In History Sept 1 highlights four notable figures
On September 1 in history Sir Richard Steele died in Wales in 1791 Lydia Huntley Sigourney born in 1791 Lucius Lamar born 1826 Nathaniel Banks died 1899 eventful year marks and a list of notices including Executors Notice Boarders Wanted and a Remnant Sale in the local ad column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Steele
Llangunnor
Wales
Lydia Huntley
Sigourney
Werwich
Conn
Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar
Anece
Putnam County
Nathaniel 2. Banks
Waltham
WisSelan
Germany
Pott
Pleasant Week in New York and Nearby Visits
A long list of brief notices from a city paper notes Mr James K Walker spending a week in New York on business. Miss Sallia Angell leaves for Staunton Va. Mr John Carr, buffalo manager, in Washington for a day. Mr d Henry Kreb of Baltimore in the city. Miss Mary from Woman's College heads home to Dykens Pa. Miss Elsie from Lismore visiting. Various locals, including Mayors and Mrs Saydee, visit relatives. Mentions of Labor Day, September forecasts, and light social squibs about schooling, wit, and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
New York
Sallia
Angell
Staunton
John Carr
Buffalo
Washington
D. Henry Kreb
Baltimore
Mies
Mary
The
Woman's College
Dykens
Elsie Oh
Lismore
Elizetioth
Kreby
West Bouth- Street
Ibeiert
West
Patrick Strest
Lewis “Moberly
Washton
South Market Street
Jacob
Saydens
Seodad
Haa
Saydee
An ‘Page
Braddock Beigh
al - Meesr
A. Bsw
Storm
Harry
Daniels
George ‘Kerwan
Balti
Laura Chapline
Wea
Laure Reat
Atceet
Dob Walter
G. Randolph
Shepherd
Disturbances of the Public Peace Decried by Court
The September term opens under Chief Judge McSherry with a note on preserving order. Grand jury selections are listed led by A. M. Landauer as foreman. He warns jurors to indict clearly proven crimes, stressing strict enforcement to deter disorder, assaults, and Sunday liquor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSberry
McSherry
A. Ms. Landauer
A. P. Morse
George W. Pry
Lloyd McDade
Samuel M. Summers
James B. Pearce
Marion
Michael
A. M. Landauer
Mads Foreman
Baska
Sade Fa ‘McSherry
Inamaa EL - Cecels Tansgressiog
Bose
Bass
Tegal
Republic
Beard
Teachers Welcome Frederick County Educators
The session praised teachers for their work and pledged care during their stay. Speakers noted school-board efforts to improve the county public schools amid funding shortages while a round table discussed teaching geography and related topics. The Frederick Select Orchestra performed as proceedings closed with illness forced lecture cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dutrow
Bobits
L T. Brien
A. M. Seanogle
James A. Mitchell
Bt. Mary's College
John T. Whiteland
H. D. Beachley
Gutter Repair and Cave-In Update on East Al Saints Street
Officer Cronse and crew repair gutter on East Al Saints Street after a cave-in caused by rotten timbers over a gold well. New timbers placed. no injuries reported. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co announces reduced long distance rates based on an 8.00 conversation for three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficer Cronse
East AL Saints Street
Chesapeaks and Potomas Telephone Company Smonmness
Religious World Notes and Church Announcements Week
Weekly religious notes recount services at St John Catholic, German Baptist, Reformed, Presbyterian, and other local churches. Reports cover sermon topics, timers, Sunday school, and a joint effort by Northern and Southern Methodists at Germantown areas, including fundraising and plans for new churches at Germantown Station and Germantown Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Broner
P. D. Fabrney
Todd
Eeceion ‘Reformed Church
Eschbach
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presby“torian
IL Obron
Mr. Dixon
Beatty Me
Sainte
Allen
Bodleyeville
Moser
Gilpin
Emily
Eph
Gabreos
Seth Weing
Gite
Totter
Luthier
Leatherman
Gattynburg
Garmin
Chureh
Wong
Braddock Colony
Heighta
Abo
Ware Press
Ofrederick
Ging. Ees Bymae
Gernisotown
Germantown
Gitmubtown
Southern Methodist
Horace D. Waters
Saubecrip Hous
Germantown Station
Masons
St Gaithersburg
Uier
Auber
Svimer
Germantown Village
Bowie F. Waters
Congress
Steirs- Sijorney H. Maarics Talbott
Rockvills
Susto
Orthern
Murphy Released After Larceny Hearing
Benjamin Murphy, a colored youth, faced a larceny charge for a bicycle and was heard before Justice Holtstein on Saturday evening. Evidence showed he received the wheel from Eugene Rogers, who was stopped earlier by Deputy Shaw. Murphy was released. J. W. Gaver represented the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurphy
Benjamin Murphy
Holtstein
Eugene Rogers
Shaw
Murphy
J. W. Gaver
Runaway Horse Crashes Through Park Hotel Area
A runaway horse pulling a four buggy caused chaos on Court Street near the Park Hotel striking a saloon signboard smashing a lamp and injuring a woman named Snowden who received a deep cut on the forehead. The buggy jammed between a tree and porch, and the horse escaped, being recaptured further down Count Street. The wagon owner was Wm. O. Wackter of Walkerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Park Hotel
Atables
Hokateln
Marale
Marsh
Snowden
Sho
Count Street
Patrick
East Patrick Street
Wm. O. Wackter
Walkeraville
Walking Skirts and Black Goods Bargains Parade
An advertising feature promotes Hue Walking Skirts at various prices from 0.75 to 9.05 with colors Black Navy Oxford Brown and Blue. A framed display entry invites inspection and references a selection of German Table Damask and other fabrics with multiple price points and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Oxford
Damacus Picnic and Variety Tonight at City Opera House
Local listings describe a Damascus gathering with a Rugaway Match and entertainment by a clever company of comedians led by Mark KE. Swan at the Olty Opera House tonight, with other attractions, music, and dancing nightly throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olty Opera
The
Olty.Opera
Ite
Mark KE. Swan
Brown
Yandville
Nots
Local notices and promotions mix with travel deals and services
In a crowded page a promotional note urges White Star Coffee as best for breakfast while a Niagara Falls excursion advertises a Baltimore & Ohio Royal Blue Line tour with train leaves from Washington and Baltimore. A Saks Optical Co representative offers eye exams at City Hotel with free fitting if needed. Real estate and loan notices seek mortgage funding and insured property deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Daly Land
Niagara Falls
America
Baltimore & Ohio
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lishigh
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Camden
Eillicott City
Bookville
Brunswick
Usbo Hagerstown
HBO
Frederick
Kesdysville
Harper's Ferry
W- Va
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
March Chunk
Toronto
N.Y. C
H.R
Gorge
Thousand Islands
Tisont
Callon Ticket
Baltimore & Ohio IB. B
Local Dry Goods Store Announces Fall Inventory
A local retailer unveils new Dry Goods Dress Goods and Domestics with fall lines including Ginghams Osnaton flannels and heavy weight stockings. They promote blanket specials white bed spreads carpet sale and rug matting deals in a limited period to entice carpet purchases.
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the Daily News
T. M. Biser
Bates
Chos
Nellie Thomas
Exceleior
Milton T. Derr
Masonic Temple
Braddock Heights
James Remnant
Netdig& Miller
Sharp
Teachers Institute
Independent .Athletic Association
Board of Gotaty
Germissionere
Hoatins County Business
Fremont
Nebraska
Tartm
Wynne
Civia Serties Commission
Frederick Lagainst
DeGrange
Roossvelt
Sunday Schools and Societies
Walkersville
Emancipation
Picolc
Montgomery County
Barnesville
Presen
John Onley
Fountain Mille
Strick
S. Servici
Onley
John Hendrickson
Seyuse Model
Damascus
Montgomery
Zalsing
Lesealee
Pordom
Misa
Dale
Brederick
Tod
Las -Linganore
Hills Inn
Willige
Ruthikhorst
Madison
B. Whippl
Whipple
Frad
Ter
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Porbemnen
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Frank Bic
Great American Exhition Co
Orchestra
Stallon
Fred. High
C. A. Hall
Mr. High
Sayaar
Mosessport
Gettyeburz
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gettysburg
Sohisy Camp
Sona of Veterans
At & P.m
Red Mon’s Tsi
Rosocor O. Waltz
Young Isdiss
Eest Borat
Phioig' A
Phe-Glaes
Faekiok
Aneudig
Clinton
Dedg
Clinton & Main
Frederick County
Pineer
Sappington
Sappingtos
I. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
City Hotel
Poneral Directore
Yale
Eteret
Gomfort
Ofice
Ea ‘Neal Fe
Insurance
D. Woopemus
Dentist
Markrt
aTi All Ours
Iotanly
Noah B. Cramber
Noahe Cramer
Ox Fidelity Bord
Morteare
Suburben
Sals
Srd
Reich
Enelsr
West Patrick
St.Messel
Rocky Springs
City
Bn. Bingel
Fearavilie
Jobesville
Boteier
Chestnut Grove School
Sixtien
B. Hetchts
Patrick J. Bac
Cramar Ational Bank Sudeee
Artova
Tianers
Rober and Industrioue
C. Y. Morrison
Poolestile
BSE
Lowa
Razer
Letzare, SaezigaRte
Z. Bichelberper
West Chareh Stree
Rodook
Celal
Rodock
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