Notable Deaths And Births From Early American History
A compact roll of notable figures with lifespans and origins. Elizabeth Crommell widow of Oliver dies at Nerborough. John Hancock born 1737 in Quincy. Franklin Pierce died at Concord New Hampshire. Charles Fourier born 1772 died Paris. General Mahone Virginia died in Washington. General Sheridan died in Hampton Virginia. Rear Admiral John Brady Clitz retired died in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Laie
Elizabeth Crommell
Oliver
Nerborough
John Hancock
Quincy
Mase
Kenry Cristophe
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Vorm
Hartford
Charles Fourier
Para
Franklin Pierce
Concord
N. H
Mahone
United States
Virginia
Washington
George A. Sheridan
Hampton
John Brady Clitz
Beautiful Tonnesen sisters free art pictures offer
The Tonnesen Sisters present a set of twelve mounted art pictures free to subscribers of The News or Weekly with a 25 canto shipping charge. Display or viewing locations include the Fair Ground and The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnesen
Dany
Fair Ground
The Weekly News advertises upcoming issue and deadlines
The Weekly News declares a ready twelve page issue for Thoradsy with the largest circulation in Frederick city and county and highlights advertising advantages. Copy for new advertisements is due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 m. the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
PURELY PERSONAL VISITOR NOTES AND RETURNS
Mrs A M Landauer returns from Baltimore and Mrs L V Baughman from New York. Miss Bankerd of New Windsor visits friends in the city. Mr Robert Swann of Pittsburg visits relatives in Frederick. Mr Charles Smith spends the day in Washington. The Misses Berral of Mt Savage visit the Maulsby family. Miss Miriam Evans of Washington visits grandmother Mrs B F Brown. Miss Emma Thompson of Baltimore visits Mrs O Waters. Miss Nellie Bradley of Emlenton visits Miss Alice V Shriner. Mrs Maggie W Braner of Rochester visits Rev Dr Eschbach’s family. Mrs S E Homer and children visit TMork for relatives and fair. Mrs J B Gregg Custis and daughter return after stay with Mrs O O Keedy. Mrs Louisa O Wilson and daughter Miss Mabel visit cousin Harry E W Storm. Miss Helen Dechert of Chambersburg returns with Miss Katharine Thompson. Col and Mrs T M Hogena and children of Butte Mont return visiting Mr and Mrs Alfred Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Landauer
Baltimore
L.V. Baughman
New York
Bankerd
New Windsor
Robert Swann
Pittsburg
Frederick
Charles Smith
East Second Street
Washington
Berral
Mt. Savage
Maulsby
Court Square
Miriam Evans
B. F. Brown
Emma Thompson
O. Waters
Haat Church Street
Nellie Bradley
Emlenton
Alice V. Shriner
North Market Street
Maggie W. Braner
Rochester
N. Y
E.R. Eschbach
West Church Street
S. E. Homer
South Market Street
J. B. Gregg Custis
O. O. Keedy
Louisa O. Wilson
Mabel
Harry E. W. Storm
Helen Dechert
Chambersburg
C. 0. Keedy
Katharine Thompson
T. M. Ho
Goena
Butte, Mont
Alfred Ritter
Winter items and fair notes amuse the town
Bright items of local interest cover impending winter changes from frost risks to snow shovels. A rum mage sale returns this winter. D F Davis erects a handsome sign at his carriage factory on South Market. A bachelor favors old fashioned grandmothers over new baby contraptions. The Tix EWws offers free access to the Tonne son Art Studies display at the fair grounds this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Davis
South Market Street
Tonneson
Annual Frederick fair opens with pageantry and prizes
The forty first Frederick County Agricultural Society exhibition opened at 11 AM with President Hargett leading a procession from City Hotel to the grounds. Bands played as horses paraded, departments began judging, and exhibits from cattle and poultry to arts and organs were displayed. Track conditions look favorable for record breaking racing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Charles N. Hargett
D. O. Winebrewer
J. Roger McSherry
Patterson
Baltimore County
City
Hargett
Frederick
Circuit Court session marks trials for two cases
Yesterday afternoon in the circuit court William P. Edwards went on trial for keeping a disorderly house, with testimony unfinished at 6:30 and adjournment to today. James King faces a larceny charge over $20.50 from John Lipscomb, as E. B. Eichelberger for the prisoner demurs that the indictment omits money and only mentions goods and chattels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
William P. Edwards
James King
John Lipscomb
Eichelberger
Myrkle and Harder Open Week at City Opera House
The Myrkle and Harder Theatrical Company opened a week's engagement at the City Opera House with a strong presentation of Ups and Downs of Life. A large audience was present and the play was greatly enjoyed. Miss Myrkle is a Frederick favorite and her productions are well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrkle and Harder
Myrkle
New Bridge Proposed Over Hunting Creek Between Lewistown and Thurmont
At yesterday’s session of the Board of County Commissioners a new iron and steel bridge will be built over Hunting Creek between Lewistown and Thurmont. The structure will be 43 feet long with a 14 foot roadway and new steel joists will be installed near Frederick Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Hunting Creek
Lewistown
Thurmont
Frederick Junction
Market Quotation Update From The Local Mart
Local market notes show quotations for corn at 92.50 per barrel shelled corn at 50 cents per bushel No2 red wheat at 65 steamer 58 rejected 50 cents per bushel and hay priced between 13.10 and 14 per ton. Prices reflect today’s rates from J EK W Bargett.
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J. EK. W. Bargett
Fine Dog Poisoned In Yard Of Local Owner Hector the Mastiff
Mr. McClintock Young reports his mastiff Hector poisoned in the yard last night. The 150 pound dog, noted for courage and loyalty, died from the incident.
United Steam Fire Engine Company Ball Tomorrow
The annual ball of the United Steam Fire Engine Company will be held at Junior Hall tomorrow evening. A large Democratic mass meeting occurred at Brunswick last night with addresses by John M. Newman and H. Dorsey Etchigan of the Frederick bar. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special excursion from Frederick to Washington on lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ball
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Brunswick
John 5. Newman
H. Dorsey Etchigan
Frederick Bar
Baltimore and Ohio Railr Company
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Loray Caverns
Luray
Hagerstown
WIRE CABLE SLIPPED IN FATAL RAILROAD WORK ACCIDENT
A heavy wire cable slipped during earth removal on a Baltimore and Ohio line between Alberton and Hallowfield Station injuring six laborers, four from Frederick County. H. O. Gaither, James McDorsin, Ernest Smith, Franklin Freed, Obacles Morris, and John Shill were treated. all but Shill were sent to Baltimore City Hospital. The incident occurred at a curve midway between Alberton and Hallowfield, where earth was being cleared, overseen by contractor J. T. Crider and foreman Martin Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubn Sbill
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Alberton
Hallowfield Station
H. OG. Gaither
Woodstock
James McDorsin
Sykesville
Ernest Smith
Ridgeville
Franklin Freed
Obacles Morris
Buckeystown
Frederick County
John Shill
Shill
Baltimore
City Hospital
Hallowfield
J. T. Crider
Martin Burke
Camden Station
Police Department
Central
Western
Southern
Southwestern
Charles Makinson
Fell Dead in Church Leader Dies at Reading Conference
Abraham Steck a key Iowa United Brethren figure near Schaefferstown Pa died suddenly during a Reading East Pennsylvania conference. The 45 year old, said to have battled a penitentiary sentence, collapsed after Bishop Mills completed ordination with Amen. Apoplexy caused his death. wife present. Shenk’s sudden death caused a stir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Steck
Iowa United Brethren Church
Schaefferntown
United Brethren of East Pennsylvania
Reading
Bishop Mills
Shenk
Suspected Murderer In North Carolina Case
Frank Wilson was arrested for disorderly conduct after drawing a revolver on the Fairground and East Patrick street. Authorities believe he may be the killer of R. S. Jones, chief of police in Shelby, North Carolina, on August 4, 1901, with rewards totaling around $700 for Jim Lowery. A state warrant will be served and a thorough record check will follow.
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Frank Wilson
Holbruner
Wilson
Jim Lowery
R. S. Jones
Shelby
N.Q
Lowery
Democratic State Candidate Reception in Frederick
A reception for Democratic state candidates is planned at Democratic Headquarters on Wednesday evening October 4 from 8 to 10. Distinguished guests will be greeted at B and O Depot on arrival of the Washington train and escorted to the headquarters with Frederick City Select Orchestra providing music. Dr O S Highbarger will offer optical services at Park Hotel October 11 with free examinations and affordable glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick City
H. BR. Rage
el. P. Rieger & Co
Baltimore
Frederick
Rose
P. O. Box
John Hendrickson The Model offers diverse dress goods items
A dated advertisement describes a royal feast of dress goods and trimmings at The Model. It promotes satin and taffeta bands, lace, nets, and decorative bands in white and black. Corsets, jackets, pedestrians shirts, and a strong fall underwear stock for all ages are highlighted with midrange prices and practical quality assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concon
Potat Venice
Dreas Nota
Neidig Miller Glass of Fagin A Sale of Furs Without Parallel
Over 150 items totaling about $1,000 in fine ladies and children's furs offered at a third less than regular. Large assortment marketed as best retail selection, with sable opera scarves, insignia furs, imitation mink, and child fur sets. Also featuring granite waist flannels, velvets, and new colored dress goods at low prices to clear stock.
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GLASB
Fagin
Childen
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the Daily News
Wasuineros
W. L. Moore, Oubiet
Weather Borean
McClintock
Republican Club
Democratic Ciub
Optician
Highbarger
R Dorsets Ree
Jas
E. Walker
Oo Landie
St. John’s School
H. E. Wilcoxon
J.M. Birely
M. F P. Moller & Co
Horse Department
Charles N. Hargatt
Agriculture Society
John White & Son
Adamstown
King Victor
Blas Victor
En Weller
Walker
Jaybird
Charles Wertheimer
Sultan
Lewis F. Kefanver
Middletown Valley
Middletown Valley Coach Horse Company
Rex
Darrow
Paris
Arsa
Agricultural Society
John Hargett
Wm. E. Sponseller
Henry Orum
Ynatius Dorsey
John M. Dennis
Edward Kefauver
A. S. Worden
Pennsylvania
Davona
Dr. Miller
Awine
Herbert L. Cramer
Walkersville
Benjamin White
A. J. Colbert
Point of Rocks
W. EK
Jerseys
Schley
Smith
J. H. Mehbrling
Monocacy Valley
Trenton
N. J
Jersey City
Tennessee Sisters Art Pictures
Bushnell and
Tibbatts
Maryland
Charles Harmer
Charles Bowery
Walter Angel
Thomas
Eckenrode
Carroll County
M. QO. McCoy
Giris
Frode
Matt. Taylor
Belmont County
Oder
Clarence Wath
INP
WNPA
Pere Aphty
J. Aurrep Ritter
J. Roagx McSnerny
Secretariat
Birely’s Palace of Music
Land of Art
Elbers
Todd
D. D
City Opera Horse
Uadies' Mite Society
O' Mmey Leota
Buffalo Exposition
Union Veteran Legion
Gettynberg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Famei Field
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
John Hendrickson
Oposs
Boca
Neidig & Miller
Naia & Miller
Sean
Clinton E. Main
Clinton Kk. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle
Wagaman
You
Rodook & cL
Wright
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soma
Frederige, MD
Rederick CO
P. Rice
E. Fourth St
RICEL
E. Joarte
Fredk Co
Ublic
Ceresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Andi Sandii
Bandi
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
E. Pateiceiat
Edwin Devilbiss
Urner
Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
Doll & Albaneh
Frederick, Ma
Peterman
West
Franklin Street
University
James M. Hadolil
Fredericks Md
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
North Mary
Eureka
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