In History Notes from The Daily News
An octal clipping lists historical figures and events: Pope Clement II dies, de Conte d'Artois later ruling France, notable births in Exeter and Detroit in 1836 and 1866, Italy’s territorial unification, the Paris Commune era, Gambetta’s era, and mentions of European figures including Du Maurier, Grillo, the Marchioness Ristori and several other names in a dated historical roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Clement II
de Conte d'Artois
France
Wis Cass
Woucer
Exeter
Einitt
Detroit
Italy
Papal
Gambetta
Borge du Maurier
Arton
Grillo
Rom
London
Igulf of
Bute
Dumfries House
Scothern
Ristori
Marchioness
Aos
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Democratic Meeting in Court Square Tonight
A large Democratic gathering was planned for this evening to discuss the campaign. A platform had been erected at the corner of Oteroh and Cours 5 reefs with speakers including Philp Tatrd and Al. McCardell. secretaries named Joseph W. Gaver, Breokeori ge Shaw, Edward Wok, and Lewis Nixdorf Jr. were listed, along with a long slate of ward and district leaders and vice presidents from various counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredarick
Oteroh and Cours
Philp
Mostgolery
al. McCardell
Will
Prestag
Joseph W. Gaver
Breokeori
Ge Shaw
Edward Wok
Lewis Nixdorf, Jr
Prildanis
Wreneurick
John Bartgis
Gsorze A. Gubars
Wielan Adages
Edwara di Jota W. Ab
Edward
Measel
Benjamin
PF. Rioh
Jacob Dadisman
James N.enright
Thomas Boonseller
John A. Kennedy
Harry Brish
Edward Bobrgeder
R. Kemp
Abrahim J. Biehelbeger
Edward Helvlele
Ezra ‘Hanok
Jaman H. O
Thomas Chew
Aowla Swath
Charles Shipley
William
John M. Powell
Mechanicssown
Samuel B. Horry
Johnsville Diatrict
Edward Hobbs
Liberty Alatrios
Edward L.ebel Jar
Backeystown
Digtrlot
Nateon D. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Charles J. Barrick
Orengerstown
Obstles A Lawrence
Singapore
Dilatriot
Joseph O. Shack
Woocaboro
Eli Charles Renu
Ballenger Diatrict
Social World Notes on School Dance Events
Miss Ritchie resumes her glasses in dancing Friday evening October 18 in Junior Hall at 8 o'clock followed by an Assemblis. The first of the serial events, the "pate" Assemblie, will be held Friday night of fair week October 25 at Musontc Temple. A dance at Braddock Heights last night by Raspberry Circle drew about forty couples with Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soctal
Ritchie
Braddock Heights
Peddling Rules and Budget Audit Dominate City Meeting
City officials discussed reforming the produce peddling ordinance and licensing for wholesale sellers. A late audit reviewed 1904 1905 1906 tax collections totaling 12167.78 with 1904 1913.90 1905 8389.64 and 1906 3884.24. The mayor was authorized to seek bids for trench digging for a new main and the light committee eyed extending electric service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pérade
East Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
Edgar K. Smfoore
Wreank Eppaly
Frederick City Hospital Board Minutes Report
The Frederick City Hospital Association board met yesterday to review routine matters. Miss Lite Keller was elected secretary to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Kaidle Castle who resigned. During September fifty five patients were admitted, fourteen discharged, eighty two died, two remaining, twenty one discharged against medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Hospital
Wianagers
Kaidlle
Castle
Alachargad
Fall Pays
Creditora Meer Meeting In Elizabeth Ebert Case
Creditors in the Elizabeth Ebert bankruptcy case filed and proved their claims but failed to agree on a trustee. Major Goldsborough will appoint a trustee for Ebert & Sons once selected. The meeting adjourned to 3 PM to decide the trustee appointment for B Ebers & Bons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creditora Meer
Mra
Elizabeth Ebert
B. Ebers & Bons
Goldeborough
Major Goldsborough
B. Ebert & Sona
Funeral for Joseph B. Nichols Held at West South Street
The funeral of Joseph B. Nichols, colored, was held yesterday at 2 PM at his home 800 West South Street. Rev. S. H. Norwood conducted the services. Pallbearers were Martin Swan, George M. Sewell, M. E. Jankines and Thomas Clarke. Interment followed in Green Mount Cemetery. Thomas P. Aloa served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Frederick County Exhibitors Win at York Fair
Mr H B Witter of near Frederick telegraphs The News that he won the big herd prize for Jerseys with Golden Lad heading the herd. O W Zimmerman sues Frederick County exhibitor telegraphs that he entered six head Guernaeya and took all prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
H.B. Witter
Frederick
York Fair
Jerseys
Golden Lad
O. W. Zimmerman
New Engine Arrives for Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Line
A second steam engine reached the railroad from Boston last night. It will haul freight while the first engine serves passenger traffic on the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington, Frederick and
Record of real estate and licenses in Frederick courts
Business in the Circuit and Orphans Courts for the week ended October 9, 1907 shows numerous property deeds in Frederick County including Maryland Construction Company to Gav. B. Hoke and other transfers. Marriage licenses issued include Charles S. Owen Jr. and Martha B. Kidd among others. court actions list final accounts, inventories, administration letters, and stock sales in estates such as Tobin Gorff and John A Ordorff, with wills probated and executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oircait and
Oircuit
Maryland Construction Dimpany
Gav
B.hoke
William R. DaLashmuts
Nescholas
Otins
Laura V. Kemp
William B
Herman A. Backey
Margaret A. E Buckay
Mt. Pleasant
Doctor W. Zentz
Elmer H .Biack
Thurmont
Elmer E. Black
Doster
W. Zentz
W. Zentz Sod Wite, Real Eatats In Thodrmons
John, M Hahn
Ezra K. Orsmeér
Walkersville
Jacob H. Dudrow
Ezra L ‘Cramer
MD. Pleasant Districe
Pater E. Bussard
Charles L. Busesra
H. Bennett
Wifa
John F
Clarence BE. Miller
Frederick
Charles E Ollngan
Chas. E. Main
Sohlsynville
Georgs Shearer
Walter E. Shearer
Grace L Shearer
Matilda A.O. Kemp
Nettie B Stockmas
Alyases
Hobba
Walter G Rankles
Woodville
Walter G
Joseph H. Rankles
Giserio
Charles &, Wneiud
Martha B. Kidd
Norman’ Cramdon
Maggies Taiburg
Libersytoy
Washington
Ollngan
Gorff
Stovka Hna
Roberts
Leah A. Dabal
Benj
L Dabel
Cornelius Dabel
Milton G. Urner
Dégrange
Laura G. Roddy
John A Orxdorff
Robars
Annan
Anns B. Blsir
Emanuel Reunzar
Geessees
Aan Rebecos
Jas. W. Baltzell
Wm. W. Baltzell
F. McClellan Baltzall
Repainting and improvements across Frederick streets and parishes
The report notes repainting at George Salter and Mantz properties on North Market street under George Gttinger and J H Lamps, plus interior improvements at Gam Dining Parlors. All Saints Proestant Episcopal church house also slated for repainting under Mehrl F Moberly. Football: Frederick College vs Highland town Military Academy at Athletic Park Saturday Oct 12 at 2:30 pm with care departures every few minutes. tickets priced 70 cents for the missed Saturday game rescheduled due to railroad ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Salter
North Market Street
Baing
George Ghttinger
Northern Central Railroad
Pater Mantz
Belng
J. H. Lamps
All Saints
Court Streas
Mehrl F. Moberly
Gam
South Market Street
Frederick College
Highlandtown Military Academy
Athletic Park
Maryland
Frederick Colleza
Injured Boys Hurt by Dynamite Cap Blast
Two ten year old boys Charles Haller and Harbert Gilbaré were hurt yesterday morning when a dynamite cap exploded after one boy lit it after collecting several caps. Haller injured his right hand badly while Gilbaré escaped with slight wounds and a big chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haller
Harbert Gilbaré
Young Haller
Evangelios Lutheran Church Convenes Annual Meeting
The Evangelios Lutheran church holds its annual congregational meeting this evening at 7:80 oclock. The treasurer will present the financial report and officers will be elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelios] Lutheran Church
Dispute over estate sales and trustees’ commissions
Proceedings in a pending suit seek court approval to sell large tracts of real estate and set trustees’ commissions for the estate of the late George T. Cline. Attorney William Eitohia of Obiosgo cites claims of $192 000 for commissions as the case targets redistribution per the codicil and potential cancellation of sales. The trustees have disposed of property totaling about 1 622 000 in proceeds, including a 1 000 acre Indiana tract and a 792 acre sale, with questions about fair value and fees before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krugtees
Williiam Eitohia
Obiosgo
Wadletta
Yeakle
Georrge T. Cline
Grioaga
Qol. Oline
Aonrt
Double and single weddings in Maryland and Pennsylvania
A series of wedding notices from Redland Maryland Graceham and nearby areas details several nuptials. The listings include Henry Kropps and William Wag, Ernest and Leslie Fraley, Wills Seiss and Ora Saylor, Georges Bishop and Eva Main, and Allen Smith with Rhoda Howard. Couples are described with attire and reception notes. The more formal weddings occur at the Lutheran parsonage in Redland and the church setting in Graceham, with addresses and future home plans provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutharan ‘Parsonage
Redland
Ernest Lee Fraley
Charles Alfred Fraley
Margaret Fraley
Near
Fins Hill
Seiss
Saylor
Wills John
Fon Seiss
Migs Ora May Saylor
Graceham
Catheran Parsonage
Charles B. Steak
Maatoh
Bisho
Georges W. Bishop
Pisteburg
Misa Eva E. Main
Dayeville
This County
J. O. Main
Smith—Howard
Allen B. Smith
Rhoda
Ellen Howard
Boyde
Montgomery County
Loyal Temperance Legion Frat Meeting Invites Youth
Rev W F B Grafts of Washington lauds the Senior Loyal Temperance Legion as a strong, intelligent youth organization. The Senior STL will hold a Friday evening frat meeting at 8 pm in WO TU Hall. All boys and girls thirteen and over are invited to attend.
Officers list from bank staff roster
The document presents a truncated roster of officers and staff including roles such as president cashier assistant cashier and named individuals like Jas. MacStzrey, DeE. Kevauven, Wu. Sacha, J.D. Baker, Morraz, D.H. Haxerrr, Jos Rawanuke, Harte, Wm. G. Baker, CG. M. Tomas, with unclear punctuation and several illegible entries indicating a historical clerical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joper Jas. MacStzrey
Dee
Kevauven
Gro
Sacha
J.D. Baker
Jungs Jonnc
Morraz
D.H. Haxerrr
Jos
Rawanuke
Harte
Wm. G. Baker
PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS FROM HAGERSTOWN AND AREA
Local brief lists visitors and residents. Dr O H Highbarger of Hagerstown stays at City Hotel. Henry Wood from Brunswick visits. Mr and Mrs Charles B Miller journey to York fair. Lewis M Kuntz in York for a few days. Mrs Allen B Lampe in Hanover PA for several days. Charles Reed of Cumberland visits ship city relatives. Mrs Charles Roberts of Baltimore visits Mrs R D Easton. Litter Mrs L G Flaust returns from Norfolk. Miss Coleate Roelkay returns from Harmony Grove trip. Nena Knott returns from Baltimore to home near Frederick. Mr and Mrs Freak Nelson of Dayton Ohio visit Park Hall area, return home. Adalyn Knott returns from Baltimore for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Hagerstown
City
Henry Wood
Brunswick
Charles
Miller
York Fair
Lewis M. Kuntz
York
Allen B. Lampe
South Market Street
Hanover
Charles Reed
Cumbesriand
Ship City
Charles Roberts
Baltimore
Mra
R.D. Easton
North Market Street
L. GC. Flaust
Norfolk, Va
Misa Coleate Roelkay
Harmony Grove
Nena
Knott
Frederick
Freak
Nelson
Dayton
Ohio
Ano
Burges
Park Hall
Adalyn Knott
David V. Knott
Woodsboro Literary Society Seeks Next Meeting Address
The Woodsboro Literary Society held a regular meeting on Saturday evening, October 5, at Se'alock with officers nominated and remarks delivered by W C LeGore, R Paul Smith, O H Barrick, B W Sarxton, Calvin Keeney, and Miss Jennie Barrick. A meat inter eating program is planned for next Saturday night and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Harvest Work and Church Notices From Walkersville
County correspondence from Walkersville reports farmers sowing wheat. A communion service is planned at the Lutheran church on Sunday afternoon November 8 at 2:80. No preaching on Sunday October 20 and at United Brethren church on Sunday. Mr Wm Strine of Frederick visited locally over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Susan Rhinheart
Wm. Strine
Frederick
Braddock Heights Concert And Political Rally Oct 1907
A notice from Frederick County invites residents to Braddock Heights on Saturday October 13 1907 for a band concert from 11 to 12 30 and a Republican political rally with speakers George R Gaither Hammond Urner Berg James H Baker and Thomas Parran addresses to begin at 1 o'clock The event promises fireworks in Frederick Otty in the evening and urges families to attend for a day of profit and enjoyment with music and campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flepadlican
Braddock Heights
Banda of Music
Gso. R. Gaither
Hammond Urner
Berg
Thomes Parran
Frederick Otty
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