Obituary notices and historic events from The Daily News
The item lists notable deaths and events including Andrew G. Curtin war governor of Pennsylvania, William Wetmore Story American sculptor and poet, Blanche Willis Howard author, plus references to Jamaica, the Chicago fire, Crespo’s revolution in Venezuela, and Blanche Willis Howard born 1847.
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Jamaica
yWi
Crespo
Venezuela
Andrew G. Curtin
Fennyivenia
Bellefonte
William Wetmore Story
Vallombroso
Italy
Blanche Willis Howard
von Teuffel
St Munich
Warxing News Adverts and Publication Details
Advertisements for THE Warxing News are due by 5 am Wednesday for the new twelve page issue. Copy for changes or advertisements must arrive by 6 pm that day. The paper claims Frederick city and county circulation and offers advertising advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Wasswy
Thoradays
Frederick City
Purely Personal Notes From Town And Beyond
Purely Personal column lists residents visiting and traveling. Charles Jacobs attends York Fair Ray. Luther Nichollas visits Frederick. Cheater Kemp leaves for Baltimore. Elzio Snouffer spends day in town. Mac William Pickett visits Washington. J B McCardell registers at City Hotel. Helena Stauffer spends day in town. Emma Thomas visits Baltimore. Merril Whaley visits William Zimmerman. L Victor Baughman and Russ Baughman depart for Baltimore. Jessie Goodell returns from Washington. John Qorning from Boston visits. Alice Bust visits Miss Nellis Douglas. Lewis Olingan leaves for York Fair. Anna Vernon Dorsey guests at Oatnipio Bradduck Heights. Mrs F H Hauer and son Brace visit Washington. Rev George G Hepburn visits sister. Maj B Y Goldsborough leaves for Washington. Wilfred McQardell spends days at home. Keofsr Toms leaves for Johns Hopkins. O C Carty returns from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jacobs
Luther Nicholass
Frederick
Cheater Kemp
Thie City
Baltimore
Miza Elzio Snouffer
Adametons
Mac
William Pickett
Washington, D. C
McCardell
Hagerstown
City
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville
Emma Thomas
West Third Atreat
Merril Whaley
William Zimmerman
West Third Strees
L. Victor Baughman
Russ Baughman
Jessie Goodell
John Qorning
Boston
Alice Bust
Misa Nellis Douglas
East Third Forest
Lewia Olingan
York
Migg
Anna Vernon Dorsey
Washington
Braddock Heights
F. H. Hauer
Brace
East South Street
Geo. G. Hepburn
New York
Mra. Seamiz
East Fifth Street
Maj
B. Y. Goldsborough
A.B
Wilfred 5. McQa
Bright Itema and Local Notes Preview Frederick Fair
Brief items on local interests and upcoming events. Mentions two weeks to the Frederick fair, mayoral quotes, and snippets about repairs on North Market and East Patrick street. Includes notices of an imp Mandolin Club meeting and neighborly commentary with colorful phrasing.
Doe Confesses Life Story After Court Loss
John Doe identifies as Arthur Spenser and recaps his life from Australia to England to the United States. He admits the theft from Mrs Newcomer’s boarding house but denies other Maryland and West Virginia thefts. His wife, posing as Mrs John Doe, accompanies the confession letters to Cincinnati and a tone of penitence follows his 15 year sentence.
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Newcomer
John Doe
Cirenit
Tobias Newcombr
Maryland
West Virginia
Weyler
Cincinnati
Melbournie
Australia
Paramatts High School
Sydney
Hton
Oxford
England
Yaps Town
South Africa
T. G. Warner
Hagenbeck
Capa Town
Stockade
Etos
Australa
Caps Town
Europe
America
Adam Forepaugh
Baltimore
Regent Park
London
Walton, Main, Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
United States
Brock Park
New York
Shady Side
Glyndon
Washington
Mra. P. A
Africa
Gol
Harry Moore
Halltown
W. VI
Judge McSherry Likely Appointed Chief Justice of Maryland
Dispatch from Annapolis says Governor Smith will appoint three judges within four weeks. Term expiring November 8, 1908, will necessitate successors for Chief Judge James McSherry of Frederick County and Judge Dennis of Baltimore. McSherry may become Chief Justice, with others named before term ends. the new appointees serve until the next general election for full 15 year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Annapolis
Asye
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Thare
Watters
McSterry
Dennis
Chiet
Thas
Judgs McSherry
James McSherry
Frederick County
Judicial Cironis
Henry Lloyd
John Ritchie
Frederick
Montgomery
Court of Appeals
Mosherry Abones
Fostce Alvey
Federal Ooubs of Appeals
Washington
Robinson
Lowndes
George M Runsum
Bussam
MesSherry
Obse Juanes McSherry
Plaintlelf Gets $535.68 Verdict in Main Poole Case
In circuit court the case of Mrs. India May Main versus James M Poole administrator of Lemuel H Poole deceased concluded with a verdict for the plaintiff amounting to 535 68 with interest. The term closed after a lengthy trial in which the court upheld the rule of law and many criminal prosecutions were pursued to conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main- Poole
India May Main
James M Poole
Lemuel H. Poole
Thas
Busiess
Glenn H. Worthington
Frank L Stoner
Worthington
Market Nater Inaugurates Winter Cobstale Report
Market opened at 6 o clock this morning inaugurating the winter cobstale. Apples were abundant and fine in quality. Corn, beans, and tomatoes plentiful with a good chestnut supply. Some turnips large for the season. Nice ripe pears offered and a few grapes. Eggs rose to 22 cents a dozen.
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Nater
News of the Churches Evangelical Reformed meeting at Trinity Chapel
The regular monthly meeting of the Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society will be held in Trinity Chapel at 7:00. A musical and literary program will be rendered. Zinc and grinding make devas lead and zinc paint wear twice as long as lead and mixed by P. L. Bargett & Co.
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The
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
Devas
P. L. Bargett & Oe
Mont Perfoot
Roduce & CO
A. T. Rige & Bone
Attractions and dog show booked for Frederick Fair amid bright prospect
Frederick Fair officials announce high quality attractions including Bicketfandry flying trapeze, Elk Cycle Whirl, and Titiputian boxare Grant and Robinson. A new dog exhibit building nears completion with entries pouring in from all state stations and closing Friday October 10. Maryland Christian Endeavor Union plans state convention in Baltimore October 30 and 31, with Frederick County delegation urged to attend and report back to local societies as Maryland Day marks the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and Robinson
Maryland
Frederick City
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Baltimore
Frederick County
W. E. Bindley
Buckeystown
Kate Thomas
Backeyatowo
Hymeneal notices for Snyder Cramer and Keyser Hamerick
A pretty ceremony was held yesterday at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Miss Elias Cramer and Mr. Snyder of Harrisburg Pa. The couple left for Harrisburg to begin their life together. Also, Alvie Keyser and Belle Hamerick of the county wed at the Lutheran parsonage in a small ceremony on October 1 with Rev Rabiman officiating.
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Anyder— Cramer
Elias Cramer
We Snyder
Harrisburg
Mrs. Snyder
Seyvseer
Hamerick
Alvie
Keyser
Belle Bamerick
Luther Rabiman
County Board Ratifies Road Relocations In Mechanicatown
The Board of County Commissioners met yesterday and ratified the report for a new private road through Wesley Forest and the surveyors plot relocating an 8 public road in Mechanicatown to provide access to a new iron bridge over Owen's Creek. They also ratified relocation of public roads through William Flobr J. Wesley Dresger and Jacob Koogle lands and ordered expenses for the road project. The board is in session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sionera
Board of County Commissionera
Wesley Forest
William Flobr
J. Wesley Dresger
Mechanicatown
Owen's Creek
Jacob Koogle
Jackson
Stolen Ring Recovered and Case Proceeds in Baltimore
A gold finger ring with onyx intaglio valued at 15 dollars was recovered by the State's Attorney Worthington this morning. Charles Chase, caught in Baltimore with the ring, admitted guilt and was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction. Also notes move of Bice & Haller wholesalers to Eldridge building and a local berry shipment from Mrs. J. E. Stup of Riehl's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Hood
City
Charles Chase
Gammer
Worthington
Baltimore
Isis
James M. Hood
Mr. Hood
Chase
House of Correction
Bews
J. E. Stup
Riehl’s Mill
Market Quotations From Local Mart Tns Eastern Milling
Today's market notices show corn priced at 3 dollars per barrel and shelled corn at 6 seats per bushel. Wheat No 3 red quotes 65 and 64 per bashel with oats at 40 cents per bushel. Other items include small figures and typographical errors.
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Tns Eastern Milling & Export Ocmpany
Eny
Tom
Surplus 200000 Dollars Reported by President Baker
President J. D. Baker reports a surplus of two hundred thousand dollars in the organization’s latest financial update. The notice highlights improved liquidity and reserves, signaling stronger fiscal footing for the coming quarter.
The Power of Truth at City Opera House Delights Town
At the City Opera House last night a capable company presented The Power of Truth a melodrama in five acts. Harry Mortimer starred as the hero district attorney in Shelbyville Moz facing White Caps and pursuing justice amid town gossip. Supporting players included John A. Stutter Edwis Browns Frack Hamilton and Emily Curtis with special songs and dances. Mr and Mrs Frank Gilbert celebrated their Baltimore marriage with a serenade and a supper hosted by Mr Geo Gilbert at West Patrick Street. The couple will reside at 22 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Harry Mortimer
Fear
Parka Ars
John A. Stutter
J Edwis Browns
Frack Hamilton
Emily Curtis
Frank Gilbert
Baltimore
Geo
Gilbert
West Patrick Street
North Market Street
Arrest Report Closely Follows Disorderly Conduct Charge
Mary Snowden, a Black woman, was arrested late last night by Officers Holbraner and Mebtling for disorderly conduct. After a minor court action, Testica Eckstein fined Snowden five dollars. in default she was jailed for twenty years.
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Mary Snowden
Holbraner
Mebtling
Eckstein
Local Commerce and Events Note From Frederick City
Local items report Harlan Kefuver selling fine stall fed cattle to Messrs Notneg Brothers of this city. Mentions Rockville Fair and B&O Railroad excursion tickets from Frederick to Rockville for October races with round trip $1.70, plus engagements with Dr. O. S. Highberger at Park Hotel for optical services October 8-10, free examinations. mentions oysters and local business listings.
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Harlan Kefeuver
West Middletown
Mersrs
Negle Bros
Frederick City
Worsac Ee Bros
Dr. O
Highberger
Hast Park Hotel
Rockville
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
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Messrs
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Wholeshe Grafers
Market and
Ochurch Streets
Eldridge
Patrick Pad Court
Doll's Ome
Citizens’ Nat, Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Wu. G. Boker
G. Zomexman
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Jobn Hendrickson
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Prios
John Hlenpriesson
Redig & Millar
Josh Waz
Jamelle Bair
Menrialta
Neidig & Miller
Clinton
Max
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DERG
Market Run
Beech Coane
B. Bappingtom
Beanhard Oil Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sccoung
Ohio River
Boon
Fallon
Baltimore & Ohio BR. R
Frederice
Ost City
L. B. Mulishis
Rodooe
A. T. Ric & Sone
North Market Barret
Rederick, MD
Thomas P. Rige
Wwe
Willard O. Keller
West
Patrick Birket Frederick
Emith
Masonic Temple
New York Hospital
WH. D. Botelee
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
H. B. Petermaz
Franklin
Josefe W. Gayer
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