Notable 1864 Confederate Raider Killed in Tennessee
The Daily News notes 1864 events: John Morgan, famed Kentucky Confederate raider, died in a night skirmish at Greenville Tennessee. Also listed is Clyde Fitch’s 1909 death, a dramatist known for Bean Brummel. Astronomical data covers sunset and sunrise times for the period, with a slate of local entertainments and services including moonlight excursion, millinery, furniture repair, and fall attire notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Morgan
Greenville
Tenn
Clyde Fitch
Frederick News Mail Service Updates and Address Changes
Fredericktonlans are urged to keep in touch by having The Frederick News mailed. The paper will be sent promptly and can change addresses as often as desired without interrupting service. Mail orders or phone number 183 provide old and new addresses.
Among the Sick Advancing in Local Homes
Miss Hester Brown near this city is improving as is Mrs Harvey Zimerman on West Fourth Street. Mrs J A Enright on West Third Street, ill with typhoid fever, is improving. Goldie Stauffer, treated at City Hospital for typhoid fever, was brought home to East Patrick Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Brown
Harvey
Zimerman
West Fourth Street
J. A. Enright
West Third
Goldie Stauffer
City Hospital
East Patrick Street
Gilbert Back at Montvue Hospital After Escape
Charles Gilbert is back at Montevue Hospital after being captured in Waynesboro on Saturday. He escaped Wednesday, then surrendered to Waynesboro authorities who sent him to the lockup until Superintendent S. A. Gregg arrived. Gilbert claimed a double personality and said a stolen team was involved during one of his attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilbert
Montevue Hospital
S. A. Greg
Waynesboro
Gilbert
Hint
Gregg
Guivert
Montevue
Great Third Baseman Morgan Shines for Washington
The New York World praises Ray Morgan as a standout third baseman for Washington. He drew big-team attention with clever play after moving from Frederick and Danville, Va. Duke Farrell scouted him, Morgan displaced Elberfeld temporarily, and Elberfeld supports the youngster’s rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Frederick
New York World
Washington
Ray Morgan
Duke Farrell
Danville
Elberfeld
Life Insurance Claim Settled in Rhodes Suit
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company settles a suit by Mrs. Ilda M. Rhodes over a life policy on her late husband G Mantz Rhodes. Judge C H Weikstein ruled against the company after trial. Mrs. Rhodes is represented by Mr. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ilda M. Rhodes
G. Mantz Rhodes
C. H. Wekstein
Alban
Wood
Timonium Fair Opens Tomorrow in Thirty Third Year
The Timonium Fair starts its thirty third year under the Maryland State and Agricultural Society of Baltimore County and will run five days. William Chase, a colored man, was injured when struck by an engine at Riehl's Mills Friday night and is improving at Montevue Hospital. Elizabeth Gilbert of South Market Street leaves for Owings Mills to teach at the School for Feeble Minded Children. HARVER'S DRUG STORE promotes Kivenn Corn Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State and Agricultural Society of
Baltmore County
Maryland
William Chase
Riehl's Mills
Montevue Hospital
Elizabeth Gilbert
South Market Street
Owings Mill
Court term opens with judge Urner charges grand jury
Court convened for September term with Judges Urner and Molter on the bench. Casper J. Cline named grand jury foreman. Thomas Arnold drawn as juror. Urner urges grand jury to investigate statutes on abortion, defalcation of officers, and outward-opening theater doors. Bailiffs appointed. jurors excused to 9:30 tomorrow. Deaths of Col. Ulysses Hobbs and John W. Kolb noted. committee to draft resolutions requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Molter
Thomas Arnold
Burkinsville
Casper E. Cline
Frederick
Maryland
William Angevine
Grand Jury
Eugene Alexander
Petit Jury
Casper J. Cline
Foreman
William H. Gaylor
Arthur A. Selby
Charles A. Herman
George W. Duval
Charles H. Baughman
Scott Pryor
Lorenzo T. Day
Charles W. Barrick
William I. Weems
George F. Tabler
James A. Stockman
William H. Nicodemus
William R. Staley
Amos C. O'Neal
William H. Gilbert
William A. Turner
Edward L. M. Lighter
Edgar L. Grimes
Samuel J. Warner
Leonard R. Waesche
Joshua T. Humphreys
Charles W. Price
George F. Stottlemyer
William P. Holter
Andrew A. Annan
Richard A. House
A. J. Eichelberger
John W. Lawson
Daniel E. Strawsberg
A. A. Lough
Appice Show In Washington Draws Large Crowds
Washington to host its first apple show in the New Masonic Temple the week of November 27. Backed by Maryland Virginia apple growers, the exhibit aims to prove South and East fruit quality rivals the West. William H. Hinks presented Miss Mabel Clare Hatton a $3000 draft from the late William Watton to benefit Calvert Council in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Masonic Tempe
Maryland
Virginia
William H. Hinks
Frederick Corwell
Royal Arcanum
Mabel Clare Hatton
Church Street
William QC. Watton
Calvert Council
Baltimore
Juniors to Hold Meeting
The Junior Fire Company will hold its regular quarterly meeting this evening at o'clock.
FATAL STROKE DURING DINNER AT HOTEL BRADDOCK
Miss Margaret K. Burnett of Baltimore died at Hotel Braddock after suddenly becoming ill during dinner while visiting the Heights. Doctor Johnson arrived too late. apoplexy is listed as the cause. Her body was prepared and shipped to Baltimore. She was about 45 years old and had been in ill health recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Miss Burnett
Baltimore
J. L. Murrill
Murrill
Murrill and Keister
Mary Sweeney
K Street
Mass
St. Aloysius Church
Cumberland company to form new unit as Company F
First Lieutenant Walter T Crawford of Company G Maryland National Guard at Cumberland has been detailed by Colonel Charles A Little to organize a new company for the regiment. The Cumberland company impressed at rifle range practice. upon organization the new unit will be Company F of the First Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Crawford
Maryland National Guard
Cumberland
Charles A. Little
Little
Large crowd marks Rockville fair closing day
A big crowd attended the Rockville fair closing day with fine weather and an interesting program. Rex Smith’s airship could not fly as planned due to a mislanding the previous day, and a plane was damaged in soft ground, making repairs unlikely before Friday’s flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Smith
Large Ear of Corn Exhibit by Mr Haugh at Ceresville
Mr Thomas F Haugh of the Geesey farm at Ceresville exhibited a yellow corn ear at The News office. It measures 9 percent inches around at the end and 12 inches long, with twenty rows on the cob and a total weight of 2 pounds 1% ounces. The grains are well filled and he expects a bumper crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Haugh
Geesey
Ceresville
News Office
Haugh
Lovers Reunite After Decade Courtship At Baltimore Wedding
A decade after parting in childhood in Germany, met fiancée Bergman from Meier of Hanover married in Baltimore. Meier had moved to the United States eleven years earlier, raised a family, then renewed correspondence with his old sweetheart. Bergman sailed from Bremen aboard the Rhein and arrived in Baltimore yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Hanover
Germany
Deury
Meier
Ronnie Chielh
Miss Bergman
Mr. Meier
Unis
United States
Frederick
August Meier
Mr Meier
Old Country
Baltimore
Bremen
Rhein
J Resident Anne as Vice President and Cashier
Anne serves as Vice President and Cashier for the J organization in a notable appointment highlighting leadership roles within the group. The move positions her to oversee financial operations and executive duties alongside governance responsibilities.
Immigrant Wedding at Locust Point Pier
Mr Meier a early arrival facilitated fiancee’s wedding at Locust Point Immigration Mission House aboard the Rhein. Rev Otto Apitz presided as clock bells rang twelve, officiating until the couple, both 66, plan to return to Frederick to reside with the bride to be 66 years old and the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Meier
Locust Point
Otto Apitz
Gross
The
Rhein
Frederick
Baltimore
Millinery Parlor Opens in Frederick under Mrs Kefauver
Local notice announces New York millinery parlors opening Wednesday September 20 at 44 West Patrick Street managed by Mrs D E Kefauver a longtime millinery expert seeking public patronage. Also listed are events at The Marvel Tonight Moonlight Excursion Thurmont and social activities at Academy of Amusements Hall plus a political lecture on Socialism by Hon Mark Jackson of Baltimore and seasonal food offers from Buffalo and Braddock Heights Casino with potatoes for sale by Frederick County Farmers Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Patrick Street
D. E. Kefauver
Kefauver
South
D. K. Kefauver
Mark Jackson
Baltimore
Market and
Church St
Jeoffre
Be Reels a mre Have your furniture repaired and refinished
Be reels a mre advertises furniture repair and upholstery services by L. Edwards at 465 West South Street with phone number 257. The notice urges timely bill payment by the 10th to save your special. In the Heads of Impasiars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
L. Edwards
W. South St
Impasiars
In Memoriam for Washington Smith
In loving remembrance of Washington Smith who departed this life one year ago. We recall his life with affection and hope for a heavenly home. The verse speaks of mortality, faith, and the promise of reunion beyond the grave, with a note of parental blessing and eternal rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisban
Washington Smith
Heaven
Os White
Childron
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Bradendealen
Lowenstein
the Marvel
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Thos. Kemp - Doll Bros
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Carty's Neidig & Miller
Montvue
Timonium Fair
Harver's
Mr. C
Cline
Appice Show
Citizens’ National Bank
Hotel Braddock
Edward M. E. Murphy
James
Lily Murphy
Pearl
Alt. Carmel M. E
C. C. Carty
Tarry
Top Woot
Harry E. Hopwood
Hus
Nettie B. Hopwood
John Whitmore
West Lanvale Street
Henry A. C. Meier
Moothar
Rance Wise
Ted Bor
Heney A
Meer
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Bannr
H. D. Baker
Anne Es
WM. G. Zimmerman
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Geo. Wat
Surry
Haire
Rawasune
Daniel Baker
G. Baker
H. Comey
M. D
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HE. Cire
D. E. Kerauven
FP. L. Harnett
Juper J.C. Morrzg
J. D. Baz
John D. Hendrickson
Weil
Cupp
Joan D: Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Ole
Serges, Boucles
Zeuelines
W.oohby
Thompson's
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall Store
Keller & Myers
Kle
ER. Myers
Ubow
Patrick Sr
Keller & Myrrs
Real State
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loan
Singanore
Arms
Montgomery Co. Md
Frederick County
Offie
Court Street
Gia Distac Parners
Market St
Frederick City Garage
Patrick St
Buffalo
M. L. Etchison
VUE Wycusson Furniture
New Citizens’ National Bank
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Thomas P. Rice
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Freder
K Jung
Araby
Frederik
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Greenfield
Thurmont
Frederick Jung
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Car
Middletown
Bethel
Harry G. Tritapoe
Mid
La-Arre
Vrenterick
Issacre
Martric
News OF Fai
Newsparprrdl Chlye
Marvel Tonight
Frederick Railroad Co
Academy of Amusements Hall
Eith Street
Buffalo, Wirs
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Braddock Heights
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
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