October 6 in History: notable royal and literary deaths
On October 6 history notes the deaths and births of figures such as Louis Philippe king of the French 1830 to 1848 and Charles X ex-king of France. It also lists Jeanne Louixe Henrietta Genes, Jenny Lind the singer born in Stockholm, Harriet Hosmer sculptor born Watertown MA, and Frances Trollope English author among others with scattered birthplaces and dates.
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Charles the Jald
France
Edward Vo
Jeanne Louixe
Henri
Etta Genes
Mie
Campan
Bor
Paris
Louis Puppe
Jenny Lind
Mme, Goldschmidt
Mme
Compan
Singer
Stockholm
London
America
Nankin
Mi Oar 106E MENTS TO DAY
Jas. E. Staub ty L. Markell, Ex. Geo. K. Brengle W. H. Hammack Chas. Shipley 8. Chas. B. Staley F. E. Sheffield 128 E. Patrick 8s. H.F Shipley Druggists a. Haller, Clerk Palace Market ial Hardware Co. B. EK. Gilbert Rownoui's 0. Thos. Kemp Subscribers will plot 7 promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers.
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Jas
E. Staub Ty L. Markell
Geo. K. Brengle
W. H. Hammack
Chas
Shipley
B. Staley
F. E. Sheffield
E. Patrick
H.F Shipley -Druggists
A. Haller
Palace Market Ial Hardware Co
B. EK. Gilbert
Rownoui’s
Thos. Kemp
The Weekly News Adverts Copy Deadlines
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with broad circulation. It emphasizes its advantages as an advertising medium and invites new advertisement copy by Wednesday at 5 p.m. and changes by 12 noon that day.
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Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Joseph Englar of Linwood Md visits Frederick on business. Mr and Mrs Fred Whitman of Baltimore are guests of Miss Catherine Quynn. Ars Stone on Sixth Street returns home from Baltimore. John Markey Maryland Agricultural College coach spends a few days at home. Alfred Ritter Jr studying law at University of Virginia visits parents. Mrs H Randall Webb and daughter from Washington return from All Saints rectory. L A Staley and son and Bettie Riehl leave Cincinnati after three weeks in Frederick. John P Cramer Fengaville Ezra Cramer near Frederick Joseph Zimmerman Jefferson visit Geo W Cramer at Braddock. N T Haller architect of Washington Dc and Miss Nell Squires return home after staying with the Misses Haller.
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Joseph Englar
Linwood
Ig 1
Frederick
Fred. Whitman
Baltimore
Catherine Quynn
East Patrick Street
Ars Stone
East Sixth Street
John Markey
Maryland Agricultural College
Alfred Ritter, Jr
Ezra Cramer
Near Frederick
Joseph Zimmerman
Jefferson
Geo. W. Cramer
Braddock
N.T. Haller
Washington, D.C
Nell Squires
Prince George’s County
Haller
South Market Street
Minstrels Tonight at City Opera House Delights Audiences
Quinlan and Wall Imperial Minstrels present a refined, artistic program claimed to be the best yet from the group. Twelve noted vocal soloists including Joe Brockel Joe Birnes Walter Brower Jack Lampie Steve Pridean Walter Dorsey Clarence Marks Hugh Browne George Hesley Tony Frey and George Banbury headline a strong chorus noted for precision and tone.
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Quinlan & Wall Imperial
City Opera House
Joe Brockel
Joe Birnes
Walter Brower
Jack Lampie
Steve Pridean
Walter Dorsey
Clarence Marks
Hugh Browne
George Hesley
Tony Frey
George Banbury
Jane
Beautiful Scene at City Opera House Saturday
The Beecher's Uncle Tom's Osbin transformation scene will be shown at the City Opera House on Saturday October 10 with matinée and night performances. The act is said to be new and elaborate and not to be missed. A bargain special is offered for ladies and children unable to attend at night.
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Beecher
Uncle Tom
Osbin
City Opera House
Roe
Local Market Quotations and Elixir Ad Readout
The Locel Mart lists Mountain City Mill prices with Gorn at 2.55 per barrel phelted 57 centa per bushel whast No. 2 rad 7332 steamer 6134 per bushel. Cats 40 cents per thap. Father Gobn's Medicine promises color strength and freshness for the thin end pals with no weakening effects.
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Locel Mart
Mountain City
Father Gobn
Gen Johnson dead native of Frederick noted as Civil War cavalry leader
Frederick born General Bradley T Johnson longtime Confederate officer and lawyer died at his son’s home in Goochland county Virginia. He was born September 29 1829 in Frederick and rose from State's Attorney to prominent soldier and lawyer. He aided regiments with rifles clothing and supplies, fought at Manassas and Gettysburg, and served as brigadier general in the cavalry. He later practiced law in Richmond Baltimore and with his son Bradley Johnson, authored books on Washington and Confederate history, and led the Confederate Army and Navy Society of Maryland. Remains to be moved to Baltimore with funeral at Christ Protestant Episcopal church and burial at Loudon Park.
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Bradley T. Johnson
Frederick
Rock Castle
Goochland County
John. Bradley ¢. Johnsor
Charles Worthington Johnson
Hissnor Murdock Tyler
Col. Baker Johnson
Princeton
Harvard
Jane Claaudia Saunders
North Carolina
R. M. Saunders
Congress
U.S
Spain
Polk
Judgs Saunders
Johnson
South
General Johnson
Frederick County
Aod
Charleston
Harper's Ferry
Richmond
Flist
Maryland Infantry
Arnold Elzey
Gav. H. Stewart Leutenant
Steuart
Jackson
Virginia
W. E. Jones
Manassas
Famona Valley
Chantilly
Garmantown
Gettysburg
Martinbourg
Hanover Junction
Kilpatrick
Early
Maryland
Sheridan
Valley of
Szecea
Senate
Bradley
H 5
Olga
Amelia County
Washington
Joseph E. Johnston
Bantimmore
Union Station
Confederate Army and Navy
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Loudon Park Cemetery
Vikesvilis
Memorial services for Mrs Johnson’s burial and city notices
A fragment notes services under Captain W Leo Goldsborough led by Rev Edward B Niver and Rev Dr William M Dame with interment beside Mrs Johnson. The text also covers Richard B Feigley opening a new store in Ellicott City MD, detailing a two story fronted building, inventory and store layout, and Feigley’s decade of business in the town.
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Cspt
W. Leo Goldsborough
Edward B. Niver
Christchurch
William M. Dame
Boviety
Johnson
Richard
Ellicott City
Faigley
Runaway Horse Injures Two Near Yellow Springs
Messrs Fleet Stull and Albert Zimmermann, residents near Yellow Springs, were thrown from a wagon when a runaway horse bolted along the road Saturday morning. Stull suffered three ugly head cuts and severe bruising while Zimmerman escaped with lighter injuries. Stall was taken home and Dr. Haffner treated him. he is reported to be recovering well.
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Vna
Fleet Stall
Albert Zimmerman
Yellow Springs
Rocaway
Stull
Zimmerman
Treats Martinsburg Well by Gifting Stone Spalls
The Standard Lime and Stone Company through Daniel Baker donated all spall near the crusher to Martinsburg for street repair. The gift eases city stone shortages, and Baker’s ongoing civic efforts are appreciated by city officers and residents.
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Martinsburg
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Daniel Baker
Baker
All Saints Episcopal Church Weekday Services Resumed
News of the Churches reports All Saints will resume weekday services Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Friday at noon The Bible class for young men meets this ensuing St Marys Chapter meets Wednesday afternoon China mission chapter Friday afternoon The Orphanage managers held their monthly meeting The Girls Friendly Society resumes Friday evening Bishop Paret will visit for confirmation on Wednesday December 9.
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All Saint's Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s
China Mission
Girls Friendly Society
Paret
Advertised Letters and Local Fire News items
The Frederick post office lists unsigned advertised letters for October 3, 1903, with two weeks to claim before transfer to the dead letter office. Gentlemen’s names include Edward Amat and others, plus ladies’ names. United Steam Fire Company held a quiet meeting at United Hall approving repairs with a machinist hired to assess the engine replica needs. A frame tenant dwelling on Philip Baker’s Hanver district farm near Garfield burned last Thursday night. occupant Patterson was away. Loss about 300 dollars, insured by Mutual Insurance Company. blaze origin undetermined.
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Frederick City
Edward Amat
Edward Arence
Harry C. Barton
Fred. Schiey
Lavies’ Task
Mica Cela Dutrow
Mra
Keolhafer
Mia
Wallis Shoemaker
Milton R. Zimmerman
United Steam Fire Company
United Hall
Philip Baker
Hanver’s
Garfield
Patterson
Mutual Insurance Company
Washington Camp Meeting Promises Interesting Tonight
The meeting of Washington Camp No 17 P of 8 promises to be notable with much business and the annual report of the financial secretary. New rituals have been secured and the initiatory ceremony will be performed for several candidates. Gift to the Young Men’s Christian Association a chest-weight machine from Narragansett Machine Co enhances the camp rooms. A valuable 22,723r old colt was lost near Lawndale Frederick County due to blood poisoning. Mr Griffith had earlier refused 1.7 for the animal. Miss Mary Piscz of East Fourth Street is ill. Noah Boss of Toledo formerly of Frederick County is very ill. Charles P Babson sold his Westminster farm containing 37 acres to John Liza7 on private terms.
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P.O. S.of
Washington
Young Men’s Christian Association
He Narragansett Machine Co
Thomas G.rifith
Lawndale
Frederick
Grifith
Mary Piscz
East Fourth
Noah Boss
Toledo
Ohio
Freierick County
Charles P. Babson
Westminster Dirict
John
Paving Plans Move Slowly on South Market Street Block
At a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen approved paving for Market street between Patrick and Church streets. Plans by consulting engineer T Chilkley Hatton will be bid after completion. Cement grouting on Hast Church streets started and should finish within thirty days. East Third Street face blocking issues delay surface removal for a fourth of the block. A carload of brick for South Market Street arrived and curbing has been installed, to be completed in a week or two.
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Market Street
Patrick
Church
Fritchey
East Third Street
South Market Street
All Saints
Funeral processions for Galloway Marken and Hichelberger
The remains of Martha L Galloway formerly of this city died in Baltimore of pneumonia at age 60 were brought home for burial and interred at Laboring Sons cemetery with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle presiding. Josiah R Marken's private funeral was held at his West Patrick street home with Rev Dr Elbert S Todd officiating and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Laean Hichelberger's funeral from E Church street extended home was conducted by Rev BE L McLean with pallbearers Frank Broner Eugene Braner William Abracht Niles A Abrecht J W Merchant and interment at Reformed cemetery. A T Rice & Sons and F Schroeders were the funeral directors.
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Martha L. Galloway
Baltimore
Columbus Knott
J. J. Bielfield
Mt. Olivet Cemetary
F. Schroeders
Laean Hichelberger
Frank Broner
E. Church Street
BE. L. McLean
Eugene Braner
William Abracht
Niles ‘A. Abrecht
A. J. Hichelbarger
J. W. Merchant
Reformed Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Month's Health Officer Report Totals 15 Deaths and 17 Births
Dr. F. Thomas reports for September: 15 deaths, 10 males, 5 females, 10 white, 5 colored. ages under 2 to 60 90 with causes including typhoid fever, congenital conditions, heart disease, peritonitis and others. Births 17: 9 males, 7 females. 16 white, 1 black. Contagious cases: diphtheria 2, typhoid fever 4.
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F. Thomas
Attacked on the Road and Will of Josefa Mickle
A man named John Rickerds reports four drunken men attacked him near a residence in this city while traveling from his home. He knocked two down. a third struck him. The assailants fled in a wagon. Meanwhile, the will of Josefa Mickle, Chilean born who died in Baltimore, was admitted to probate in the Orphans' Court. Her remains are to be buried in Mount St. Mary’s Catholic graveyard.
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John Rickerds
Here
Mr. Rickerds
Hem
Josefa Mickle
Santiago
Chile
Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Edward Mickie
Lone Mount
San Francisco
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmits- Darg
Squirrel Williams Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Squirrel Williams, colored, arrested by Officers Holbrazer and Brochey on West All Saints Street for disorderly conduct. He appeared before Justice Smith and was fined five dollars, which was paid.
Work of Death Mrs Emily Waters Passes
Merr Emily Waters widow of the late W D Waters of New Market died at her stepdaughter Mrs Ginnie Williams home on Montgomery county October 2. The funeral occurred Sunday. She was in the 87th year of age. Office Moved Dr Robert Tyson moves his office from the Masonic Temple to new rooms at his home East Church street.
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Emily Waters
W. D. Waters
New Market
This County
Ginnie Williams
Montgomery County
Robert &. Tyson
Masonic Temple
Hore
Eset Church Street
Unclear OCR fragment with financial terms and ads
Fragmentary text shows financial figures for banks and dividends, plus scattered ad lines about men and women clothing, dental services, and office hours. Mentions Frederick County and local store items including suits, rags, and fabrics. Contains multiple truncated phrases and misread names.
Yallott Offutt Wedding Set at Trinity Towson
Major and Mrs John I Yallott announce the marriage of their daughter Lydia Trail Yallott to Thiemann Scott Offutt of Towson. The wedding will be held Tuesday evening October 20 at 6 30 at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Towson. Lydia is a niece of Colonel Charles E Trail. TO BE MARRIED NEXT WEEK readies Stes Jane rive Chiswell Dade and John William Ball near Jefferson and Loudoun county Va. The ceremony will be Wednesday October 14 at the bride’s home. the occasion will be quiet due to a recent death in the bride’s family.
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John I. Yallott
Powson
Lydia Trail Yellott
Thiemann Scott Offutt
Towson
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Yollett
Charles E. Trail
Modern Woodmen Meet Tonight at 8 O'clock
Notice lists a regular Modern Woodmen meeting at 8 o'clock with full attendance requested. Also includes help wanted for a boy 12 to 16 to distribute orders and a market address in East Patrick. Additional items mention dining parlors menu, hats for fall, apple sale, wallpaper department, and decorative offerings.
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Haier
Palace Market
East
Patrick &T
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the Daily News
Till & P. M
W.L. Mooner
The
Weather Bureau
Pinkham Remedi Notios
Sporting Goods
Lakrance Shoss
Opas
Queen Quality Sh Dey
Minstrels
Gen. Johnson
News OF the Churches
Quarterly Meeting
Farn
Board of Aldermen
Curizens' Meeonal Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Lome
Nick Éle
Tartul
Total
National Bank
Dueto Trust Gemader and
Bay Age
Art Geo
Twit Smith
Jeonas B. Haller
Streeter J. B. Baker
Slidstank
Joan Hendrickson
Rue Model
Ovctorer
Jon Thorpriogson
P. S
Nemig & Miller
Nbic & Miller
Liberty
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Main’s
North Market Street
Clinton Bidint
City Hotel Grill
Rmity Hotels Grill
Oybters
Baltimore and Ohio
Niagara Fall
Sonal
Western
Niagara Falls
Rockville
Bropswick
Hagerstown
Keedysvillle
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Toronto
Gorge
Thousand Islanda
Hmit
Osli
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Uppington
Goffee and Tea
Wren
Rodick & CO
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sonk
A T Rior & Sons
Ted
Frederick County Telephand
Farmer's Exchange
Parmers' Exobas
Ghlain
Lour
Sedi
Hay
Hull & Reich
FrRamina
Jong
Hull & Belo
North Market Boreet
R. H. BE. Peterman
Sen
Gay West Franklin Street
Baltimers
City Hotel
D. H. &. Smith
B.C. Mioodekur
Ugs
Brussels
Axminster
Anminster Sama Aise
C. E. Glens
Sears
G. Warneriox
Oyaters
Bate
R.& D. Mantz
Brsaxr & Enorr
L. E. Mellivex
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