Dated notes of deaths and events from early history
A fragmented early 19th century item lists deaths of Margaret Maid of Orwis and Andrey G Curtin, notes on the Chicago fire, and mentions of Niam Wetmore Story and Howard Von Teufl, with references to France Spain and commerce. Contains garbled OCR and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HiCheths the Simple
Lune
France
Margaret
Orwis
Orkney
Scotland
Story
Mr Slaughter
Pulaski
Chicago
W—Andrey
G. Curtin
Pins
Lvania
Bellefonte
Bor
Niam Wetmore Story
Iltwubrosa
Italy
Kienche Wills Howard von Teuffi
Smiumich
Irun
Newspaper irregularties in delivery reported by subscribers
Subscribers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to the News. The notice emphasizes quick reporting to ensure proper distribution and timely service.
Local social notes from Baltimore visitors and residents
The column lists residents and guests including Edward Berbart of Baltimore visiting the city, Ira Vernal Moore returning from their wedding trip, Cyrel Grabba of Richmond visiting, Win H. Parker entertaining at the Midlano shore, George H. Weiner on York suspensions, Oha A. Anderson moving addresses, Henry Bestar the florist a guest, Sarah Lenhart and Eli Zoigler visiting East Church area, Florence Heard and Mrs. Wilson visiting Edward M Hadser, Mary Whisne visiting her sister, George Mebinlug and Agnes Wilbide at Jefferson, Arthur Warfield visiting relatives, Dora Mahrifog and Mary Kimmel group returning from Park Mille, M N Zimmerman attending Jamestown Exposition with Old Home Week plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Berbart
Baltimore
Bis City
Ira Vernal Moore
Cyrel Grabba
Richmond A
Win H. Parker
Diltaveans
Mistarno
George H. Weiner
North Market Street
York
Oha A. Anderson
West Third
Obarob Street
Henry Bestar
Hazerdown
Frank Haiwoth
Sarah Lenhart
East Church Aéreel
Yellow Springs
Eli Zoigler
Strat
Wiohas
Baddock
Florence Heard
Mrs. Wilson
Hdward M Hadser
Church Street
Mary Whisne
Henry A. Cramer
East Church Street
George Mebinlug
Mars
Agnes Wilbide
Walkeraville
Jfferson
Arthur Warfield
Oambar- Isud
Clover Literary Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Clover Linf Literary Society held a Friday meeting with vice president H Albaugh presiding. Members presented essays, recitations, readings, and debates on topics from Lincoln to dynamite, concluding with dues collected and the next meeting scheduled for October 1st. The sick list notes Howard Whittler, Harvey Zimmerman, and Maurice Holdcraft receiving updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Lear
Clover Linf Ltterary Sociaty
H. Albaugh
Walter Sinn
Abraham Lincoln
A. Young
K Oashour
K. Davaill
H. Kemp
Wm. McKinley
G Enuode
O. Brandenburg
O. Fisher
E. Kennedy
A. Kemp
R Simmons
F. Snyder
L Bopsat
Mics
Helen Mullinix
K Duvall
A J Young
Walter Blow
Helen Mailini
Say 707 FAW ib lu The Mewa Nleweps prep fRERIVE
Nonsensical OCR fragment provides no coherent event or names. Unable to extract a readable title or summary from the provided text.
Editor and publisher dies by own action at Woodsboro
Harry W. Lewis editor and proprietor of the Banner of Liberty a Woodsboro weekly newspaper committed suicide by hanging in the Woodsboro Osannalog Company factory grounds. He was about 49, had a long career in journalism including The News and the Advancs. The cause remains unknown and no inquest had begun by 1 PM.
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N.wspper
Namur
Harry W. Lewis
Woodsboro
Banner of Liberty
Woodaboro Osannalog Company
Lewis
Justios Trandle
Libertytown
Basil Lewis
Jeffarson
the Recherche
Jeffernon
Frederick
Woodahoro
Advanos
Ister 49
Woodeboro
Deaths and obituaries from Lovettsville to Frederick College
Obituary notices list Jacob Filler of Lovettsville aged 77 and survivors including three children and a brother. funeral tomorrow with interment in Lavetteville. Niles B. Wilhide died at his son’s home near Four Points aged about 70. survivors include three sons. Elmer Ely died at his mother’s home in Hascock Md of typhoid fever aged 18 years, 2 months, 18 days. An infant child of Edward Smith died in Cantaville. funeral at Klesnezsr church. Joseph S. Nichols, colored, died at Union Hospital aged 73. funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home and interment at Greenmount cemetery. Colored infants Martha Obriatian and Arthur Nare noted with funerals at local churches and Greenmount cemetery. A Frederick College literary society was organized October 4 with officers elected for three months and a program committee named. Say you saw it in The News.
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Jacob Filler
Jocob Filler
Lovettsville
Hdward Sary
Tayloratown
HO. Filler
Lovettaville
Myr
William E Filler
Haiz
Samuel Fller
Taylorstown
Lavetteville
Diles M. Wilhide
Niles Bf
Wilhide
George N. Wilhide
Four Polnte
Yester
George N. Wilbaids
John WM. Whihida
Yuk
Petar
Elmer
Elmer Ely
Ella Ely
William &. Ely
Hascock
Edward Smith
Cantarville
Klesnezsr Church
Carroll
Pharah
W. Peters
Fauersi
Joseph Bichols Joseph
Nichols
Union Hospital
Greacamonuné Cemetery
Martha O. Obriatian
Klinehart’s Alley
Marasmus
N. J Gassaway
Lizzie Gardner
Carrie Gardner
Ruth Palm
Myrtle Biggun
Gresnmount Cemetery
Thoman P. Rias
Frederick College
John L. McLane
Paul E Marsh
August T. Brost
FF. Stuart Haller
Orltto
Antony Z Kimmel
Paul BE. Marah
Arthur T. Burke
O. ¥. Sicok
Wea
Campaign cover letter on bribery pledge in Frederick later conflict
A historical letter exchange shows Republican and Democratic county central committees in Frederick County proposing a strict anti bribery pact for the upcoming November election. The letters outline committing funds limits, no votes bought or coerced, and publishing sworn statements of money receipts and uses. A vigilante cross party committee is proposed to monitor polling districts.
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Frederick County
Frupgnicn
George R Dennis, Jr
E.q . Charemas
Republican County Central Committee
Sir
Brederick County
Republican County Funeral Committee
County Central
Democratia
Democratia Party
Prohibition
Timo Ofita
H Contry
Frapenick
O ' Conley
Frederick County Democratic Central Committee
Adamstown
Mid
Str
Baltimore
Repubican
Groner R. Dennis
Regular Fire Company Meeting and Local News Bits
The United Fire Company will hold its regular quarterly meeting this evening at 780 o'clock. Baltimore visitors arrived in the city after a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion bringing 120 guests. A large Democratic gathering occurred at New Market on Saturday the eighth, with speeches by William P. Manlsby and George A. Puarra. Mr Hermann, a popular floriculturist, has enlarged his greenhouses and added improvements to better supply customers, boasting a fine collection of chrysanthemums and newly imported bulbs from Holland. Plant bulbs now for early spring beauty. Mrs Mary K Ecktein sold twenty two Bentz Street dwellings with a large ground to Glenn O Garber. GL M Nixdorf, Sr., broker, arranged the sale.
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United Fire Company
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Market
Mesears
Wm. P. Manlsby
George A. Puarra
Hermann
Florian
Holland
Mary K Eokatein
Bentz Atreat
Glenn O. Garber
M Nixdorf
Cramer & Staukerr
Fidelity Fonda
Mortzazer
City
Montgomery County
Tourmont
North
Starket
Brunswick
Frederick
Asth
Market St
Third St
Market
Singapore
P.O
Missing Heiress May Gain 65 000 From Estate
In Indianapolis a dishwasher Thomas Yeakle Yeakle may gain about 65 000 from the estate of George F Olins after a Chicago court weighs a will dispute. Yeakle, once missing since Maryland seven years ago, is believed connected to a 2 000 000 estate, and his mother Mary L Yeakle of Frederick left him 35 000 in trust with a possible further share from the undivided estate.
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Inadiacspzis
Ind
Chomis Yeakle
Indianapolis
Lefe
Oadtoago
Eewin A. Wakfield
Ohicsgo
George T. Olins
Obiosgo
Yeakle
Yoskis
Milsionaire
Maryland
Mary L Yeakle
Frederick
Thomas Yeakle
Infa
Ohicago
Vallotta
Gline
Mary L. Yeakle
Thas
Ool Oline
Bs Ag
Enseatate
Frederick Art Club Elects Officers for Year
Frederick Art Club held a large meeting October 8 to plan the year’s work and study. Officers elected include President Miss Florence W Doub and several vice presidents, a recording secretary, correspond ing secretary, treasurer, assistant treasurer and librarian. A reception for new members is set for October 10.
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Frederick
Carroll Park
Misa Doub
Japan
Florence W Doub
Mra J H. Apple
Baker Jobhoron
Misa Ada Darrow
Meteor sighting over Frederick and Maryland areas
A brilliant meteor about 5 feet long was seen over Frederick around 10 PM Saturday. Reports say many witnessed the greenish fireball, with similar sights near Baltimore and other Maryland locales at roughly the same time.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
Carty Purchases Lot on Movitiste Property for Two Houses
Mr Harry Carty bought a lot on East Third Street Movitiste property and has begun clearing ground for two dwelling houses. Two remaining lots on East Third Street remain unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Baker and Associates Ledger Fragment in Old Document
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and titles such as Baker, Zimmerman, Duvall, President, Vice President, Cashier, Assistant Cashier, and various personnel. The readable portion suggests a historic bank or company roster with multiple individuals listed and roles unclear due to garbled OCR.
Wayward Fashion Gems and Local Notices From Evening Chronicle
A mixed page notes discounted fabrics with Magni black wool, belts and bags in multiple colors, and a sale at 50c upward. It lists a College Cooking Class now organizing, a domestic science session, and a note on paying electric bills by the due date. Notices include a Union meeting October 7, a frying oysters offer, and K of P lodge events with dates and locations.
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Eaf
Anthony
Newport
Funeral notices and local incidents from a 19th century paper
Funeral notices report Mrs. Margaret J. Stanner buried at Mt Olivet with Rev Heobbach. Mrs. Josephine Warner laid to rest at St. Joseph's Church and St John’s cemetery. James Luther Castis died at Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers Home with multiple family survivors. A. B. Showman injured in automobile mishap. Grayson E Bowers buys a residence near Harmony Grove from George Houck.
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Margaret J. Stanner
Alty
E R. Heobbach
Geo. Ed. Smith
Tasaa
P. Lakin
D. Columbus Kemp
PB. Moreell
Chas
L Oronine
W. Cardell
M. E. Doll
Mt. Olivet
Thos P. Rice
Mres
Josephine Warner
Piros
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Manor
Fr. McCabe
Albert Smith
G Montz Besant
Richard Day
Joseph Chiswell
Howard Arnutt
J. Fenton Thomsa
Philip Kessler
St. John’s Cemetery
C. Carty
James Luther Oastls
Pikesville
Bealdes
Thomas M. Castle
Baltimore
Tom News
David Castle
Frederick
Misses Perry
Eliee Osséle
Elizabeth Halley
Alborea Murphy
Washington, D.C
Grayson E. "Bowers
George Houck
Harmony Grove
Samuel D. Thomas
Market Hours and Rules Begin October 8
Beginning tomorrow October 8 market hours run from 10 o clock a m Renters of stalls and stands may use the market house from 6 to 8 m to prepare displays. Calling before the bell is banned and street calls before market hours are limited. Pedling on streets after market hours or on other days requires a marketmaster permit. Gao Bow Quinn mayor. Pay gas and electric bills by the 10th to save discount.
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Gao Bow. Quinn
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Market Nosios - Optiolar
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Blue Ribbon
Os Womer’s
DragaGardi
Stubion Plotores Jomensusz & Co
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Ororiee
Gas & Hiec Go
Woman’s College
Mayor Smith
Highbarger
E . Mobley & Bro A. Rosenoure’ Etyurpisure
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Roagck & Qo
Puerly Personal
Howard HB
Whittler
Hest Fourth Street
Harvey
Zimmerman
Weat Fourth Asreet
Maurice Holdcraft
City Hospital
Nleweps Prep Frerive
Harry W. Tewie
Arthur Nare
Robert Nara
Gresnmouns
Thomas P. Hice
New Literary Society
Conley
Cnairman
Donnie
Republican Comantrer
Wiha
Bon
Lato Riva
Mary Yeakle
Xearr
Geo. F. Oline
THE
Frederick Art Club
T. Smith
Lord Baltimore
Pater Kemp
Bojom
Josh Perkins
Bijon Theatre
Downing
Theas
TRI News
J. W. Downey
Citrzens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
G Bakerb
Jupex Jas. McSheery, OD
B. Kepadver
Gro
W. D. Barker
Dupes Joux
C.morisr
D. H. Hargett
JOBN
RaMspure
A. Hater
Baker
UO. M. Thomas
Daniel Baker
John D. Hendrickson
G. & P. Telephone
Woman's College
P. S
Joan BD. Hendrickson
Newdie & Buller
Psig & Miller
Beidig & Miller
Hagerstown
St City
Uniteds
United &. F. H. Co
United Hall
Board of Directors
Albert S. Sairn
L. BE. Moiori
Panay
Grobison
Poas
Kore
Mountain City Lodge
Henny Txaiz
A. B. Showman
Frank Bentz
O. F. Goodell
Gagaal Rodger
SIG
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Beazutlisi Dresa
Ares
Shelby-Roove
George 5
Rodgoe & CO
Thomas P. Rice
Batss
Margaret MacKenzie
Qli Emergency
Se Market St
Peterman
W. Franklin Steel
City Hotel
Leefauver
No. 7
North Market Streat
North Market
Frederick, MD
Cramer & Stauffer
Saughdiy
Torrent
Inganore
Appi
Oidstawit
Howard
West Seventh
St. F. Bs
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