This Date In History Oct 30 Rise John Adams born and died
A garbled historical date list notes events and deaths including John Adams born 1735 and died 1826 and references to other figures like Edmund Cartwright, Admiral Thomas Cochrane, Ormsby Mitchel, John Andrew, Pasquine Brignoli, and a census result. The text is a fragmented mosaic of years and names with inconsistent wording.
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John Adams
United States
Sims Bassbee
Edmund Cartwright
Thomas Cochrane
Earl of
Dundonald
Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel
Beaufort
Heetucky
General Mitchel
Cinameau
United
New York City
Naples
Ratile
Ladysmith
Purely Personal Visits Across Regions
Mrs Anna Moxley of Montgomery county spent yesterday with friends in this city. Mr and Mrs Freeman Layman and their Missouri son visit Mr and Mrs D Rettenider nearby. Mrs 0 S Howard visits sister Miss M Imogen Dorsey at 608 Park Avenue Baltimore. Miss Lola May Barrick of Newark Ohio leaves for Pittsburg after visiting Wa O Neidig. Miss Margaret Carasy, guest of Hon M J Grove at Lime Kiln, returns to Norfolk VA pleased with her stay.
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Anna Moxley
Montgomery County
Freeman Layman and Son
Missouri
D. Rettenider
Howard
M. Imogen Dorsey
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Lola May Barrick
Newark
Ohio
Wa. O. Neidig
Fragmented civic notes question culture and society
A compiled plea mocks distinctions between culture and education in a string of quotations and sketchy captions. It references church suppers, symposiums about microbes, and a New York society dubbed bubtefotlys that promotes charity and goodwill while urging courtesy and avoidance of harsh judgments.
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Oyater
Indianapolis
New York
The
Bubtefotlys
Brotherhood and Burden in a Meditative Verse
A reflective poem on fraternal duty and compassion. The speaker pleads for mutual support between brothers, hoping shared hardship strengthens filial bonds. Alleged author E. &. Marin attributes appear in Scribner's Magazine.
Frederick Industry Location Probe Referred To Industrial Chair
An attendance lapse at a Business Men's Association meeting in Frederick saw discussions on locating new industries. The matter was sent to the industrial committee chair to gather more information and report at a special session called by the association president. The piece stresses advertising to satisfy varying customer needs and promote valued goods through The News.
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Afcer New Industries
Business Men’s Association
City Register’s Office
Frederick
Braddock District Republican Mass Meeting Report
A largely attended Braddock district mass meeting was held last night with addresses from Messie. Harry E. Chapline and Reno 8. Harp of Frederick. Washington county farmers began resowing wheat after poor germination due to a drought.
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Braddock
Messie
Harry E. Chapline
Reno
Harp
Frederick
Temperance Leaders Speak From Different Standpoints at Meeting
A Frederick mass meeting on temperance drew a large audience at City Opera House with Rev Dr E R Eschbach presiding. Speakers Eichelberger Apple Hendrix Burkhart Todd and Nicholson gave professional perspectives on saloon evil while addresses cited local licensing, taxes, and police costs. Nearby incidents included a jailed saloon keeper and license delays as towns consider stricter controls. Large choir led by W H Nicodemus provided music. further meetings expected.
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City Opera Hone
E.R. Eschbach
Osborne Ing
E. S. Eichelberger
J. H. Apple
D. J. O. Hendrix
A. W. Burkhart
8. Todd
S. E. Nicholson
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Hichelberger
Apple
Hendrix
Burkhart
Frederick
Todd
Nicholaon
Frederick Ssloon
Grand Jury
W. H. Nicodemus
Seeking Oil in Garrett County Oil Field Prospects Rise
Geologists including United States Geological Survey figures believe a large oil field lies along the western base of Big Backbone Mountain in Garrett County. Cumberland Baltimore and New York capitalists have leased land across the belt. William R. Offutt of Oakland, active for lessees, plans several seed wells soon. Investors take geologists' reports as guidance and expect a strike.
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Garrett
United States Geological Survey
Garrett County
Big Backbone Mountain
Cumberland
Baltimore
New York
William R. Offatt
Oakland
Harvest Home at the Home for the Aged
Harvest Home donation day at the Home for the Aged will be held tomorrow with contributions from friends. The board of managers will be present to welcome visitors and conduct tours of the facility. Rev. Wm. Fisher, newly elected pastor for Barkittsville and Petersville Reformed churches, succeeds Rev. Wm. Syken in Pennsylvania.
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Harvest Home
Home For
Wm. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Barkittsville
Petersville
Rev. Fisher
Wm. Syken
Blumenauer Millinery Opening Draws Crowds
The Blumenauer and Company establishment holds an autumn millinery opening today and tomorrow. The display features tasteful window decoration and a superb array of hats and bonnets crafted with flowers and feathers.
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Blumenauer and Company Establishment
Hunting Season Dates Published for Frederick County
County residents are urged to note the opening date for hunting partridges and rabbits in Frederick County. It will not be lawful to shoot before November 15. The season runs for one month and closes December 15.
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Frederick County
That Joyful Feeling and the Genuine Fig Syrup
The advertisement touts renewed health and internal cleanliness after using Syrup of Figs. It promotes the genuine product by the California Fig Syrup Co and contrasts it with old-time medicines and cheap substitutes.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Registration Causes Decide Right to Vote in Court
Judge Motter ruled on multiple registration cases in Mt. Pleasant and Emmitsburg, dismissing petitions to strike off and allowing some names to remain on the registration books. Several residents including Frank Medarcy and Wm. H. Coats were kept listed, while others like Walter Marman and Jacob M Stamtaugh had names stricken or sustained on appeal. Notably students and professors of Mt St Mary's College who had not resided in the state a year were ordered stricken.
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Motter
Vernon Cook
Woodaboro
Frank Medarcy
New Market
Wm. H. Coats
Mt. Pleasant
Nathan W. Plummer
C. R. Hildebrand
Mr. Pleasant
Mark Miller
Thurmont
Carlton H. Maio
George M. Chambere
Hetsin
Frederick
John H. Hilleary
John H Yingling
Walter Marman
Buckeyatown
John T. Starner
Jacob M Stamtaugh
Ms. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
John A. Gillesee
Philadelphia
Richard A. Nolan
Emmitt B. Kennedy
Louissilie
Charles J. Kinslow
James D. Himes
Wilkesbarre
Peter 3. Kane
New York
James A. Reddicant
Massachusetts
Profsador
Mt. St. Mary's College
November Forecast From Real Estate Dealers Foresees Disasters
Hoboken astrologer Prof Gustave Meyer predicts a November with strong real estate gains and farm prosperity, yet warns of increased railroad accidents and large scale postal robberies. He cites Washington and New York as origins, foresees government revenue troubles, a major fire at a public venue, and strained international tensions.
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Rstate
Gustave Meyer
Hoboken
N. J
Washington, D.C
Speech at Snow Hill and Princess Anne by Wood and Herring
Col J E R Wood of Frederick spoke at a Democratic mass meeting in Princess Anne last Thursday afternoon and again at Snow Hill yesterday. He defended white supremacy vigorously and was met with strong applause. Earlier, Hon Joshua W Herring and John B R Wood addressed a large Democratic gathering in Snow Hill and again in Pocomoke City.
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Snow Bil
Joshua W. Herring
John B. R. Wood
Snow Hill
Pocomoka City
The
Marylander and Herald
Princess Anne
Somerset County
John EB. R. Wood
J. E.R. Wood
Frederick
Col. Wood
Orchestra to Be Organized in City
A preliminary meeting of many musicians, including members of the former Philharmonic, was held last evening in the Frederick Select Orchestra room at City Hall to discuss organizing a new city orchestra. Another meeting is planned for Wednesday evening November 6 at the same location to finalize the organization.
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Frederick
City Hall
Old Philharmonic
Conspiracy Charges and Hotel Theft Hearings at Chambersburg
In Chambersburg Pa yesterday Judge Meyer presided over habeas corpus proceedings. Spiro and his son faced conspiracy to defraud creditors with Meyer Spiro discharged and his son jailed awaiting requisition papers to be tried in Frederick. Meyer Spiro was later arrested for false affidavit and concealing goods while bankrupt. Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania suspects charged in Brunswick Hotel robbery were committed to jail. Reformation Day observed by Lutherans with Luther’s theses remembered. Miss Bertha B Schmidt improving after illness.
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Chambersburg
Stewart Meyer Spiro
E. I. Spiro
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Meyer Spiro
Frederick
United States
Marshall Lapp
Harrisburg
Barriebargh
J.C. Delmago
Ohio
Alfred Lopea
George Miller
Steiner and Saith
Furzsr
Steiner
Smith
Webber
Piieconers
Prohibition Meeting Draws Large Rally in Yellow Springs
Prohibition party held a large and enthusiastic meeting Tuesday evening at Burkhart's ballroom. Addresses were delivered by Dr. Robert Hammond of Woodsboro and F. Sappington of Frederick. Music provided by the Yellow Springs Cornet Band.
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Prohibition Party
Burkhart
Yellow Springs
Robert Hammond
Woodsboro
F. & Sappington
Frederick
Aged Mysraville Woman Bound for Ohio Trains to Harrisburg
Mrs Moses H Snyder an aged Mysraville resident was put on a Cumberland Valley train at Hagerstown and sent to Harrisburg then to her daughter's in Ohio. Paralyzed and helpless for some time, she was taken to Ohio for care.
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Ohio
Moses H. Snyder
Mysraville
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Big Libeirtown Beets Weigh Ten And Twelve Pounds
Mrs. John T. Keaney of Libertytown grew two unusually large garden beets weighing ten and twelve pounds. Neighbors note they are the largest in the area for some time.
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John T. Keaney
Libertytown
Pensions Granted and Increased for Local Residents
An original pension of eight dollars per month is granted to Jane Manehan of Sabillasville. Andrew Brown of Pleasant Walk has his pension raised to twelve dollars per month.
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Jane Manehan
Sabillasville
Andrew Brown
Pleasant Walk
Market Quotations for Corn Wheat and Hay Today
The market summary shows corn at 32.09 per barrel, shelled corn at 64 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 69, steamer at 58, rejected at 50 cents per bushel. Hay ranges from 13 to 34 dollars per ton depending on quality and grade.
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K. W. Barges
State News Roundup From Annapolis to Hagerstown
Mr Martin F Revell died at his home in Annapolis. Carl Boger bought the old Seibold brewery property in Hagerstown for 4400 dollars. Charles Hager of Cumberland was found under a bridge with a fractured skull. Frank Book of Pittsburg was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train at Pinto and badly hurt. Republicans filed in Hancock court 40 applications from registration officers and Democrats filed 77 appeals. Arthur D Worley of Washington sold his farm at Tron Hill to Miss Annie piece of Wilmington for an unspecified sum. The barn and outbuildings on the Cresmont property near Centreville burned with a loss around 1000 dollars. Peter J Flynn, Rice Mountain House manager and former Ostrollton Hotel clerk, will run the Baldwin House in Hagerstown from April. The August Bickus family of Baltimore and three children are at Maryland General Hospital after consuming sauerkraut and pork, found unconscious. A circuit court bill in Worcester County seeks to prevent listing Wm Richardson Independent Republican for county commissioner on the ballot. Thursday set for hearing. The Reform League held mass meetings at Music Hall in Baltimore with speeches by Summerfield Baldwin, Edgar H Gaus, and Charles T Bonaparte. a letter from William Keyser read.
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Martin F. Revell
Annapolis
Carl Boger
Seibold Brewery
Hagerstown
Charles Hager
Cumberland
Frank Book
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Ohio
Pinto
Haxerstown
Officara
Arthur D. Worley
Washington, D. C
Tron Hill
Cecileganty
Annie Piece
Wilmington
Del
Wm. J. Richardson
Thoraday
Reform League
Music Hall
Messrs
Summerfield Baldwin
Edgar H. Gaus
Charles T. Bonaparte
William Keyser
League
Revival at Creagorsu Sees Power in Weeklong Meeting
Rev G W Eichelberger of Chicago leads revival at Creagore with pastor J Asper. meetings began last Sabbath and run nightly at 10 pm and 730 pm this week. Large crowds report strong spiritual experiences and refreshing times from the Lord as Hichelberger and his supporters rally. Also, The Vermont Girl starring Amy French and Will Keifer comes to town next Tuesday for a stage comedy of Old Vermont with Keifer as a Yankee blacksmith amid political humor.
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Creagorsu
G. W. Eichelberger
D. D
Chicago
J. Asper
Creagore Town
Hichelberger
Vermont
Amy French
Nancy Perkins
Will
Local notices of sales and events in town
Local items advertise doll and oyster pie sales at Doll's, with oysters tonight, and a chrysanthemums opening sale by Davin Grorr. Also an Olden Time Concert at the Y M C A on Halloween night with a silver collection, a Republican mass meeting at City Opera House on Nov 1 addressed by Bonaparte Pearce and Eines, and fall openings by Slumevanrer & Co, Boteler M D, London Hospital style eye care, dressmaking at Haber, and carpet room displays by L E Mullinix and Frederick’s exclusive cafe.
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City Opera House
Charles J. Bonaparte
Geo. A. Pearce
Louis McK. Eines
John Bendrickson models styles in sale room
John Bendrickson advertises a sale with a wide assortment of garments and comforts. It highlights jackets capes skirts and children's cloaks at low prices with daily arrivals and emphasis on correct prices and convenient wraps. The room is described as full of late garments and new fancy patterns.
Local Store Seeks Window Shoppers With Decor and Deals
A Maryland shop advertises discounted prescriptions and a broad stock of home goods including carpets, linens, dining room decorations, and Christmas stock. Promotions invite visitors to view displays and place orders with prompt attention from local agents in Clinton and Walkersville.
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the Daily News
WasuiveTor
Tax News
W. i
Weather Bureau
News Office
Phila Dairyman
John T. Beat, Jr
David Groff
Dodl’s
uOysters
C. E- Oline
John Hendrickson
Brief
E &. Marin
Scribner’s Magazing
Washington County
Secretary of State
Anti-Saloon League
Meyer
Etrife
Algiers
Morocco
Arabia
Hungary
Ttaly
Spain
France
Prof
Gustave Meter
Spiro
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Apostle
Mies Bertha B. Schmidt
East Third Street
Davin Grorr
Hallowere
Woman's Auxiliary
Agraur D. Wittanp
Slumevanrer & Co
Boteler
Kansas City University
London
Haber
East Church Street
L. E. Mullinix
John Bendrickson
Golf Capes
Jacky
Vac Hes
Wither
Mili
Nspis & Wha
Nelwig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Tixradanie Pharmacist
N. Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle
Wagaman
You Shoulp
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Per Bei
Peice
B. Sappington
aaBdawiy
North City Ball
BIG Store
Brussels
Beauvais Axminster
Rodoce & A
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soss
Yunexal Directors
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
Fourth St
RICE
E. Fourth St. Frodk Co
Night Calle
Ceresville Mills
Qeresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Akarp Potomac
Aantity
Ealing
Willard
Keller
E. Patrickiet
Carde
Edwin Devilbiex
Amos Vener
Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
Doll & Albaneh Building
Potadaw
Peterman
Franklin Brrest
Baltimars
Phyeboen
University OF Maryland
James Am. Hadclif
George A.ilbert
Zidawly
Nicodemus
North Market Stresr
All Bouhe
Fredario
R. Snook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramown
Frederick CK City
Mds
Jom
Dutrow
Walkersville
Wm. H. Frederick
MD Md
Harvey B
Ederick, MD
Rosenour
Fasick St
Crompt
Accidantt
O. B. Oline
Axminster
Yilvet
Ingrain
C. E. Cline, Carpet and Furniture Store
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