Daily History Highlights September 4, 1831 1870 1915
Entries mark Levi Woodbury death born 1780 and John Morgan Confederate cavalryman killed at Greenville 1826. Also 1870 French third republic declared with Troceb pivotal, 1914 Rheims occupation and Lemberg capture, 1915 Hesperian torpedoed with twenty four lives lost. Astronomical events list planets and sun meridian timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Woodbury
New England
John Morgan
Greenville
Tenn
France
Trocebu
Rheims
Lemberg
Galicia
Ireland
New Advertisements Today Ring Lost and More
A dense list of classifieds appears with items such as lost ring notices, help wanted ads for a housekeeper, driver, clerk, and girl, and multiple rental offerings. Also listed are business names, sales notices, furniture, vehicles, courts, and community notices from various locations and vendors, reflecting a bustling local ad page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Office
J. S. League
N. Market St
Lester M. Cutter
S. Market
W. Second St
W. Patrick St
Newa
Chas.Anders
D. S. Kefauver
Geo
Mo Gittinger
Cramer & Stauffer
E. Cauren
Eetioners
Claggett& E. Ramsburg Vetenbe
Automobile Robes
Doll Bros. Empire
Gloria
Opera House
H. & H. Motor & Tire Co
Motor Ruks
Oass
Thos. Kemp
Brateeen Tang Gee Carty
J. E. Price
Johns “Hopking Hospital Farm
F. E. Vongosen
S. L. Molesworth
U. B. Church
Fred. Gas & _Elec
Funeral Rites for Laura V Getz Endanner Held
The funeral for Miss Laura V Getz Endanner was held Saturday afternoon at Mt Olivet chapel after arrival by the 12 05 B and O train. Rev H J G Kief fer of the Evangelical Reformed church conducted the service with pallbearers Harry Witter Noah E Cramer George Houck Elmer Brown Worthington Glaze and James Brown. F W Obenderfer and Son handled arrangements. Also honored was Lena Shultz four years old of Middletown who died from injuries suffered while playing with matches. Services were conducted at the frame church by Rev George 3 with pallbearers Edgar Jones Ralph Hoderick Roland and Pierce Gaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Getzendanner
B. and O
Mt. Olivet Chapel
H. J. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Harry ‘Witter
Noah E. Cramer
George Houck
Elmer Brown
Worthington Glaze
James Brown
F. W
Lena Shultz
Harry Shultz
Middletown
George 3
Edgar Jones
Ralph Hoderick
Roland
Pierce Gaver
Among the Sick and a Wildcat Thief in Montgomery County
Miss Alma Hilderbrand has recovered enough at Frederick City Hospital to return home to Mrs. Grant Delphy on East Third Street. Camden J. Ramsbure shows continued improvement after a broken leg from a motorcycle spill weeks ago. A farm near Dodsonville reports a chicken theft spree with 50 birds lost. Ernest Offutt, county surveyor, set steel traps and captured a large wildcat, which resisted, then was shot. the first seen in years in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hilderbrand
Frederick City Hospital
Grant Delphy
East Third Street
Camden J. Ramsbdure
Dodsonville
Montgomery County
Ernest Offutt
Miss Warehime Captures Best Dressed Title at Pen Mar
Miss LaRue Warehime of Frederick wins first prize as best dressed lady in the adults dancing contest at the Pen Mar pavilion last week. She receives a silver banded candelabra. Mrs J McPherson Scott III, wife of Dr J McPherson Scott and mayor of Hagerstown, is gravely ill with uraemic poisoning. Dr Cary B Gamble of Baltimore is consulting. Mayor Scott has returned from a sanatorium in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warehime
LaRue Warehime
Frederick
J. W. Warehime
Warnesboro
Pen Mar
J. McPherson Scott
Scott
Hagerstown
Cary B. Gamble
Baltimore
New York
Licenses to 800 Gunners Issued in Washington County
Court Clerk Edward Dewald has issued over 800 gunner licenses in Washington County. Among the recipients are several youths as young as 14 years old who have taken out licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washireton County
Edward Dewald
Grand Jury Charge Opens Court in Frederick County
The September 1 term of the Frederick County Court opens with Grand and Petit juries announced. Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Glenn Worthington preside. Grenville M. Smith named grand jury foreman. jurors include Howard M. Lease, William C. Tucker, Paul J. Kline, and others. The petit list features George W. Gaver, Simeon M. Blickenstaff, John T. White, and more. A mandamus case of Prof. Amon Burgee against the county school board is set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick County
Edward C. Peter
Ftockville
Grenville M. Smith
Near Frederick
Urner
Grand Jury
Frederick
Anders
Court House
Granville M. Smith
Howard M. Lease
William C. Tucker
Paul J. Kline
Calvin C.flautt
Wm. H. Long
Albert W. Biddinger
B. Albert Thrasher
Joseph H. Delaplane
Lemuel Bowers
Winfield T
John T. White
Charles N. Trundle
John E. Phleeger
Jacob M. Shawbaker
Charles T. Dudderar
William J. Mobley
Alfred B. Lewis
Wiliam H. Barker
Samuel C. Sigler
John D. Nicodemus
Walker N. Jolliffe
William ©. Suter
D. Casper Rameburg
W. Raymond Runkles
Bruce B. Dotterer
John W. Grove
Charles D. Hickman
C. Cosmos Fox
J. Charles Haden
Charles A. Baker
Joseph D. Caldwell
Charles We. Eagle
James M. Grimes
Burgee
Prof
Amon Burgee
Board of County School Commissioners
John S. Newman
Charles McC. Mathias
Leo Weinberg
Motorman dies from freight yard accident
R W Stephey aged 23 native of Boonsboro died at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Saturday midnight from injuries after being crushed between two freight cars at the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway freight station. He was a freight motor man and was married five months ago to Miss Alice Marks Boonsboro. His parents died when he was young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Stephey
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Alice Marks
Injured Boy to Recover After Colt Incident Near Lewistown
William Leatherman three and a half, son of Tucker Leatherman, was seriously injured when a three month colt kicked him in the temple, fracturing his skull. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital after a swift medical exam, and doctors say recovery is favorable. Also notes September facts, a near-fatal mercury ingestion by Samuel Mullinix, the opening of St John’s Literary Institution September 11 with a new business course, and Maude Peinter’s wrist injury from a lamp accident at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leatherman
Tucker Leatherman
Lewistown
Morris A. Birely
Thurmont
Samuel E. Mullinix
Near Long Corner
St. John’s Literary Institution
Thomas Coblentz
Braddock Heights
Maude Peinter
Frederick
Globe
Bride petitions court for divorce in $25,000 suit sequel
Mrs Ruth Helfenstein Bowers filed for partial divorce from William D Bowers in Hagerstown. The suit follows a prior $25,000 alienation of affections action against the wife’s mother Leo Weinberg. The bill alleges cruelty and abandonment after the 1916 marriage. Judge Worthington ordered $25 counsel fee and $12.50 monthly alimony from September 1, with service deadlines set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Helfenstein Bowers
Frank L. Stoner
William D. Bowers
Hagerstown
E. C. Basom
Bowers
Leo Weinberg
Worthington
Local notices and auctions crowd Frederick listing
A mix of business ads and public notices from Frederick includes gas and electric bill discounts, a public auction at 121 West Patrick Street on September 7 for household goods, a removal notice for KEHNE BROTHERS to East Saint Street, a 2 percent September discount offer from A A Nicodemus City Register, and warnings of legal action for unpaid taxes and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
R. 8. Peiffer
H. R. Lease
D. C. Brish
East Saint Street
Kehne Brothers
A. A. Nicodemus
City Register
Nicodemus
Milk Producers Association Meet at Raleigh Hotel
A special meeting of the Milk Producers Association of Maryland Virginia and District of Columbia will be held at the Raleigh Hotel Washington on September 9 1916 at 11 a m. The president and secretary urge every dairyman to attend regardless of membership for business affecting milk interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Producers’ Association of
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Raleigh Hotel
12Th and
Pa. Ave. N. W
Washington, D. C
D. A. Slaughter
G. L. Gardiner
Unscrambled Names and Officials List Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of personal names and initials including John, Rameburg, Daniel Baker, Wm. G. Baker, H. Conley, M.D. IC. M, Thomas P. L. Hargett, Kefauver, Newman, Thos, Gambrill Jr., and H. Halis among others with unclear context or roles. The passage lacks coherent structure or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Rameburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
H. Conley
M.D. IC. M
Thomas P. L. Hargett
D. EL Kefauver
John
Newman
J. D. Baker
Gambrill, Jr
Thos
H. Halis
H. D. Baker
Potts and Griffin Fire Insurance Listing Horses and Homes
A historic property advertisement details buildings on meadow land and limestone acreage near Frederick. It mentions a 7 room brick house with modern conveniences, a good barn, orchard, and outbuildings on 10 acres. Additional listings include 185 acres with a handsome home and modern amenities, 113 acres with a substantial residence, and several outbuildings and meadows within proximity to Frederick.
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Ieadow
Frederick
Woodsboro
Reay
Actea
Montgomery County
Mt. Pleasant
Detour Pike
Creagerstown
Pike
Martinsboro
Remington Pewriter Company
Eugene J. Albaugh
Market St
Albaugh & Harrington
No 118 East Church Street compensation
A brief notice references compensation related to No. 118 East Church Street. The readable text provides limited detail on the action or parties involved, with emphasis on the street address and the compensation context.
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East Church Street
Insurance and Real Estate Ad at Pythian Hall
Local ad from Mark Wood and Harp Real Estate listing calls for insurance services and bonds, offering fire insurance and a variety of policies. Mentions No. 48, 160 ft land four miles from Frederick and invites inquiries for coverage and loans at Pythian Castle Ball Room Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ivan
Mark Wood
HARP
Pythian Castle Ball Room
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E Daily News
P. m
Venus
Mercury
Mars
A. m
Saturn
Jupiter
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Granville M.smith Foreman
Social Service League of
Barry L. Wells
Eugene E. Stevens
Henry J. Finley
John L. Lewis
Frederick H. Henderson
O. H. Tibbett
Joseph Irwin France
Hampstead
M. E. Thatch
South
Goshen
H. M. Canter
J. H. Schooler
Rockville
Colt
Husbard
William C. Bowers
WMG
Grimes, Meat Market
North Market St
C. W
Garnett
Gaanan, In
Central Trust
B. Eward Kepner
Wilson & Smith
Kepner & Smith
Nortie Market Street
Frederick Mn
Carroll
von Rosen
Heute 2
Adoitereite
Roreuw
Inalde
Portland
Oregon
Bae
New York City
D. E. Kefauver
Multinix
Frederick, Md
Harvey R. Lease
Edgar T. Mercer
Samuel R. Molesworth
Ridgeville
State Road
J. Aspinall McQuair
West Second Street
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
Erreer
WM. G. Zimmerman
Preahkient
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Wenete
John D. Hendrickson
Anere
COBT
Palm Beach
Automobile
D. C
Hansonville
Penn. R. R. Station
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
Frederick On Pike
Poastasion
Ofice No
W. Patrick Street
Morm Ineurance Automobile Insurance
Thomas P.rice
North Market Street
Lechaliatown
Walkersville
Woodeboro
Fred
Graypon H. Staley
Union Bridge
Johnsville
Mt. Airy
Urbana
Rocky Ridge
Rocky Springs
Mt Airy
Grayson H. Staley
Royal Society
R&d
Peerless
Dealera
Eugene H. Albauge
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