Notable deaths and military updates from late 19th century
The fragment notes multiple obituaries and military tidbits: Cather Part Susimer the sixth wife and widow of Klars Vile dies. Robert Ferguson the Scottish poet dies. Daniel Dougherty famed orator dies in Philadelphia. General George Stoneman once California governor and Army of the Potomac commander noted. Rudolph Virchow German pathologist dies. a reference to Japanese forces led by General Olu Nodzu crossing a river and advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cather Part
Susimer
Klars Vile
Lous LV
Francs
St. Caning
Robert Ferguson
Boro Durgh II
Auguste Vormte
Phiosopher
Daniel Dougherty
Duveser and
Parlesdelphia
George Stoneman
Ote Goverrnor
Californi
Army of the Potomac
Idout Huffaly
Rudolph Vircohan
Berin
Olu
Gene
Nodzu
Ruse Blan Ruc
Weekly News to Debut as Twelve Page Tas Paper
The Weekly News announces a ready twelve page issue with full news and features. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Roderick city and county and urges advertisers to submit copy by 6 p.m. Wednesday for new ads and by 12 m. for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Delightful Bon-Air Luncheon Reunion Honoring Cincinnati Guests
The Social World records a September luncheon at Bon-Air cottage Braddock hosted by Mrs. L. EB. Mullinix honoring Mrs. Marshall Etchison and Miss Frances Mullinix of Cincinnati. Guests included Mrs. J. P. Wright Miss Callie Hunt Miss Nellie Boyd of Baltimore and others enjoying scenic views and a Chautauqua Sainte inviting reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
L. EB. Mullinix
Marshall Etchison
Ies
Frances Mullinix
Cincinnati
Whittier
Misa Francis Mullinix
Cincinnsél
J. P. Wright
Callie Hunt
Nellie Boyd
Baltimore
L. BE. Mullinix
Adolphus Fearhake
Alica Riva
Ames Urner
John Hendrickson
Frederick
August Health Officer Report Records City Deaths and Births
Dr. S S F Thomas city health officer reports for August 26 deaths 10 males 16 females 23 white 3 colored ages mainly under 20 years and 60 to 80 years with causes including stillbirth marasmus cholera infantum gastro enteritis teething intestinal catarrh and other conditions 8 births reported and contagious diseases Typhoid fever 4 diphtheria 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. F. Thomas
Under & Peart
Local business, fire updates and market news in brief
Mr. Clayton Troxell buys the green grocery on West Patrick Street from Andrew Haines. The Junior Fire Company met for routine business. Monocacy River and local mills show muddy, high conditions with Potomac at Point of Rocks still high. Frederick City Tennis Association results include DeGrange over McSherry and Hayden over H. E. Smith. The Local Mart lists market quotes: corn 2.80 per barrel. wheat No 2 red 0.75 to 0.76 per bushel. oats 0.10 per bushel. United Fire Company expects a new hose wagon and chemical engine late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Clayton Troxell
Andrew Haines
West Patrick Street
Junior Fire Company
Steiner's Mill
Buckeyatown Dam
Reifsnider’s Mill
Osteaville Mill
Point of
Rocka
Potomac River
Frederick City
DeGrange
McSherry Fed
Jollite
Toms
T. FB. Smith
Posey
Hayden
H. E. Smith
G. Waring Tyson
Oates
United Fire Company
Teachers Institute Entertainment and Lecture Tonight
Yesterday afternoon the Teachers Institute met at 2 o clock with most teachers present. The program featured history discussions led by Charles Remeburg and papers by various students, plus a sincere address by J Montgomery Gambrill. Last night a well received program including The Mouse Trap and a farce My Lord in Livery delighted a fair audience. Tonight Hon Henry Houck will lecture on Travels in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Ite Aima
Chas. H. Remabarg
Chester G. Olem
M. Both Firor
Littleton O Fox
Bertha Grabill
Danial 0
Metz
Misa Lillian Wiener
J. Montgomery Gambrill
Vernon N. Ridgely
Walkeraville
Jeans
Isaac M. Motter
Sahoo! , Board
H. D. Beachley
Migsas Clara V. Jones
Jozephinej] Solomon
Sadie KE. Spurrier
Lilie M. Wiener
Russell E. Stockman
Eliatory
Charles H. Remesburg
Messrs
Alvah J. Horine
Harry F. Kefauver
Nora M. Loy
Nina V. Marriott
Charles H. Remeburg
Daniel O. Matz
Amon Bargee
Anna KR. Wolfe
Mary R. Rodrick
George RB. Stottlemyer
Robert J. Ridgley
Col. L. Tiernan Briex
H Boteler Grose
J. Henry Stokes
Charles W. Wright
Elizabeth McDonnell
Frederick Select Orchestra
Edna Schaefer
Hanrietta McDonnell
Collision Damages House and Vehicle on Maryland Street
A collision near the Maryland School for the Deaf injured a colored horse rider and damaged Mr. and Mrs. Dutrow’s vehicle and harness. Mrs Dutrow suffered a broken nose and is reported recovering. The accident also damaged the horses and farm equipment as Dr. Smith treated the injuries. Separately, Wabash railroad workers staked a southern city line near Clarke Place, prompting local talk of a future station.
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Grayson Dutrow
South Market Street
Maryland School For the Deaf
Dutrow
Dotrow
House of the
Wabash
Clarke Place
Frederick
Hare
Ankle Dislocation at Colt & Dizon Factory
Mr. Charles Roberts of Third Street slipped while stepping from a bench at the Colt & Dizon factory and dislocated his left ankle. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment. Mr. Carl E. Katz of York Pa, connected with Groff Hours, arrives to take charge on Thursday. Mr. Clarence Boller becomes manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roberts
Third Street
Colt & Dizon Factory
Groff Ifonsze
Carl E. Katz
York
Clarence Boller
PURELY PERSONAL. Visitors and locals in this city
Purely personal notes list many visitors and residents in the city including Mr Beary Hoftmoler from Hageratown Mr Charles Henderson from Washington and Mr Charles J Doll on business in New York Several others from Philadelphia Baltimore Staunton and Kansas City visit or stay with friends and relatives during this time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beary Hoftmoler
Hageratown
Thie City
Charles Henderson
Washington
Charles J. Doll
Wees Third Street
New York
Charles Swearing
Philadelphia
VT. B. Stratton
Tranton
N. J
Frederick
Misa M Ella Roae
Baltimore
Ella M. Tucker
East Second Street
Calvin O
Owensboro
Kentucky
George HW. Sohea
Mt. Airy
George W. Wyand
Meyers Sterling & Son
South Market Street
Messra
Sellman Gatther
Guy Gaither
Misa Eva Birely
Funkstown
Edward Renov
West South Street
Stanley Young
Maria L. Young
Falcontera
Conradine
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Mary Sohell Smaltzer
Fredrike and Airy
Kansas City
Fannie Lanner
Middletown
John Hauver
Ohio
Melancthon
Ephraim
Forville
Caroline G. Dorsey
Thomas 0. Gei- Binger
T. Freeman Dixon
West Second Street
Roslyn
Baltimore County
OU. E H. Honok
Blanche Honok
Edwin Houck
Minnie Buealing
Misa Nettie Cram
Isaac Cram
Florence Mealey
Hilda Zachariae
East Third Street
George M. Gesser
Lakemont Park
Messrs
Harvey Uarrington
Glenn O. Garber
Wayneaboro
W. O. Krise
East South Street
Mrs McFarland and Sons
Balsimre
McFarland
J. A. Grumbioe
Braddock
Harry W. Bowers
Clarke Pinca
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
GiMeserse
J. N. Zimmerman
A. W. Burkhart
Orange
Newburg
West Point
Mary Schuurg
Balin's Grove
Lee Lander
Bathlehem Steel Works
E. Goldaborough
Charles E. Rhoderick
Valley Register
Denver
Qal
Rhoderick
Clarendon
Texans
Barnard
St. Loure
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway project advances
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway plans construction within 10 days pending council franchise approval. Rights of way are secured and the line will be 51 miles long with a maximum grade under 1 percent. Transfers of the FL and M line target September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Ingram, Jr
Baltimore Sod Frederick Electric Railway Company
Ingram
Baltimore
Yrederick
Thomas H. Haller
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Co
Hilary L. Q Goblentz
FL & M
Attractions for the Frederick County Fair announce top acts
Final arrangements for the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair include free attractions opposite the grand stand. Four act combinations and eighteen district noted promise top entertainment with contracts signed by The Jonaslin sisters aerial performers The Oana sisters acclaimed acrobats Royal Japanss Troupe jugglers contortionists magicians and White Lamarr silent comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joaselin
Oana
Aistere
Royal Japanss
Balancera
White & Lamarr
Typhoid Cages in Charlotte Hall and Local Drownings Reported
News notes list three typhoid fever cages at Charlotte Hall and multiple drownings in Gwynns Falls and nearby areas. Baltimore and surrounding communities report parades, labor events, and a large picnic at Darley Park. court proceedings include the Germantown case of Miss Roan baal Holly and the Rockville hearing before Justice Reading. The Sign of the Cross slated for September 7 at City Opera House with Solato equipment highlighted. Flowers for the President sent from Patrick Street to Roosevelt and Loeb via express from Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hall
Snow Hill
Cumberland
Mary Jace Parnell
Stephen D. Parnell
Baltimore
Darley Park
Richard Moore
Booth Howard Street
Gwynns Falls
Oliver BR. Ellis
Columbia Avenue Bridge
Charles P. Keenne
Edward Keenne
Wagners Point
Curtis Bay
Kent County
Chestertown
Queen Annes
Centerville
A. W. Hall
Potomac River
Washington
Cobwarth
George Cobarth
Germantown
Roan Baal Holly
Rockvilla
Joseph Reading
Edward CO. Peter
Robert E. Peter
Slan
William F. Ferra
Aftarocus Superbus
Rome
City Opera House
Solato
Liabilities and Capital Stated for Maryland Bank
The document shows a bank balance sheet for a Frederick County bank with items including capital stock paid in 100,000 surplus land 250,000 undivided profits 5,000 expenses and taxes paid 5,000 notes and interest due to other national banks 20 due to state banks 22 due to trust companies and laynes banks 0 dividends unward 13400 individual deposits subject to check 2,096,042 total. The cashier WM G Zimmerman swears to truth of the statement sworn august 30 1905 before J Tree with attestations by J Sherk Thomas Hall er and J D Ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Tree
Jam
Sherk Thomas
Ay Haller
J.D. BA
Arrest in Paradise Court for Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Isaac James, colored, was arrested Sunday by Constable Staub in Paradise for being drunk and disorderly. Before Justice John Wood he paid a $20 fine or served 30 days in jail. Also noted is the Republican State Convention set for Baltimore's Lyceum Theater with a second meeting planned in September for comptroller nomination. Preparations begin for North Market Street improvements with Mr. Coryell expected Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Cours
O’claos
James McSherry
M. J. Grove Lime Company
F. H. Clements & Company
John Wood
State of
Maryland
Henry GW. Hake
O.H. Ecks
Paradise
Isaac James
Staub
Lyceum Theater
Baltimore
North Market
Coryell
Retarco Pin Recovered Requested Return Details
Local notice asks the owner of a solid gold diamond set knot stick pin, purchased from a colored girl on South Market Street, to return it to 23 Enet Patrick Street to avoid further complications. Also mentions events: Braddock Heights dance with multiple departure times and a City Opera House lecture on Travels in the Orient by Henry Houck of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEW Advseti
City Opera House
Echool Shoes
South Market Street
No. 23
Enet Patrick Street
Hon
Henry Houck
Pennsylvania
McCardell'a
September sales offer fabrics and confections in Frederick
Local ads detail autumn linens, corsets, lace stockings, and damask fabrics from Frederick stores. Prices include $1.00 to $1.75 ranges for linens, corsets at 25 cents to 75 cents, and gas ranges marketed with installment terms. Several notices promote excursions, gas goods, dining, and medical/household products with multiple vendors listed in Frederick, Md.
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the Daily News
Wasniseyvox
W. Ls. Moden
L Gargatt & Co
Ohag
W. Bolen
H. W. Bowarea & Rodock & Co
E. Patrick St
Braddock Heights
Lidie
Cramer & Stauffer
Noti
The
B.& FR. BR
Hogbeera
News OF the
Intercat
Frank Hargett
Esat Patrick
Expresse
Gyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Rational Bank
U.S
Bankera
U. S
Sky
Ff, & M. Rallway
Braddock Heighte
Square Corner
Lidie's
Nice Car of Virginia
Always
P. L. Harcert & Co
Frederick, Id
Singer
Patrick Artest
Frederick, Md
Waat Patrick Street
Onares E. Prence
Frederick Aerle
Jacos BH
Scamiot
W P
M. Fox
King Sutton
Ido
Neidig & Miller
Atore
Miller
Allens G. Quynn & Co
Frederick College
Bravokes
Sacura A Deak
Fredenick Qoruecs
Opera House
A. O. McCardell
Oyaterg
Gem
Messure
Yrepenick Gas & Enec
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ningers Falls
Camden Stateo
Niagara Faile Ag
Point Evest
Mét
Airy
Washington Junction
Tioketa
Lehigh Valley
R. R
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Lancd
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Bkuifalo
Geneva
Glan
Glen Summit Springs
Mauch Okunk
Snuqauehanna
Sander
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sither
Monumental City
George
Rodock & CO
VME Big Store
Aserlinia
Emory Mill
Co Ogf
Thos
Price
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Mark
L. Kefau
vrLival Specialist
Fredericen
MD DE. O
Foster
Dentiet
Mayzdly
N. Beefauyver
Church Street
saroRpar
A.J. Bickelberger
Boo
A. J. Eichelberger
Cor
Bre Frederick
Shawly
Tauny
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrience
Call and Sex
News Job Printing Department
F. B. Sappington
Ummer Goods
Perfection
Blue Flame
Ftes
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