In History by The Daily News Oct 6
Oct 6 in history features notable deaths and births including Charles the Bald king of France born in Paris died 183, Jenny Lind the singer born in Stockholm died in London 737, Marriet Hosmer sculptress born Watertown Mass 185-Signed events mention Frances Trotiane English author and Dr Cunningham Getke style commentator. The text also notes the boxer uprising era and a mission to Nanking leader born in Sas.
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Mycharies the Bald
France
Lous Philippe
Paris
Jenny Lind
Mme
Gokischmiat
Breat Singer
Stockholn
London
RS Marriet Hosmer
Watertown
Mass
Iss
Frances Trotiane
Saa
Tadolphus
Annred
Screens Subscribers Report Promptly
Screen subscribers are asked to report promptly as the News Omly notes regularity in receipt of papers.
Akbar’s Experiment and the Language Signal at Agra
Akbar, the famed mogul of Hindustan, allegedly tested a childrearing method to discover natural language by confining children and ordering Sanskrit Arabic and Hebrew scholars to determine which tongue they spoke. The tale recounts a sealed palace, a mute nurse, and a ritual examination before the emperor to reveal a spoken language.
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Taled
India
Charlemagne
Akbar
Agra
Saazkrit
Roral
AbRbar
First Leme First Served tetfrom a jumble of quotes
A garbled column piece mixes dialogue between characters Jones and Robbins about dinner plans, plus several short extracts on learning, punishment, and a stray moral proverb. It includes stray mentions of a Greek professor, Darwin, Newton, Napoleon, and a punishment scene from Afghanistan.
Allayed Itching by Chamberlains Salve in Eczema
A stray line from a 19th century ad claims Chamberlains Salve instantly relieves itching from eczema and skin diseases. It asserts many cases cured and notes sales at A L Pearre’s drug stores.
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A. L Pearre
Matrimonial Vents Peepty Autumn Creremon
Miss Mary Crawford and Mr James Cromwell wed at Tramville. Miss Elizabeth Powell marries Luther Leatherman near Catootia Far The ceremonies featured full wedding marches and noted attendants, with receptions at the brides home and future travel to Wilkes Barre.
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Mary Crawford
James Cromwell
Iamerille
Miss Powell
Leatherman
Catoctin Furnece
Thomas Crawford
Tramvville
Mary 5
Crawford
James Melville Cromweall
Melville Cromeall
Near Backeystown
Father Hardington
Ss. Joseph’s Church
Goths Manor
Harry Swombsy
Lora Crawford
Agnes Cromwell
Pith Kaessler
Adamestown
Borck
L. A Baorck
Leatherman—Powell
John M. Powell
Catootia Faroacs
Elizabeth B
Luther E. Leatherman
Daniel Leatherman
Lewistown
Obas
BE. Eksiler
Mary Martin
Wm. Powell
Lohengrin
Belya Wiles
Mrs Lastherman
Thurmons
Wilkenbarre, Ps
Local Notes And Business Bits From The Monocacy
Brief items from local residents include Mr Theodora Buesisg enjoying riverside time on Monocacy, Mrs E D Hodson opening a West Patrick street store, and improvements on Mr Wm Dannenberger’s residence. Fishermen Harry W Bowers and Richard Ross report fine catches near Bockeystown bridge. Kate Bartgis of this city appointed to credential committee at Baltimore W C T U convention. Mr John A Delashmutt, Buckaytown postmaster merchant, marks 36 years of uninterrupted business. Richfield Mining stockholders meet at City Hotel to plan for Nogales and Athens trip and year ahead.
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Theodora Buesisg
North Market Street
E. D. Hodson
Clinton B. Willard
West Patrick Street
Wm. Dannenberger
Patrick Street
John W. Walters
Mesars
Harry W. Bowers
Richard Ross
Bockeystown
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Baltimore
Misa Kate Bartgis
Wm. D. Bauwgardner
Market Street
Monacsoy
Gas House Road
Richfield
Richfield Mining Company
City
S. T. Heffner
Mr. Fickes
Scranton
Major Cooper
Washington
Nogales
Athens
Idth
Apple-Peeling Party At West All Joints Street Home
An old time apple-peeling party was held at the residence of Mr. J. Glarks Devilbies last evening. A large number of friends and guests attended and a variety of musical selections were performed. Later a collation was served to close the entertaining evening.
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J. Glarks Devilbies
Going Abroad For Rev Hiward H Ingle and Wife
Rev Hiward H Ingle and his wife of Millwood California have booked passage on the steamship Bonning Sui se sailing October 14. Ingle recently resigned as pastor of the Millwood Episcopal church to accept a call in Nice and the Riviera. He will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday. Ingle is cousin to Rev Dr Osborne Ingle.
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Hiward H. Ingle
Millwood
Ingle
Episcopal Church
Nice
Riviera
Osborne Ingte
Falk
J. B. Black
Orta E Bregeezer
Rocky Ridge Lutheran Church
John Valentines
Lisslestowne
Barcer
Kingsdale
Obas. Robinson and Family
Rocky Ridge
Sandsy
Milea Edns B. Miller
Near Loy's
Misses Fisher
Owen's Creek
Amanda Nape
Harry Beitler
Near Loy’s
Mew
Legore
Store Extension Apprenticeship and Remodeling Plan
Storeroom at North Market street formerly used by Mr. Wm. E. Staup will be remodeled and connected to the storeroom already used by Mr. H. S. Landis and will be leased to him for continued use in the near future.
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Exteomon
Wm. E. Staup
North Market Street
H. 8. Landis
Cesar
Improvements at Home for the Aged Highlight Renovations
Ongoing work at the Home for the Aged includes an enlarged dining room a new window closets and a swinging pantry. A commodious laundry will be added with modern improvements.
Personal notices from city and surrounding towns
Purely personal items listing Mr George A Penacro Dr Ira J McCardy and others visiting and traveling for business A long roster notes residents from Baltimore Foxville New Castle York Pa Ijamsville and Kansas City among others visiting family relatives and staying at local addresses in the city and nearby towns. Several names are tied to streets such as West Patrick Street North Market Street East Patrick Street and South Market Street with mentions of trips to Pittsburg Little Rock York and Baltimore and visits to friends and relatives.
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George A Penacro
Court of Appeals
Ira J. McCardy
West Patrick Street
Oster Town
JF. R Heagy
North Market Street
Elmo V. Jam
Ayaikarchiks
Pittsburg
Eldridge Hales
Walkersville
Edward M. Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Aurelia Stoner
Oerceville
Laura Hall
West Fifth Street
Baltimore
Wm. Schroeder
Araby
Miles Mattie Shook
Dill Avenue
O. Thomas Kemp
North Market Strest - Misa
Annie Harbaugh
Foxville
Moss Sarah Phiseger
Oberlea Boblitz and Children
Hanover
George Rositkey
Bera Retorpedome
Eugene Guy Phebus
East Patrick Street
Minnis Molesworth
Ijamsville
Morgan Cecil
South Market Street
Biller Mantz
New Castle
Frank Mantz
Clarke Place
Robert Porter
William James
East Third Siest
J. Addison Ingle
All Saints’ Rectory
Charleston
A. Bowe
Kenoads
Wis
Ritchie
Grace Ayres
New York
Jacob H. Gorman
Mia
Isabella Warfeld
Fannis Warfield
York
James R. Warfield
Bass
Third Street
Folger McKinesy
Warner McKinsey
Loonies Woerner
East South Street
Edward D. Shriner
Goo. Houck
Milton 8. Zimmermen
Whitfield Diehl
Kansas City
Walter Getty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Question of Free Reading Notices in Advertisements
The piece discusses the value of reading notices for advertisers and whether newspapers should charge for space and ad exposure. It argues space has value and newspapers should not give away advertising time or epoca for nothing. Also lists local sick lists and hospital treatment updates.
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National Advertiser
St. Paul A Wreck and Emancipation Celebration Fail
Special dispatch reports the steamer St Paul A wrecked off Point Gorda with three passengers and sixty five crew rescued. An Emancipation Celebration at Athletic Park failed due to no speakers. Dorsey’s drum corps paraded the streets in the afternoon.
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EvRema
Can
St. Pauliza
Point Gorda
Lincsaln Emanccipation Glad Yesseriaya
Dorsey
Local Market Prices From Tyson's Market
Today’s quotations show cre grain and fer barrel at 32.50 shelled 55 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 7c steamer 68c per bushel. Rejected 5?2 per bushel damaged 30c per bushel. Goods 33 writes all baskets.
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Abe Local Mart
G. Wating
Tyson's Market
Qaots
Gots
Baseball game scheduled between Point of Roaks and Adam town clubs
A Cassball match is arranged for Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Adams town. The event pits Point of Roaks against Adam town clubs and serves as the main local pastime for the community.
Frederick urged to back W P S G railway plan
The Ostootia Clarion urges Frederick to support the Washington Frederick and Gattysburg Electric Railway. It argues boosting freight and trade will benefit Frederick, citing a proposed line from Frederick to Thurmont with an estimated $130,000 cost and $60,000 stock target. It quotes former Frederick and Middletown Railway president William Gao on the project as a sound investment.
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Washington, Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Baltimore
County Correspondence M Kaig and Nearby
The M Kaig area reports a protracted meeting at the M church starting Sunday night. Residents like Miss Ada Baker and Miss Rebecca Poole visit friends in Union Bridge and Frederick, while locals note farm improvements and social visits in Avery and Midway. Rev J A Wright closes a three week revival here and begins another at Pleasant Grove, with several members joining the church. Miss Esheal O Fank breaks her wrist from a hammock incident and local students continue study at Frederick College.
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Wills Gittinger
Union Bridge
Ada Baker
Bemptown
Rebecca Poole
Luther Lease
Frederick
Bessie Tregoning
Carrie Barnes
New London
Courtney
Charles Fox
Bank leadership and officers listed with balances
The document lists J. D. Baker and others as bank officers with titles including President and Cashier. Surplus funds are shown as $100,000 and $250,000, along with various names and positions in a financial ledger style entry.
Shoppers at Neidig Miller Advertise Fall Dress Goods
An old Frederick store ad for Neidig & Miller promotes new dress fabrics and silks, including Moire Velour and Black Peau de Soie, with prices. It also lists blankets and a Wall Street style sale, plus notices on local events and reduced railroad fares to Washington and Baltimore.
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Muakeskin
Thades
Bricht P
New J Tolors
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
California
Arirons
British Columbia
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio Railrard
Baltimore
Bunday, Cor
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
New Woollen Carpet Offerings At Ars Loom Store
L. E. Mulliner advertises new "Ars Loom" drapers offering distinct from Woollegrain carpets. The ad touts new weave and Oriental rug inspired styles, inviting customers to see within store hours for the latest floor coverings and novelties.
Local notices from Frederick and Hagerstown fairs and events
Local items announce the Hagerstown Fair train service via Frederick and Middletown Railway with round trip fare at 90 cents and multiple travel dates October 9 10 11 12 13 14 supporting schedules through October 14. Also notices for Fall and Winter openings including Mrs M O Galzbaugh at 223 N Market St and dancing class openings with W M Richards in Frederick Maryland.
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Baggerstown Fair
Baltimore & Ohio R. B
Frederick
Excarsior
Csion
Detatia
Hagerstown Fair
Frederick and Middletown
Batordsay
Osra
W. C. Quister
M. 0
Galzbaugh
Thureday
N. Manexr St
GCG EENA Advertises Dinner Sets and Lamps in Frederick
The ad promotes a large Frederick store stock including dinner sets from 5.50 to 20, toilet sets 2 to 10, lamps of all kinds, and decor with new patterns. It touts the B and HL lamp as the worst lamp worldwide, the Ange lamp as ideal for dining rooms, and offers careful packing and delivery with in-store demonstrations.
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GCG Eena
Frederick
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Mamita Olabaugh
Edwin Kcherry
Haat Fourth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Irving Landaser
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Formont
Gors Blaenberg
Charles Hummer
Alonze Bahn
Charles Renner
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Randolph Barrick
Wire
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Avery
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Dolly Ball
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Mildred
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Oscar
George
Frances Fraley
Linwood Zimmerman
Will Sinyard
Diamond Holland
Washington, D. C
George Seidling
Jennie Stap
Othe Ramsburg
Barnesville
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baker
Baker J. D. Baker
Wat. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Jopar Jas. McBaxer
D.E. Erraever
Gro. Wa
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Jopar
C. Mores
D.B. Hanarrt
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Taos
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Talepaous
October News
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Neidig & Miller
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L. E. Mulliner
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Questa
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W. M. Rircsis
Gem
Wiba
Heliday
B. Rosemore & Fors
Patrick Streets
Witraap N. GarrRerr
Jesuette Steck
Taschees Clase
Small Boya
Frederick College
J. E. Paice & Co
Cassie
Stacr, Keller & Co
Rodock & Ce
Rodour
Thos. P. Rice
P. Rice
Peterman
Franklin Street
Erederick
Marizdawly
Anc Sennen
L. Kefauvbe
Artivab
Church
Starket
C. E. Foster
Frederick, MP
Waranty
B. H. E Befauves
Cherch Street
Pro Moreux Oeols
Ainsiderad
Wwe
Besant & Enott
Brent
Bersperger
East Petrick Strew
Carty’s
Para Ture
Azgeie
S.E. Winebrewer
Dr. BK
Dotrem
N. Market Sr
Larea Sizbie
Clingan
N. Market St. Taraedet
Sapptivets
F. B. Sappington
City Balk
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