Notable deaths and events in September history
The column lists Horatio Greenough born in Boutony and died in September, Samuel Prevot, first bishop of New York, died in New York, 2742. William Rosecrans born in Hingston Ohio died 1898. Horace Holman Democratic statesman born Dearborn Indiana. Victorion Sordou born Vigo Spain. John Tester Wallack actor died Norwich Connecticut born 1820. President McKinley shot at Pan-American exposition in Buffalo. Leon Czolgosz accused assailant seized and imprisoned after firing two bullets from a concealed pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Greenough
Boutony
Samuel"Prevovat
New York
William Starke Rosecrans
Stone River
Cape Finistere
Wiliam
Buffalo
Fred
Fred Nieman
Leonio Czolgosz
Shipley and Bopat Win at Woniin's College
A brief sports note reports Shipley and Bopat achieving a notable win at Woniin's College during the event. The outcome highlights two competitors and the venue, framing it as a compact college-level victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A ‘Shipley & Bopat
Woniin's College
Washington Guests Attend Morgan's Grove Fair
Misses Moody and others from Washington visit the Morgan's Grove Fair and return home. Drus Ramsburg and child accompany by Helen Ramsburg from East Second Street Washington D C. Mr Williams Ligppa returning from Chile in Palmetto Fibre Co work. Lee Hanshew to join Gas Light Minstrels in White Plains N Y. Ossie E LaMotse of Manchester Md returns to own home after summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Washington
Ostaipin
Braddock
Beigatt
Miss. Drus
Ramsburgh
Church Street
D. Jamison
Hagaratown
Mina
Fitzstraet
Morgan's Grove
Cokel
Jesse ‘Ramsburg
Washington, D. C
Hellen
Oakmont
Maryland
East River
Uoun
Lee
Hanshew
Will Hsave
Zurning
White Plains
N. Y
Gas Sun Minstrele
Osrrie E. LaMotse
Manchester
Birs
Brecke- Fidge Shaw
South Market Street
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Not quite four months until Christmas. Two lazy men to task yet you cannot make him work. A girl with a cheek to claim a fortune. Thanksgiving turkey and the squirrel season opening. Four generations of the Wheaton family held a reunion near Barkittville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isco
Paps
Wheaton
Kosh Brauner
Bar- Kittstilie
Birthday party honoring Edward Kreh at West South Street
A pleasant social at Edward Kreh's residence on West South Street last night honored his birthday. Friends gathered for games and conversation, with a tasty collation served before departure. Guests extended congratulations and best wishes for many happy occasions. Seen in The Hews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kreh
West South Street
Will of Patrick McGowan Probate Near Kingston
The will of Patrick McGowan who died recently in Kingston New York was filed in the Orphans Court this morning. He directs his executor to purchase a burial lot at St Mary Cemetery Kingston and to distribute legacies to Nellie McGovern Kingston NY $6000 Mary McGovern of Kingston NY $1000 John McGovern of Kingston NY $1500 Lawrence Bannon of Kingston NY nephew $1500 and others. The will includes further provisions and a fallback for a legal guardian if needed. He owned a farm near Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McGowan
Kingaton
N.Y
Orphans’ Court
St. Mary
Cometery
Kingston
N. Y
Nellie Mt. McGovern
Nys
Bo Mary
Modovert
Kingston, Pepherr
Thomas McGovern
Kingsen
John ‘McGovern
Kingate ‘Nephew
Lawrence Banson
Ana
Mary
Kate
Wr Bannes
Aless
Andy Éire
Foreman of Grand Jury and local business leader dies
The article notes a long-standing Frederick businessman active for 28 years in wholesale trade since 1874. It mentions Mr. ALR Wallis returning from Atlantic City after solo cornet performances with the British American Band, and his three year contract with the Frederick Iilees Orchestra and Band, plus participation in the Frederick Symphony Orchestra rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore City
Alr. Wellis
Atlantic City
Mr. Wallis
Frederick Iilees Orchestra
Comet
Frederick Symphony Orchestra
President Roossvelt’s Special Train Sighted At Washington Junction
The President’s special train passed Washington Junction at 3.20 last night. A crowd gathered at the depot hoping to glimpse the President, but the car blinds were drawn and he could not be seen.
Drunken Negro Falls From Train at Station
A drunken Black man fell from the 8 55 train near the B and O station this morning onto the track in front of the Farmers Exchange but was seen in time to avert the train’s collision. One year ago today President William McKinley was shot at the Pan American Exposition. the anniversary of his death is noted in Sandar on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Exchange
Wiliam McKinley
United States
Ballet of
An Assisin
Sandar
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stuart
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Great Battlefield
G. A. BR
Gettysburg
Antietam
C. W. Bassett
Baltimore
Youthful Organist Shines at Emmanuel Lutheran Service
In Lancaster, PA, a young organist at Emmanuel Lutheran presided at the church service, delivering a praised performance. His skill extends to classic works by old masters, drawing notable attention from church circles and highlighting the vibrant involvement of the congregation’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Charohk Ab
Lancaster
Madaie
Ernst
Emmanuel Oharch
Ahe
I ‘Hei Apdolal Atady
Canning Industry Employs Over 1000 Hands in Frederick Area
The Frederick City Packing Company employs about 400 huskers and 250 regular workers with a 130000 can daily capacity, while Monocacy Valley Canning Company uses around 300 huskers and 180 regular staff. Factories run day and night during peak season to meet the corn crop, reflecting twentieth century industrial progress and expected high output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick City Packing
Valley Canning Company
Crasiate Agib
Orop
Ceill Can
Thia Dea
Threats at Institute as Davis and others noted
A report from yesterday’s Colored Institute records threats to Webster Davis in the hall as Mr Davis heard a baron mention and left the room. A pocket-book was presented to the examiner, while Dr Moore led the session delivering practical lectures to colored teachers. Changes in Congregation of the Missions priests were announced, with Rev James McGill remaining as Eastern province visitor and others reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I B. Moore
Drs. Moore
Unclear OCR fragment hints at hotel project and finance
Fragmentary text mentions a summer hotel project in Hancock Maryland involving a corporation and credit. Names such as Lyman B Kendall and Anna Kendall appear with a New York banking broker role. Estimated improvements about $75,000 and property on Waion streets.
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Ste. Er
Mal
Waion
Hancock
Ani
Liquaire
Mra
Anna Kends
Soo
Lyman.b. Kendall
New York
Robiscon Circus Brings Grand Spectacle to Town on Monday
The Robiscon Show, famed for over seventy years, offers its premier circus features this season. It highlights top riders, acrobats, clowns, a herd of elephants, and the King Solomon and Queen of Sheba production with hundreds of performers and lavish scenery. The company promises the grand spectacle will appear Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robiscon
Belog
Bath
Solomon
Queen of Sheba
Law’s Grip Sends Two to Jail and Local Plating Venture
James Berry, a tramp, was jailed ten days after drunken and disorderly arrest by Officer Stand. William Williams, colored, faced ten days in jail for habitual drunkenness, fined by Justice Smith. Daniel H. Mowen of Myersville and Ghazies H. Mowen of Hagerstown plan a gold and silver electroplating partnership to operate at Ghazies Mowen’s watch rooms in Hagerstown, expected to start in about a week.
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James Berry
Stand
Justice Smith
William Williams
Holbraner
Daniel H. Mowen
Myersville
Ghazies H. Mowen
Hagerstown
Leg Breaks In Railroad Accident Near Station
Barry Seeger, a young boy aged S years, caught his foot in a frog on the Pennsylvania railroad track near the station yesterday and fell, breaking his left leg above the line. Dr. C F Goodell reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Philip Seeger
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. F. Goodell
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
The Eastern Milling Export Company lists today’s market prices including Ocra at 3. om per barrel shelled 67 cents per bushel for No 2 red wheat Heamur 64 per bushel Nase osts 40 cents per bushel Hay priced from 18 to 151 dollars per ton
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Ocra
Base Bawl game shift at Athletic Park attracts locals
Local item notes Base Bawl at Athletic Park on Wednesday September 10 at 4 p m in Dawsonvilo with F A C admission ten conte, indies free. Also mentions no entertainment Braddock Heights tonight, school supplies sale list with varied items, and Women’s College opening events with enrollment and chapel schedule plus a temperance union meeting on Court street September 8 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Bawl
Gud Gaim
New Shood
Dawsonvilo Ya. F. A. C
Women's Christian Temperance Union
W.C. TU
Local hotel menu and ads spark dinner plans
A jumble of hotel grill offerings and seafood specials appears with fried oysters and crab cakes as tonight's lunch options. Also listed are dance classes, carpet cleaning services, dye works, and a guide notice for the G A R encampment in Washington with price details and distribution.
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Ted
FEE Social World
Point of Rocks
Grand Jury
AM Landaueb
Ens
Webster Davis
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Shipley & Boost
Farrier & Borst's
Woman's College
Jgen Hendrickson
serpvEa Model
Hone
Aizpe
Joux
Hlenpniczzon
Neidig & Miller
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Orab
Hotel Grill
DJ Oyaters
Sored
Delira
City Hotel
Cicero
Clinton
Xingling
Parsons
Frederick County
Pho C. & P
Guy Hotel
Grisi
Yisarra’s
Ritchie
W.M. Rircam
Occurt Square
Excelsior Steam
O. Frank Rice
H. CO. James
Castle Building
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington’s
Equiey
Circuit Court
Charles L. Wachter
Lewis E. Williar
Lewis K. Wallfax
A. D
Mortgaree
Fran
Millinery
Marke
St. Frederick City
L. B. Mullinix
Wall Papers
Mullibiz
Rodour & CO
BIG Stone
Haly Prion
Bec
Bo Grac
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market
Btreat
Frederick, MD
Wales
Withard
Patrick’ BT -Srederick
Era Bouer
East Patrick'St
Victor Remedies Co
Protestant Episcopal Orphan House
Joseph Baker
Sepadawit
Market Street
Pepsdiwe
East Third Street
A. Roser
LeGore
Wid
Rothenhoeter
East Seventh Street
Pedse
Manire
Jona EL Abbott
South Market St
All Saints Street
Isreesard
Deel
David A. Castle
Antharine Habn
Rathavine Hales
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Alsdit
Sals
Jorepy Grol
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Alex Woodwerd
Berseott
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