History of this date October twenty ninth births and deaths
AT S I Henry Cavendish born Nice France died December 10 173? Benjamin West born Chester County Pennsylvania died in London 1790 Reverend Theobald Mathew Irish temperance apostle born Thomastown County Tipperary died 1856 Jeremiah James Oberlin scholar died Strassburg born 1785 188 Samuel Jackson Randall American statesman born Philadelphia died 1890 1857 General Cavargnac French revolutionary dictator died near Paris born 1132 Sarah Payson Willis Eldridge Parton Fanny Fern died Brooklyn born 1811 William Henry Seward died Auburn New York born 1801 1825 Cardinal McCloskey prel ate died New York born 1810 Ex Governor Len E Fuller Vermont died Brattleboro born 1841 97 Thomas Whiffen actor died Hartford England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atsi—Henry Cavendish
Nice
France
Benjamin West
Chester County
London
Hev
Theoda'd Mathew
Temperance
Thomastown
Tipperary
Jeremah James Oberlin
Strassburg
Samuel Jackson Randall
Philadelphia
General Cavargnac
Paris
Sarah Payson Willis
Eldridge Parton
Fanny Ferg
Brooklyn
William Henry Seward
Auburn
N. Y
Cardinal McCloskey
New York
Len. E. Fuller
Vermont
Brattleboro
Thomas Whiffen
Hutford
England
The Saturday News previews eight page Saturday edition
The Saturday News teases tomorrow's eight page issue with varied content for ladies farmers and general readers. It highlights The Deacon's Runaway a Perry's Victory tale Terrible Wrecks by Sea illustrated features and regular columns including Mary Jane Market Scribe and church notices all promised as useful timely reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig
Taz News
Deaccon
P. S. Tansey
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tur
Tus
Wis
Satonpay News
Beautiful Tonnesen art studies offered free to subscribers
The News publishes the Tonnesen Sisters art studies, twelve pictures copyright protected and mounted on black Velour paper ready for framing. Subscribers to The News, daily or weekly, can obtain the complete set for 25 cents shipping. A display is at the Fair Grounds and at The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnesen
Dai x
Tae
Minister Coder Arrest In Greenbrier County Case
Rev W D Sharp a Methodist minister from Alvin Greenbrier county was jailed in Charleston W Va on charges of using the mails to commit fraud He allegedly forged checks in prominent residents names and had funds sent to fictitious addresses via Marchington bank and other Greenbrier post offices He is about 30 with a wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Sharp
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Charleston
W. Va
Greenbrier County
United States
Cunningham
Mr. Sharp
Alvin
Robinson
Lewisburg
Marchington Bank
White Sulphur
Greenbrier
New Mill Dam Replaces Damaged Structure
Basil Lewis, a well known miller between Broad Run and Jefferson in this county, has built a new mill dam to replace the one washed away by high water on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Lewis
Broad Run
Jefferson
Fair's Last Day at Frederick County Exhibit
The Frederick County Agricultural Society fair closes its forty first year with a large crowd and strong receipts for the week. Race results and notable visitors including Col. George A. Pearce and Dr. J. W. Hering mark a busy day though crowds exceed capacity of transport. Receipts compare favorably with last year and a gamble at the grounds is noted as largely subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Leas
Tenta
L. Victor Baughman
Newman
J. W. Hering
J. Frank Turner
Court of Appeals
Col
George A. Pearce
Congress
William H. Howard
Hagerstown
Agricultural Society
Wryanoke
Yara
Bra
J. B. Wiseman
Morgantown
W. Va
Purae
B.m
Wm. Cobb
Spring Milla
Cordova
B.h
T. A. Nottingham
Eastville
Vacafes
Costa
Florence
Miles
T. Wm. Hagett
Time
Ned H. Woodmut
Harlem Valley Stock Farm
White Plains
N.Y
Amthilster
John Street
Harrisburg
Improve
McFonee
C.g
F. R. Keys
Linden
A.B Farra
S.mo
J. L. Bocher
Grafton
W.va
Gallant
G.g
C.D. Hutzler
Nor- Tou
Visco Estes Eee Caeces Bramham
E. M. Phillips
Brooklyn
Purely Personal P Mr Allen Schley Visits Frederick
A Baltimore visitor and numerous Maryland and Virginia guests are listed as spending time in Frederick with relatives friends and neighbors during the week. Names include Hopwood Wolfe Mills Strider Bauman and others, with various city connections and local street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Schley
Baltimore
Francia T. Hopwood
Washing*ton
Charles Wolfe
Washington
Frederick
George Mills
J. H. Strider
Leetown
W. Va
Frederick Bauman
Margaret Jones
Mt. Airy
Thie City
Misa Wineberg
Kauffman
West Third Street
Calvin Lease
Keller
C. Peters
Rockville
James P. Viers
Edgar Worthington
Winchester
Albert Swope
Connecticut
Br. Engleman
Union Bridge
Amon Bargee
Patrick Street
David T. Jones
West Virginia
Mamie Staub
F. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Wm. H. Harry
E. M. Zimmerman
Jewel Hay
B. F. Brown
Charles E. Jones
Lestown
B. F. Town
Robert Moberly
Mesara Goode
Appleton
Wis
Viola Kefauver
Anna Keller
Middletown
Melvin A. E. Biser
West Patrick Street
Joseph Cassin
Howard
Cassin
Wm. H. Rameburg
North Market Street
T. C. Harbaugh
Casstown
Ohio
Loniza C. Wilson
Mabel
Harry EB. W. Storm
South Market Street
Rogues and Riches at City Opera House
The Myrkle and Harder stock company presented Rogues and Riches a sensational comedy drama at the City Opera House last night with Har der as Reuben Green and Misa Myrkie as Sue delivering strong performances. Tonight the same company offers Under Two Flags as the bill. Temperance women in Baltimore and Texas meet for the annual W C T U convention in Fort Worth November 15 to 20 with Mrs Markell and Mrs Rone R. Stewart among notable local delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Myrkle
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baltimore
Union
Fort Worth
Texas
Markell
Rone R. Stewart
Kent County
8. T. Miller
Montgomery County
Apple Dumplings Scarce As Apple Demand Rises
The Middle town Valley Register reports unprecedented apple demand this season. Large quantities have been shipped out, risking shortages and higher prices this winter. The paper notes a possibility of buying back some fruit to meet local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley Register
Funeral for Lewis Nolan in Kolb's Alley Home
The funeral of Lewis Nolan, a colored man, was held at 3 o'clock today from his late home in Kolb's alley. Rev. Chas. H. Murray conducted services at the house. Interment followed at Laboring Sons cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons served as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nolan
Kolb
Frederick Fair Dance Opens This Evening at Junior Hall
The annual fair dance by Frederick's young men is at Junior Hall tonight starting at 9 o'clock. The Frederick Select Orchestra will provide the music throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marriage of Hymenkal and Dobe in Lewistown Parish
Charles W. Snook of Williamsport Maryland and Miss Orpha G. Dobe of Oreagerstown were married October 2 at the Lutheran parsonage in Lewistown by Rev. J. A. Asher. Free to subscribers see the display of the Famous Token Art Studies at the Fairy News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fairy News
Baron de Ginzberg Seeks Aid for Boer War Victims in Frederick
The Baron, former chief of the Transvaal secret political service, tours the United States collecting funds for Boer women and children. He has raised over $30,000 and will lecture Sunday at 3:30 PM in the City Opera House, with further talks planned in Middletown. Contributions will be placed in locked boxes and sent to the Maryland Savings Bank Baltimore to aid the Red Cross Society of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
Helier
Baron BH
L de Ginzberg
Fredererick
Baron de Ginzberg
Spion Kop
South Africa
Frederick
On the Law's Grip and Queue of Arrestees at the Fairground
Justice Wood fined Georgianna Price and Hanna Palmer one dollar each for street exhibition. Hanna paid, Georgianna served five days in jail. John Ferguson and Lucian Blackstine jailed 30 days with $5 and $10 bail respectively for disorderly conduct and fighting in Hell's Half Acre. Nobby's Goins released by Justice Smith due to illness. William Ross, John Jones, and Frank Mills released on $100 bail each after shooting crap on the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Georgianna Price
Hanna Palmer
Goer King
Hanna
Georgianna
John Ferguson
Lucian Blackstine
Krog
Holbrower
Hell
Justice Smith
Nobby
Officer King
William Ross
John Jones
Frank Mills
Hector's Death: Poisoned Mastiff Causes Sympathy and Reward
Mr. McClintock Young mourns the loss of his mastiff Hector after poisoning. Readers express condolences and suggest replacements, with one noting the cowardly act and recommending Pena as a watchdog. A $100 reward remains for information identifying the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector
McClintock Young
Pena
Mr. Young
Bank to Build New Structure in Myersville
Myersville Savings Bank plans a brick building at Myecreville on the lot beside Geo W Bittle's home. The bank sold the current property to Statton Smith. construction begins soon with a 20 by 35 foot hall, 15 foot ceiling, a director's room, and a pressed brick front with five towers above the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeraville Savings’ Bank
Ezra Routzahn
E. A. Young
Geo. W. Bittle
Maryland and National News From 1901 Era
Maryland issues include a Confederate veterans reunion in Hyattsville and a Baltimore voter registration tally of 104 708 with 87 859 white and 16 849 colored. Other items note a new bathroom project at Annapolis Executive Mansion, a 10 year sentence for a Baltimore assault on a girl, deaths and obituaries in Delaware and Virginia, and local court hearings on water company injunctions at Havre de Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Hyatteville
John B. Williams
Charles G. Watson
John Ward
Baltimore
Executive Mansion
Annapolis
Fred M. Wise
Yokohama
Naval Cemetery
Richard Stade
Mary E Sanders
James T. MacLean
Cheater
Zion and Rock
Matthew Lyon
William T. Lyon
Port ‘ Deposit
Wilmington
Del
John W. Nott
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
Mount Savage
William T. Maleter
Columbian Club
Albert G. Smith
Ridgely
Caroline County
DeWitt
Frederick Heat
Albert Muenchgensng
Koowo Aa Krenoh
Heer
Water Company
Havre de Grace
Wattera
Balair
Postal card design honors McKinley head in 1901 series
The new issue of postal cards bearing the late President McKinley's head will be perfected soon with a birth and death year flanking the name inset. The cards, labeled series of 1901 and priced one cent, will omit United States of America to free space for postmarks. Tennessen Pictures exhibit at Festal Telegraph Office window on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Madden
United States of America
Weat
Patrick Street
Optical Specialist Dr Highbarger at Park Hotel
Dr Highbarger optical specialist announces free scientific examination October 9 to 11 at Park Hotel. Services include cataract removal and cross eye correction, hearing restoration, spectacles fitted, London Hospital cataract treatments, address 28 N Market St. Also dressmaking and excursions announced for Washington and Luray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Boteler
Lata
Kansas City University
London
N. Market SE
Fair Week Dress Goods and Accessories At Local Fair
John Hendrickson announces a fair week featuring dress wearings and trimmings. New lace and silk items arrive with bargains on black and white fabrics, inspecting pedestrain petticoats, damiel hair chiffon, and heavy cloth for walking skirts. Includes prices from 0.98 to 1.98 per yard and gloves offered with comfort guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Rodock & CO
New Tacked and Corded Satin Beltings Offered
Closing all Ladies' Colored Light Weight Jackets at half price and opening of scarfs at a great saving. Local shop advertises bargains on satin beltings and fashion items.
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Wasuimaros
W. L. Moors
Objet
Weather Bureau
Newa
B. Rosenour & Son
the Saturday News
Perry
Lake Erie
Kilmer
D. M. Stearns
Hrdhive
Monsey
Walkersville
Ron
Hagerstown Fair
California Fig Syrup Co
Leasant
Hymenkal
Biron da Ginzberg Sieke
Will
Stewart “Y
Stewart “‘Y
Don
Misa
Sep
Europe
News OF the State
East Church Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Luray
Baltimore and & Train
John Hendrickson
Opue
Teeleshone
Damiel
Cheriot
Navy
Oxford
Mooho
Hipzicseox
Neidio & Sna
Wie & Miller
Saddlar
Nawic & Maze
Clinton BE. Main
Clinton E. Main
Prediate Pharmacist
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Aeacon
Mosly
Igiahee
Geo
Rodooe
BOE & Xu
A. T. Ricz & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
Fourth St. C. & P
Rick
Fourth St. Fred& Co
Ceresville Mills
Coop Brgap
Ceresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Potomac River
Mik
Willard
K . E, Patrice&t
Edwin Davilbies
Axos S Orner
Devilbiss & Orner, Insurance
Doll & Albany Building
Netdawly
D. H. B. Peterman
A. Atler
Dentis
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Crown Bridge
Nicodemus
North Market
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