In History: Notable Births and Deaths Across Eras
The Daily News lists significant historical figures tied to Sept 4, noting Richelieu born in Paris and died in 1642, Chateaubriand born in Saint-Malo, 1768, and Morgan killed in Greenville. It also recalls a 1892 cyclone in the Caribbean, Hamburg mortality in 1895, Hurlbert’s death in Italy, and other biographical mentions across eras.
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Cardinal Richelieu
Paris
Ald
Chateaubriand
St. Mato
Alfred Culllauins
Gabriel Orsay
John Kunt Morgan
Greenville
Senn
Cubs
Hamburg
William Henry Hurlbert
New York
Italy
August V. Kauta
U. S.A
Seattle
Wash
Sven Loven
Death of Wilson Rowe in Hagerstown
Wilson Rowe a Hagerstown business man is dead. Other items note four Naval Academy cadets AWOL may face expulsion and a Belair dairy group complains of losses. John Armour fatally injured in a gas explosion at Lonaconing Coney Little Vein Mine. Annapolis set for county Republican convention while Caroline county leaders plan to curb election bribery.
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Wilson Rowe
Hagerstown
Naval Academy
Sallabury
Wilcombo County
Belair
John Armour
Coney Little Vein
Lonaconing
Anna Arundel County
Annapolis
Scornby Tiokes
Caroline County
Plan
Funerals And A Driving Vacation In A Gypsy Form
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs Malinda Lowe at 1 o'clock from her Hast Sixth street home after earlier rites at the German Baptist Church conducted by Elders P D Fabrau and A Brounar. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery with O O Darsy Funeral Director. The funeral of Mrs E Wiles occurred this morning at nine at her grandfather Thomas M Wiles home in Braddock with Rev Wm Brown of Middletown officiating. burial was in the Lutheran cemetery at Middletown. Colonel and Mrs Washington Bowie left Baltimore today for a lengthy driving trip through Maryland visiting Montgomery and Howard counties and towns including New Market Unionville Libertytown Frederick Hagerstown and Blue Ridge Summit before returning via Thurmont New Windsor and Westminster. The trip features days spent in shade with reading and rest, nights in a house, and long distances covered in gypsy-like travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Lowe Tool
German Baptist Church
P. D. Fabreau
A Brounar
J- Henry Lampe
J. Davis Birely
Garrett
DeGrange
Charlea MM. Hagan
Jacob Dadisman
Thomaa
Lipps
Mr. Olivet
Washington Bowie
Baltimore
Frinds
Montgomery
Howard Counties
Warilld
Oakdale
New Market
Unionvile
Libertytown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Summit
Thuermont
New Windsor
Westminster
Robert KE. Calaplains
John L. Michael
West Patrick Street
Doubs
Charles T. K. Young
Washington
James Robinson
Ehnet- Thirdetrees
Ous Viaté
Fostoria
Ohio
A.R Yeakle
Chicago
John Merchant
South Market
Center Atreaé
John Felton
Everett
Viskilog
T. A. Felton
Ceresville
Charles Wilacap
East Church Strat
DeGrange, Jr
North Market Street
Edward Kerns
Harry Efeng
Vieti
Mire Addison Eaglar
Johnsville
John W. Watts
Washington, D.C
Patsy Stauffer
Unionville
Bhippensburg
York
Carlisle
Misa May Derr
Balsimore
Misa Bertie Derr
Bar
Eugenee L. Derr
Gary P. Bready
Thormont
Bready
E. F. Bready
Adamstown
William Edwards
Onombar—land
David Springs
Adamatown
Mergares Kerns
Manda Lsase
North Market Streets
Howard Newbrand
Sum
Wess
Carrollton
Charles Schrovder
Patrick Street
D. O. Bready
Dollin Bready
Cherry Ail
Want Reformation at Astory 100th Anniversary Service
The Evangelical Reformed sharah church seeks additional facts about the old town-ocloock steapla between 1776 and 1808 for its October 100th anniversary service. Readers with newspapers, books, writings, or traditional information are urged to provide details to church officers.
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Old Town
Ocloock Steapla
Lecture on Liquid Air by University of Pennsylvania chemist
Dr. Fetterof or Fetterolf, a chemistry demonstrator at the University of Pennsylvania, will give an engaging lecture on liquid air Thursday night at the Woman's College for the public and Teachers' Institute. He will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Shriner at Ceresville. the notice invites all who can attend.
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Fetterof
D. W. Fatteroff
University of Pennsylvania
Woman’s College
Teachers’ Institute
Fetterolf
1. Shriner
Ceresville
Woman's Colleges
D. W. Fetteroff
Department of Chemistry
McCardell’s
Circuit Court decisions in damages cases from Salts city
Circuit Court reviewed magistrates decisions in multiple cases. David F Morgan sued Dr W A Long for 1663 for cleaning the street. jury returned verdict for Morgan but lower court judgment favored Long. Mercer v Brown increased damages to 1250 for Brown with costs. Kaplan & Bro v Magalis awarded costs. McHenry v Baltimore and Ohio Railroad failed to deliver timely car and trial ended with bon pros. Gilbert v Stone over a horse replevin ongoing when court recessed at 1 oclock.
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David F. Morgan
W. A. Long
Mr. Morgan
Dr Long
Dr. Long
East Patrick Street
Morgan
F. L Stoner
Leo Wineberg
Reno
Harp
Long
Lower Cours
Qaert
Contt
Motter and Henderson
Eagera
Waa & Salt
Brown
Garviea
Mercer
Wos
Ana
Costa
F Bi
Bioner
Lao Wiseberg
Maryland
Megalle
West Virginia
Glenn H. Worthington
W. Eapley & Bro
Anen McBeary
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Bir McHenry
Baltimore
McHenry
D. P. Bookey
Local County Notes From Liamsville Community
County correspondence from Liamsville reports social visits and events. Names include Mirg MacAllator, Janat of Philadelphia, Mrs James I Montgomery, and Miss Margaret Cronenburg attending teachers institute. Salvation Army Camp attendees listed along with residents visiting Baltimore and Washington. A Sunday sermon by Rev G Wm Milar at Lander schoolhouse is announced for three o'clock.
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Liamsville
Mies
Laura Crawford
Wilmer Swomley
Edwin Hyatt
William Etchison
Mina Edith Davig Hay
Kemptowne
Cedar Grove
Bmills Beste Mussetter
Baltimore
Mises Laura
Naomi Crawford
Grace Dili
Mises
Mary England
Wilmer Sworley
Bia Ateter
Anunla Webb
Waynes—boro
D. BE. Moylan
Purely Personal News Roundup From City Area
Local society notes list residents and visitors with travels to Washington Chicago Chicago and other towns. Names include ex sheriffs mayors postmasters and families from Adamsstown Frederick and Baltimore with several health updates and a community meeting at Frederick City Hotel to organize a postmasters league.
Keeps Keefer property remodels on East Patrick Street
Mr Jacob M Newman remodeling the Keefer property on East Patrick Street after purchase with interior improvements under way. The brief notes nearby mention J Daniel Crimminds tailor shop on North Market Street updating interior spaces. The W F & G R began eight schedule runs today to end of line with cars at 6 30 pm 10 pm and 1 8 4 30 pm. Mrs Millard D Poole of West South Street reports a garden plant called a drugminter blooming large waxy flowers up to 11 inches long.
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the Bick
John Broohey
Madison Street
Samuel Hafer
West Patrick Street
B. F. Wirts
Lewis F. Kusamani
East Fourth Street
Roy Baker
West South Street
Oity Hospital
George E. Brengle
Frederick Oity Hospital
United States
Roscoe O. White
Fourth Street
Jacob M. Newman
Keefer
East Patrick Streat
J. Daniel Crimminds
North Market Strest
Millard D. Poole
Fortune Awaits Him Not Heard From In Five Years
Thomas Yeakle, son of the late Mrs. Mary Yeakle and brother of Aquilla R. Yeakle, may claim $65,000 from his mother's share of Col. George T. Cline's estate in Chicago. He has about two years to appear. if not, the funds go to his brothers and sister under Illinois law, as legacies stay for seven years. He was last heard from in Omaha, Nebraska, five years ago.
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Thomas Yeakle
Mary Yeakle
Aquilla R. Yeakle
Chicago
Col
George T. Cline
Omaha
Neb
Illinois
Thomas Yeskle
Hia
Brosheta
Records of transfers and notices in Frederick County courts
Weekly report from the Urrenit and Orphans' Courts for the week ending September 4, 1907 lists property deeds to numerous individuals in Frederick City and surrounding areas, marriage licenses from Frederick and nearby towns, and first and final accounts and inventories in various estates. It also notes a runaway horse incident on North Market Street near Fourth Street.
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Sra
Oronuit Td
Harry W. Bowers
Joseph T Pyles
Frederick City
Barry W. Bowers
Joseph E. Bowers
Rederick City
Jacob E. Zimmerman
Harriet
Martz
Helen F. Douglass
Helen B. Douglass
Lewis F. Kussmaul
Wm. N. Wachter
Oley
Scha H. Rohrer
Peter ©. Pryor
Runcaway
Albers F. Main
North Market Street
Ron
Fourth Street
Bank Cashier Certifies 1907 Report Of Liabilities And Assets
Star of Many Land County of Frepexion verifies bank statement totals with liabilities including due to other banks 450418.68 due to state banks 300000.00 certified checks 254.95 and total assets 3 006 931.35. Cashier G Zimerman signs, dated August 25 1907, with notary J Travers Thomas and directors Hargett Hall er Barber.
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U.S
U. S
Frepexion
G. Zimerman
G. Zimbierman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
A Hargett
Thomas H. Haller
J. D. Barber
Washington County Orders Turnpike Company To Detailed Report
The Washington County Commissioners directed the Gapland Turnpike Company to immediately provide a detailed statement of receipts and expenditures for 1904 1906 1906 and 1907 signed by the president and treasurer with original entry books showing toll collection and ticket revenue. The order follows a sheriff s jury finding the road in bad repair. County Attorney Alexander R. Hagner represents Washington County, which owns stock in the company.
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Washington Qounty
Gapland Turnpike Company
Aond
Washington County
Turnpike Company
Alexander R. Hagner
Health officer's report and local incidents overview
August health report lists twenty six deaths from heart disease pneumonia and other causes with eight cholera infantum and fourteen births. Report notes diphtheria and typhoid fever among diseases. Teachers' Institute convened at Women’s College Ball with sessions led by Dr. W E Lugenbeel and County Teachers’ Association meeting outcomes. Found dead near track, L Scott Chapman, 51, baggage master for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, West of Brunswick. suspected train strike near Baltimore and Ohio route. Chapman brothers and kin named including H B Chapman and Jaman Chapman.
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City Health Gitber
Ira J. McCardy
L. Scott Chapman
Bruorwick
Baltimore and Caloral Road
Itia
Chapman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shea. Andosh Division
Bracawick
Strasburg Junction
Wincheater
H. B
Dress Trim Adornment Line Opens at Hendricksons
Joan B Hendrickson announces a new dress trimmings line arriving ahead of dress goods with a stock of lace bands edges nets and filet patterns. Black silk department active daily selling reliable silks at old prices as the season progresses.
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Activa
Beosuce
Old Prio
Autumn Black Dress Goods Sale Promises Low Prices
Neldig Miller advertise a September sale of black dress silks and wool goods. The note touts reduced prices on heavy rustling black taftas and pean de cygne, with warranties and limited stock. It urges customers to visit the store to see the bargains firsthand.
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Seasors
New Post Cards of Frederick at Etchison Studio
Frederick brought new imported post cards under Etchison Studio with distinctive German coloring. Local dealers urged to recognize the Etchison name. Also features fall millinery, lectures, vaudeville, and various entertainment notices at Woman's College and McCardell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freederick
Etchison Studio
Frederick
Etchison
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Max Noe
Mdawhy
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Nye
Ofice
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Fidelity
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Willare Auburban
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Elser
Lewis Walter
Heptzder
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Senroedel
F. B
Sappington, Comne
F. B. Rappingson
Fraomrick
Ngew Spapp
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