Charles the Bat king of France obituary note
A fragmented obituary segment from The Daily News dated October 6 lists Charles the Bat, king of France, Louis Philippe, and a series of brief biographical entries including Mme Goldschmidt Briceer, born in Stockholm, and Narriet Hosmer the sculptress born in Woerum Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistory
Charles the Bat
France
Louis Philippe
Paris
Mme
Goldschmidt
Briceer
Stockholm
London
Narriet Hosmer
Woerum
Mass
Frances Trollope
Adolphus Ami
Newspaper subscription alert urges prompt reports
A brief notice requests subscribers to report promptly to The News any irregularities in paper receipt or delivery.
Akbar's Experiment Tests Language of Children
A historical note describes Akbar the great testing language by exposing twelve children raised apart near Agra to three languages Sanskrit Arabic and Hebrew. At twelve they were summoned and each spoke none, replying only by gestures revealing they had learned none of the languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Charlemagne
Tohluc
Akbar
Agra
First Come First Served in a Fractured Scene
Fragmentary local page text shows a senior student Jones facing social awkwardness as Robbins arrives in a dim coat. The piece mixes stray quotes, a London Telegraph fragment, and odd moralizing blurbs about education, punishment in Afghanistan, and medical cures.
Matrimonial Events Highlight Ijamaville and Catootia Furnaces
Miss Mary Crawford wed James Melville Cromwell at the Crawford home in Ijamaville. Rev. Harrington officiated with a reception then a southern tour. Elizabeth B Powell wed Luther E Leatherman at Catootia Furnace with ceremony by Rev. Chas. E. Kaller. The couple departed for Wilkesbarre after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crawford
James Cromwell
Ijamaville
Miss Powell
Leatherman
Catochin Furnace
Thomas Crawford
Mary B. Crawford
James Melville Cromwell
Melvius Cromwaill
Bockeystows
Father Harrington
St. Joseph’s Church
Barry Swomley
Lora Crawford
Agees Cromwell
Phil Keuler
Adamstown
Burck
K. A Burck
Leatherman—Powell
John M. Powell
Catootia Farnace
Wm. Powell
Lohengrin
Belya Wiles
Lewistown
Thurmaont
Wilkesbarre
Local Notes and Social News from Monocacy Area
Mr. Theodore Beesing of North Market street enjoys time along the Monocacy banks. Mrs. E. D. Hudson opens a store on West Patrick Street. Improvements fronting Mr. Wm. Daneenberger’s residence on West Patrick Street. Messrs Harry W. Boware and Richard Ross catch two fine fish on Monocacy near Buckeystown bridge. Miss Kate Bartgis of this city named to the credentiat committee at the Baltimore WCTU convention. Mr. Wm. D. Baumgardner of North Market Street nets two large carp on the gags house road weighing 14 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Beesing
North Market Street
E. D. Hudson
Clinton B. Willard
West Patrick ' Stress
Wm. Daneenberger
West Patrick Street
John W. Walters
Harry WW. Boware
Hichard Ross
Remarkable Business Streak and Stockholders Meeting
Mr John A De Lashmutt of Buckeystown has run his mercantile business for 36 years without missing a day due to illness. A Richfield Mining Company stockholders meeting at City Hotel room 24 drew 55 attendees to discuss plans and directors for the year as Dr S T Hatfoer Fickes of Scranton and Major Cooper of Washington prepare to go to Nogales Arizona for the meeting on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. DeLashmutt
Buckeys
Thas
DeLashout
Richfield
Richfield Mining Company
City
8. T. Hatfoer
Fickes
Scranton
Major Cooper
Washington
Nogales
Arizona
Apple Peeling Party At West All Saints Street
An old time apple peeling party gathered last evening at the residence of Mr J Clarke Davisbiss on West All Saints street with many friends. Music and a late collation followed. Rev Edward H Ingle and wife of Millwood Us sail Saturday on the Kenigin Laise to Nice and the Riviera. Ingle will preach a farewell sermon next Sunday.
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J. Clarke Davisbiss
All Saints’ Street
Edward H. Ingle
Millwood
Ingle
Episcopal Church
Nice
Riviera
Ingia
de. Osborne Ingle
Improvements at the Home for the Aged
Work proceeds at the Home for the Aged with an enlarged dining room a new window closets and winging doors addition. A commodious new laundry will be built and equipped with modern improvements for better service.
Local Residents and Visitors Parade Through City Streets
A jumble of names shows residents and visitors from Walkersville, Pittsburg, Baltimore, York, New Windsor and beyond in town for visits, travels, and brief stays. Several pedestrians and families are noted at homes on West Patrick Street, North Market Street, East Patrick Street, and nearby avenues, with returns from trips to Little Rock, York, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Pearre
Sitend
Court of Appeals
Ira J. McDuardy
West Patrick Street
J F. R Heagy
North Market Street
Elmon
Jamison and
Walkersville
Pittsburg
Eldridge Haines
Walkereville
Edward M. Molesworth
Mr. Atry
Aurelia Stoner
Derr
Cereshire
Laura Hall
West Fifth Street
Baltimore
Wo. Schroeder
Araby
Henry O. EK. Fox
East Patrick Streat
York
Clarence Porter
Little Rock
Ark
Aaron R Anders
East Church Street
Union Bridge
Chester Brandenburg
Foxrville
Charles L. Benn
Mattie Shook
Dillavance
O. Thomes Kemp
Annis Harbaugh
Foxville
Sarah Phreeger
Gbaries Boblitz and Children
Hanover
George Roelkey
Oime
Eugenes Guy Phebos
West Pat- Tick Street
Minnie Molesworth
Ijamsville
Morgan Cecil
South Market Street
Miller Mantz
New Castle
Frank Mantz
Olarke Place
Robert Porter
William James
East Third Street
J. Addison Ingis
All Saints’ Rectory
Charleston
M. A. Rowe
Kenosha
Wis
Minces Ritchie
Grace Ayres
New York
Jacob
Gorman
Isabelis Warfield
Fannie Warfield
James R. Warfield
Hass Third Street
Folger McKinsey
Warner McKinsey
Value of reading notices in newspapers debate
A column discusses the value of placing reading notices for advertisers and the newspaper, noting that advertisers should pay for ads and papers should charge for space. It argues in favor of allocating value and price for such notices. Local notices list several individuals on sick lists and medical updates.
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National Advertiser
St Paul wreck and Emancipation event chaos
Special Dispatch reports the steamer St Paul wrecked off Point Gorda with ninety three passengers and sixty four crew rescued. An Emancipation Celebration planned by the Lincoln Emancipation Club at Athletic Park failed due to no shows by speakers, though Doersey's drum corps marched through the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errera, Oon
St. Pauligs
Point Gorda
Lincs
Local Market Quotes From Mr G Waring Tyeon
Local market notes list prices for oats and wheat with various grades and conditions. Oats shelled priced at 55 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red trades at 680 per bushel, damaged at 50 cents, rejected at 552 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Baseball match set for Point of Rocks and Adams Town
A four game baseball schedule between Point of Rocks and Adams Town clubs was arranged and played on a Saturday afternoon at Adams Town. The notice serves as an advertisement for the event and urges interest in the upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Adams
St Adamstown
Booming bid for Frederick W F and G Railway link
The Washington Frederick and Gatlynburg Electric Railway is hailed as a boon to Frederick, with advocates urging local support to connect to Thurmont and expand trade. Prominent backers argue a rail line from Frederick to Thor mont could cost about 130000, with plans to raise 60000 in stock and bond issues seen as gilt edged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick
Frederick County
Wears
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Baltimore
Gee. Wm. Smith
Freederick and Middletown Electric Railway
Thormont
Eben
Slylog
Neidie Miller Shoppers Delight at Shoppes
October store sections entice with new fabrics and low prices. Reed Dress Goods and Silks offer Moire Velvet and Henrietta silks, broadcloths and blankets featured. Local notices advertise dances, Egg-O-See demonstrations, heating stoves, gas lamps, and discounted rail fares to the West on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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Vic
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Artizans
British Columbia
Coloredo
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Baltimore 1& Ohio Railroad
New Loom Rugs Offer Modern Ingrain Styles at Mullinex
L B Mullinex announces a new Ars Loom Drag gers line with a variety of floor coverings replacing older Wool Ingrain Carpet. The ad promises different styles including copies of Oriental rugs, highlighting latest novelties and urging readers to visit the closest Mullinex location.
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Oarest House
Local Bank Board Names and Officers
Board members and officers listed include J D Baker as President and WM G Zimmerman as Vice President. Cashier is Samuel G Duvall and Asst Cashier is Wm. G. Zimmerman. Authorized capital F100,000 and $250,000 noted.
M'raig and Midway notes from local visits and events
Local items record visits and daily happenings in M'raig and Midway. Names include Wills Gittinger, Rebecca Poole, Bessie Tregoning, Osrrie Barnes, and many Fraley relatives. The Rev J A Wright closes a three week revival at Mptows and starts at Pleasant Grove, with several members joining.
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Mptows
Rav
J. A. Wright
J.A. Wright
Pleasant Grove Church
Stewart Boyer
Balsimors
Menarice Browning
Laytonsville
Guy Boyer
Philadelphia
Frank Boyer
Ethel CO. Fank
Alvin Duppy
Arthur T. Burke
Frederick College
Harrison E. Day
Frederick
Local notices and schedules from Hagerstown fair season
The fragment lists railway trips Frederick to Hagerstown with dates October 9 10 11 13 and 18 and 11th. round trip price 90 cents with special through cars on Wednesday and Thursday leaving Frederick early morning. Additional items note fall winter openings and public notices including pattern hats and Bonnets October 12 13 14 1905, emergency hospital event October 11, dancing classes, oyster shop promotions, holiday closure October 9, public sale of market stands October 7 1805, and local business updates including gas and electric bill discount reminders and store removals to 12 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fair
Baltimore & Onto R. R
Vis
Frederick and Middletown
Frederick
Osre
W. Oo. Otesixe
M. O. Getzbaugh
N. Manger
Eye Nose and Throat Practice at Frederick MD Hotel Visit Notice
Practice limited to diseases of eye ear and throat. Next visit Saturday October 7 at City Hotel. Consultation and examination September 15 to October 1 from 3 40 to 4 30 pm at 38 North Market Street Frederick Maryland. Teeth extracted without pain using nitrous oxide gas with no after effects.
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Franklin Street
Baltimore
Ederick
City Hotel
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Church Street
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Darwin
Isaac Newton
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London Telegraph
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A. E. Pearre
Wm. E. Stanp
H.S. Landis
Crear
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the Bick
George F. Abreont
Weet Bouth Streat
Mamis Cisbaugh
Srath Market Street
Edwin Moberly
East Fourth Street
Frederick Otty Hospital
Irving Landaser
East Caorchntreek
Baltizcoza
ST. Paul
W.f
B.R
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ASES
Citizens’ National Bank
John Mendricklor
October News
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Percale
Urtaln Swiss
Joqgn Hendricgksol
Neidig & Miller
Neidie & Miller
Mountaindale Grove
Orpra
Ose
FrRepgxick Gas & Ececrai Co
South Market St
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monamental City
Citizens Nat Bank
J.D. Baker
Pragnent
Asst
Cashlar
Jepex Jas. McBurnent
Keraever
Gro. Wu. Suitz
J.D. Baer
Jupersno
C.morrrr
D. KH. Hanortz
Jomn
Rasssrae
Tos
H. Harirr
Ww. G. Barxx
C. A. Yeomas
Dasiko Sarre
M’raig
Svenlog Ie
Wills Glittinger
Ads Baker
Kemptown
Misa Rebecca Poole
Luther Lease
Bessie Tregoning
Osrrie Barnes
New London
Edw. Lease
Courtney
Charles Fox
Bret
Charles Hnoomer
Alonzo Hahn
Charles Renner
John Albaugh
Randolph Barrick
Wire
F. O. Renner
Clemon Eyler
Milton Fogle
Ths Place
Will Singard
Diamond Holland
Washington, D. C
George Seidling
Jennie Stup
Otho Ramsburg
Barnesville
Rirs Francis Fraley
J. B. Bisch
Otto E Bregenzer
Hocky Ridge Lutheran Church
John Valentine
Littlestown
Harner
Kingadell
Chase Hobinson
Rooxy Ridge
William Mort
de. Wm. Teron
Olas
Junnior Hall
W. M. Rircui
Aleo
B. Rosexiore & Boxs
Market and
Patrick Streets
Wittarp
Garrett
Markss Blaster
Jeanette Steck
Osll
Callege
J. E. Paice & Co
Oneite
Stace, Keller & Co
George
Redock
Campion
Bodook
Thos. P. Rice
East Fourth Streets
D* H. E. Peterman
L. Befauver
Aftival Specialise
Srede
C. E. Foster
Kefauver
Mossy Cecil
Hersperger
East
Patrick Street
T. Z. Birspercer
Eases
Carty’s
Porstture
Thor Rint
Snd
Patrices Street
Eass Patrick Street
H. ¥. Dutrew
Bihiargeyard
Simmarlédet
Sapptiretos
Ghina
Ian Mow
Angie
Quadoor
City Nai
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