In History Of Notable Figures From The Daily News
A list of historical birth and death entries drawn from the Daily News archive. Includes figures such as Jons Guke of Argyll birth in 1650, Benjamin WSSI painter born in Chester County, Rev Theobald Mathew temperance leader died 1856, Samuel Jackson Ran. Benj. West, Henry Seward secretary of state died Auburn NY, Jean Wi Governor Gevi K Fuller death at Brattleboro, and Thomas Whiffen actor dying in Stratford upon Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons, Guke
Argyll
Tenjamin Wssi
Chester County
Pai
London
Theobald Mathew
Trish
Olmastoyn
Tippera
Samuel Jackson
Benj
West
Dolph
American Statesman
Philadelphia
Henry Seward
Lincoln
Auburn
Yerba
Inal McCloskey
New York
Jean
Gevi K. Fuller -Of-Er- Ment
Brattleboro
Thom Ifmas Whiffen
Atford
England
Local Social Notes Mixed Trips and Visits Across Town
Fulely personal items report Mrs Rhoda Barry of Broswick visiting in the city. Annie Sisley and others returned from Niagara. Mr and Mrs D Darp back from a wedding trip. Ward Barber and Thos Zimmerman vacationing a few days in York. Mr Thomas G Baskey visiting Washington. Ada Holman of Washington and Mrs V Brander visiting Patrick seat. Mr and Mrs W O Kelso and daughter Kathryn spending the week in York, Pa. Miss Zimmerman has closed her cottage at Braddock Heights and returned home. Miss Lenneas, designer with Armetrang Outer & Company of Baltimore, was secured to fill vacancy caused by illness. Norman L Adams of Baltimore visiting near the city, then returned to Detroit. Mr Alexander Adams of this city was visiting Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rhoda Barry
Broswick
Migs
Annie Sisley
Laat Sacond Straoe
Niagara
Washington
Ada Holman
Brander
Patrick Seat
Kelso
Aitkl
Kathryn
York
Pa- Mer
James B ‘Yéakse
Baltimor
John H.pennett
West South Street
Mises Zimmerman
North Merkos Street
Braddock Heights
Lenneas
Armetrang, Outer & Company
Baltimore
Mira
Norman L. Adama
Thomas J. Altman
Detoot
Alexander. Adama
Nerne Thigcity
Waa Vieleing
Dolour
Funeral for John Burgess Held in Rugeville
The funeral for John Burgess aged 16 years was held at his mother's home in Rugeville on Monday morning, with burial at New Market Cemetery beside his father J E F Burgess. Rev S A Parker officiated as pallbearers and mourners gathered for the service, conducted by D E Falconer was the funeral director. Also noted were services for Harry W Lewis who died in Woodsboro and were held in Jefferson with Camp 44 P O S of A attending as pallbearers. Interment followed at Jefferson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burgess
Nellie Burgase
Rugeville
New Market
Cematery
S A. Parker
Hugh Willis
Dorsey
Stephenz
Distance Stephens
William Wills
William EB. Falconer
Harry W. Lewis
Woodsboro
Jefferson
Morelog
Lutherapour
R. 8
Communion Services at Zion Reformed Church
Communion service will be held at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville next Sunday October 12 at 1015 am Preparatory service on Saturday previews at 6 pm Regular service in Pleasant Hill chapel next Sunday at 215 pm These services will be conducted by the Reformed pastor Rev M Honoh All are cordially invited You cannot expect great business from advertising misuse of time and effort undermines salesmanship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Pleasant Bill Chapel
Theae Servinse
M. Honoh
Democratic Meeting in Frederick County Rally backs Maryland governance
A large Democratic gathering at the corner of Gharoh and Osurtatresia in Frederick County featured speakers including Dr Hertig and Mr Sirne Argun. They argued Maryland’s debt, taxes, and governance favor Democratic rule, contrasted with Republicans, and urged a strong turnout to secure a Democratic majority for Governor Ordthers. Local bands and a formal assembly preceded the speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Gharoh
Osurtatresia
Wm. J. Grove
C. McCardell
McGsidall
Aéting
Maryland
Mary Ingd
Union
Lincoln
Stokes
Biliot-Watch
Straus
A.S Guoldsborough
Mahoon
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Democratic or Republican Boss Rule in Maryland Campaign Speech
A campaign speech contrasts Democratic claims of reform and white supremacy with Republican criticisms of party bosses. The speaker derides Republicans as a boss-led faction and ridicules their platforms while praising Democratic aims such as road funding and voter integrity, and noting alleged GOP reliance on bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hérlag van
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Baltimore
Tha.absoluta
Afiaa
African Party of
Maryland
Tta
United States
Texas
Tribery
Full Dress Uniforms For Baltimore Parade By D K S S Company A
D&KSS DNIKARMS Company A reveals new full dress uniforms to be worn for the first time in Baltimore next Tuesday for Military Day during Home Coming Week. The unit will travel from Northére Osntrsl Railroad arriving around 7:40 am and plans a special late return, with the Regiment Band in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gvernor Wardeld
California
UG Aren
Mao
Martislad Angordt
Northére Osntrsl Railroad
Hegerstowh
Weastmusser
Marriage of Mary Utse Halen to Daliaferro Brown
Bymereal Utse Halen Mary Oviley daughter of Mr and Mrs W Conley of Silver Spring Maryland married De Daliaferro Brown of Westmorland County Virginia. Ceremony performed by Rev C J La Rooks Beltsville with bride escorted by her brother Dr Onarias Conley Adamstown and given in marriage by her father. Bride wore white embroidered pina cloth over satin with lace bonnet. Attendant was Charles Corcoran Jones nephew of the bride. Dr Brown descends from Lee and Dorbin families of Virginia and the bride from distinguished connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utse Halen
Mary. Oviley
Irs
Ohsries W. Conley
Spring, Md
de. Wahem
Miles
Valley
Charrles Corcoran Jones
Dr. Brown Fa
Lee
Dorbin
Virginia
Bridaia
Candidates for Senate and state offices in Maryland
The Democratic State Central Committee set a deadline for filing candidates for the November 4 primary. The long term slate includes Gov Edwin Warfield former Gov John Walter Smith Rep J Fred Talbott former Rep Joshua W Miles former AG John P Poe Gen Joseph B Sath of Talbor county and State Senate president. For the short term ending March 4, 1909, William Pinkney Whyte is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csfttral Committee
Gilroy
Iury
United States Senate
Edwin Warfield
John Walter Smith
J. Fred. O Talbott
Joshua W. Miles
John P. Poe
Joseph B. Sath
Talbor County
Srevate
Suding
Willliam Pinkney Whyte
Evangelical Lutheran Church Annual Meeting Report
The Evangelical Lutheran church held its annual congregational meeting last night. Treasurer O O Warehime reported receipts of 6076 74 and disbursements of 5422 98. Membership stood at 677 with 612 communicants, 21 losses, 29 baptisms and 850 Sunday school enrollments. Elders elected were George H Zimmerman Henry A Hahns and Joseph W Gaverdescona John L Green and Wr C Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Warehime
Gorfirmeda
Repainting Under Way at Besant & Knott Premises
The property at Besant and Knott, East Patrick Street, is being repainted by Michael Kennedy and a force of hands. The residence of Mr George I Wilson on East Patrick Street is also being repainted by a team under Mehbri Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besant & Knott
Patrick Street
Michael Kennedy
George i. Wilson
East Patrick Street
Mehbri
Moberly
The Herberts Bankruptcy Case Proceedings Continued Briefly
The meeting of creditors for Robert and Sona was continued before Major K. E. Y. Goldsborough this morning. Discussion focused on how the Central National Bank may vote in the creditors section and an expected decision on an affiliate’s status was anticipated later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hberts
Creditore
Robert & Sona
KE. Y. Goldsborough
Actalon
Central National Bank
Isis
Trust Company Fails and Receivers Appointed
Receivers Beverly W Aister and William S Bryan were appointed for the Farmers Trust Banking and Deposit Company of Baltimore after a $100,000 bond was filed by depositor Alexander A Robertson. The firm, incorporated in Chapter AL, has offices at 110 Weak Payette Street, Baltimore, and faces equity proceedings to realize on its assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Beverly W. Mister
Elbridge’b. Johnson
Ware Yeaserday
Farmers’ Trust
Sod Deposit ‘Company
Baltimore
Vtor
J Fenton Thomas
Adamatown
Onthaift
Amdnonat
Bencof
Alexandar
A. Robertson
Mesara Baverly W
Aister
William S.bryan
Pha Pillot
Atates Hat
Owapter
Sat
Onda
Cormit
Tha
Aoawer
Lonsymarkeb
Tun Blilty
Réalizs
Hig Agsociates
Args Puroha
Ley
Shotel End Orher
Urer
Gitioors
Messrs. Onillie
Woodall
Howard A. Boots
Galeva
Ar B. Vo
Fragmentary personnel list from a historic clerical page
Readable fragments name assorted assistants and cashiers including Baxek, Morte, Rauspore, Baker, Haxozrr, Hatron, Tomas, and others. No clear event or outcome. appears as a partial payroll or staff roster from an anonymous historical source.
Local shopping ads and political notices from Frederick area
A mixed page of shopping highlights and community notices. Advertised are women and men clothing including wool garments, blankets, sheets, and bed linens with sale prices. Local mentions urge Republicans to attend Braddock Heights events and note upcoming millinery openings. Public notices warn about bill payments and delivery times for groceries and goods.
Fraternal Day Proclaimed in Maryland 1907 by Governor Warfield
Governor Warfield issues a proclamation declaring Wednesday October 16 1907 a legal holiday for Fraternal Day. The week October 13 19 is set for statewide homecoming festivities with a Parade of fraternal orders and observed by general business closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Maryland
Edwin
States of
Fire Rescue At 618 South Bethel Street Baltimore
Police rescued twelve persons from a blaze at 618 South Bethel street in Baltimore after a difficult operation. Other items note invitations to church leaders, dedication of a Taylor farm Catholic seminary building, a fatal train impact near Linthicum, a bipartisan push to import corruption at a Wicomico jobs meeting, a Roosevelt visit request for Baltimore, and a health and livestock board commission drafting a bill to prevent diseased meat and impure milk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bethel Street
Baltimore
Warfield
London
Taylor Farm
Elkton
Murphy
J. Charles Linthicum
Linthicum
Wicomico County
Pribery
Roosevelt
Mathodies Episcopal Church
Board of Health
The
Livestock Sanitary Board
Market Notes on Edibles and New Maryland Bakes
Market notes report a growing trend in the later market and a fair amount of edibles this morning. Notable items include tomatoes, sugar odra, pumping, oitron, and siuer kraus. eggs fetched 23 cents. A new feature features Maryland biscutt sandtarta and plooailily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Homing Pigeon Captured After Yard Sighting
A homing pigeon entered Mr Spencer Zimmerman's yard on North Market street yesterday. It was captured and found to have a band marked Tr. ., 586-20. The bird was turned over to Mine Bertie Mobberly on Dill avenue. A Business Men's Association meeting is set for Friday at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Zimmerman
North Market Street
Bertie Mobberly
Dill Avenue
Bustasa Moan’s Association
Masonic Temple
Church rededication at Trinity Lutheran Boonsboro
Trinity Lutheran Church in Boonsboro, largely repaired, will be rededicated Sunday. Walter McDonnell of the city will join the musical program and give an organ recital Saturday evening. Bishop Paret Voming will visit All Saints Episcopal for confirmation on Wednesday, October 30, with a congregational reception at All Saints on November 1. The usual result notes a lost gold bracelet advertised in The News was found and returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
Walter McDonnell
Paret Voming
Paret
All Saints’ Episicopal Church
All Saints
Tae News
Frederick Aerie 1067 Meets and Banquet Planned
Local note invites Eagles of Frederick Aerie 1067 to a regular meeting on Tuesday Oct 15 at 8 PM with candidates to be initiated. Officers and members will attend a postmeeting banquet. Also announced is a Temperance Lecture by Miss Chrleting I Tinling of England at Trinity M 5B church on Monday Oct 14 at 8 PM. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Aerie
Beorgy KR. Lampe
W. P. Attest
Ernest M. Fox
Sevy
Tempersace
Chrleting I. Tinling
England
Trinity
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Democratic
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Sirne Argun
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Bymereal
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Farmers’ of
MT. Airy
Cetezen
National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick
Capital
Samuel G. Pu
Soper Jas, McSnerry, DE. Karauver
J. D. Baxek
Jupak
Jon G Morte
John B. Rauspore
G. Baker
Troe
HA. Hatron
Ci M. Tomas
Danien Raxek
John
D. Renerickson
Fred. Go
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Brees
Anrieg
John D. Hendrickson
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Maarein
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Bhidig & Miller
Haup
Mra. E. Payne Ansonnocas
Pattern Hate
Weas
Stresta
Prioas
Onas T. KE. Young
Mualo
Woodebora Bard
Geo. R. Gaither
Hammond Urner
James A. Baker
Thomas Parran
Clerk of Court of Appeals
Frederick City
Bagin
Ulng
Public Bae
Swilsell
Publi Auditin
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Tremere
Pom. - Mds
Childran
Désix
Ana
Getord
Ganttel
Morris
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BIOE
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Siari
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Baltton
Kefauver
North Maczat
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Wood
Janis
Tumarilis
Geli
Witithout
Afi
Herbert Thompson
Tamavit Frederick Co
Jebsdamwtt
Nicholas Lod
Patrick
Sappington
Oma
Aires Vo
Ois
Ameriats Feje
John Bruichsy
Madison Street
Samuel Waters
Frederick City Hospital
Edward M. Bader
East Church Street
Charles B. Schaeffer
City Hospital
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