This Date In History October 4 events three centuries span
This date marks Edwin the Great slain at Watfeld, Henry Cates death in London, Washington's era battles, Hayes birth in Delaware, the Corinth battle, Offenbach's death in Paris, Austrian ride distance record, and Bjørnhose n’s death in New York with listed birth year 1568.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin the Great
Northumberland
Watfeld
Henry Cates
God Save the Ring
London
Germantown
Geneval
Washington
Jacob Frswo
Ogdensburg
Rutherford Mirhhard Hayes
Delaware
Battle of
Corinth
Miss
Jacques Offenbach
Paris
The Saturday News Preview of Tomorrows Big Paper
The Saturday News outlines tomorrow issue features including The Revelation of Mr Stone by Howard Fielding Death Roll of the Alps military career of the late President McKinley by Captain Kilmer Pan American livestock exhibition at Buffalo Exposition and from Ladies Farmers and Sunday School lessons plus regular departments Letters from Mary Jane Market Scribe Tax News church notices and the promise of all the day’s news delivered for two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Stone
Howard Fielding
McKinley
Kilmer
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Purely Personal Notes From Town and Travel
Short paragraph notes report Ada Rhoges returning from Baltimore and Annie M Campbell visiting there. Mrs Wm BR Derr of Baltimore visits Mrs P B Kunkel in East Patrick Street. Mrs Loviy Makell attends a W O T U convention in Westminster. Jonnie Williams on South Market Street returns from Baltimore. Mrs Nicholas Hill Jr nurse and children return from Singanore Hill area. Mr Edwin Price and Miss Price of Baltimore spend time at Singanore Hills Inn. Evangelical Lutheranchurch holds services at 7 30 this evening. Syrup of Figs ad touts health benefits and urges readers to say they saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Rhoges
Baltimore
Annie M. Campbell
Wm. BR. Derr
P. B. Kunkel
East Patrick Street
Loviy Ma
Kell
Westminster
Jonnie Williams
South Market
Wtreel
Nicholas Hill, Jr
Singanore Hill Alan
William H. Goddard
Washington
Mies Price
Edwin Price
Singanore Hills Inn
City
Miss Wiestling
Minneapolis
American Board of Missions
Witnness
Miss Whestling
First National Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Miss Wrestling
American Home Missionary Society
Withees
Legaleas
Misa Whestling
Spain
Legacioa
Misa Wiestling
Cramer
Pappy
Witness
Wrestling
Testimony on Miss Wiestling Will Case Continues
Court heard Annie Wiestling and Ellen Wiestling affidavits about Miss Maria Wiestling and Mr Norwood. Witnesses described long friendship, wills drafts from 1887 and 1893, and details of legacies, bonds, and property transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fLotay
Frank
Norwood
Rockwell
Misa Wrestling
Mission Boards
General Assembly
Wrestling Miss Whatling
Miss Wiest
W C T U Convention Delegates Reelect President
About 175 delegates from Baltimore city and 14 county unions attended the State convention in Westminster Centenary M E church. Officers were reelected and resolutions supported woman suffrage curfew enforcement and raising the protective age for girls to 18 while condemning anti jos. The body discussed methods to advance temperance and moral education for black children amid national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Westminster
Lenora M. Lake
Alumni Hall
Western Maryland College
Mary R Haslap
Lewis E. Dill
Milton Stewart
Francis A Oathoars
Young Woman's Branch
Florence Hammond
Womer
Congress
Isat Congress
McKinley
Baltimore City
Tar Work of Death and Local Obituaries
Obituaries for Mrs Savilla Maught and Mrs Sarah Ann Grosanickle note deaths at ages about 82 and 67. Services for Maught planned at the Home for the Aged with interment at Olivet Cemetery. Grosanickle’s funeral held at home. husbands and children named. Also a U D C quarterly meeting of Fitzhugh Lee Chapter reported with notes on papers and upcoming social hours and a meeting slated for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savilla Maught
Thomas M. Manght
Sarah Ann Grosanickle
George P. Groganickis
Hilerton
Leonard
Melvin Leatherman
Let Brandenberg
Funeral for Miss Eugenia C. Ver non held at home
The funeral of Miss Eugenia C. Ver non occurred yesterday at 3 pm at her West Thirdstraat home. Rev. Dr. Gaborone logle officiated. Pallbearers included Prof. E. O. Shepherd and F. C. Knott. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sona directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia C. Vernon
West Thirdstraat
Gaborne Logle
E. O. Shepherd
F. C. Knott
F. B. Sappington
C. M. Gilpin
Edward Bowlus
A. BR. Yeakle
Mt Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sona
Chestnut vendors and local notes in brief bits
Chestnuts on the market and fall season prep by chestnut vendors and joke smiths. A Bassport philosopher warns the innocent bystander is often hurt in rows. Mr Theodore Kroh lays curbing on South Market street in front of Captain Hiteshew. Mortality and birth figures along with contagious diseases and a public sale of real estate on North Market Street tomorrow afternoon.
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Tonat
Bassport
Theodore Kroh
P. E. Hiteshew
South Market Street
Adrian O. McVardell
Court Hones Door
North Market Street
Hansa
Edward 8. Koontz
Local notices and events across town
The box sheet for Dr E 8 Todd's lecture opens Monday morning June 7 at Yenkle's. Oysters arrive fresh for the evening tasting and a chafing dish feature. The Epworth League at M K E church hosts a social at 745 pm in the Sunday school room. First Precinct Democratic Club relocates to county headquarters with Jonny T Best as president and D M Raper as secretary. Mme Leota brings Romany Gypsies to town for palmistry at 93 North Market Street open 9 am to 9 pm. readings 10 cents for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E
Todd
Yenkle's
Epworth League
M. KE
Nananaml
Mme
Leota
Buffalo Exposition
North Market Street
Autumn openings and memorials tour through Frederick notices
October events mention a grand autumn opening at Thomas Kemp Dry Goods Emporium with ready to wear and Parisian novelties. O'Neill's Baltimore exhibitor Miss Cover appears October 4 and 5. Ruse of Baltimore showcases granite and marble cemetery memorials October 9 to 11. Market bells and stalls noted for October 8, and Union Veteran Legion Encampment to Gettysburg October 9-11 with Baltimore & Ohio round-trip fares and ticket info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kemp Dry Goods Emporium
Cover
O'Neill
Baltimore
HH. R Ruse
H. P. Rieger & Co
Frederick
Ruse
P.O
Union Veteran Legion
Gettysburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Battlefield
Baltimore & Ohio R. B
Columbia Ahead In Yachting Race With Shamrock
Special Dispatch reports the start in New York as two yachts left together at 11:02 with Shamrock pulling away from Columbia. By 12:38 Shamrock led by 40 seconds, and at 12:50 Shamrock held the outer mark nearly a minute ahead with unofficial times showing Shamrock at 12.48.57 and Columbia at 12.49.45. General Baughman visited Democratic headquarters in Baltimore and later went to Pimlico to see Crescens attempt the trotting record, while market quotes list oats and hay prices at modest levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THI News
New York
Asl
Marconi Telegraph
Shamrock
Columbia
Shamrock J
Baughman
L. Victor Baughman
Vandiver
Democratic
Baltimore
Frederick County
Pimlico
Crescens
Disorderly conduct arrests under Justice Smith regime
John Brown and Isaac Jones were arrested for disorderly conduct and fighting by Officer Holbrinner. Justice Smith fined $10 and jailed them 30 days. John Doe, arrested for disorderly conduct by Officer Mehrling, was found guilty with a $1.25 fine paid. A Grace Reformed Sunday School class hosted a church supper at Mrs. George Salter's residence with a 5 to 10 o'clock service, featuring fried chicken, potato salad, baked ham, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smith
John Brown
Isaac Jones
Holbrnner
John Doe
Mehrling
Grace Reformed Sunday School
George Salter
Wess Church
Bentz Streets
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the Daily News
Wasniserom
W. L. Moons
Cdhief
The
Weather Bureau
John T. Best
Espaemna
Dr. Todd
Edworth League
Doll's Creb
Doll's Frederick Fair Jaag Moaer
Mons
Landsome
U. E. Mullinixon
Neidig & Miller
the Saturday News
Pan-Ameria
Tiang
D. M. Stearns
Evangelical Lutheranchorch
California Figurup Co
Phive
Mr. Norwood
Annie Wiestling
Aiwria Besween
Chris Wiestling
Agehe
Witneta Ta
Teh Yue
Ehe
Wagners
Samuel M. Cailendar
Liberty
Grayson Stup
Stup
Witheces
Miss Wiestlings
Thomas Freeman Dixon
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Misa
Buuget
Ktemen
Tutercat
F. Thomas
Joan Hendrinkson
Niger
Joss Hispatonzo A
Newie & Miller
Werther Minn
Clinton E. Main
Is Anogle & Wagaman
Rodover
TRE Big Store
Swyrna
A. T. Rios & Som. Funeral Directora
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO
ST. P. Rick
Fourth &T
Bick
St. Fredis Co
Ceres Ville Mills
Ablic
Ceresville Milling CO
W. F. Roland
Potomac
Nantity
Willard O. Kell
Edwin Devilbies
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Urner, Insurance
Doll & Alpaneh Building
Frederick, Mad
Peterman
Franklin Street
Cokorer
A. Atlee Bal Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Han
James MH. Radcliff
Frederics d
George A. Gilbert
Idawly
Nigodemue
Ebuchadn Squid
First Precinct
Jonny T. Best
D. M. Raper
Josefu F. Baller
C. Boteler
Department of Kansas Cj
J. B. W. Hargett
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