Historical birthdays and disasters listed from early records
The page lists notable births and deaths from 1780s to 1900s including Richard Tarleton Guy Carleton Matthew Lutot Louis Adolphe Thiers and Ambrose Burnside. It notes the 1762 calendar reform and a disastrous 188? river collision on the Thames the Alice carrying 700 to 800 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistory
Richard Tarleton
Shakepeare
Queenzabeth
Albo
Guy Carleton
Lord Dorchester
America
Strabane
Ireland
Matthew Loultot
James Watt
Birmingham
England
Louis
Adolphe ‘Thiers
Repubie
Paris
Marseilles ST
Thames
London
Callier
Ambrose Everett Burnside
Report on Subscriber 5 and paper acceptance prompt
The note instructs Subscriber 5 to report promptly to The News and attempt acceptance of papers. It emphasizes timely handling of delivery obligations and indicates procedural steps for ensuring paper receipt and reprint access. The directive reflects newsroom workflow and subscriber accountability.
Tea Wrerix News announces a twelve page issue this Thursday
The Weekly News plans a twelve page edition with menu and special features. It claims Frederick city and countywide circulation as a premier advertising medium and invites ad copy for Treasury News by Wednesday 6 pm.
Picnickers at Worthingtons Springs Hosts and Guests
Masters David and Philip Winebrewer hosted a picnic yesterday along the Monocacy bank with many young friends. Guests included Joseph and Frasota Urner, Charles Satheron, Francois Dorasy Howard, John Newman, and others under Mr and Mrs Wisebrewer chaperonage. A poultry bonanza of fried chicken ham rusks pickles lemonade and candy followed games like baseball fishing and wanding. Miss Maud Minker entertained guests at East Third Street wjh at home last night with Mirg Laurs Shapp of York Pa. The evening included piano selections and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Philip Winebrewer
Worthington’s
Kir
Mac Dotrow
Mr. Winebrewer
Wisebrewer
Philip
Joseph and
Frasota Urner
Charles Satheron
Francois Dorasy Howard
F Parson
John Newman
John Usher Markell
George Markell Chapline
Howard Etchelberger
Graham Goodall
James Gambril
Ervoest Helfenstein
Badley Page
Arthur Pentz
Miss Minker
Misa Maud Minker
East Third
Mirg Laurs Shapp
York
Brief Bits of Local News and Notable Small Items
Mr Elmer K Ramabarg of Utioa dies from oolia on Bacday. Mr Samuel Holter of North Market street keeps a 18 foot tall cupfisher atalix in his yard with 40 flower. A watercolor titled Robbi's Spring by Mrs John K White is displayed in O Carty's window, faithful to the original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer K. Ramabarg
Utioa
Oolia
Bacday
Samuel Holter
North Market Street
O. O. Carty
Jobn K. White
Deaths and funerals in Washington and nearby towns
The work of peace and death report several obituaries. De Muth husband of Mary T. De Muth died yesterday in Washington and funeral services set for tomorrow at his residence 140 Anacostia road. Elsie Ella Wiles, three months, daughter of Thos J T Wiles died yesterday at her grandfather T M Wiles home in Braddock and funeral is at 9 am tomorrow with Lutheran cemetery in Middletown. A colored infant Ethel Rebecca Smith, seven months, child of John H and Elizabeth Smith died yesterday near Mt Pleasant Ant marasmus. Funeral held at 9 o'clock this morning Rev Carroll officiated. Thomas P Rica was the undertaker. The Sick Mrs E W Lewis of Booth Market Street remains ill but able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Muth
Mary T. de Muth
Washington
Anacoatla Road
Woashington
Elsie Ella Wiles
Thos. J.T. Wiles
T. M. Wires
Braddock
Middletown
Ethel Rebacca Smith
John H. and
Elizabeth Smith
Mt. Plenna- Ant
Marasmus
Carroll
Silver Hill Company
Thomas P. Rica
City Register Vacancies Filled At Special Meeting
The Mayor and Aldermen held a special meeting last night to fill the city register vacancy after the deaths of Prof. E. O. Shepherd and Edwin Kemp. A new city register, Mr. McCaffrey, was elected by ballot to serve the remainder of Shepherd’s three year term. Jacob H. Schmidt continues as clerk. The meeting also awarded coats and boots contracts for police attire to Rosevour & Sons and David Wineberg respectively. Dead animal removal discussed with health committee reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wintberg
B. Resenour
Boots
B Rosevour & Sons
David Wineberg
Wilcox30
Csarles
Edwin Kemp
City Register
Edward ©. Shepherd
Hann
Jacob
Wilcoxon
Hollan
P. Hob
Joseph
Boagard
Michaal A MaCathey
John M. Clary
Olfford HH
Doll
John BH. Benters
Walser EL. McDonnell
Poe
Smith
McCattray
Clary
Fraley
Horace O. Zacharias
Hebo
Health
McGiffrey
Usw City Register
Lowenstein
Gambrill and Wilcoxon
Georgianna Simmons
Riehl
Carroll Park
Joseph H. Eixenhauer
Aselstea Ooe
New City Register
Broderlok
Shia City
J. William Baughman
Frederick Bricl Works
McCaffrey
Shepherd
Jacob H. Schmidt
Kemp
Excursion Over Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Line
The Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg Railway carried over 1100 passengers yesterday on a pleasure trip. Many brought lunches and used the end of the line for a picnic, with some walking to Tadian Springs. Extra trips were run and the ride to the end took about forty five minutes. The engine debuted a wreath presented by Mrs. Charles M. Hagan. M r Nihiser Ball promoted to operator at the Wacatora Union Telegraph Company office, succeeding Charles Kehne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Tadian Springs
Charles M. Hagan
West Fourth Street
Nihiser Ball
Wacatora Usion Telegraph Company
Charles Kehne
PURELY PERSONAL VISITOR NOTES FROM FREDERICK
A chronicle of social visits and travel details from Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Miss Yeaballe Spikar of Cumberland visiting in the city, Misses Margis Bailey and Margaret Brugt in Washington, Mr. Charles Ebert off to Wisconsin for a petition, and numerous others visiting friends in Cumberland, Frostburg, Bridgeville, and Baltimore. Also notes on attendees at the Jamestown Exposition and Maryland building registrations from Frederick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivasant Waxagraphe
Goodman
Yeaballe Spikar
Cumberland
Charles L. Reno
Patrick Abrest
Ista
Baltimore
Bisnohe
Shoffiser
Cumberlard
Frostburg
Margis Bailey
Margaret Brugt
Washing—ton
Charles Ebert
Wisconsin
Mabel Kiddley
Roy Hickman
Doubs
John J. Onllér
Dillivenne
Roger Snyder
Western Union Telegraph
Daisy Lesther
Hynttetovs
Mis
N.Y
Issac Hedges
Loachstown
Shepherdstown
W. Va
S. F. Thomas
Qhurah Stresk
Zema
Point of Rocks
Miss Shutter
Flory
Muraes
Newark
New Jersey
Margaret
Roelkay
Seri
Aibury Park
Qovac Grove
New York
Philadelphi
M. Louise
Corinne
Emma Payne
Philadelphia
Robert Marble
Nleca
John Spongeller
Ijamsville
Washington
Yosura
Shomaane, Jr
Thomas Kilne
Br. Oourt Street
George Bartgis
Florence McGlone
Charles Bartels
Brightside
Braddock
Mia
Annis Miller
G. Wesley Bradisy
Mabal Kindley
Bridgeville
Delaware
Rahoboth Reach
Canton
Maryland
Frederick
O. A. Gileen
M.L. Troxell
J. A. Ritter, Jr
Nannie R. Moliie
Maggie Mantz
Howard Watking
Court actions and notices from Frederick County session
Court convened with Judge Motter presiding as Adolphus Worwood and Sheriff Martz case produced a verdict for the appellants after a jury trial. Ozcar Baumgardner v Krie mer case led to a $4013 judgment for the International Harvester Co. Postmaster meeting set at City Hotel to form a Fourth Class branch and elect delegates. Judge McSherry recovering and in good condition after a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Adolphus Worwood
John H. Martz
Norwood
Appalles
F. L. Boner
Leo Wineberg
George A. Pearce
Martz
Ozcar Baumgardner
Morsagee and Garnishee
Charles A. Kriemer
International Harvester Co
Postizcura
Poatmaaters
Frederick County
City
National League of Pissimantara
FORM ORGANIZATION AN INSTITUTE HELD YESTERDAY
The Sunday School Workers Institute at the Presbyterian church formed a provisional countywide organization. Dr Charles Roads spoke on teaching methods and Sunday school work, fielding practical questions as the audience discussed plans for a stable, complete county organization and future training departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet
Presbyterian Church
Chas Roads
Be. Roads
Idasle
Sandsy
Per‘dlatant Devadle
Roada
Ists Trail
Biles Hieanor Abbott
Zim
Mermap
Ozcar
Ooblenay
Hey
W. Kiraooie
Wor. T. Mullinix
John Paul Tyler
Funeral Rites Held for James Sheridan Biggs at Rocky Ridge
The funeral for James Sheridan Biggs was held at Rocky Ridge with Rev. Guy P. Bready officiating. Pallbearers included William L. Renner, John S. Long, Charles J. Barrick, James B. Black, Allen Beitler, and Jacob Rehrbach. Biggs left a widow and two brothers, with interment to be in Wilmington, California. The report also notes Maryland farm prospects and inquiries from European countries boosting land interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheridan Biggs
Bit Ista
Rocky Ridge
Baling
Guy P. Bready
Csharch
Thormoor
William I. Renner
John 8. Long
Charies J. Barrick
James B. Black
Ailen ‘Beitlsr
Jacob Rehrbac
L. Creagér
Tharmont
Sa. Biggs
Robert Biggs
Naw Tilfand H
Boftpanse Récky Biber
Yeath
poNtiGs
James B. Crothera
William WH
Braddock
Wilmington
Cal
Onrty
Law's Grip Fights End With Fines and Dismissals
Court records show several fights among workers from two telephone companies. Castle Baer and Roberts fined three dollars each. others had charges dismissed. Sponseller fined one dollar for fighting Koehler. Dronesburg’s charge of striking Kuhn was dismissed. Teachers Institute opened at Woman's College Hall with Superintendent Coblentz in charge and morning prayers. No Santor Fire Company meeting due to lack of a captain. Dr Daniel H Steiner to resign as treasurer at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Firle
Harry Ogden
George Burns
Walter Cassile
Roberta
Harry Baer
Jastics Eckstein
Castle
Baer
Roberts
Cherges
Charies Sponseller
Justice Eckstein
Calvin Koehler
Reverdy Dronesburg
Eckstein
William Kuhno
Kuhn
Ts Ta
Dronenburg
Teachers’ Institute
Woman's College
Santor Fire Company
Daniel H. Steiner
Frederick bank balance sheet from 1907 audit
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick presents a balance sheet dated August 22, 1907. It itemizes resources including loans and discounts totaling 5,006,081.35, U.S. Bonds 1,534,987.56, cash items 1,632.25, and reserves with the Federal Reserve and other banks, plus a surplus and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
U.S
Frederich
G. Zimzman
G. Zimmerman
Travers Bec
N. BE
D. A. Getty
Thomas H. Haler
Dostore Baker
Baltimore County Fair Opens at Timonium
The State reports a crowded Timonium fair opening with hundreds attending. A 102 year old man, Uncle Martin Wells, passed away in Talbot County. An institute for Baltimore County teachers started at the State Normal School. A Cumberland fire track ladder incident injured James Valentine. Ida Dove resigned from Bethesda Soncol amid removal protests. Dr M Bases Stephens praised progress at the fourth county institutes in Annapolis. The Democratic State Central Committee will meet next Tuesday to plan the U S senatorial primary. Deputy Sheriff Gronss, beaten at Rock Creek, died amid lynching threats. A blaze at Gibbs Preserving and Candy Company endangered 124 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore County
Timonium
Martin Wells
Talbot County
State Normal School
James’ Valentine
Cumberland
Dove
Bethesda Soncol
Montgomery County Board
M. Bases Stephena
Stata Schoola
Fourth County
Gapland Road Condemned By Local Jury
A six man jury from Williamsport found Gapland Turnpike not in good order and repairs inadequate under the petition of complainants. About 880 was spent on repairs this year and receipts totaled around 420. Frederick Council officers presented a 2000 draft to Mrs. Annica Kemp, widow of the late Charles Edwin Kemp, increasing total benefits paid to 13000. Kirk Cramer, three, fell from a balcony at home injuring his head but avoided serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapland Road
Aherlif
Cyrus D. Bell
Williamsport
Sa Foremar
Yeaterday
John D. Abalt
David Mt. Whipp
Turnpike Company
Kirk Cramer
Aon
Charles F. Cramer
North Market
September sale of new dress goods at reduced prices
The store announces a September sale on dress goods and trimmings with many items offered at reduced prices. It highlights belts, laces, nets, and black fabrics in widths from narrow to wide, promising substantial savings and a money back guarantee if values are surpassed. The ad notes specific prices and a broad selection including Panama Suitings and Unfinished Worsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Venica
Willes
Sama
ST Mel & Panama
Imipar al Batiste
Lars
Nsw
Lecture on liquid air by Dr D W Fatteroll at Woman's College
Local notices advertise a Thursday lecture at Woman's College by Dr D W Fatteroll of University of Pennsylvania on liquid air with practical experiments. Tickets 35 cents on sale at McCardell's after 4 p m Tuesday Sept 3. Also Braddock Heights dances and a Loyal Temperance Legion meeting, plus retail and entertainment items and a fire sale listing for Henry Trait's Greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College Hall
D. W. ‘Fatteroll
Department of Ohermistry
University of Pennsylvania
McCordell’s
Teachers' Institute
Woman's College
Idra Elizabeth McDaniel
McCardell's
New Drees Ginghams for Children's School Dresses
A Frederick retailer advertises new dress fabrics for children's school wear, highlighting best quality ginghams at10 and 12 1/2 cents per yard. The ad also proclaims a broad line of wool blankets offered at historically low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Weathar
Wastakeron
Gracie Dispatch
Oaahier
Scheol Shoes
Lowanatain & Wertnatier Moatloe
Loyal Temperares Legion Falk Milinery
Bo Pazre
the Weekly News
Soclil
E. W. Lewis
Booth Market Treet
Niewspaa
Made City Register
Michael A. McOaffray
Board of Aldermen
J. A. Schmidt
E.0. Shepherd
K. BR
Casco
Beano
Fudge McSherry
McSherry
Xidore
United States
Europe
State Bureau of Immigration
Holland
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
EP. Trappe
Leesers
Citizens National Bank
Pota
Westerday
John 2. Hendrickson
Rad. Co
John D. Hendrickson
Neng& Iller
Braddock Heights
the Loyal Tamperance Legion
W.O. T. U. Hall
Fall Milltnery
Fall Millinery
Mus
BE. Paygg
W. Patrick St
Fred'k, Co
Labelle
Ologe
Erceison Fuantrune
Haytes
Olek
Gem
Oity
James M. Ravculer
Henry Trait
Esra & Soxs
Professional Cares
Ale
General Homeopath
South Market St. Frederick
Margarey J. MacKenzie
Arses Medical
Pallant
Diskaren
Olyy
Barkggawly
Mojand
North Market BY
Cramer & Stauffer
Crames
Montgomery County
Hood
Thurmont
Brunswick
Creagerstown
Market St
Third St
Mount Pleasant
Frederick County Agricultura Society
Ssid Society
Ancsodr
Dixon G. Walker
China
B. Bappingson
Ona Deer Ferty
Walt Fraperue
George
Rodoor
HIG
Ingrain and Broseld
Rodooe
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