This Date In History September 9 Highlights
Events and birthdays referenced include William the Conqueror’s era battles, the Black Prince’s victory, Wedden’s conflict, Napoleon Bonaparte’s kin, a Fillmore California act, Monterey flags, Fremont’s campaigns, the 1898 peace commission members, and the Dreyfus conviction. Mentioned figures span Edward III era to mid 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twoliam the Conqueror
Sermantride
Mar
Rouen
Falaise
Normandy
Pomers
Edward the Black Prince
Wedden
James IV
Scotland
Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul Jerome Bonaparte
Jerome
Napoleon I
Fillmore
California
Monterey
John O. Fremont
George Gray
Delaware
Willian P Fie
Maine
Cushman K. Davis
Minnesota
W. IL Day
Whitelaw Reid
Dreyfus
Innis Mt. Palmer
Kevy Chase
Purely Personal Notices From Local Citizens
A long list of social visits and movements from residents of the city. Miss Fannie Lipps hosts in Hagerstown while Miss Mary Gittingar visits Ladiesburg. several others travel to Washington County, Baltimore, and beyond. Local students resume studies at Franklin and Marshall and Dickinson Seminary. major trips to Cleveland and Mt. Saint Marys noted. A farm sale near Urbana and a 126-visitor Sunday excursion from Washington are also listed alongside social notes and a Syrup of Figs advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie L. Lipps
G.0. Snyder
Hagerstown
Mary E. Gittingar
East Patrick Street
Ladiesburg
Mamie Engle
Rockville
F.E. Thomas
West Third Street
John A. Lynch
Washington County
George Wiener
Washington
Sue Hammond
East Patrick
Libertytown
John K. White
New York
Joseph F. Boacht
Cumberland
Edith Kaufman
Baltimore
Bertha Hargett
Misaea Withers
Knanfi
Minnie Derr
Montgomery County
B. V. Switzer
East Church Street
Risobie
West Church Street
Leslie Cramer
Washington, D. C
Charles J. Doll
Third Street
Mise Bertha E. Schmidt
East Third Street
Bessie Albaugh
New Market
Frederick
Edward Lamar
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Fred. Worman Cramer
Atlantic City
George Motter
Judge Motter
Dickinson Seminary
Williamsport
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Cleveland
Ohio
Tre Woman's College Sees Record Enrollment for Year
The Woman's College opens its ninth year with enrollment above previous corresponding dates. New students matriculate in the library, old students enroll Wednesday, and examinations for entrance and advanced standing are planned. The campus boasts renovated buildings, a new steam heating plant, and improved recitation rooms. Notable faculty arrivals include Mr. Kieffer and Miss Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Prevent
Beckwith
Honolulu
Miss Lauterbach
Leipsic
Frederick
Miss Lantz
Miga Smiley
Cornell University
Niagara Falls
Misa Garrett
Chautauqua
Steckel
Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Misa Frances
Paul Kieffer
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstown
Michigan
J. P. Moore
Sendai
Japan
Misa Griesemer
Buffalo
Gentry Brothers Show Arrives in Frederick
Gentry Bros Show reached Frederick from Washington this morning. At 11 o clock a parade featured pretty ponies drawing wagons with comical apes and monkeys and top animals including dogs wearing ribbons. An exhibit on East Patrick Street was held this afternoon with another show tonight. The managers claim this is a newer, better act than last spring with new tricks and especially fine elephant tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Brothers
Gentry Bros
Frederick
Washington
Patrick Streat
Accidents at Emmitsburg Cause Injuries
Mrs. E. M. Miles of Emmitsburg sustained a compound fracture of her nose and arm after a fall from stairs. Allen Sebold, son of John D. Sebold, was injured while helping pull a steer at St. Joseph's Academy slaughter house. His left hand fingers were crushed in a cog wheel, with the second finger amputated between the first and second joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
E. M. Miles
Allen Sebold
John D. Sebold
St. Joseph’s Academy
Mountain Land Sold In Emmitsburg Estate Transaction
The late Philip Long estate in Emmitsburg sold a mountain farm of 118 acres for 1010 dollars and a mountain lot of 48 acres for 103 dollars. Purchaser is Mr Scott W Eyler, with Vincent Sebold serving as trustee in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Long
Emmitsburg
Vincent Sebold
Trustes
Scott W. Eyler
Railroad Election for Eighteen Directors Tomorrow
An election for eighteen directors of the Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad Company will be held tomorrow at the company's office here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Maryland Proclaims Day of Prayer for President McKinley
Governor John W. Smith designates September 10 1901 as a day of prayer for the President's recovery after being wounded in Buffalo. Maryland urged citizens to attend worship and seek divine aid while unions and church services plan morning gatherings across Annapolis and towns including Frederick and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Baoffato
Mary Land
Executive Department
Annapolis
William McKinley
United States
Buffalo
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Wilfred Bateman
Luther Kuhlman
Frederick Ministerial Association
Tar News
McKinley
M. E
St. John’s Catholic Church
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
M. E. South
Reformed
Middletown
Hymans
J. W. Pontiss
Hedges
Luthera Church
F. A. Glenn
United Brethern Church
W. W. Doub
Sunday School and Society Notes in The Religious World
Grace Reformed Mite Society holds its fires meeting Tuesday September 10 at Kemp Hall. Churches report prayers for President McKinley with services across Evangelical Reformed Saint Johns and All Saints Episcopal and M E churches. Sunday school sessions shift and new scholars enroll while Rev John Bond praises the Ecumenical Conference in London and unity among Methodists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Mite Society
Kemp Hall
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church South
United Brethren Church
C. W. Biinespring
Stineapring
St. John’s Catholic Church
McKinly
Liam
McKinlay
E.L McLean
Grace Reformed Church
United States
Todd
M. E
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Deaconness Home
Baltimore
McKinley
Presbyterian Church
Osator
Thomas Freeman Dixon
John Bond
Methodist Ecumenical Conference
London
America
Methodist Brotherhood
Methodist Church
England
Plummer Will Trial Proceeds Amid Proclamation Day
Circuit Court resumes the Plummer will trial with Judge McSherry and Judge Motter on the bench. Governor Smith’s proclamation declares tomorrow a day of statewide church services and adjournment will occur this afternoon to allow worship. Testimony continues on Mrs. Plummer’s mental state and the disposition of her property as witnesses recount her condition and wishes for nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer
Circuit Court
McSherry
Motter
Smith
Mary J. Ragan
Oliver Mussetter
Chas E. O'Hara
John Mehbrling
Funeral of Milton E Biggs at Doubs Frederick
Milton E Biggs of Frederick died at his mother in law Mrs Copeland’s home in Doubs on Thursday. The funeral from Mrs Copeland’s home Saturday at 930 a m with Rev Edwards of M B E church and Rev Hauser of the Lutheran church Doubs officiating. Pallbearers were Calvin D Bready Lewis E Smith Horace B Smith James Carey William T Brown and John Hickman. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery Frederick Rev Dixon of Frederick officiated at the grave. M R Etchison of Jefferson was the funeral director. Continuous ad note about dull season fishing analogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton E. Biggs
Frederick
Copeland
Doubs
Rev. Edwards
M. BE
Hauser
Lutheran Church
Calvin D. Bready
Lewis E. Smith
Horace B. Smith
Not the Same Parker Report in Frederick
A Frederick report claimed James Parker, the colored man who knocked down McKinley’s assailant at Buffalo, formerly lived here and worked at the City Hotel. Inquiries among City Hotel staff and locals indicate he was not the man who gained fame as the President’s defender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Frederick
James Parker
McKinley
Buffalo
Hare
City Hotel
Law's Grip Use of Disorderly Charge Resulted in Fine
Benny Morrin colored was arrested Saturday night by Officer Jones for being drank and disorderly Justice Eckstein imposed a fine of 2.50 which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bukstein
Benny Morrin
Officer Jones
Eckstein
Pigeon Luther a Pet at the Layman Home and Steeple Repairs
A pigeon hatched in a church steeple near West Fourth Street became a family pet named Luther after being taught to bow and respond to its name. It formed bonds with visitors until illness and death last week. Separately, B&O road crews near Washington Junction blast calico rock delaying the cut off project between Adamstown and Washington Junction. A $5 per month pension was granted to Thomas J. Shor of Middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacher
Mies
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George H. Laguian
West Fourth Street
Luther
Baltimore and Ohio
Adamstown
Washington Junction
Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad
Thomas J. Shor
Middletown
Local notices and ads mix in Frederick listings
A compilation of local items includes theatrical and social notes on oysters crabs and snipe, a September orthopedic eye examination offer, a residence for rent near Fair Grounds, a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting for county convention planning, a 92 North Market Street store ad, K of P and KE officers visit Mountain City Lodge, celery stands at Groff's Park, a five dollar eye examination, and a dressmaking service at 28 Worth Market Street with fittings and gown work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Court Street
Frederick
Boteler
Wrederink
Worth Market Street
In Memoriam Joha M Miller Frederick City
In Memoriam obituary for Joha M Miller wife of the late Charles M Miller who died September 4 1901 at Frederick city. She was a devout Lutheran and longtime church member who aided her church and helped sorrowful families. The notice notes her age and that she will be missed by relatives and friends and expresses hope of reunion in the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha M. Miller
Charles M. Miller
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick City
September lawn sale ends after six hours
Joon Hendrickson announces a six hour lawn sale instead of two days. The general verdict favors the goods as best by far this season, featuring new black and colored satin wool dress suits and exclusive Ke bs hy cloths. Granite Cheviot and other fabrics are highlighted as trade winners with strong value and newness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy Eave
Ublic
Ceresville Milling CO
W. F. Roland
Apron Elba Aims At Saving Laundry Bills For Families
A new apron marketed to parents promises to protect clothing and laps, reducing laundry costs. The ad urges households with children to try the product as a self explaining solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Neidig and Miller School Sale Highlights Bargains
A local sale offers low prices on dress goods wool fabrics and silks plus white goods and bedding. Gingham calicoes percales and flannelations are advertised at steep discounts with umbrellas stockings and shirt waists included. The shop urges customers to visit as stock changes daily and emphasizes large savings for children’s needs.
Isanogle & Wagaman Frederick Bookstore Ad
Frederick bookseller Isanogle and Wagaman advertise drugs, ink, ledgers, and paper supplies. The notice promotes Arnold’s Inks and a circulating library, plus dentistry by Dr. Radcliff at 18 North Market Street.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Waasnineror
Apostal
Ww.l. Moory
Weather Bureau
Boss
YEW Adve
Optician
Liss
Jos
L. Routzahn
Nwews
Hamilton Lindsay
Union Mfg. Co
Ice
P. F. Pampel
Highbarger
Merle Hitcshew
Markey
Rosenour's
Moser
Ira Steiner
Elia Tooker
J. Clarke Kieffer
Garry Manzing
Chicago
Edward Nelson
Hannah Derr
Harlington
Albers Derr
Nora Miller
East Patrickstraat
Ozcar Reid
Germania
Thomas J. Rohrback
Lime Kiln
Mt. Si. Mary's College
Lauretta
Ellen
Frances Rohrback
St. Joseph's Academy
Noah E. Cramer
J. L. Anderson
Urbana
Ohis County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
National Capital
California Fig Syrup Co
TRE Womans College
Smthbag
Sunday Schools and Societies
Park Hotel
Fair Grounds
Marla Hiteshew
Christian Temperance Union Meeting
North Market Street
Groraia A. Poons
Mountain City Lodge
O. A. Lanois
LeFever
Groff's Park
L. EH. Muollinix
L. E. Mullinix
Joon Hendrickson
John Hespsioxsox
Neidig & Miller
Lvie & Millor
Wuaen
Farhion
Cloge
Wulsta
Muwie
Muzas
Clinton E. Main
Clinton H. Main
Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Plays Books
Arnold
de Haan
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
GEO. S Rodook & CO
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sona
Rederick CO
T P. Rick
Rick
Fredk Co
Ee Ceresville Mills
Gan
Ah Olan
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
Patrice
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewiname Ad
G Mass B
Witl
deaFidawst
Joey S. Dutrow
Walkersville
Mr. Win
Itamabors Frederick
Faevey R. Lease
Veederick
B. Rosenour
Deczdawtt
Peterman
Franklin Street
A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Mays
James ¥. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Shawly
G. Nicodemus
Townssyn Sport & Son
Bankers and Brokers
Fayette ST
Oppo
Baltimore, MD
Thespass
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