Owen Compas
St. Mary's Obapter
D. O. Winebrone, Jr
Emily Maulsby
Emma R. Gitringer
Trossurer
Sweet Potato With Curious Markings Shown
A strange potato with markings was displayed as a News representative by Mrs. J. B. Boweis on East Patrick street. It was among several placed in the steamer before the markings were found. The lines formed bits resembling oat cart and car words in a perceptible pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Boweis
East
Patrick Street
Visiting Families See Bishop Paret’s Regional Journey
Bishop Paret departed Baltimore today for a visitation tour to Antietam Parish with St Mer ks Church in Frederick County and St Pauls canon in Sharpsburg along with St Anns in Smithburg two churches in Costod in Barmace and Walkers terz chapel He plans to return Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paret
Baltimore
Antietam Parich
St. Merk’s Church
Frederick County
St. Paul's Canron
Sharpsburg
St. Ann's Church
Smitheburg
Cstod
Barmace
Walkersterz
Years for Doe Confronted With Convicting Evidence
A man identified by alias as Everett and Remington stood trial for larceny in Frederick. State witnesses placed him at the Newcomer boarding house where a purse and a $5 gold piece vanished on September 15 16. The prisoner denied Maryland travel and claimed a guarded motive tied to recent marriage. Detective Weber chased the suspect after a train incident and apprehended him. a quilt was later linked to the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Harry Newcomer
Doe
Everett
Remington
Market
Third Streets
Barry Lochner
Mra
Newcomer
Lochner
Dos
Lilly Long
Sarah Newcomer
William Ramsburg
Harry
William BH. Ramsberg
William M. Crimmins
Western Union Telegraph Office
Robert D- Weber
Maryland
Cara
Weber
James Robinson
Frederick
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Thurmont
Halitown
Itc
Washington
Africa
Europe
Thas
W. Ys
Coleusl Moors
Thomas H. Moore
Halltown
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Frederick Remington
Judge Thecas
Gol. Moore
Gol Moore
Hin
Maryland Man Sentenced to Fifteen Years for Theft
The jury found the suspect guilty after a brief deliberation. The court sentenced him to fifteen years in the Maryland Penitentiary. The prisoner protested, claiming innocence, as he faced the judge who warned of accountability for the death of his wife. A lengthy list of stolen items tied to the defendant was revealed by Calene Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Answoer
Moore
H. Dorasy Etchison
Haymond Urner
Worthington
Dor
Maryland
Newcomer
Mann
Weber
Calene Moore
Halitown
Dee
Baltimore
York
Columbia
Gracsham
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Halltown
W.a
Charles F. Cramer
Martin Kefaiver
House of Correstion
George W. Strawnberger
Luther F. Kefauver
George W. Strawsbarger
Strawsberger
Bernard Michael
Martin Koefauver
John A. Eylaf
Patrick
The Work of Death. David Harbaugh
David Harbaugh a Waynesboro business man died at his home in Waynesboro Tuesday evening aged 68 years 2 months and 20 days. Born near Waynesboro he lived in Ohio Hagerstown Walkershire Md and Baltimore. Cause of death nervous prostration. Wife Miss Alice Bitesbew. He had been an express messenger on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Frederick and Baltimore for many years. John W Bader died yesterday in Baltimore. Funeral from his residence 1717 Mosher Street tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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David Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Ohio
Hagerstown Walkershire
Baltimore
Alice Bitesbew
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
John W. Zader
John W. Bader
Balmore
Mosher Atreat
Warfield Hosts Democrats Ahead of Mount Airy Meeting
Hon Edwin Warfield invites Democratic candidates Talbott and Onmiller to Oakdale in Howard county Friday, to be his guests. A Mount Airy gathering Saturday aims to introduce them to constituents, with Warfield endorsing the candidates as part of his long-standing political support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airs
Edwin Warfield
Talbott
Onmiller
Oakdale
Warfield
Howard County
Mount Airy
Carroll
Camaller
Winter entertainment plans at the Baughman residence
Mrs L Wistor Baughman of Moac has hosted for the season Biss. Robert Lehr’s residence at 7 East Chatestrest Baltimore. Their daughter Miss Helen Baughman will be one of the winter’s debutantes, and several handsom entertainments will be given in her Romar.
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Howse
L. Wistor Baughman
Moac
Robert Lehr
East Chatestrest
Baltimore
Helen Baughman
Frederick Fair Promises a Record Exhibition Year
The Great Frederick Fair opens in two weeks with an enlarged grounds area, new buildings, and stronger prizes. Livestock, dogs, poultry, and pigeon departments expand, with top entries from Maryland and other states. Races, grandstands, and a strong parade of dignitaries including Roosevelt and Smith are planned, while weather remains a factor in final preparations.
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Frederick
Aarent
Agricultural Society
Thos
Maryland
Aslway A & Great Featers
Fredenck Fair
Sil
J. Roger McSherry
Hia Ssaintanta
Theodore Roosevelt
John Walter Smith
Lohley
National Cabinet
Aewly
Couras
Pretty home weddings mark Hyattsville events
Miss Mary B Steckel daughter of Rev and Mrs Lewis Steckel wed Dr Lewis A Barck at the Steckel home in Lyzens Pennsylvania. The ceremony was by the bride’s father with a Lohengrin march played by the sister. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple will tour before settling in Washington. Dr Barck a longtime physician is described as successful and the bride is noted as organist and vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Barck
Marshall brought Herz held for theft at Potomac post office
George Marshall was captured by U S Deputy Marshal George Brast and transported to Frederick for trial before United States Commissioner Reecee O Whits on Saturday at 11 am. He admits guilt while a $3 theft involved a supposed sale of stolen postage stamps. Market notes from The Lexa Mart list prices for corn wheat hay and new oats with varied per barrel basket and ton figures.
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Marshall
Herz
George Marshall
Potomac
Frederick
U. S
George Brast
United States
Reecee O. Whits
Lexa Mart
Eastern
Gilling & Export G Company
Market Notice and Carpet House Ad
Just Received. Just received fine los of New York Counts twenty cents dozen on half shell sixty cent a quart. Also Blue Points twenty cents dozen on half shell. Orry Hetst Grit. Market Notice. The annual sale of stands and stalls on the Market will take place on Saturday October 4 after the close of the Market. On and after Tuesday October 7 Market will begin at 6 o'clock m. and centinus during the season. Joseph F. Hater. Marketmaster. A 28ST5R CARPETS. If you are ready for that New Carpet for the parlor under no circumstances think of placing an order wohl you have seen our handsome new stock of Axminster Carpets not only will you use the most lovely designs and colorings ever shown but by far the greatest variety of pastime to select from in our city and only such as are food in a first-class Carpet House. Call and ses them. CARPET AND WALL PAPER HOUSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los of
New York
Centinus
Joseph F. Hater
Axminster
Bank Inserts Short National Banking Articles Planned
The Bank indicates it may include future brief articles on National Banking for public interest. This suggests upcoming items will cover banking topics of general concern.
Maryland and local news roundup of resignations and incidents
Lieut Redmond O Stewart of Troop A Maryland National Guard resigned and it was adopted. In Annapolis Boland Harrington 14 was shot in the forearm with a two caliber pistol by Oscar Dawes 11 while boys played football. Washington DC Board of Health appointed inspector for food milk and dairies at Germantown Md. Jacob Tome Institute founder's day exercises held Port Deposit Md. October term Maryland Court of Appeals to begin in Annapolis with today's arguments. Maurice L Brendle employee of A W Barnhart Co's nation house in Hagerstown arrested for stealing goods implicating Daniel O Atler shipping clerk who escaped. Earnhart says $300 worth of woods disappeared in weeks.
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YeaterGay
Redmond O. Stewart
Maryland Nations Guard
Annapolia
Boland Harrington
Smith & Wesson
Oscar Dawes
Board of Health of
Washington, D.C
Thaa
Germantown
Jacob Tome Institute
Memorial Hall
Port Deposit
Mid
Maryland Q Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Maurice L Brendle
A.W. Barnhart & Co
Nation House
Hagerstown
Daniel O. Atler
Earnhart
Frederick Firemen In Contest at Bradford Rally
The twenty third annual convention of the Firemen Association of Pennsylvania will be in Bradford October 7 to 10. Prizes total $1,410 across drill and races at Bradford Driving Park on October 10 at 1:30 p.m. Independent teams from the city compete. reel team practicing weekly. team roster not yet fixed amid many applicants.
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Frederick
Firemen’s Association of
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Bradford Driving Park
Market Notes on Produce Supplies This Morning
Market was rather slow in produce with tomatoes plentiful and in good condition. Grapes, apples and pears were nice but peaches were very scarce. Chestnuts large and small, pumpkins, mush and turnips signal autumn. A few watermelons were offered. Eggs sold early at 29 cents per dozen.
Display of Ball Millinery Promises Fashionable Hats
Local notice announces a loom display and early wear event on Saturday October 4 1902 by Mrs B Parse NW Market St. Also lists seafood items and phone contact 216 31 for market details. A club meeting is set for Thursday October 2 with election of officers. members urged to attend.
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Membarr
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Waaninaros
Newaey
Maryland Fair
Vy. L. Moore
Woather Bureau
Fox's Stove House
F. H. Stevens
P.S
Orphans’ Court
T. M. Biser
Moser Dress
John Hendrickson
N. E. Cramer Raleton Health Shops
Regenour
Chia: Payne
Osiobar
Bas
News OF the Churches
Miaz Eiis Jones
Harry Jones
T. ¥. Dixon
Jones Abrech
Niles Abrecht
Charles Fraley
Edna Jones
Birdie
Rosalie Fraley
May
Bath Lambert
Madeline Abrecht
Ruth K
Selignitul Darce
Willie Ritchin
Thomas Eader
A. O. Eader
Wm. P. Maulsby
Elias Delashmatt
Thomas Torver
Bas G Bodock
Oates
de. Maynard
Dill
Chariss Helfenstein
Mamie Thomas
A. Schroeder
B. Wallin
K. Eader
Mies Ritchie
Jane
Warren Price
George W. Price
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Alice M. Baker
New York City
Church of the Redeemer
Astoria Square
Charles Henry Webb
E. E. Jones
Washington City
Price
Hesie Price
Oscar Mullikin
John Bendrickson
ODE
Goode and Bilk
Jdohn Ehenpaioxson
Miller
Wlayn
Neidig & Miller
Glinton E. Main
Olinton B. Main
Raduate Pharmacist
N. Market Bij
Eres Crick Co Paone
B. Safpingtor
Standard Oil Co
F. B. Sappington
Woman’s College
L. ©. Mullinix
GEO
Bodoue
Wan Mig Biore
Kanugain Bulletin
Our
Atore
Prios
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Hick
East Fourth Street
Prederick County Telephone
Desler
Willard
Keller
Wert
Frederick, MD
DE H. E. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawly
Bangs
Ion
Boteler
N. Market St
Azadly
Priermah
Franklin Street
Dawiy
Joseph W. Gaver
Diaawly
Amos Ornabi
Edwin Devilbibe
Devileiss
URHEZ
Insurance
Don & Albaush Building
Milactidawiy
D. B
Nicodemus
Jadawir
Alter S. Reeder
Teems Reasonable
Frederick, HD
si3daKimari
Joan J. Dutrow
Willis B. Ramsbore
Corner Market
Scodawit
Cline
Ls&s. Mullins
Smyrns
Brussels
Prioss
Osling
Niwepapie
The
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