Historic Obits and Events in October History Notes
The page lists obituaries and notable events from historical dates. It mentions John astieeinta and "alguer" dying in Quincy Massachusetts born 1737, a 1872 wildfire in Pightigo Wisconsin destroying property, a 1904 death of General Mutt W. Remdom Confederate leader, and astronomical notes including sunset and moon phases with Mercury visibility after sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Astieeinta
Alguer
Quincy
Masa
Pightigo
Wis
Ovardy
Mutt W. Remdom
Sallie Burke to Farm Pigs in California
Former Baltimore secretary Miss Sallie A. Burke plans a move to Southern California to homestead and raise pigs for market. Her Merranch spread of about 180 acres near Los Angeles will ship hogs to Chicago, with local help and a companion woman, marking a new venture for Bulmaore women. Burke previously aided political campaigns for Mr. Gather, including distributing campaign literature in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie A. Burke
George R. Gattner
Baltimore
Shay Gont
California
Miss Burke
Merranch
Los Angeles
Anaghine
Misa Burke
Alice
Abe
Chicago
Upton Sinclair
Iss Burker
Ahe
Bachlor
Gather
Crotheig
Mies Burke
Walbert
Charles Street
Lunnyet
Compromised Dockets in Civil Court Proceedings
Civil docket entries show garnishment case against Frank A. Robbins Show Co. settled for $16 after assets in garnishee hands, with J F R Heagy and Eugene L. Rowe representing sides. Spear Bros. Co. v Rouzer concluded sub curia. various heirs and executors face disputed claims. the W. E. Jones Co. won $20 738 against Charles L. Renn for watermelons after appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jegis F. R. Hosgy
Trates
Morgan Cecil
Frank A. Robbins
B. Bernard Baker
J. F. R. Heagy
Eugene L. Rowe
Spear Bros. Co
Laura V. Cadow
Misa Cadow
Thurmont
Robert Aa Caudow
Orphans’ Court
Matilda S. Harvey
Linois
Robert Ed
Cadow
Ha Alam
Justica
Mreast
Courh
Trim
Robert J. Cadow
Sid Cadow
Robert E. Cadow
Feo
Motter and Henderson
Robert Is. Gadow
Matilda B. Harvey
Stoner & Weinberg
Ted
Harvey
Cobleii2 & Waters
Catlow
Spear Bros. Co. Ve. D
W. 2. Jones Company
Baltimor
Charles L. Renn
C. AL Feirstein
Reno
Wan
Mr. Reno
Cour
W. E. Jones Co
Urner & Urner
Jones Co
A. D. Willard
Henn
Personal notices from York and surrounding towns
Purely personal notices list Noah E. Cramer in Washington on business, ex Alderman Joseph Dougines at the York fair, and multiple residents visiting relatives or traveling to Baltimore New York Hagerstown Brunswick Berkeley County and Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Washington
Joseph Dougines
York
Ick
A. J
Greenhouse planned at Mt Olivet Cemetery grounds
A greenhouse is planned at Mt Olivet Cemetery to house palms and large plants. The interior of the storeroom at South Make Street is repapered by Lewis M Haller and repainted in the seam by Wm H Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas G. Buckey
South Make Street
Lewis
M. Haller
Wm. H. Gilbert
Open Reception at Y M C A Tonight
Tonight the Y M C A hosts an opening reception inviting all men to attend and enjoy hospitality. Braddock Heights Orchestra will play in the lobby and a program begins at 8:45 with a reading and selections by the Arion Male Quartette. Refreshments will be served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Braddock Heights
Jahor
Mies 8
Enright
Wolections
Arion
York Fair Draws Attendees Amid Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes report the York Fair drawing crowds from nearby towns, with references to Fayette New York and Gettysburg. The text is garbled but hints at people traveling by the Northern Central Railway and mentions names like Desvid Parker and Bright Pearly Pharmacy in a scattered recount.
Resignations and accidents mark state news items
George T. Melvin resigns as president of Annapolis and West River Bites Compeari. Low water marks 1801 and 183 are noted on the Susquehanna at McCall's Perry. John Hugesen falls from a Baltimore and Ohio bridge into the Susquehanna. neck broken. Ellicott City votes for strict obedience ban. Joseph Butler arrested for alleged killing near J. J. Buhanan's store. Senator Jaline C. Burrows leads Republican campaign opener in Carroll County. Carrie N. Warfield wed George M. Harris in Binghamton. Minnie E. Thompson seeks divorce from Benjamin F. Thompson. Cambridge plant damaged by fire. losses near 2000. Helen Luther Maddox marries B. Louis Lankford. Washington County urges new Keedysville bridge on Antietam Creek after fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Melvin
Tin Aonspolis
West River
Susquehanna River
McCall’s Perry
John Hugesen
Baltimore and Ohio
Ellicott City
Sabel
Joseph Butler
Leonardatown
Charles J. S. Gorton
J. J. Buhhanan
United States
Jaline C. Burrows
Michigan
Crols County
Carrie N. Warfiehd
Mia
Edwin, Ware Geld
George M. Harris
Bingham
Wat Mire
George W. Maddox
Princess Anne
B. Louis Lankford
United States Navy
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Antietam Creek
Keedynville
The Gamblers Fate at City Opera House
The feature film at City Opera House shows a man in a gambling den aided by a widow who lends him money. He marries her, faces threats over a will, and a boy is abducted by Indians before a boatman rescues him. The stepfather confesses and shoots himself after being exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Raffinus
Marriage notices from Baltimore and Ellerton
Announcement lists the marriage of Misa Beagie Watean Foater to Mr. John Robert Hogg in Baltimore as relatives in this city receive the news. Also notes the marriage of Harry Cleveland Haker and Effie Elizabeth Summers of Harmony at Ellerton on September 29 by Elder Charles F. Ausherman.
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Posteir
Misa Beagie Watean Foater
John Robert Hogg
Baltimore
Groon
Steiner Schley
Wing H. Ranisburg
Daker—Rummers
Harry Cleveland Haker
Effie Elisabeth Summers
Harmony
Ellerton
Charles F. Ausherman
Finely Furnished Lodge Rooms Brighten Brunnewick Aerie
Brunnawick Aerie No. 1446 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles completed refurnishing its lodge and reception rooms. The white oak leather upholstered lodge room and mahogany ladies parlor with dark grey leather provide handsome quarters for lodge purposes in this section. Etchison Furniture Store supplied the furniture and L. E. Mullinix provided floor coverings drapery and window shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunnawick Aerie
Eagles
Credit Runewick
Etchison Furniture
Fishing Prospects Improve on Potomac After Heavy Rains
The Potomac yields good food fishing despite recent heavy rains. Large catches were reported Saturday at Cherry Fray, the mouth of the Opequon and No.5, with fine sport for anglers. The river has cleared and should stay clear until the water darkens again, with Harper's Ferry also reporting notable catches.
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Potomac
Cherry Fray
Opequon
No.5
Harper's Ferry
Engineer Davenport Fells Ill On Frederick Street
Ezekiel C. Davenport of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, overseeing the Freder ick Junction bridge, suffered a vertigo attack on West Patrick Street. He was aided by J. Davis Byerly residents, treated by Dr. Charles F. Goodell, and later admitted to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel C. Davenport
B. & O. Railroad
Frederick Junction
J. Davis Byerly
West Patrick Street
Byerly
Chas. F. Goodell
City Hospital
First excursion train to Thurmont on Saturday
Train connections between the W and G Railroad and the Monocacy Valley Railroad were completed today. The first excursion to Thurmont departs the city at 9:00 a.m. and arrives at 10:40 a.m. Officials will be welcomed at the town hall with speeches, and the Creagerstown Band will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Monocacy
Arson Charge Trails Baltimore Suspects in Frederick Case
James Lowe alias Jing Boy is charged with setting fire to Dr. Edward N. Walter’s East Fifth Street homes on Sept 8. George Fisher is jailed on suspicion of involvement. Col. Ewell and Detective Byrne pursued leads with State’s Attorney Willard assisting. A $100 reward was offered by Dr. Walter and a $200 reward by Frederick officials for thief arson convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowe
Baltimore
George Fisher
Thomas J. Ewell
Thomas J. Bures
Janice K. Lowe
Jing Boy
Alais
Jing Renner
Edward N. Walter
East Fifth Street
N.C. B. St
James Jones
Juaics Smiths
Marshull Ewell
Colonel Ewell
Jones
Ewell
Byrne
Marshall Henring
Lowe
Fisher Ag
Galvani to headline New City Opera House two nights
The New City Opera House to host Galvani the world’s greatest hypnotist and mind reader for two nights beginning October 13. He will perform a free carriage drive blindfolded locating hidden articles and a 21 hour hypnotic sleep demonstration in a store display window.
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Galvani
New City Opera House
Turaday
Paychte
Galvanits
Ares
Horaca
Uty
Galvdni
September health officer report from City Health Dept
Dr. Ira J. McCurdy presents the September monthly record for births and deaths. Births numbered ten with nine white and one colored. deaths twenty with twelve white and eight colored. Major causes include typhoid fever, pneumonia, bronchitis, and other illnesses. contagious disease tally lists typhoid fever and feverish conditions.
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Uralts
City Health Offeer
Ira J. McCurdy
Local reader recalls missed paper startles Milan man
In Milan Ohio Mr C M Clem laments missing a delivery and reveals his habit of subscribing for decades. He hurriedly sent a dollar after a letter arrived and asks for last week’s issues, saying Frederick County is his old home and he will continue the paper for many years.
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Dinnar
Milan
Ohio
C. M. Clem
Frederick County
Law's Grip Sees Frank Lee Fined for Indecent Exposure
Frank Lee cotered was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Wm. E. Darner on a charge of indecent exposure on East Patrick Street in front of Union Knitting Mills. He appeared before Justice J. Francis Smith and received a $20 fine, with 30 days in jail if unpaid.
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Frank Lee
Wm. E. Darner
Enat
Patrick Atreet
Union Knitting Mills
J. Francis Smith
Prisoners Sentenced At House of Correction Session
Sheriff Myers and Deputy Sholl escorted prisoners to the House of Correction for sentencing. The docket lists Justice Bebeteine Elmer Ry and Charles Chrishilom presiding with Justice John F. Ketter, Buckeystown, involved in the proceedings.
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Jessup
Myers
Sholl
Prisoperd
House of Correction Cong
Trek K Edwards
Bebeteine
Elmer Ry
Charles Chrishilom
John F. Ketter
Buckeystown
Local Resident Confined by Illness
John T. Bick of the western suburb is confined to his home by sickness. James P. Peery of North Ket Shock offers remarks on improved and able to be owned actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bick
John T
James P. Peery
North Ket
Atake
Curtain Nets and Accessories Sale at Local Store
The notice advertises various curtain netting products and trimmings priced around $1 to $12 per pair, including 60 inch wide nets and Swiss mining fabrics. It lists vendors and styles with limited readable details, urging purchase at the listed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net
Trish Point
Curtatan
Natal
Sac
Local Evening Socials and Small Listings
McCardell's hot chocolates at Lake View tonight. A block party with nine prize winners and French ice cream items. Openia Resaption at the Y promises a good time. 18¢ special. Candy boxes for 19¢ nights at McCarnpauz's. Pattern hats and millinery openings announced by Mrs. E. Parner and Mrs. M. C. Gotsbaugh. Also seasonal chrysanthemums for sale and a new carload of potatoes at wholesale and retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolesman
Phila
Chas
Groff
Prest
McCaniell
Lake View
Howie Mon
McCardel
McCardell
Y. MG
AL Savings Bank
Middletown Bank
National Bank Curtalon and Pirea
Neidig
Wuelo
McCarnpauz
Public School Commissioners Hold Monthly Meeting
The board met with all members present and referred a petition for a colored subpot at Martholows to Col T Brien for investigation. An appropriation of 75 for Day's school wall and pump was granted. Teachers missing reports two days before meetings lose pay until next month. Trustees appointed: Vernon Smith for Mr eB Lewis town district Cornelius Wachter Rocky Springs Wm Leather man Harmony. Due to diphtheria, Myeraville High School will be indef ined, other schools ready. Mabel Harp appointed assistant at Forest school to be assigned as needed. Week long fair advance for teachers and pupils approved for Wednesday Oct 2.
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Board of School Commissioners
Martholows
1. T. Brien
Day
New Market District
Vernon Smith
Horlogeldachodd
Lewistown
Cornelius Wachter
Rocky Springs
Wm. Leatherman
Harmony School
Myeraville High School
Cl Amies
Mabel Harp
Forest School
Fee du Wee
Deed Set Aside by Baltimore Court
Judge Mattis of the United States District Court Baltimore set aside the deed from Goared Ruland to Frederick W. Obenderfer for the house and lot purchased from Huland on East Indiana Hougens core. The case involved C. C. Water trustee in bankruptcy of Albert Sipown and was represented by Waters, Brown, New of Baltimore, with Stoner and Weinberg for Obenderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattis
United States District Court
Baltimore
Goared
Ruland
Frederick W. Obenderfer
Huland
East Ind
Houtens
C. C. Water
Albert
Sipown
Waters Rt
Brown
Jacob
New
Stoner and Weinberg
Obenderfer
Taft Sherman and Jean Club Meeting Friday Evening
Volume of mixed OCR text mentions a Taft Sherman and Jean Club gathering at Warter Street Court on Friday night at 8. Voters are addressed with cordial regulations. Ad reads oysters and broth at a local venue. M. C. A event advertised for tonight.
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Taft, Sherman of and Jean Club
Warters
Court Street
Cnanis B. Gaore
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Fayette
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Citizens: National Bank
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THON
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A. J. Eichelberger
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A. J. Kigqhelberger
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Frederic, Md
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