Notable Historical Deaths and Births In October History
The October 6 history column lists notable figures born or died across centuries. Names include Charles the Bald, Edward VI, Louis Philippe, Jenny Lind, Harriet Hosmer, and Charles X, with additional notes on Jeanne Louiss Henrietta Gencet and Sir John Gilbert among others. The item references typhoon deaths in the Philippine Islands and mentions various notables such as Frances Trollope and Rev Dr Geike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles the Bald
France
Edward VI of
England
Louiss Henrietta Gencet
Mme. Campan
Paris
Louis Philippe
Paria
Jenny Lind
Mme. Goldschmidt
Great Alnger
Stockholm
London
Harriet Hosmer
Watertown
Cunningham Geike
Lon Won
Personal visit notes and upcoming local events in Frederick
Obiive visiting Mrs. James. Miss Maudé-Hantohen returns from Howard county visit. Grace Barrick and Tittle daughter arrive from Citetop Kansas. Misses Ritchie return to New York. Opera House to present no Power of Truth. Grand Army Encampment to Washington. Lutheran Missionary Society convenes in Middletown. Doll Bros opening trimmings Friday. Grace Reformed Mite Society birthday social Kemp Hall Thursday. United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter to hold monthly reception Thursday. Conservatory of Music figure Manrica G. Beckwith to speak Friday. United Brethren Mite Society hosting salad Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudé-Hantohen
Howard County
Biltnthe
Rook
Barrick and Tittle
Grace
Citetop
Kannas
Frederick
Mra
Barrick
Dang Mobesa
Ritchie
New York
Opera House
Grand Army
Washington
Bradford
We Home
Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Trorsiay
Doll Bros
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Will Laves
Kemp £ Hall
Thoraday
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Manrica G. Beckwith
Conservatory of
Mosit
St Hente
Mite Society of the United Brethren Church
Schroeder Hildibrard Couple Wed at West Patrick Street
George F. Schroeder and Miss Lacy M. Hildebrand wed at 2 a m at the Dunda home on West Patrick Street, Rev. Dr. Eschbach officiating. They will honeymoon to Washington, D C, then reside in Frederick. Bride a gifted artist. groom a pressman at the Citizen offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Schreider
Citizen
Religious World Notes and Church Announcements
Weeklong religious listings from multiple area churches include Love Feast dates for Beaver Dam German Baptist Brethren on October 11 and an Old Order Garman Baptist feast on October 18. The Lutheran and Evangelical Reformed services feature scripture readings and sermons on unity, knowing God, and the Spirit, with a notable Children’s Day program at Trinity Chapel and a 20th annual convention of the Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod convening in Maddietown starting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Order
German Baptist Brethren of
Beaver Dam
Old Order
Garman Baptist Grethren
William A. “Auden
Hall Thoraday
Phuro
South
Luka
Joshua the
Moses
Joshua
Epworth
Ohureh. Ap
Ecclesiastes Tv
M. E. Ohureh
Todd
Mita Society
Bath’ Een
Owen Compher
Gil F.ub
Eg .L. McLean
H. H. Abbott
Trinity Chapel
Efs Thomas
Orchetrs
Old
Judea
Irving Bisar
Charles Breauér
E. le McLean
Janie Rhodes
M. G. Derr
Jesus
Rath” Biggs
Maggie Sherald
Nannie Groff
Riser
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Walter McDannel
Lutheran Missionary Society
Woman's Home and Foreign Missonary Society
The
Maryland Synod For
Lutheran Church
Maddietown
M. L. Beard
Middlebourn
L. Lederer
Baltimore
Philadelphia
D. M. Gilbert
Hiscrvburg
P. A. Bellman
M. H. Mortis
Rioa
James P. Reiss
Lutherville
Mise Mary Baylies
Potomac Synod Plans Annual Meeting and Associations Session
Baltimore correspondence notes the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church plans its thirtieth annual session at St. Pauls Reformed Church in Mechanicsburg Pa led by pastor Rev Samuel H Stein. The synod covers central and southern Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina with eight classes and 105 ministers 803 congregations 59276 baptized members and 268 Sunday schools with 32750 members. Officers include President Rev T F Hoffmeter and Vice President Rev W Oly. The Protestant Episcopal Church ministerial association met and deferred business to October 27 with Rev Osborne Ingle presenting a paper on Scriptural Teaching Concerning Eternal Punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
The
Reformed Church
St. Paul's Reformed Churoh
Mephanicsburg
Whicoh
Samuel H. Stein
Réformed Church
Pennsylvannia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carone
Zion
Mercersburg
North Oarolina
Gettysburg
Oar- Hale
Juniste
Bynad
T. F. Hoffmeter
Mount Pleasant
Waa
Association
Tobar
Osborne Ingle
Logie
Cnet
RTE
Disorderly conduct reports and fines in local hearing
Jones, colored, arrested Saturday night by Officer Holbraner for disorderly conduct. After a hearing Justice John Wood fined him 2.56 dollars. Earlier, Wood was fined 11.265 dollars for fighting and sent to jail 80 days, with another jail sentence for default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dor
Jones
Holbraner
John Wood
Academy Officers Elected and Concert Planned
On Wednesday at the Visite Academy officers were elected for the ensuing year with Miss Mas Glarke as president and Miss Helen Davis Roberts of Pennsylvania listed among others. The young ladies plan their first concert around October 15. Also published is the Freder city post office list of remaining letters dated Saturday October 4, 1902. To obtain letters, applicants must call within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office. Names include L. E. Biggs G. W. Davidson Edgar G. Hawkins A. S. Hinkie Piquette Bres Lapizs Miss Quimal Mrs Alice Hoshan Mrs Isabella James Mrs Elizabeth Mane Miss Adam Roberts Miss Nettie M. Smith Miss M. E. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeturaay
Mas. Glarke
Washitsary
Mag’ ‘Helen
Davis Roberts
Pennsylvania
Leena
Lattara
Fredercity
Death notices and funeral details from a Maryland town
The column records the death of infant child of Mr and Mrs O Siles Strauman of Sohleyaville with a 3 pm funeral at Mt Olivet and Rev Dr Osborns officiating. It also notes Alonzo Grinder dying at Buckeystown at 48 from cancer. funeral 10 am tomorrow at St Josephs Church Manor. Additional notices mention local residents recovering from illness and the Woman's Auxiliary M C A planning winter events and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'siles Strauman
Sohleyaville
Buckeystown
St. Joseph's
She i Manor
Ede Local Mart Market Quotations Listed
Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes for today include corn at 8 dollars per barrel, shelled corn at 60 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 53 cents, steamer at 64 cents per bushel, new oats at 40 cents per bushel, and hay at 18 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede
The
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Boldier Taken It. Mr. Jomph Step’s Illness Abroad
Mr Jomph Step son of Mr John Step of west Brandock returned from four years in the Philippines. He fell ill in San Francisco California on the way home but continued his journey homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldier
Jomph Step
John Step
West Brandock
Philippines
San Francisco
Cal
Frederick contests Poe visit and eclipse notes
An attempted political meeting by James W. Poe, head of the Independent Colored Skeptican Committee, failed to win colored voters in Frederick as locals refused use of Nezarus Hall and planned a prank. The article also reports a total lunar eclipse visible in the area, plus auction results and postal delivery updates as rural routes expand next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Poe
Independent Colored Skeptitican Committee
James W. Pos
Montgomery County
Frederick
Behal
Nezarus Hall
Newman
Forder
AG $Hs
Poe
Capital Surplus Reported By Baker Vice President
Capital surplus details appear in a brief note referencing JD Baker as vice president. The text is fragmentary with multiple OCR errors, providing limited verifiable context about figures or entities beyond the names and title.
News Of The State Laborer Dies In Accident Near Laurel
Laborer thrown from headcar on an electric line near Laurel killed. A stained glass memorial window for Mrs Alice E Adams is placed in Trinity Pro Cathedral. Baltimore and Ohio railroad heavy freight traffic caused by railway engine borrowing from Western Maryland and Reading lines. Benjamin Thompson, Martinsburg football player, seriously injured in Hagerstown Martinsburg game, sent home. Sydney E Mudd plans southern Maryland campaign with an omnibus and horse drawn band. Harry W Getz and George F Getz of Chicago negotiating for a large soft coal plant near Vale Bamnis in Allegany county. James A Robertson imprisoned at Baltimore jail died by suicide from railing fall. Constable Suit of Prince Georges County and NJ police captured Cooper wanted for alleged Henry Warner case. Liquor license referendum to be voted in November. Prohibition strength history cited by county. Woodabore Band contracted to perform at Rockville fair. Albert Wallis from this city to join as solo cornet. Noah H E Cramer sells house and lot at 59 East Chetch Street to Douglass H Hargett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Mza
Alice E. Adams
Trinity
Epleoopsl
Eantontie
Baltimore and Ohio R Railroad
Mary- Jada
Reading
Benjamin Thompson
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Vale Bammis
Allegany County
James.a. Robertson
Baltimore
Princes George’s County
New Jersey
Cooper
Hyattsville
Henry Warner
Cacil County
Liosase
Funeral of Mrs Harriet Barber Held Near Lime Kiln
The funeral for Mrs Harriet Barber occurred yesterday morning at 10 30 from her residence near Lime Kiln. Rev Mr Sirsyer of Backeystown conducted the service. Pallbearers were John Plummer David Main Otis Smith Thomas Fisher William Morningstar and Cornelius Whalen. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
Lime Kiln
Mr. Sirsyer
Backeystown
John Plummer
David Main
Otis Smith
Thomas Fisher
Willism Morningstar
Cornelius Whalen
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W. H. B. Etobison
Local G A R Officers to Attend National Encampment
Br William P Mauleby commander Reynolds Post G A R and many members plan to attend the National Encampment in Washington this week. A gold watch stolen from a sick room advertised in Taz News has been recovered and returned. Oak Orchard to hold picnics Saturday October 11 in the grove rear by the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mauleby
Reynolds’ Post
Washington City
Frederick Town Ad Offers Coal Oil Stoves For Winter Warmth
Local notice urges residents to visit the market and purchase coal oil stoves to stay warm cost effectively. Promotes The Perfection heating stove and notes market availability. Also mentions Frederick Choral Society rehearsals starting October 6 at Woman's College Hall and Rockville Fair excursion trains from Frederick with a combined ticket price.
Regular meeting of Home for the Aged managers
The Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow Tuesday October 7 at 3 p m by order of F P Seminary Alumni meet in the parlors of the Woman's College Tuesday October 7 at half past eleven o'clock October 6 1907 car service after today will be discontinued at 1 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Orrtary
F.P. Seminary
Woman's College
RAMEE
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the Daily News
F. M
Bsi
W. L. Moons
Cihist
Tha
Weather ‘Bureau
Neldig Oy Miller
Hendrickeon Co
Cramer
National ‘Bank
Eest
Stred
Our City
Sunday Schools and Societies
E. Zeiger
Trenaurer
United Study of Missions
Thorsday Morning
W.H. James
C. A
Pearre
Joseph Bogs
Sores
Linwodd
Ann
Elsie
Woed Barrow
Biser
John Fox
Adam Cook
D. E. Stone
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
JD. Baker
Sas
Go Duvatn-Aset
Cashier
News OF the
Woodabore
Rockville Fair
Albert Wallis
Noah HE. Cramer
G. Wesley Kindley
East Chetch Street
Col. Pearre
Boyd's
Ccolonel Pearre
Allegany
Garrett
Washington County
Montgomery
Mr. Kenneweg
John Bendrickson
Telersene Gall
Oxford
Sligo
Gio
Sous
Avery Day
Fe Carnel
Cainel
Neidig“& Miller
Pau
pRra “Oo Vantee
Aramate Pharmacist
Ramnae Osounty
Sappington
My .Etora
Btandard of Co
B. Bappingtoy
North Market Street
Frederick Choral Society
Woman's College Hall
Rockville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bighbarger
Park Hotel
Por
L. EB. Molliniz
Tong Singe
L. B. Mullinix
Rodoce
Mualin
Wlanmele Abdo
Ottes
A. T. Brox & Som
Fornicore
North Hankey Serert Wrederinx County
Telephone
Thomas
Prodarlek
OLD Porch
Speciauty
Oldawhy
Her
Ork Hospital
Paar At ‘Ices Ar Eal
Nicodemus
OU Rorth Market Street
ROURS
Winely
Noah
Cramah
Oramee
Rotas
Volar
FALE
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Walker Srils
New Midway
DreHings
Auieg
Bsih
Raeteh
S. Rare
Ate
Clare
CG. E. Cline
Wate
B. Cliee
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