Notable Nineteenth Century Figures in Obituary Fragment
A partial obituary list notes births and deaths of figures such as Henry Cavendish Dutch-born chemist. Benjamin West painter born Chester County Pennsylvania. Theobald Mathew temperance leader buried in Thomastown. Jeremiah James Oberlin scholar died in Strassburg. Samuel Jackson Rendall American statesman. General Cavaignac French revolutionary leader. Sarah Payson Willis Fern Brooklyn writer. William Henry Seward governor Levi Fuller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustory
Ucn
Henry Cavendish
Wes
Race
France
Benjamin West
Chester County
Lomdon
Theobald Mathew
Thomastown
Dpperary
Jeremiah James Oberlin
Strassburg
Samuel Jackson Rendall
General Cavaignac
Parw
Sarah Payson Willis
Eldridge Perton
Fanny Fern
Brooklyn
William Henry Seward
Auburn
Cardanal McCloskey
New York
Levi K. Fuller
Vermont
Brattleboro
Wi—Thomas Whiffen
Hutford
England
Beautiful Tonnesen art set free for News subscribers
The Tonnesen Sisters offer twelve copyrighted pictures free with 25 cent shipping for News subscribers. Mounted on black Velour mats 13 by 15, they’re displayed at the Fair Grounds or available at The News office.
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Tus News
Purely Personal Visits and Guests in Frederick Society
A roundup of local and visiting residents across Baltimore Washington and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Wm R Derr Mrs 8 Brunner Mr Samuel Emmoert Miss Carrie Brockley Miss Mollie Jones Mr Cadwallader Woodville Alfred Ritter Seth H Whiteley Nettie D Stokes B Rosenour William R DeLashmatt T W Morgan Annie Dillon Mamie Shriner S Staley Tregelina Orley McCarty Walter G Coleman Bessie Daniels Oslvin Page Margaret H Grumbine A E Nichols Nellie Prentise Q Ridgely O P Shullenberger Irwin McCurdy J B B Stuart Mrs Carlos de Garmendia Relics donor Schluchier presents gloves from 1852 to United Fire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.r. Derr
Baltimore
Alfred Ritter
Second Street
Seth H. Whiteley
F. E. Thomas
Weat
Third Street
Misa Nettie D. Stokes
Chicago
Edwina Clabaugh
East Second Street
East Third Street
T. W. Morgan
Justice Miller, Jr
Staley Tregelina
W.R. DeLashmaté
Misa Orley McCarty
Washington
P. 8. Kankel
Walter G. Coleman
Philippines
Elias E. DeTashmutt
Bessie Daniels
Bakerton
Wm. H. Grumbine
Westminster
L. S. Harrington
West Second Street
A. E. Nichols
Nellie Prentise
Q. Ridgely, Jr
Charles Ridgely
Maple Avenue
O. P. Shullenberger
Trappe, Pa
Hench
J. Scott Grinder
Urbara
Carlos de Garmendia
Miss de Garmendia
Paris
Newport
Nymphenburg
Munich
Fair's great day draws crowds as finance soars
Thousands pour into the city for the fair amid ideal weather. Receipts outpace last year with higher turnout, while grandstand races captivate spectators. Candidates greet attendees as dog shows, poultry, and baked goods draw praise. racing notes include a mishap in the running race and high praise for chain of events.
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Patrick Street
L. Victor Baughman
Newman
Borrasa
Hargett
The
Agricultural Society
Hageratown
Hospital Association
Bertha McSherry
New York
Cascado
Hagerstown Fair Association
Hanson H. Maulaby
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Dr. Lynch
Starker Hall Hosts Varied Runners and Notable Guests
Starker Hall hosted a display of runners and horses with starts noted as excellent. A four horse drag arrived from Hagerstown with Mr and Mrs William H Howard and a party of friends. The group included Genevieve Rust Darrach Lula Feohtig and others as they viewed animals listed for sale at prices up to $800.
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Starker Hall
William H. Howard
Hagerstown
Mrs Howard
Genevieve Rust
Darrach
Lula Feohtig
Mass Anns Sunmocs
Democratic Tickets Arrive for State Offices Event
Democratic candidates Dr Joshua W Hering for comptroller and J Frank Turner for clerk of the Court of Appeals arrived from Rockville at 645 PM with Lloyd Wilkinson secretary of the State central committee. They were greeted by a reception committee, joined by the United Drum Band, and hosted at the City Hotel for supper and a Democratic HQ reception.
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Joshua W. Hering
J. Frank Turner
Court of Appeals
Lloyd Wilkinson
State Central Committee
Rockville
United Drum Band
Dr. Hering
Turner
Wilkinson
John E. R. Wood
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Social Evening Hosted by Mrs Helfenstein at East Church Street
Mrs Charles Helfenstein entertained a small group at her parents residence on East Church street last night. Guests included Cadwallader Woodville of Washington Dr Ira J McCurdy D Guy Thomas Dr Madison Nelson Dr Charles G MacGill Miss Nettie D Stokes from Chicago Miss Edna Clabaugh Miss Louise Potts Miss Nannie Potts and Miss Lollis Fauntleroy. The event featured refreshments and sociable conversation. The United Steam Fire Engine Company annual ball followed at Junior Hall with a large crowd enjoying the evening. Organist Frederick Select Orchestra provided music. organizers were EHC Reynolds Harry Kolb Edward Keefer and Lewis Swain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helfenstein
Charles Helfenstein
Lloyd T. MacGill
East Church Street
Cadwallader Woodville
Washington
Ira J. McCurdy
Guy Thomas
Madison Nelson
Charles G. MacGill
Nettie D. Stokes
Chicago
Edna Clabaugh
Louise and
Nannie Potts
Lollis Fauntleroy
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Junior Hall
Ehc Reynolds
Harry Kolb
Edward Keefer
Lewis Swain
Frederick
A Missionary's Life at Ikoko Station
A missionary journal from Ikoko Station dated June 29 1901 details daily routines, domestic duties, and teaching of local girls. The writer describes organizing a dining room with six girl helpers, training in sewing and housekeeping, and managing supplies delayed by long shipments from England. She notes vacation plans, fishing trips, and a hazardous canoe crossing with a child’s rescue, set against mission life at Stanley Pool and Bwemba.
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Xoxo Station
Maggie
Peerbie Ebbieieieh
Banga
England
Stanley Pool
Matadi
Irebu
Bwemba
Ucase
DYMENEAL COMING WEDDINGS AND MARRIAGES
Upcoming weddings listed for Misa Qgaroline Ross and George Rust Rogers at All Saints Episcopal on October 22 at 1 pm. Miss Birdie May Miller and Ira L Miller to wed October 16 at noon, reception 12:80 to 2:30 pm, home in November at 26 East Tucker Baer. Blaine Garfield Tucker and Lottie Virginia Baer marry last night at 16 North Market Street by Rev S M Hench.
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Qoarda
Misa Qgaroline Ross
Charles Worthington Ross
George Rust Rogers
New York
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Birdie May Miller
Roberta Miller
Ira L Maller
Tucker—Baer
Blaine Garfield Tucker
Lottie Virginia Baer
Hench
North Market Street
In the Law s Grip Before Justice Wood
Joseph Jones was arrested by Officer Holbraner for dis orderly conduct. A $5 fine was paid by Fratice Wood. Eugene Hagan was arrested by Officers Cronse and Jones for drunken and disorderly conduct and was jailed for 3 days by Justice Wood. Augustus Dorsey was arrested by Special Officers McCall and Tubb for disorderly conduct on a B. and O. train between Sykesville and Frederick Junction. collateral posted and a hearing set for Tuesday.
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Justice Wood
Joseph Jones
Holbraner
Fratice Wood
Eugene Hagan
Cronse
Jones
Augustus Dorsey
Frederick Junction
H. J. McCall
W.W. Tubb
Sykesville
Dorsey
Justica Eckstein
Robbery at West Patrick Street Home Stolen Jewelry Recovered
Thieves broke a rear window at Owen McCanner's residence on West Patrick Street yesterday afternoon and stole a watch rings a taser and shoes worth 55. The family was away at the fair and returned to a ransacked house. No suspects identified yet.
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Owen McCanner
West Patrick Street
Smallpox in Maryland Reported Across Three Regions
State Board of Health reviewed Maryland smallpox情况 with fewer than a dozen cases currently, after 49 cases in September across five sections. Vaccination of public school children statewide was progressing satisfactorily.
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Maryland
State Board of Health
Death of Lewis Nolan at Kolb's Alley
Lewis Nolan, a well known colored man, collapsed at his home in Kolb's alley at 9 this morning. He had asthma and fainting spells. Aged 65, he leaves a family. Justice Wood viewed the remains and ruled no inquest needed.
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Lewis Nolan
Kolb's Alley
Nolan
Justice Wood
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at St Pauls Utica Mills
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered to the St. Pauls Referred congregation at Utica Mills next Sunday October 13 at 10 a.m. A preparatory service and confirmation will be held on the preceding Saturday at 2 p.m with Rev. S. M. Hench, pastor.
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St. Paul’s
Utica Mills
S. M. Hench
Will Speak at Oakland Democratic Meeting
J. E. R. Wood of this city has been invited to address a Democratic meeting to be held at Oakland Georgia tomorrow night. He will travel to Oakland for the engagement.
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Oakland
J. E.R. Wood
Vacation day with river crossing and school trip
AfaRgaReTr Suman recalls a wet and busy day with children and five girls, Maggie Rattray, and Vinda head teacher guiding them home by canoe. They endured flooded paths, carried on backs, and arrived home tired yet happy, hoping for a few days rest and to answer letters.
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Vinda
Maggie Rattray
Will Disposes Hey Mauaton Estate for Star Spangled Banner Home
Dr J W Bitonie's will filed in the District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland leaves the Key mansion in Georgetown to widow Mary J Ritchie. The old home of the composer of The Star Spangled Banner ends up in the hands of Mary J Ritchie after Dr. Ritchie sought preservation efforts without success.
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J Ww. Bitonie
District of Columbia
Virginia
Maryland
Key
Georgetown
Aqueduct Bridge
Ritchie
Mary J. Ritchie
Lutheran Mission Society Meets in Waynesboro Pa
The nineteenth annual convention of the Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society of the Maryland Synod Lutheranh church convened in Waynesboro. Rev Mr Aberly of Gunter India addressed attendees and letters from foreign missionaries were read. Auxiliary societies rose from nine to seventy seven with membership increasing from 163 to 3,489 and last year’s receipts totalled 1175.75. The synod reports 48 women’s secretiags and 85 children's bands.
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Lutheran Mission Society
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Waynesboro
Aberly
Gunter
India
Maryland Synodical Soviety
Medal for Woman's College at Pan American Exposition
The Pan American Exposition awards were announced yesterday with 17 divisions and 139 groups containing 680 classes. Juries reviewed about 7,000 exhibits. The Woman's College of Frederick received a bronze medal for photographs chairs and specimens of students work.
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Woman's College
Frederick
Modest Dress Goods Promoted by Falk WREK
John Hendrickson presents a radio segment featuring fair dress wearings for the Pala Modent line with a focus on new fabrics, trims, and colors. Prices listed include 980, 1.35, 148, and 81.08 for various pieces, highlighting black and white combos, cheviot, and heavy cloth suitable for walking skirts and coats.
Trade deals on satin beltings and fur coats
Classified snippet advertises new tucked and corded satin beltings and closing sale on ladies light weight jackets at half price. Mentions fur svarts and Ruby Day Sulliana at popular prices, likely a department store notice of discounted women’s apparel.
Local notices include optical services and excursions
Dr O Highbarger offers free scientific eye exams and affordable spectacles at Park Hotel October 9 to 11. Birely's Palace of Music showcases leading instrument makers at the Fair with daily souvenirs. Mme Leota from Buffalo Exposition offers life readings by palmistry at 93 North Market Street for one week. Dressmaking updates and an excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington on October 13 with round trip fare one dollar.
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Almiatry
Mme
Leota
Buffalo Exposition
Hogtiah
North Market Street
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
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