Chronology of 19th and early 20th century happenings
The Daily News chronicles Horatio Greenough born in Boston and dying in 1852, McKinley’s assassination attempt at the Pan American exposition by Leon F. Czolgosz in 1901, and the 1910 Republican victory in Vermont along with Fairbanks addressing Mexican War Veterans. Astronomical events list sunset at 6 20 p m, moonrise 3 25 a m, moon set 4 a m.
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Horatio Greenough
Boston
William McKintes Bliot
Temple of Music
Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgosz
Vermont
Fairbanks
National Association
U B Sunday School Picnic At Burkhart's Grove
The United Brethren Sunday school of this city holds its annual picnic at Burkhart's Grove near Yellow Springs on Saturday September 9 along the Frederick Railroad. The Yellow Springs Band will play and the Sunday school singers will perform under Mr Reno S Harp. A sewing contest and bag race are planned with prizes. Prominent speakers will address the gathering, and invitations have been sent to Senator A P Gorman and Gov candidates P L Goldsborough with possible attendance. The grove is prepared with a large stand and rail service expected to handle a big crowd.
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United Brethren Sunday School
Burkhart’s Grove
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Frederick
Reno S$. Harp
A. P. Gorman
P. L. Goldsborough
Among the Sick Confined to the House
Town brief notes residents health status with several local names. Harry J Fromke remains housebound on East Char street while Frank Rite on North Market street improves enough to go downstairs. Charles W Griffin, badly hurt in a recent motorcycle accident, has recovered enough to be out.
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Harry J. Fromke
East Char Street
Frank Rite
North Market Street
Charles W. Griffin
Gas Shortage Strikes Frederick as Water Main Fails
Frederick faces a severe gas shortage when a leaking water main caused the gas plant to shut down. The city's gas supply dwindled around noon, forcing factories to halt usage and leaving residents with limited cooking fuel. Repairs began by afternoon as the Brush Factory aided with temporary water flow.
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Frederick
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
East Street
Church Street
Wiens
Ox Fibre Brush
Frederick Gas Company
Brush
Emperor Honors Major Hill at German Army Maneuvers
Major John Philip Hill, summer abroad, invited by order of the German Emperor to attend the evolutions of the Eighteenth Corps in the Hartz Mountains. Hill is Baltimore’s prominent social and business figure and serves as United States district attorney for Maryland. He is a major in the Fourth Regiment and attended Maryland State militia encampment at Frederick.
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John Philip Hill
Harts Mountains
Major Hill
Baltimore
Maryland
Fred
Thief Steals Twelve Barred Rock Chickens Near City
A thief entered Archie Ogle’s hennery east of town on Monday night and took twelve Barred Rock chickens. Ogle reports he has twelve remaining birds and offers them in exchange for the thief’s capture or return of the birds.
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Archie Ogle
Mr. Ogle
News of the Churches Mission Band meet Thursday
The Mission Band of the Lutheran church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 40 o’clock. Advertise in The News.
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Mission Band of the
Lutheran Church
Oelock
Organ Remodel Planned At Evangelical Reformed Church
Repairs to the Evangelical Reformed Church organ will begin soon with Emmons Howard of Westfield to consult on upgrades. The project will add 61 note keyboard, 40 note pedalboard, 4 pistons per keyboard, and 14949 pipes, with a complete voicing and four crescendo actions planned for improved pitch and singing. Heating upgrades and interior decorations by Lamb of New York accompany the broader renovation, likely finishing by Christmas.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Emmons Howard
Westfield
Mass
Frederick
Howard
Johnson and Sun
Alow
American Guild of Organists
Henry K. C. Fox
Lamb
New York
Baltimore Lawyer Promotes Socialism in Open Air Speech
Mark Jackson of Jackson and Jackson in Baltimore urged industrial democracy as socialism’s goal during an open air talk at Church and Market streets. He linked capitalism to lawlessness, opposed trusts, and praised colonial resistance to tea taxes. He praised the town, planned a Brunswick lecture tonight, and will stay a few days.
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Mark Jackson
Jackson and Jackson
Lexington Street
Baltimore
Church and
Market Street
Jackson
Brunswick
Hotel Proprietor Fights Hoboes At Weverton Bar
Hotel proprietor Harry G. Traver routed a trespassing tramp gang at the Weverton Hotel bar. Hoboes on Baltimore and Ohio freight trains formed a camp in Weverton troubling residents. Three assailants attacked the bar, injuring a man with a broken jaw and another with head injuries. Railroad detectives and local officers work to break up the camp and disperse the hoboes.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Weverton
Tsa
Harry G. Traver
Lncal
Small House Fire on South Market Street
A minor fire broke out at Carl Jacobson’s home on South Market street when a gas pipe near the stove became detached. The wooden box it rested on caught fire. by the time volunteers arrived the blaze was extinguished and firefighters were stood down.
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Carl Jacobson
South Market Street
Popular Couple Weds at St John’s Rectory This Morning
A quiet wedding at St John’s Rectory in Frederick joined M Aimer Landis and Clarence Malate. Rev Fr Coulton officiated. couple left for Baltimore on the Northern Central Railroad after a luncheon at Capt J B Malone’s home. Milone, a noted marksman and former Frederick baseball player, and his bride Mrs I S Landis of Frederick are the newlyweds. The groom is Capt J R Malone’s son of Baltimore, a top shotsman and insurance worker. They’ll reside at the bride’s North Market street home until fall.
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J. BR. Malone
Gattimore
Midone
Atlantic City
North Market Street
I. S. Landis
Frederick
J. R. Malone
Faltimore
Baltimore
Lambrigi Lia EO
FORM GARAGE COMPANY Will Erect Handsome Building of 100 Car Capacity After Fair
A new partnership by Grayson H. Staley Samuel G. Duvall Elias B. Ramsburg Dr. C. H. Conley J Windsor Wiliams and Thomas C. White plans to enlarge the Which garage after the fair. The current building will operate until the fair then be torn down for a fireproof two story garage with a 100 car capacity and a display showroom waiting room office and machine shop. Buick cars and other makes will be stocked.
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Ira Fahrnacy
Grayson H. Staley
Samuel G. Duvall
Elias B. Ramsburg
C. H. Conley
J. Windsor Wiliams
Kemptown
Thomas C. White
Barnesville
Buick Auto
Mt Knights of Pythias announce city concert by Yellow Springs Band
The Mt Knights of Pythias lodge in Frederick plans a concert in Court Park on Monday evening September 18 at 7 30. The Yellow Springs Band will perform with vocal numbers by local talent followed by a lodge social on the Masonic Temple second floor. Each member may invite a guest.
Funeral for Edward Murphy Held at Mt Carmel Church
The funeral of Edward Murphy was held yesterday from his parents home near Pearl, Servi. Services were at Mt Carmel church conducted by Rev. B F Ruley. Interment followed in the cemetery adjoining the church. Lieut Almer F Munshower left today for Sea Girl NX 2 to represent the state rifle team in the rifle competition.
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Edward OB Murphy
James Murph
Pearl
Mt Carmel Church
B F Ruley
Almer F. Munshower
Sea Girl
NX 2
State Rifle War
New Fall Dress Fabrics and Coating Silks Featured
John D. Hendrickson advertises a broad selection of new fabrics and dress trimmings including coats, dresses, and blouses. The catalog highlights coating fabrics at 48 cents and a range of lingerie waists, umbrellas, sweater coats, and trimmings with seasonal prices and a guarantee on value.
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Sailor Collius
Colburn
Cult
B. P.O
Local rail and college notices loom in Frederick area
On and after Saturday Sept 9 several train cars will not run with specific times to Braddock and Frederick. The Primary Department at the Woman’s College opens Sept 21 with a new class for older sixth graders. The region advertises suit tailoring, typewriting courses, entertainment, and utility bill discounts, plus potatoes for sale by the Frederick County Farmers Exchange.
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Ly. Frederick
Ly. Thurmont
Braddock
Frederick Railroad CO
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
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