In History and Astronomical Events for Oct 24
The entry notes Westphalia ending the Thirty Years War in 1648 and the birth of philosopher Gassendi in 1592, Webster's death in 1852, Webster’s 1907 funds deposit, plus astronomical data on sunset, moonrise, and the new moon in Libra with Mercury nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westphalia
Europa
L'Twrre Gassendi Or
Gassend
Daniel Webster
Americas
United States
New York
Bun
Constellation
Libra
Minon
Mercury
Settlement Dispute Over Three Racehorses Attacked
Three rare horses Merry Lagsiv Twister and Ethel Berthi owned by Geo Huntingdon of Washington were seized by Deputy Sheriff Darner and Agricultural Society officers after a pending $600 pool privilege remained $150 unpaid. The horses were pursued, attached near Mt. Carmel church, brought to Frederick, appraised at 125 each for the two and 60 for Ethel Bertha, and later admitted owned by Huntingdon. The case cites a bet dispute and judge action affecting the race outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Lagsiv
Twister
Ethel Berthi
Geo. Muntingdon
Washington
Adamer
Baltimnore
Mt. Carmel
Bain
J. OK. Robinson
Darner
Robinson
Huntingdon
William Robinson
Tia
Warehime
Agriculural Society
Messrs
D. Princeton Buckey
Guy K. Motter
The
Agricultural Society
Jacob Bourbick
Religious services and meetings listed for Sunday
Local notices invite worshippers to Sedleysville Mission Church and multiple area churches. Services, Sunday schools, sermons, and special events led by named pastors and ministers across churches including Evangelical Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Episcopal, Lutheran, Trinity M E, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, First Baptist, and Methodist Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedleysville Mission
Church of the Brethren
Evangeical Reformed Church
Joseph H. Apple
Chas. F. Steck
D. D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert
West Patrick Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
G. Mosely Murray
Diocese
John Paul Tyler
Grace Reformed Cbarch
S M. Hench
KL. McLean
Hanover
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kincofe
Christian Endeavor
Gateso
First Baptist Church
Floyd W. Putney
Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Shipemaker
A.J Gill
Epworth League
C. A. Gilson
A Srehytecisu
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Edward Broome
Smieton
Josef Barnby
Dixon
Eomne
Barnby
Funeral services and interments detailed for multiple obituaries
Funerals were held for Ruth Oliver Myers at St. John's Catholic Church with muza by Rev Fr W J Kane and music by the convent and Sunday school choir. Pallbearers listed. interment Mt Olivet. Mrs Thos O'Brien's service occurred at Araby chapel with Rev Hengon. pallbearers included her sons and sons-in-law. interment Mt Olivet. John Taylor's remains arrived by B and C R R. funeral at St John's with pallbearers named. interment St John's Cemetery. KF Schroeder served as director and William A Ebert left for Baltimore to oversee remodeling work on the Nort Avenue M E contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Oliver Myers
St. John’s Catholic Church
Muza
W. J. Kane
Wm. Shoffler
Frank Staley
Hugh Gittinger
Paul Kusemaul
Adee Radclffe
Harry
Frank Perkins
Chas. Hartman
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
John Taylor
Wm. McCaffrey
Joseph ©. Eisenhauer
O. P. Bennett
Charles B. Statey
St. John’s Cemetery
KF. Schroeder
Alleged Horse Thief Arrested in Carlisle
C S Henry was arrested in Carlisle by Sheriff Myers on larceny charges involving a horse, harness, and gear from Geo D Miller, a Lancaster liveryman. He allegedly hired a team October 19 to go to Wolfsville for a marriage, failed to return, and was caught selling the outfit for 50 dollars. He appeared before Justice J Francis Smith and was committed in default of 500 dollars bail. the stolen outfit valued at 212 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Henry
Carlisle
Myers
Geo. D. Miller
Henry
Miller
Wolfsville
Bently
Igerrote Village Plans Camp and Exhibition
The Igerrote Village will camp at the promod for about a week and then exhibit at the First memory event. They are of See 7b Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty
E Way Mayor J B Fleming of Frederick
Among Frederick’s notable residents is ex mayor John Edgar Fleming of West Fifth Street. Born June 22 1839 in the Market Street home, he worked in tanning then served as market meter and cattle weigher before a single term as mayor 1892 1893. He later held police office roles and retired from public life. He married Annie Keller in 1892 and Sallie Kehler as his second wife. he had children Thomas W Fleming and Mrs Murray Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Edgar Fleming
Weat
Fifth Street
Meming
Dre. Thomas
Catherine Margaret Nuss Fleming
North Market Street
Charles W. Miller
John H. Zeigler
John B. Kunkel
Frederick Kehler
Fleming
Fannie 2. Cagan
New York
Robert £. Vleming
Ontario
Canada
Fair profits seen despite uncertain expenses
After partial counting of fair entrance receipts, manager Motter projects expenses may top last year’s by over $1,000 but expects a solid profit. Last day featured exciting races and a controversial judge’s decision on a heat for suspected crooked riding, with Wee Girl earning a notable win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
Wee Gitt Beewee
Hailworthy
James, Jr
Andy H
B.A. Wilson
Newark
Ono
Ee Ardy Arvie
RH. V. Smith
Frederick
Carlos de Gurmendin
Tinearoma
Bellman
H. NL Catt
Lmano- Voor PO Wan
YMCA Education and Gym Classes Set to Begin
The YMCA announces night classes starting Wednesday November 4 with classes twice weekly taught by E Russell Stockman. Subjects include commercial arithmetic English grammar spelling business correspondence and penmanship. Fees total 1.50 for twenty five evenings. Enrollment ends November 3 at the YMCA office. A separate gymnasium class for ladies opens Friday October 30 directed by Walter G Barker with prompt 340 start and free entry for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
E. Russell Stockman
Law Officers Face Disturbance Charge and Fines
William Foreman colored appeared before Justice J Francis Leith charged with resisting an officer after a disturbance at Kidwiler saloon. He was fined 20 or 60 days and paid 5 with balance due. Hiram Doughty was cleared of larceny charges over an ice cream can mislaid at Hershberger’s stand. Sallers was fined 10 for drunkenness and insulting ladies, with 30 days in jail for default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Foreman
J. Francis Leith
Foreman
Kidwiler
King
Cronenberg
Justice Smith
Foreiman
Cave
Hiram Doughty
Providence
Rhode Island
John Hershberger
Doughty
Fair
Hershberger
J. Francia Smith
Zai. F. F. Sallers
Baltimore
Frick
Vogt
B. & O. Depot
Bargain Stock Across Furs and Blankets at Hendrickson
Surge of sale items as Hendrickson advertises Maffa and Scarfa meats 15 to 20 percent under value, plus blankets and comfortables. The notice highlights Bik Petticoats, Black Akirte robes, and a wide range of women's and children's furs, gloves, and wool blankets with prices from $1.00 to $6.50 and beyond in a bustling storefront listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Lacifica
Wilealore
Local advertisements and notices from Neidig & Miller page
A jumble of classified lines featuring new post cards and novelty cards, canaries and cages with prices, dining parlor notices, scholarships and textbooks, sale of land near the National Pike, meals prices, farm produce, hotel manager notice, and gas heater promotions. Multiple names and businesses appear with scattered prices and offerings.
Tokens of Appreciation Presented to Railroad Officials
Mesara, Watson, Carroll and Blair presented Mr. B. J. Burg, agent of the Northern Central Railway Co., and Mr. Lewia F. Bayer of the company office, each a silver headed pendant as tokens of appreciation for courtesies shown by railroad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara
Watson, Carroll and Blair
Yeaterday
B. J. Burg
Northern Central Railway Co
Lewia F. Bayer
Bargain Laden Retail Ads and Local Notices
A cluttered page lists shop bargains including envelopes 3c packs ink tablets and 5c items, kitchenware, coal buckets, jars and wagons. It also notes Lake View Tonight with dancing and a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting on Monday October 26 at Mrs A S Huni chen’s West Patrick Street. Also advertised are new rugs at Munirix's Carpet Store and Edison Records. The W. F. & G. Railway announces a winter schedule starting October 26 from Frederick with multiple daily departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mra. A
Hunichen
West Patrick Street
King of Morgan Delivers Imperialism Speech at Hancock Station
William H. Alderton of Brunswick Maryland known as the King of Morgan spoke at Hancock station to a large crowd on imperialism socialism and laborism. His voice reportedly carried to Berkeley Springs eight miles away and locals note a shift in stance toward pro people rule this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Alderton
Brunswick
King of Morgan
Hancock Station
Miblic Road
George Ziler
Berkeley Springs
Frederick County
Bill
Berkeley Springa News
Barrel Accident Injures Richards At Lawndale
Mr. Robert D. Richards suffered a painful mishap while hauling goods from the fair grounds when a barrel fell on him after a wagon wheel broke. He was taken to Elmer Dixon’s home in Lawndale. Dr. Ira J. McCurdy found no bones broken and noted he was resting easily. Albert K. Bwith named assistant to Rev. Sebastian Rabbia at St Mary’s Catholic Church Hagestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Richards
Fair
Mr. Richards
Elmer Dixon
Lawndale
Ira J. McCurdy
West Patrick Street Builder Erects Notable Monument
Mr. Geo W Conkerly has erected an attractive figure in front of his carriage repository on West Patrick Street. The first large shipment over the Western Maryland line was sent yesterday to the Maryland Brick and Supply Co. consisting of one carload of content weighing 51 300 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Conkerly
West
Patrick Street
Maryland
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
Grovenichle and Ridenour Wed at Leitersburg
George Franklin Grovenichle of Myersville and William Viola Ridenour of Teaitersburg wed at Leitersburg on Wednesday October 21 by Rev. Victor Miller. A separate note reports a Filipino incident where Nannie Cuatle was struck in the nose during a village melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gromsnickle
Emenove
George Franklin Grovénichle
Myersville
William Viola Ridenour
Taeitersburg
Leitersburg
Victor Miller
Mias
Nannie Cuatle
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the Daily News
Bovcdial
Nawe
W. L. Moors
Unnet
Weather Bureau
Wantec House
Brénstein Loat
Co. Warchiine
Morris J. M. Miller
South St
E. Winebrewer
Shipley & Bopat
Lake View , Shipley & Bopst
Mullinix
Jane E. Warner Central National Bank Carty
Burts
Markev
William A. Ebert
Nort Avenue
M. E
E-Wayor
J.B. Fleming
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
Bo Ce
Neidig & Miller
N Hive & Miller
Inca
Greelingy
Canaries
Tre Kreninson Stupro
Phortoene
Haut Third Street
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Auburbe
National Pike
Cuas
T. K. Young
Henry Twain
Mauro Bros
Prictar
Igs Altost
Wedgewood Jon
Slams Wade Petal
T. B. Young
Seorge
Robock & O8i
MNO
Falr
Thos, P.rice
George Rice
Prederick
Soba
A. J. Bichelberger
Srey
Grogh Chi
N.Y Os
A. J. Kighelberudr
Moki Etchison
Nestatanta
Etorison Furniture
L, Etowison
South Market Street
Brederick, Mal
OHAH
Stone Jara
Mongceoy Vale
Uddeely A
Shipley & Boost
Lange
Colgate
Mennen
Lake View
Munirix
Japan
Hipley d& Boost'a
Mvrinix
Edison
November
Laurer & Borst
Tee
Mortuinix
Casper Bronx
W., F. & G. Railway
Hagerstown
Albert K. Bwith
Broderick
Sebastian Rabbia
Miryn Catholic
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