In History No. 10 Updates on Notable Natives
In this Oct history note several figures are listed with birth and death details. John, duke of Argyll, born about 1640, Rev Theobald Mathew, notable temperance advocate, born in Thomas town in Tipperary, died 1656. Samuel Jackson Randall, Philadelphia born American politician, died unknown. William Henry Beward, statesman, died Auburn New York, born 1810s. Larah Payson Willis known as Fanny Fern, died Brooklyn, born 1811 or 1816. Cardinal McClusky, prelate, died New York City, born Brooklyn 1816. Miss Mary Grew, abolitionist, died Philadelphia, born 1813. Lorenzo Snow, leader of the Mormon church, died Salt Lake City, born 1800s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Duke of Argyll
Theobald Mathew
Thomastown
Tipperary
Samuel Jackson Randall
Philadelphia
Willam Henry Beward
Auburn
N.Y
Larah Payson Willis
Fidridge Parton
Fanny Fern
Brooklyn
Cardinal McClusky
New York City
Mary Grew
Lorenzo Snow
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Kew Advertisements to Day and Local Listings
Advertisements printed for the day include horses for sale, houses for rent and various shop notices. Names such as Eagens Sponseller City Opera Housse and firms like Neidig & Miller, Osarpots and Ruge, G.S. Radock & Co. are listed among dry goods and openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KEW
Eagens Sponseller City Opera Housse
E. Patrick St
A. Gough Mant
W. H. Valentines Bail
Misses Mants Dry Goods
Neidig & Miller
N. RB
D. Mantz Shirts
Good
Osarpots, Ruge
G.S. Radock & Co
Dry
Phos. Kemp
Routzahn Will Bequeaths All Residue to Widow Mary
The will of George H Routzahn of the county filed yesterday provides that after debts and funeral expenses are paid his widow Mary E Routzahn shall receive all real and personal property for life or in remainder as specified. He also leaves his son Elmer O Routzahn a hundred dollars for farm work and names William M Routzahn and Elmer O Routzahn executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Eatate
George H. Routzahn
Elmer O
Mary E. Rontzahn
William 3. Routsahn
Elmer O. Routzaan
Birthday Social at Kemp Hall Raises Funds for Church
Pleasant birthday social at Kemp Hall hosted by the Mita Society of Grace Reformed church charged no admission but invited donations amounting to a cent per year of the donor age. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches coffee cocoa and nuts with music from the Sunday school orchestra. about $55 was raised for church building land.
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Kemp Hall
Kemp Hallings
Mita Socity of Graces Reformed Church
Auction Sale by Ladies of U S Congregation Pays Debt
The United Brethren church feature room hosted a successful auction led by the Ladies Mite Society with Captain Walter Bannders as auctioneer. Canned goods cakes and other goods were sold. a water color by Miss Flore Doubwar won by Mr Hamilton of Fesyavilis. a Jacob's Well display offered lemonade and cake. The event aimed to pay the church debt and the ladies are pleased with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Mite Society
Walter Bannders
Flore Doub War
Hamilton
Fesyavilis
Jacob
Ars Mauch
Social World Dance Tonight for Miss Willie's Pupils
The first assembly of former pupils and patrons of Miss Willie Ritchie's dancing classes will be held this evening at Junior Hall at 9 15 after the regular class. Dancing will be in order for a shirt waist. Those accustomed to attend are cordially invited. Fell From a Roo I SL Woesear carpenter, about 70, fell this morning from the roof of Mgr John Hoover's 21¢ story house at Emmitsbere while working and sustained serious injuries. His left leg was broken in places and it is thought his breastbone was also fractured.
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Willie Ritchie
Junior Hall
Woesear
Mgrs
John Hoover
Emmitsbere
Restern Milling Exports Market Quoted for Today
Market quotations from Restern Milling & Export Co show corn at 3 per barrel, shelled corn at 60? per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 66 1 4 per bushel, steamer at 64 per bushel, seed corn at 40 cents per bushel, hay at 16 to 18 per ton. Dog show at Frad trick fair tonight led by J Roger McSherry with promises of strong races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eho Leos
Restern Milling & Export Company
Batries Gisss Tontshs
Batries
Memorial 10 Schley Meeting Held in Frederick
Frederick hosts a gathering of President Walls Dr Henry Walls of Baltimore and other notable figures to promote the memorial arch for Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. The event at the courthouse aims to organize a Frederick branch and secure land donations while supporters in Hagerstown and Baltimore pledge contributions. A large turnout is anticipated with prominent backers including Governor Emsh and Cardinal Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walls
Baltimore
Bsokley Triumphal Arch Association
Robert Benning
C. L Keedy
Hagerstown
Frederick
Winfield Scott Sohley
Dr. Keedy
George A. Pentre
Washington County
Merning
Walter Davis
Keedy
Brederick
Ead
Admiral Sobley
Frederick County
Walls
Syacodlation
Woman’s Medical
Autumn Outing in Middletown Guests From Harrisburg Attend Missionary Convention
A group led by Rev. Dr. Gilbert of Harrisburg and several Middletown residents spent an autumn day at the Missionary Convention. They enjoyed supper at Hotel Gaver, toured the Lutheran church Sunday room, viewed the Reform chapel, updated United Brethren church, new houses under construction, the studio of Dr. S. P. Appleman, and visited The Valley Register files. Other local parties joined in the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dr. Gilbert
Harrisburg
Amanda Zimmerman
Emms R
Kate Gillinger
Gaver
Aprese
Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
8. P. Appleman
Valley ‘Register
Moravian Synod Deliberates at Graceham Meeting
The Moravian Synod at Graceham received standing committee reports and debated topics on soul winning methods, reaching non churchgoers, best use of the second service, and young people meetings. Evening sessions included homages and a closing address by Bishop O L Moench of Philadelphia. The participants praised Graceham for their hospitality.
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Graceham
T. W. Shields
York
F. E. Ranb
Philadelphia
Edw. Wolfe
ES. Hagen
Lititz
O. L Moench
Graesham
Fredericktonians Visit Rockville Fair Party
A large Fredericktonians party attended the Rockville Fair yesterday. Members included Charles Wertheimer Elias Ramsburg ex Sheriff Charles Troxell State's Attorney Glenn H Worthing Samuel Darrow William P Lawson Edward Nichols Lewis Clingan Harry Witter and Captain H O Renshaw. They reported warm hospitality from Montgomery countians and returned with glowing accounts.
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Rockville Fair
Won Many Prizes At York Fair By Mr W K Birely
Mr W K Birely of the city won many prizes at the York fair with chickens of varieties including Blue Andalusians white black and partridge Cochins partridge silver and golden Wyandottes Cornish Indian Game rosecomb brown Leghorns buff Wyandottes and buff Black Langshan. He was the most extensive Maryland exhibitor and his birds attracted much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
W.K. Birely
City
Birely
Maryland
Makes People Laugh at World in 80 Minutes Opera
Joan Thompson appears in Around the World in 80 Minutes at the Opera Bocse Monday October 13. The performer aims for eye ear and mind amusement with loud laughter expected from the audience.
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Joan Thompson
Union Kalthing Mills Not Moving From Frederick
Thomas H Hailler director of Union Kalthing Mills denied the rumor this morning, stating there is no basis for reports of removal from Frederick. The statement aims to calm speculation about the mill’s location and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Kalthing Mills
Frederick
Thomas H Hailler
Blackberries Exhibit On Route No 21 Near Richh
George I. Murrey displayed ripe blackberries yesterday afternoon along Route No 21 near Richh with several berries picked in the vicinity. The delivery carer on duty noted the berries as of notable quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Murrey
Rere
Taxdixwe
Bieht
PURELY PERSONAL. MIDWESTERN NAMES ON THE MOVE
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors: Mrs. William P Mauleby leaves for New York. Barry Bowers travels to Baltimore. Beano Harp to Washington DC. Eyler family moves to this city. several locals visit Washington Baltimore Reading and other points. Several returns home and relocations noted, with many names and towns such as Middletown Union Bridge Westminster Frederick Monrovia and Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Mauleby
New York
Barry Bowers
Baltimore
Beano
Harp
Washington, D. C
Harry Eyler
LeGore
John A. Ethler
Rishard Dutrow
Reading
Wm.h Rameborg Hae
Washington
Mine Shriver
Tific
Ohio
Charles Frovall
Emer
Brown
Ausherman
Monrovia
Shis County
Misa Mayme Bronner
Frederick
Macy Schacifer
Ladiesburg
Galvin Nutt
Miss Nash
William Picketé Haa
Barry Sterr
Dacator
Ilnois
J. M. Radcliff
Eaat Second Street
John L. Derr
Washington, D.C
Amon Burgee
Grace
Union Bridge
Westminster
Wm. O. Stine
Middletown
Cumberland
The Sick and Real Estate Sales Report
Sick list items include Osiin Crum on West Fifth Street and Howard Young on East Second Street. Austin Bargaman recovered from typhoid fever. Joan A. and Edwin O Mar Kell now able to be out. William B. Stockton back to activity. Real estate sales show the late John Fox property in Mt Pleasant sold for 505 dollars to Adam Cox. Georges G. Haifer sold Broad Run farm to J. Charles Keller for 12,000 dollars. Capt. Walter Saunders auctioned five lots on West Fifth Street to Robert Ramsburg for 77 dollars.
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Osiin Crum
West Fifth Street
Howard Young
East Second Street
Austin Bargaman
Joan A
Edwin O Markell
William B. Stockton
Hows
John Fox
Mt Pleasant
T. M. Biser
Adam Ccox
Georges G. Haifer
Broad Run
J. Charles Kellar
Middletown
Capt
Walter Saunders
Francis H. Stevens
Washington, D. C
Weat Fifth Street
Robart BH. Ramsburg
Elected Associate Professor at Southern Homoeopathic Med College
At the annual faculty meeting of the Southern Homooopathic Medical College in Baltimore, Dr. J. O. Hendrix of this city was elected associate professor of surgery. He will travel to Baltimore weekly to lecture the junior and senior classes on surgery principles and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Homooopathic Medical College
Baltimore
J. O. Hendrix
Hendrix
Brustocrs Men’s Association Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Business Men’s Association will be held at 8 o’clock tonight in City Hall. Second floor. Zinc and Grinding make Devos igad and zinc paint were twisted as long as each and oil mixed by hand. Sold by P. L. Hargets & Co.
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Brustocrs Men‘s Association
Business Men's Association
P. L. Hargets & Ge
Convicted thief Arthur Spenser linked to Martinsburg past
Dr J B Muse of Baltimore and Prof Bion Firestone connect Arthur Spenser, jailed in Maryland, to a Martinsburg youth named by many as a white man in circus circles. Spenser, born 1859 in Harpers Ferry, is accused of theft as a boy and may have used aliases while living with his mother Lucy Piper in Wheeling. Local reports note multiple alleged thefts in August attributed to a man matching his description, under various assumed roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Muse
Baltivore
Martinsburg
Prom
Bion Firestone
J. B Muse
Arthur Spenser
Maryland Penitentiary
Martinaburg
W. Va
Copviat
Mass
Warden Woyler
Baltimore
Spenser Wan
Ata
Musa
John Doe
Lucy Piper
Egenser
Spenser
Harpara Ferry
Hoe
Storer's College
Harpers Ferry
Ths
Arthur Spanner
Doe
Firestone
Brown
Boo
Mra Spenser
S Circus
Wade Park
Claveland
Cincinnati
Ossa
Spanger
Wheeling
Angort
Emily Metz
Catonsville
Spipier
United Railways and Electric Company
Perfection stoves advertised for warm mornings and evenings
An advertisement promises coal-free heating with the Perfection stove, endorsed by Saks Optical of Washington, D. C. The notice lists show dates at the City Hotel October 13–14 for free examinations and notes special Sunday summer rates on Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road excursions. It also mentions legal and financial services offerings and high cash prices for stocks notes and real estate collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio BR. R
Briderick
Baltimore
Missions Discussed by Sutheran Women in Middletown
Delegates at the Maryland Lutheran Synod Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society session in Middletown heard reports on women’s and young people's activities. Mrs W H James of Baltimore led missions discussion, with other speakers from Baltimore Hagerstown Frederick and Boonsboro. An afternoon session covered weak points and strength, followed by a trolley ride for delegates. A dinner for 200 was held in Bundsy school room. One delegate Mrs Friday of Jefferson injured her wrist in a fall.
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Frank Nelson
Dayton
Ohio
Peof
Mea. Burgee
Patrick Street
Gates Smith
Albany
Georgia
B. F. Humm
Amy
Edith
Ouyahoga Falls
Danial Haller
Clinton
Iowa
Fanny V. Haller
Baltimore
Hiram M. Keostar
Patrick Arrest
Talioa F. Rabardy
Manchester
Mascachneatts
Daughtar
Lyman_Ford
John O. Hardt
Middletown
Ooss
Waynesboro
Missionary Society
Minale
Town
Reno
Harp
Melinda Hanen
Ban Clere
Wisconsin
Warren W. Eling
Polo
Illinois
J. T. God Ephraim H Kline
G A. R
Washington, D. C
T. C. Harbaugh
Ossstowz
Springfield
G. A. BR
D. H. Hargett
East Church Street
Charles Hockersmith
Samuel Hockersmith
Indiana
Joseph Hockersmith
Stippansburg
George A. Gilbert
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Lutheran Synod
W. H. James
D. Miller
Mira
Thomas Deaver
Hubert Knapp
M. Hay Miller
Sallis Protzman
J. D. Mann
Hagerstown
Luther Kuhlman
Frederick
D. A. Britt
Taneytown
Braddock Heights
Myersville
Bundsy
Friday
J. M. Friday
Jefferson
County
Admiral Schley Plans New York Home
Admiral Schley returned to Washington from Trenton after addressing students and receiving ovations in 20 New York towns and New Jersey. He intends to settle permanently in New York City where his daughter Mrs. Stuart Worley now lives, with a summer visit ending as he left for Washington.
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New York
Admiral Sohicy
Washington
Trenton
N. J
New York State
New Jersey
A Presenas
Platinburg
Admiral Schley
New York City
Stuart Worley
Grace Reformed Church Prepares Service and Kids’ Day
Ke ws churches announce a preparatory service at Trinity chapel this evening at 7 20. Due to bad weather last Sunday the Grace Reformed Sunday school will repeat Children’s Day in Kemp next Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graces Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Kemp
Fall and Winter Opening at North Market
Notice of October 15 and 16 exhibition featuring fall hats bonnets and millinery novelties. Addressed to invitees with details for N. E. & D. Maxiz at 16 South Market Street and FPompa rent rolls and hair services noted at 7 West Second Street.
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West Frankin Street
Frederick Grat
Thoreday
N.E.& D. Maxiz
South Markst Street
F.T. Reppts
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the Daily News
Wassisaroy
W.L. Moors
Geo. H. Rodizabn
Schley
Ars
Joen Hendricksc
Saya
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Holipse
Atook
Frederick, MD
D. Barer
Wa. G. Baxar
Wa. G. Zameran Cashier
Duvarn
Jox N
Henorsoxson
Don's Pes
Eack
Amidig & Miller
Sdig & Siler
Eudora Prientigis
Croriet
Priestly
Sayna
Qlinton E. Main
Igerick County
B. Sappington
B. Bappingtor
North Market Street
Logal Mention
L. B. Mulliniz
Steart
ONS Plac
L. EB. Mullireix
Rodoor & Tov Tie Btoun
Aiveain Ota Hebrew Carpeie
Axminstore
Body Brussels
Tapestry Brossele
Ingralus
Bax
Ainoleum
GO. B. Rodour and
A. T. Bice & Bons
A. T. Bus & Sone
Sunsral
North Markt
Byteeet
Prederick
Thomas F. Rue
East Soutth
Frederick County Telephone
Oallark
Professionat. Cardsopee Emitis
Masonic Temple
Tre Rana
Catarre
Lusder
WM. C. Boteler
Market St. Frederick
MD Amadly
Petermar
Joseph W. Gaver
Odice
Dida
Nicodemus
Noan Boraigee
Joan Op Motay
Ecm
Walsereril
New Midway
Heidi
Fredartex Ltd
Deelings
Mrerch
Patrick
Howers
Woodsboro
Ringel
Fencatilia Wath-Dereilings
Peerth St
Noritinee Wropsrty
Becape
Pont
Aosd B.cramer First National Bank
B. Oleve
Peper
O. B. Clare
Rouse
Utica
N. Y
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