September 1 in History and Astronomical Events
The Daily News notes September 1 as a historical date with obituaries for Lydia Bubiley and Samuel Kirkwood, plus references to Lisoyang police events and wartime figures. It lists evening sky highlights, planetary visibility, and the Sun’s position in Leo shifting to Virgo, with starry constellations and notable celestial bodies visible in September.
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Fridnce
Lydia Bubiley
Meen i
Sun Pete
Cygnus
Lyra
Despannes
Aquila
Area Minor
Cepticns
Casalopeia
Perseus
Cam
Aries
Pieces
Pegasus
Aquarius
Capricornus
Sagittaries
Serpeus
Scorpio
Corona Borealis
Bootes
Drace
Ura Major
Oxerhead
Deeb
Vega
Altair
Antares
Arcturus
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Constellation
Leo
Virgo
Local Train Fare Notes From City Office Report
Fragmentary items mention Citta Office B&O RR and fare details. Names such as K. Young, Miller, Braddock Heights, Hendrickson, Park appear with scattered references to wages and office notes. The readable text portrays a dated transit and wage discussion without a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citta Office
B.&o
The Weekly News Tax Weaxty News Announcement
The Weekly News announces a ready twelve page issue with full news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and highlights advertising advantages. Copy for ads is due by 7 p m Wednesday, changes by 12 noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Weaxty
Frederick City
Monthly meetings resume for Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C
Brief items note Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C resumes its monthly meetings this evening and Mizpah Chapter No 9 will resume its attited communications on Friday evening. Other remarks mention oil lamps in Point of Rocks and a large crowd at Villa Park’s railway resort with a dance pavilion prize for Grace Shipley and Hatch Kolbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
Dewitt C. Haines
Johneville
Daniel O. Baylor
Henry Fromke
East Patrik Street
Zittlentown
South Mountain
Villa Park
G Raiil
Ae Pery
Prise
Fed Cvar
Misa Grace Shipley
Hatch Kolbe
Ee Park Cos
Thearé Con
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Ledger
Sales of real estate listed as Cols Charles E Tennibancon and others to Mrs Taner Wik for 36 ton SOD on June 5. Fryer sold county land from Pen Mar for a New Store along the RR Linleaider line. G Warlon Treat farm and feed store property is mentioned with disposition planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Teni
Koock
Taner Wik
Fryer
C Wite
County
Pen-Mar
School enrollment rises as city and county open terms
Public schools begin with 1 395 pupils enrolled across city and county. At Girls High School principal Prof. Charles Remneburg reports 5301 pupils with 70 in the high school and 10 entering the high school entrance examination. South Street and North Frederick colored schools list enrollments and training courses, with domestic science and manual training offerings under Messrs Day and Witson respectively. Superintendent White and Miss Mildviet supervise primary work and assist teachers as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Remneburg
Roth
Misa Peart A. Bider
Fastructrean
Tober
Spencer C. T
South Street
Arthur Liveh
Toch Nook
Princi Palahip
Kreh
John W. Braoner
North Frederick Colored School
W. O. Witson
South Frederick Colored School
George I
Sciente
Misa Louleo ‘Thomas
White
Missy Nan’ Mild
Viet Suisor
Ted
Siveny
Alaska Wheat a Fake Revealed as Worthless Grain
At a New Jersey horticultural society meeting on the Repp farm near Glassboro H W Collings editor of the Rural New Yorker called Alaska wheat an old variety known as mummy wheat and useless for milling He noted Alaska yields only twenty to twenty five bushels per acre with five quarter dollar seed prices and said farmers sent money for seed after sensational newspaper hype but few actually paid and the grain proved unsuited for milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Horticultural Society
Repp
Glassboro
N. J
H.W. Collings
Woj
New Yorker
Saya
Souy
Alaska
Idaho
Mannerchor Entertainment Impresses At Bradcece Heights
The Mannerchor entertainment under Fraderick Mannestine at Brad cece Heights drew a large audience. The chorus and quartet, including Sappington Staley Ordenateed Young, received hearty applause for strong performances and skilled accompaniment.
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Mannerchor Entertainment
Fraderick Mannestine
Bradcece Heights
Mannerchor
Wal Ranneer
Oprae
Vermaebes
Dogere
Einberg
Enright
Mumi- Messrs
Sappington
Staley
Will of Samuel H. Eyster filed for sale of half interest in property
The will of Samuel H. Eyster of Emmitsburg has been filed seeking release of debts and the sale of a half interest in his house and lot. The proceeds would be divided equally among his brothers George Bebenuk and Hall, with T. Eystein named as executor.
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Sarpe
Eyster
Samuel H. Eyster
Emmitsburg
George Bebenuk
Crawford Town Elects New Mayor Amid Turbulent Campaign
In Frederick County residents voted after a chaotic campaign to install a new mayor. The outcome centers on a man connected to local business and military veterans, amid calls for reform and improved town services.
Personal notices of returning residents and visitors in city
A long list of individuals from Baltimore, Gettysburg, Emmitsburg and beyond are reported as returning home or visiting relatives in the city. People named include Miss Anne Jackson, Mrs Walter Richter, Ex-Sheriff Charles P. Troxell, Mr John G tae and family, Miss Nellie French, Mrs Rose Hurkine, Miss Roberta Hoetkay, Miss Nellie Matens, Miss Sarah M Wilton, Miss Harriet Schroeder, Miss Lena Derr, Mrs A S Hu anes, and others visiting friends and relatives or taking trips to Washington, Great Cacapon, and Baltimore.
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C. Albert Glison
Bone City
Smith
Init
Finner Tanith
En Ero
BE. Maal
Laytonaville
Charles P. Troxell
Thermont
Albert Seeger
Chi
Mamie
Haberkorn
Jensie
Bennett
Nellie French
Baltimore
Juatug Miller
Third Street
Owen McCinner Hins
Eugene Virta
All
Mies Aray Rive
Paitin
Misa Neltie
Haligh Hak
Tee ‘Gineering Company
Misa Nellie Matens
Patrick Street
Hoe
Win
Misa Sarah M. Wilton
Gettynburg
James KE. Doll
Paisely
East Church Street
Washington
Harriet Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
Roberta Hoetkay
Pinextone
Mies Cewing
Roetkay
Ba Diove
Ieee Ie Vinta
Enone
Mary Lee Honeatel
Washinington
Slater
Clara Lambright
Patrick Stra
Margaret ‘Kiger
Columbia
Mies Lena Derr
Montgomery
Pere
Washi
Huanes
Patric Etret
Hasretu
Moreland
Witter Fiémi
Ee Af Momirg
South ‘Street
Hilda
George Joe
Kinihoeld Dekh
Southesmarket Street
Cue Baton
George R. Derinis
Frederick
Sehgetelie Ee
Érland
Snd
Seve Kaig
Elmer Loyna
Wm. H. Mebrifing
and d. Dubbs
Sete Oo Pate Ng Ughter
Mra
J. She Hay Ra ‘Hore
H. Walter Cook Indoom
Charles
Altoons
Lilian
South
Waabigran
Schroeder
Haze Bess
George A
Mrs. Cella
Rowena Hannah Derr
Frederick Defeats Winchester in Tight Baseball Clash
Frederick earned 4 0 on pitching while Winchester left 9 on base as Clayton and Peaster led with key hits. Umpire McCurdy called the game at 1 45 with Feiser and Miller dominating on the mound. Next Frederick faces Hagerstown as double umpires will be used in future games.
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Trederick
R.M
Frederick
Winchester
Fredérick
Peaster
C. McDonald
Banee
Clayton
Malone
Sheridan
Brown
McCurdy
Hagerstown
Matzock
Rato
Dyer
Romsbud
Mieraville
Arriagementa
Brederick Bi
Myeresine
Notable New York Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Summer
Miseca Edith and Grace Troxell from New York visiting their uncle ex-Sheriff Charles P. Troxell on West Fourth Street. Also in Frederick are Mrs. Rona Merrill of Washington and Mrs. Mosen Fisher with Misses Hannah Preacott Neda Vanfossen Edith Kints visiting relatives near Emmitaburg. Mrs. A H Baltzell and daughter of Pittsburgh are at Sap di 30 Cottage for summer. Julius Rauschenbach, formerly with Union Knitting Mills, returns to take a post there. Arthur Lowenstein of Baltimore becomes salesman for Lowenstein Wertheimer with ties to David t & firm. formerly with Hamburger Bros. of Baltimore.
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Miseca
Edith
Grace
Troxell
New York
Charles P
West Fourth Street
Emmitaburg
Rona Merrill
Washington
Mosen Fisher
Hannah
Preacott
Neda Vanfossen
Edith Kints
Jefferson An Uth
A.H. Baltzell
Fittaburg
Thomas Charles Baltsell
Frederick
Julius Rauschenbach
Union Knitting Milla
Philadelphia
Acs
Union Knitting
Engagement of Miss Stone and Mr. Kennedy
The engagement of Miss Stone, daughter of East Church Street, and Mr. John F. Kennedy of this city is announced for this fall. Rev C W Stim notes the prospect of Bryan winning the nomination and broader political favor.
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Wangoncen
Gin Sto Stone
East Church
John
Thomas Sorke
John F. Stine
Surplus Names and Titles in Unclear Listing
An OCR damaged list mentions a number of titled individuals and positions such as a vice president and cashier. The readable fragments include names like Kinmerman, Ramume, Basen, Keravre Tees, Aller, and Comeat among others, with job hints but no coherent event or context.
Maryland state fair opens as other events noted
The Baltimore County Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society opened in Timpu lum near Annapolis. Meanwhile the Tricounty Teachers Institute at Ocean City and Montgomery County meetings at Rockville began. James S. Simmons runs for Congress with support in the district, while local business and rail issues touch Baltimore.
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Hary-land
Tate Fair
Agricultural Society
Baltimore County
Timpulum
Henry
Zimmerman
Saratoga
Baltimore
Pavers
Standard Bitune Company
Balisry
United Railways Com
Anne Arundie
Fifth Avenue
Tricounty
Ocean City
Talbot
Caroline Countica
Ton
Montgomery
Rockville
Rich Black Alaafall Fabrics at Public Sale 1908
A desultory catalog of textiles and goods offers rich black taffeta and silk fabrics with prices, followed by a public sale notice for NEIDIO & MILLER dated September 3, 1908. The text mentions fabric types, prices, and a cash terms sale with items like tabling and window frames, and includes local notices about skating rink postponement and market ordinances.
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Nia
Local Night Music at Ville Park Event
Thursday night features Baled Entertainment with music by the Freder Orehevira and damciog at Ville Park, showcasing a cool mountain breeze atmosphere and local community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville Park
Tek Baled Entertainment
Freder- Orehevira and
Damciog
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the Daily News
Tua News
Washmoron
Maryland
The
Weather Bureau
Ballo
Wash
B. &Jo
the Weekly. News
Oy RR
Linleaider Baren
Warlon Trea
Patar and Feed Store
Hachive
Crawford
Mathine
Bae Town
Prederiot
Stern
Weal
D.C
Eigen
Menor
Manu
Virginiang
Miller
Gall
Vickers
Field Podriy
Bisigne
Arthur Lowenstein
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Lowenstein
David T
Hamburger Bros
Balvinnore
Wymeneal
Bryan
Frederick, la Ton
Bryan Mrould
jMoney
Citisens-National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Gapital
A. A Barre ‘Wm
Kinmerman Gamurl
DOCAL
Jom
Ramupe
G. Basen
Habeprs
M. Twoeamy
D. B. Keravre
Dopes Jomn
Morvan
Tees
Aller
Dara
Bares
A H. Comeat
Ouray
Dy Bazan
News OF the
Thomas Emory
Ww.c
Tilghman Ory
Annap
Congress
James S. Simmons
Ag Mee
Emery Ennene
Agers
Ie Tomeres
Simmons
Niagart
Eucseasfil
Sean Eble Gusetts
Aie
Eno Pbs Code Vets Rede
Jon D. Hendrickson
Rome
Tong
Madras
PLAID
Ginghams, &O
Mee
Jobn D. Hendrigkbon
Neldig
Muller, Tinier
Xumiery
Americas
Avery Vorse
T. K. Young
Lake View
Frederick Ci No
McNaney
Oyaters
EORGE
Rodoce
Rae Bal
George
Kuduge
Tho. P. Kick
A. J. Eichelberger
Array
Ug State
Treae
M. L. Etchison
Amutetants
Anawer
Beth ‘Phena
Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Kichisoe Pursuera
Woman's College
Mtae
Dax Busness
Dylidawig
G&ts
Dave
B. Bappington
City Hall
Fredevich, Md
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