Notable Births and Deaths in Early American History
A concise rundown lists statesman Lamar born in Putnam County Georgia who died in 1893, Jenny Lind arrival in New York, General Grierson’s 1863 Civil War raid and death in Michigan. Also notes astronomical events for September including evening and morning stars, and constellations visible through the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Lamar
Putnam County
Jenny Lind
New York
Benjamin H. Grierson
Mississippi
Omena
Mich
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Cygnus
Lyra
Aquia
Ursa Minor
Cepheus
Cassiopeia
Perseus
Andromeda
Aries
Pegasus
Aquarius
Capricorpus
Sagittarius
Serpens
Hercules
Bootes
Draco
Ursa Major
Auriga
Ophluchus
Priscee
Cetus
Fragmentary list of names and venues at Empire City venue
Fragmented OCR item lists people firms and venues including Tottle and Weinberg Zilgon Stove House J M Culler Grayson Hl State News Office Fred Co Nat Bank Neidig Miller Markey Quynn Co Shipteys region B&GaRR Hargett Hermann Son Barrick Empire Marvel City Opera House notes at Empire City venue with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinberg
Zilgon
Disorderly conduct fines set by magistrate Posey
In the magistrate court Justice Posey heard two colored defendants Lasme Hollins and Mary Hall for disorderly conduct on the street. Hollins paid a $3 fine, Hall was sentenced to 15 days in jail. Day Maines, David Kline, Charles Kline and Chester Delphy were fined $2 for riding donkeys owned by Walt ham Kolb. Delphy boy not dismissed due to prior handcar use. Three canoes were stolen from the Deathouse at Scout Park Frederick Junction. owners Byron Winebrener and Grover Michael, and two others identified as W Quynn and James H Gampmill. Locks broken. investigation likely to proceed to protect the boathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey
Lasme Hollins
Mary Hall
Hollins
Hall
Scout Park
Fredenck Junction
Byron Winebrener
Grover Michael
Tempharies
James H’ Gampmill
Reich
Sixth Street Prank Draws Sheriff Attention in Maryland
A caller claiming to be a Sixth Street resident allegedly staged multiple offenses to test authorities. Judge Aaron R. Anders advised filing with the sheriff after a deputy reported several alleged disturbances but found the street quiet. A gas powered earth tamping machine was described as a new invention for leveling ground after pipe work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Aaron R. Anders
Jones
Frederick
Grand Jury Probes Train Riding Cases at September Term
At the opening of Frederick county September term Chief Judge Hammond Urner charged the grand jury to thoroughly investigate Brunswick and related train riding cases. The term is expected to be lengthy with several docketed matters, including a high profile robbery case, and naturalization hearings set for later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brungwick
Frederick
Hammond Uiner
Frederick County
Urner and Worthington
Wolk
Mr. Dutrow
Richard J. Duttow
Benjamin F. Beil
Millard Kesl
Charles W. Holbrunner
Charles A Fawley
John W Mann
Www
Noah Shalit
Genge W. Huff
Claude S Hahn
Urner
Ths
Petit Guru
Charles S Hoffer
Witham A Brown
Evan Jones
Edgar T Mecet
George E
Keepers Josephus W Shafer
C Albert Nicolemus
Ralston
D A. Hartman
Lewis F Lockner
James € Redman
Cornelius Riordan
James F Haifleigh
Harry G Phebus
John A Bartgis
Charles Grossmickle
Edgar C Norius
George W Burrall
United States
Samuel House
Russa
Demetria
Nick Karagioi
Docket Date Set For Criminal Proceedings In City
The third Thursday of this month has been fixed as the time for taking up the criminal docket with noted participation by judges and local officials. Carl Rust Myer Blumberg and representatives from Greece Russia linked to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ges
Greece
Carl Rust
Russia
Myer Blumberg
Hood College Opens 18th Building Plan Drafted
Hood College officials prepare for opening of the session resuming the week of September 15 with classes starting Thursday the 18th. Building committee met architect John B. Hamme of York to review details and instruct him to prepare final draft plans for bidding by contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamme
Hood College
College
John B. Hamme
York
Local notices and ads from a 1913 issue
A collage of community notices and ads including Ferns sale details from Hermann and Son, a meeting notice for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a thank you card for a search effort, a furniture firm brag about bid wins, a Junior Fire Company meeting, bank and building association business, a cafe la carte note, city tax payment notices, water use restrictions, a price cut on coffee, and hunting permits sold at the News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Charities
Bertha Trall
Death by self to benched man in Court Park case
Harry A Lambright a pressman in the city died after taking strychnine while sitting on a bench in Court House Park shortly after 2 pm. Witnesses rushed to aid him as he convulsed and fell to the ground, dying within moments. Dr. Johnson pronounced death from strychnine poisoning. Lambright, about 45, had long battled domestic troubles and heavy drinking. Survived by wife, three children, stepmother, and a brother. He had worked in news rooms and printing houses for over 20 years, including time with The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Park
Harry A Lambright
Lambright
Reno
Harp
Oscar B Coblents
William V. Wolfe
Willam C Johnson
Fagan
Lchroeder
Justice Dennis
the News
Baltimore
Lambight
Arthur B
Prudence M. Alton
Westport
Harry
Philip
Phillip H Lambright
August 30 1913 Frederick dues notice and city notices
Frederick Building Association members must pay dues starting Saturday August 30 1913 at the new Frederick County National Bank room. J W Scarty secretary. Dogs running at large will be muzzled and tagged or taken up and killed if not redeemed within 48 hours. License tags at City Register office. Mayor Lewis H Fraley. On sale at News Office. Cash Registers and prices. National Casile Register Co Hagerstown Md. Waffles Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays. Court Square Cafe. Pickling spices vinegar jars and rings. Dixon's Cash Market. Blue Ribbon Grocery.Phone 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
J. W. Scarty
Sec'y
City Register
Lewis H. Fraley
Albaugh & Harrington
Insurance & Typewriters
Creagerstown
Johnaville
Feagavile
Unionville
Frederick
Jefferson
Lewistown
Buckeystown
Knoxville
New Market
Sadiesburg
Park Mills
Petersville
Hoods Mills
Rockville
Elifeott City
Barresou
Market St
Square Rock Bottom
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
United. Staten Weather Bureau
Thermos B Bank
Balto & Washin
Leras
Tottle
Isements Today
Sesagees News Office
Sheriff's Office
Grand Jury
South Street
Hermann and Son
West South St
Ss. P
C. A. Meeting
Tha'ke
WM. Hargett
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
Junior Fire Company
West Fourth Street
John C. Motter
John Francis Smith
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Building Association Business F. B
Sappington
Sec
Treas
Domestic Building Association
A la Carte Service
Court Square
Court Square Cafe
Lewis H Fraley
Dixon’s
Board of Aldermen
M A McAffrey
News Office
Court Park
Harry A. Lambright
Ruth
National Casile Register
Hagerstown
Dixon's Cash Market
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
John D. Hendrickson
Rhe
Vtlis
Copenhagen
J. D. Hendrickson
Samuel G. Duvall
Neidig & Miller
Neidio & Miller
John N. Brengle
Ofice
Pearre's
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Keller & Toms
American Honding Company
Chas. T. K. Young
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Walkersville
Treagaville
Clifton
Burkitesville
Ghariesville
Oagaine
Braddock
Waltham Make
Inttin
Thos H. Baumgardner
D.R
Deak
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P.rice
Grayson H. Staley
Tae Anaira
Eli Fe
AMI Insurance
Crongert
Lown
Fraderick
Astacete
Mee
Lewintow
K. of P
Court Bt
Er Ghayson
Splendid
Yenore
Predoriel
T. Hickman
KAI Estate Loans A! Insurance
Wale al Bargatna
Hickman
Wm. H. Smith
William H. Smith
Court Struet
Montgomery Couss
Dargain
Midge
Woodsboro
Predere Erick
Brunswick
Jafayaom
Walkersie
Bueiners
Fanzida
E Pty
Cramer
Stauffer
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Street
East Second Street
Prederick
Montgomery
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