In History Roundup from The Daily News
September 9 highlights major events: 8 000 Black Prince warriors defeat 60 000 French at Poldera. James IV and key nobles slain at Flodden, 10 000 Scots dead. California admitted as state per President Fillmore act. Dartmouth president Nathan Lord dies in Hanover born 1817. San Salvador earthquake. Union veteran Levi n dead in Toledo born 1822. Dreyfus convicted to 10 years. General Innis Palmer retired veteran dies at Chevy Chase born 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poldera
Howard
Flodden
James IV
Scotland
Fillmore
California
Nathan Lord
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
San Salvador
Eneral
Levin
Toledo
Dreyfus
Éneral
Innis M
Palmer
Chevy. Chase
Advertising notices for D Day at the Opera House and local buyers
A fragmented page lists ads including D Day events at the Opera House, wants for Noah E. Cramer and Smiths Bros, and seeks for a home for the aged. It mentions Urner & Urner and Neidig & Miller as solicitors and merchants, with scattered names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Peck’s
Smith’ Bros
Noah E
Cramer
Home
Equity
Urner & Urner
Solr
Tace Gartaing
Neidig &, Miller
Weekly News Preview for Thursday Issue
The Weekly News announces a forthcoming Thursday edition with a twelve page format. The preview hints at a handsome design and a diag nosis of local affairs, aiming to inform readers about forthcoming content and features.
Personal notes and visits from Hanover
Purely personal items list a Mrs. Shaffer and daughter connected to dentistry studies at the University of nd, Albert as secretary at the Women College, Mr. George F. Tibbitts aiding YMCA interests, a Frederick resident heading to Washington, Mrs. John Robinson and Miss May Golden visiting cousins Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Bishi at 77 South Market Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Ae. Shaffer
Hin
Odurae
Dentistry
University of& Nd
Nin
Albert
Woms ‘College
George
F. Tibbitts
Hai
Bean
Frederick
Washington
John* Robinson
John Robinson
The
Robinson Oizens
May Golden
Bishi
South Market Street
Yeaterday
Championship Baseball Showdown At Athletic Park
Tomorrow at Athletic Park Dawsonville champions of Montgomery County face Frederick Athletic Club undefeated Frederick City and county. Dawsonville has strengthened with new players and aims to defeat the home team. Game scheduled for 4 p.m. with both lineups listed, featuring Nichols Strang Griffith Gassaway Miles Lahn Eyre and others against Bennett Brast Straw Houck Phoebus Jones and Bentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Frederick Athletic Club
Frederick City
Rockgills
Bess
Dannonville
Nichols
Strang
Pi Griffith
Buchner
My Gassaway
Miles
Lahn
Eyrederick
Mits Society Meeting at Grave Reformed Church
The Mits Society of Grave Reformed Church will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening in Hemp Ball 837.20 o'clock. A good program is promised. The Harvest Service was held at Grace Reformed in Pleasant Hill last Sunday at 10 15 a.m. A large crowd attended. decorations of grains fruits plants and flowers filled the chancel. The service was led by Rev. M. pouch with offerings for beneficence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mits Society
Grave Reformed Church
Allara
Grace Reformed Congregation
Fieasant Hill
Best Advertising Says Daily Newspapers Best For Publicity
The famous theater manager Mr A M Palmer declares daily newspapers are by far the best way to reach the public after years of practical experience. He asserts that all other forms of publicity pale beside the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Palmer
Coal Shortage Looms as Strike Delays Deliveries
Frederick faces a growing coal crisis as strike delays supplies the coal dealers report buying back in May yet no delivery has arrived. With demand rising and no control over timing the community fears a coal famine as prices rise to protect dealers profits while the public bears the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Law's Q Rip and Local Arrests Inked in Court
Deputy Sheriff J W Robinson and others report acquittal after a lenient lecture on future conduct. Frank Onley arrested near Bad Freed's saloon for carrying concealed weapons and brandishing a revolver after firing at an unknown man. A revolver was found on his person and he is jailed awaiting grand jury action. George W Smith indicted for larceny and jailed to await court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Grant
J. W. Robinson
Harry
Justia Wood
Frank Onley
Holbraner
Carter
Freed
East Patrick
Justica Wood
Jatk
Rand
George W. Smith
Typhoid Fever Cases Linked to Water and Milk
The State Board of Health reports many typhoid fever cases across the state. Dr. Robbins notes most cases are caused by contaminated drinking water and milk. He urges better precautions, warning that locating a poundyard above a hill and a well at the base fuels ongoing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Robbins
Fulton
Maryland Blacksmith’s 38 Year-Old Payment Confirmed
An aged Baltimore area man produced tattered slips of yellow paper claiming wartime orders to pay a Maryland blacksmith. Frederick Rittman, the War Department’s editor, examined the slips and confirmed the claim, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Wilkinson
Frederick Rittman
War Department
Maryland
Contract for Church Furniture Awarded in City Grace He
A contract for furnishing church furniture in the new Grace He feomned church is awarded to Issnogle in the city. Rev Bad McLean is listed as site, with details indicating seating and circular arrangements and three ply quarters as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Grace
Bad McLean
Issnogle Thia
Teachers Institute Opens in Carroll County High School
News from Maryland reports Carroll County teachers institute opening at Ale foe High School assembly hall. Senator Gorman has returned to Howard County in good health. Circuit Court convened in Belair with Judge Wattore. Montgomery County teachers institute to run September 16 to 19 at Rockville courthouses. A violent assault on a tin worker in Cumberland by two young women is alleged. Montgomery County School Board declines holiday for teachers during fair week October 7 to 10. Judge Boyd orders recount of ballots in Cumberland wards to determine Gonzalez case. William Johnson, jailed in Curlin Bay for alleged larceny, escaped from Annapolis jail. Mrs. J. F. Suckerp’s house near Sandy Hook burned. lot valued at 3500 dollars. Grand jury in Howard indicts William Mathews of Glenwood for obstructing local option liquor law. Martinsburg to consider Philadelphia capitalists water, sewer franchise, and bonding plans in Mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Carroll , County
Ale Foe
Gorman
Howard County
Harford County
Belair
James D. Wattore
Montgomery County
Rockville
Cumberland
Montgomery County School Board
Boyd
Mayorsler
Gonlehan
Ya. White
William Johnson
Ourtin Bay
Howard
William Mathews
Glenwood
Freight divert sends first load toward Cumberland Valley
The initial freight diverted by the Baltimore and Ohio Western passed through Bageratown at 8 16 last night, traveling north from Martinsburg over the Cumberland Neley road toward Witte. The cargo and final destination are noted as part of the day’s freight movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohi
Maryland
Bageratown
Martinsburg
Cumberland Neley Road
Witte, Aoe
Santee Hat
Cumberland Valley
First Vows for Ferdinand Muth at Local Monastic Novitiate
In a solemn ceremony at the Mesis Chapel the 8 J. Ferdinand I Muth takes his first vows as a member of the order. He is the youngest son of the late John P Math and Mrs Marcellini Math of Baltimore, and a Calvert Hall College graduate. his elder brother John C Mukti of Ontonsville attended the service. Separately, Harry E W Storm of Murray Storm plasterers suffered a painful accident at the Rosenour Building when falling mortar struck his right eye. he is recovering well.
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Slade
Ferdinand I. Muth
J.H. O'Rourke
Math
John P. “Math
Marcellini Math
Baltimore
Calvert Hall College
Ontonsville
Esens
Patotat
Harry E. W. Storm
Murray & Storm, Plasterers
Rosenour
Grand Officers Visit Frederick Council In City Meeting
Grand Secretary Wilbur F. Smith and Grand Guide F. H. K Nichols of the Royal Arcanum will visit Frederick Council No. 1196 this evening. Grand Trustee Daniel T. Ordeman and Charles P. Levy from the committees on subordinate councils will also be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Smith
F. H. K Nichols
Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council
Daniel T. Ordeman
Charles P. Levy
Boil Water Advised for Hagerstown Schools
The State Board of Health warns that city water supplied to every school in Hagerstown is unsafe for drinking. Health officials urge the School Board to boil all drinking water at schools or provide pure water to protect children’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maing
State Board of Health
Health ofGeer
Exhibition of Huge Ear of Corn at North Market Street
Mr George F Thomas hosts a display of his farm corn at his store on North Market Street. The remarkable ear measures over 12 inches in length, contains 19 rows, and has a circumference of about 9 inches.
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George F.thomas
North Market Street
Prominent Speakers At Incoming Religious Conference
Joshua Lovering of Baltimore and Alec Bon of DC are among invitees for a planned conference on religious work for the coming year. Inter-State Secretary Mrs George F. Tibbitts and LB B. McFarland of DC are coordinating. A reception for interested leaders is set for Friday, September 19, with Henry ident of the Com une of Columbia and William A. Morris of Baltimore also slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Lovering
Baltimore
Alec Bon
LB. B. McFarland
District of Columbia
George F. Tibbitts
IM. C. A
Hin
Lenos of Association Leadekato Te Hela
Joshua Lavering
Henry
Comune of
Columbia
William A. Morris
Death notices for Rev H L Wiles and Mrs Margaret King
Word has arrived of the death of Rev Dr H L Wiles 62 pastor of First Lutheran Mansfield Ohio native of Frederick County originally from Middletown. Also reported is the passing of Mrs Margaret King wife of George King at her home in West South locality last night around 11 o clock.
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Bek -Wiges
H. L. Wiles
Margaret ‘King
George King
West South
Angela Howard to wed John Kyd Beckerbach in Hagerstown
Angela Louiss Howard, daughter of Mrs. George Washington Howard, will marry John Kyd Beckerbach in Hagerstown. The ceremony follows an earlier announcements made in Carecotta Fréderick notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carecotta
Fréderick
Imarrings
Laas Par
Angela
Mirs
Harriet
Louiss Howard
George Washington Howard
Inspection and theater notes across Maryland and Baltimore
A bulletin from Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station outlines strict inspections to prevent the spread of San Jose scale and woolly aphis on apple stock. The report mentions Peck’s Bad Boy at the City Opera House, with manager Rhodes promising strong attractions and a Monday September 15 performance. Police report two Baltimore arrests for car robbery and a circuit court day with ongoing trials. Henry Spanser is committed to Monteres Hospital after a rib injury from a workplace altercation. Local market quotations from the Southern Milling & Export Company and paint products by Devoe are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural Experiment S
Maryland
San Jose
Peck
Rhodes
Opera House
Atlantic
Old Defenders Day Remembers Fort McHenry Battle
A 1814 defense narrative recalls Gen John Stricker and Major George Armistead at North Point and Fort McHenry. The piece notes British raids on Frenchtown Havre de Grace and Baltimore, the burning of Washington, and the celebration of Defenders Day.
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Frenchtown
Havre de Grave
Fredericktown
Georgetown
Oberapaake
Washington
Capitol
White House
Baltimore
Ross
North Point
Patapaco
Fort McHenry
North Point Road
John Stricker
Keepert
Bootar
George Stricker
Mary-land
German Society of Maryland
George Armistead
United Stated Artillery
Newmarket
Hiv
Hezno
Fleeson
Local notices and events listed at Don's and area shops
Dance at Braddock Heights tonight with prices for piano sales at Don's. Advertises Stieff pianos upright mahogany and square models. Also lists baseball games, an excursion to Hagerstown by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, clothing dyeing services, and events at the Women’s College and G A R encampment preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Don’s
Stieffwarerooma
North Market St
G.L. Beawner
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Higerstown
Ace: Lace importers face sharp price drop in sale
A cracked OCR item reports lace importers lowering prices by a great reduction on a sale. It notes terms about 6 to 13 days of kind, a closing at 2, and mentions carpet and wall paper sales.
Unnamed assailant wounds man on South Street
William Burk, son of Lewis Burk, living on South Street, was wounded in the stomach by a yet unknown assailant. His condition is stated as serious. Meanwhile Mr. Whittier of Telegraph Street has traveled to Baltimore for an eye operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burk
Lewis Burck
South Street
St 82
Usdergo
Mr. Whittier
Telegraph Street
Baltimore
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Neweara
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Capitalista
Ays
Benjamin Johnson
Hyattstown
Montgo Badday
Topushy
M.C
Work
Arthur Ford
Harry Mason
Carroll County
Haltimora and Ohio
Gaithers
Circuit
Cass
Calvin L. Engis
Alice H
Lewis Doester
Rich
Henry Spanser
Monteres Hospital
Justin Smith
Robinson
Xbt
Sastern Milling & Export Company
Devoe
P. L. Hargett & Co
Belday
Ooenra
Azanesville
Zansaville Ghia
Henderlok
Misic
LOGAL
F. A.O
Highbarger
Conntite
Lidie’s
Nichola
D. James
Women's College
G. A. FR
John Hendrickson
Corpium Monk
CBILD
Triumph
Walet and Hose Anp
Neidig & Miller
Tin’ Ana
Sappington
White Star Coffe
GEO
Rodock & CO
So Lawce
Riba
Geo. B. Rodook
A. T. Rich
A.T. Biuoz & Sons
Nonth Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Ide Bas
Fréderick County Telepho
Wessn
Bappingtor’r
Binart
G.A.R
Gattysburg
O. W
Bassett
Muollinix
Mulliaik
Franz Avaus
Poliman
Yeable's
Main Street
Peterman
Franklin Street
Hawise
W. Gayer
Tromrtiy
Ommee
Court Street
dSdawiy
Edwin Deviletss
Devileiss & Uener, Assurance
Doll & Atoaigh Brilnar
Atiall Rourr
Fablawir
New Spa
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