In History Sept 11 Highlights Battles and Births
On September 11 in history several events are noted including the Battle of Stirling in 1297 where Scotland defeated England, the birth of Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne Viscount Turenne in Sedan, the life of James Thomson born 1700s, the Battle of Malplaquet in 1709, the death of economic writer David Ricardo born 1772, Pico history in California and the death of Justice John Sedgwick born 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirling
Adsor
Henri de la Toure d'Auvergre
Viscount Turenne
Sedan
James Thomson
Malplaquet
Marlborough
Prince Lugene
Marshal de Villars
David Ricardo
Pla Pico
California
Los Angeles
John Sedgwick
Norfolk
Conn
Canvasser and Household Items Advertised
Fragmented clerical ads show a canvasser wanted and various notices for sale, rent, and household items. Mentions furnace sale, boy and room rentals, house listings, a mountain Sunday school, and a lace curtain sale linked to Neldig & Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEW
Advertir
Eeere House
Mountain Sunday
Soka, Hendrickson
Neldig & Miller
Purely Personal Notices From Thurmond and Nearby
Local society notes list movements and visits. Dr M A Birely of Thurmond is in town. Mrs B R Eschbdch left for Martinsburg. Edward Hobbs of New Market departed for Washington. Mrs M A Daish and daughter from Washington are at Avalone Cottage. State's Attorney E O Weant registered at City Hotel. Mrs Clagett Ramsburg and son visiting Mrs George Branner. Miss Flossie Oram returned from Washington. Miss Ada Myers guest of William H Moore’s in Rocky Springs then home. Mrs Ball family visiting Col Chas Trait headed to Frankford. Mrs Cobleats returned to Washington with sister Rev Arthur Carty. John D Markey left to coach at Maryland Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Birely
Thurmond
B. R. Eschbdch
Martinsburg
W. Va
Edward Hobbs
New Market
Washington, D. C
M. A. Daish
Avalone Cottage
E. 0. Weant
Carroll ‘County
Clagett Ramsburg
Soo
George Branner
Willow Glen
Flossie Oram
Fifth Street
Washington
Ada Myers
Baltimore
William H. Moore
Rocky Springs
Ball
Col
Chas
Frankford
Cobleats
Frank Ramsburg
Arthur Carty
la Crone
Wis
Parante
C. O.carty
East Patrick Street
John D. Markey
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Dawsonville Beats Frederick Athletic Club 23 to 5
Dawsonville strengthened with players from Washington and other towns defeated Frederick Athletic Club at Athletic Park. Poor home-fielding by Frederick and pitching changes by Jones Brest Bennett and Phebus all contributed to a lopsided 23 to 5 score. After the game fights erupted as visiting supporters clashed with locals, witnessed by umpire John W Williams of Boyds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsonville
Washington
Rockville
Frederick Athletic Club
Athletic Park
Frederick
Jones
Father Wild
Brest
Bennett
Phebus Tough
Furn
Thers
John W.williams
Boyds
Social World Party at Walkersville Hosts Birthday fete
In Walkersville at Bapny Side the Stauffer home welcomed Miss Heleus Stauffer on her twentieth birthday with a progressive peanut party piano solos and a vocal number by Mrs Helen Stauffer. A host of friends attended including families from Frederick Baltimore and Mt. Pleasant. The evening featured gifts and lively entertainment. A separate note reports a successful dance at Athletic Park pavilion with 35 couples, Brenner's Orchestra providing music and refreshments served on three long tables. Dancing continued until early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
J. H. Stauffer
Heleus Stauffer
Helen Stauffer
F. J. Wilson and Son
Winford Wilson
Washington, D. C
B. J. Nicolsmous
Mca
R. J. Nelson
J. A. Stauffer
Mises Helen and
Bana Mullinix
Helen
Bettie Stauffer
Frederick
Nellie Cramer
Mt. Pioasant
Blanche and
Hattie Baker
Baltimore
Marguerite Williams
Ljameville
Ethel
Mildred Stauffer
Heith
Mellie Nicoemnus
Kora
Bessis Nelson
A. A Raddia
Messrs
Thomes Zimmerman
John Markey
Lee Reich
Nelson
Walter
Asiph Stauffer
Kent
John Nicodemus
Harry Stauffer
Frank HoFmiek
Iymen's Fall Harvest Ceremony at Harmony Grove
The wedding group in Harmony Grove features Min Margaret Zouzer and Lester W. Armacost, with church service at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Thurmont officiated by Rev W S Metzger. The event includes a reception, Western Maryland Rail Road departure for Boston, and plans to reside in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Margaret Zouzer
Col
John &. Zouser
Thurmont
Lester W. Armacost
Westminster
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. Metzger
Lohergrin
H. D. Beachley
Williams
Washington, D. C
C. BE. Shaffer
Charles B. Hammett
Albert Gilson
Frederick
Donald Brown
Mary J. Landers
Marjorie Armacost
Frank Armacost
George Armacost
Nasbacm
Horace Rouzer
Church Street
Armacost
Western Maryland
Boston
Ogle
Stansbury
Benjamin P. Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Mattie M
Nicholas C. Stanabury
Emmitsbury
W. L. Orem
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Maud Ogie
Edgar Stansbury
Bessia Ogie
Elia
Maude Maxell
Anna Stansbury
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
J. R. Zimmerman
Ogia
Erbert—Cronise
A.O. Cronise
Harmony Grove
County
H. Manda Cronine
Guy
Robert
Hanover
Virginia
Eal
Waterloo
Old Defenders Day Observance at Key Monument
Enthusiasm rises as the Key Monument Association plans Old Defenders Day activities tomorrow at 4 pm. The program features singing, Key hymn, prayers, remarks by Rev Dr Iboras lugis and Maj. E Goldsborough, addresses by Don ald McLean, music led by Mrs Birsly and Mrs Jacy Hisenhafer, and a poem recitation by Miss Katherine Bleenhauer. Afterward, the group will visit Mrs John Ritchie’s grave to lay flowers in memory of her work with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Old Defenders
Key Monument
Oiboras Lugis
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Sddrees
Donald McLean
Rice
A. R. Yeakle
Wa. Birsly
Jacy Hisenhafer
John Ritchie
Batherine Bleenhauer
Ella Wheeler Wlooz
The Cadets Week in the Grroult and Orphans Courts
Transfers of real estate marriage licenses and court actions appear in the Grroult and Orphans Courts weekly record for the week ending September 10, 1202. Properties change hands in Frederick city and Brunswick while trustees and executors handle estates and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giroult and Orphans
Grroult
Joshua A. Dill
Singleton T. Stall
Frederick City
William L. Firer
Joseph ¥. Moser
William C. Strailman
Sarah BE. Miller
Brunswick
Joseph W. Gaver
Hammond Urner
Mary J. Thomas
Charles F. Maughan
Mary E. Manahan
Peter D. Fahrney
Victor Remedies Company
John
George W. Norrie
Mearl G. Norris
Wevertog
Immigrants Seek Farm Work in Maryland After Arrival
A group of inmigrants from Germany and Holland have recently reached Maryland, drawn by promises of opportunity from Secretary Badenhoop of the State Bureau of Immigration. Many plan to work as farm hands for one season to learn local crops and conditions while securing locations as labor is scarce. Market quotes from the Bertern sailing and Airport Company list corn at 3 per barrel, oats at 40 cents per bushel, wheat 87 cents, and barley 16 to 18 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
James W. Owans
Canfusel
Anne Arundel County
Eastern Investment and Mining Company
Baltimore
Germany
Snd
Holland
Maryland
Badenhoop
Bureaa
Europa
Arlng
Bertern Sailing & Airport Company
Tragic Pedestrian Death Near LeGore Crossing
George W. Shelton about 70 died after stepping onto the Pennsylvania Railroad track at Boners crossing near LeGore's as a passenger train due in Frederick at 10 20 struck him. Witnesses say he failed to hear the approaching train. coroner's inquest exonerated the railroad and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shelton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boner'’s Crossing
LeGore's
County
Frederick
Mr. Shelton
Shelton
G. A. Stultz
Woodegoro
LeGore'a
To-Lan
Clarence Kemp
LeGore’s
Hokstein
Ira J. McQurdy
LeGore
Justice Hokstein
Adam Roser
Ezra M. Shank
Amos String
D. M. Pittinger
Leesburg Lynching Case Dominates Loudoun Court Term
The Loudoun County court at Leesburg reconvened for the September term amid wide interest in the trials of Scott Bradley and Charles Lowenback over the July 31 lynching of Charles Craven and the July 28 highway robbery and murder of William Wilson. Lowenback’s trial began with about 20 witnesses. Bradley faces separate proceedings tomorrow. The docket also includes civil actions, with Mrs. Moberly winning $250 against the estate of Elizabeth Fout, and Anthony Williams versus Harwood Magrader on a tree and wheat-damage claim, plus a $242 verdict for Oslyn L. Bogle in a contractor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Richard H. Lebba
Scott Bradley
Charles Lowenback
Lesaburg
Charles Craven
Harry Knipple
Craven
Loudoun
William Wilson
Sterling
Herndon
J. H. Russell
Beatt Bradley
Lowenback
Bradley
Lowenack
E. E Garrett
Commonwealth
R. Walton Moora
Fairfax
McoOab2
Seote Bradley
Marshall McCormick
Berryville
William E. Garrett
Commonwealthe
McCqabe
Lowellback
Anc
Circuit Court
Moberry
Motter Aad Henderson
Lewis Moberly
Elizabeth Fout
Moberly
Fout
J. E.R. Wood
Major
Goldsborough
Oslvin L. Bogle
Alias H
Lewis Koorter
Wrecked by Cyclone Hits Montgomery County
A severe afternoon wind storm swept through Montgomery County near Boyds causing widespread damage. Trees were uprooted and many houses along the cyclone’s path suffered damage. A new silo owned by James P. Gott was badly damaged, its metal roof torn away and the silo moved from its barn, with sections of the roof scattered. The sudden gusts surprised residents as straw stacks and buildings were overturned throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Boyds
James P. Gott
Gall
Kennoweg Feo Confident in Maryland Sixth District Victory
Democratic Congress candidate Kennoweg Feo says he will defeat Republican Colonel Pearre in November. He cites a 400 vote Democratic win in Allegany County and predicts similar majorities across other counties. Feo notes Republican support shifting to his ticket and says he has the best chance of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennoweg Feo
Colonel Pearre
Christinn
Kennoweg
Marylan
Washington
Maryland
Konnoweg
George A. Pearre
Sixth
Pearre
Kennewag
Allegany
Colonal Pearre
Damocratia Agozias
Congress
Kennawey
Nsany
Weslogton
Funeral for Mrs Margaret King at Isla residence
The funeral of Mrs Margaret King was held from her Isla residence on West South Street yesterday afternoon at 860 o'clock. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. B Sodd of the Methodist Episcopal church. Pallbearers were nephews George Speak, Chas Speak, Samuel King and Ouest King. Interment followed at Mt Olivet. Schroeder was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret King
Isla
Weat South Street
Will of Peter Smith Filed In Register Of Wills Office
The will bequeaths $7000 to his widow Elizabeth Smith for life, then to son Ing W Smith. Household furniture goes to the widow. Newton A Fulton and Clarence O Fulton receive $1000 each. Remainder to son James W Emich. Executor named Biz Carp. Also reported yesterday, Frederick Baesing caught three large carp in the Monocacy weighing 16 18 and 8 pounds totaling 87 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Covel
Annie Gertrude Kolb
Namaville
Wille T. Wolf
Washington, D. C
Lucy A. I. Michael
Thurmont
Charles A. Jackson
Annie L Palmer
Buckeystown
Liester W. Armacost
Weatminater
Sarah Margaret Rorzer
Francis A. Harris
Emma Hooper
Frederick
Oephans
Frederick Lightner
John Fox
Thaddeus M. Riser
Washington L Shaffer
Charles D. Sheffar
Washington
L.shaffer
Charles D. Shaffer
Shaffer
Patrick McGowan
Charles C. Waters
Nea Ridgely
Henry W. Summers
Dietas W
Peter Smith
Register of Wills
Elizabeth Smith
Ing. W. Smith
Newton A. Fulton
Clarence O. Fulton
James W. Emich
James W. Sinish
Frederick Baesing
Hook and Inc
Local ads mix with rail promos and travel hints
A cluttered slate of local business notices and promotions includes lidies Bay mackerel butter fish and oysters, plus tailor made suits and corsets. It also lists rail fares to Washington for the 1902 National Encampment, a Hagerstown excursion, and a Park Hotel optical appointment, with guidance to the Illustrated Guide to Washington for visitors.
Quality Coffee and Breakfast Choices
A good cup of coffee hinges on several factors, especially high quality beans, proper cleaning, blending, and roasting. The note suggests you can achieve this by purchasing a well prepared product.
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the Daily News
Nawa
W.L. Moorz
the Weather Bureau
G. Anderson
H. Zimmerman
Enoch
Third St. _ Elmer Railing
B. Shipley
Patrick Burbeeque Company
Taalnia
Iymen
Mies Maude Cronise
Rouser
Beckenbaugh
Howard
Harriet Louies Howard
George Washington Howard
John Kyd Beckenbaugh
Hagerstown
Henry Evan Cotton
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Emma Howard
Willisos Preston Miller
P. L. Hargett & Co
City Opera_House
Frank Adams
Hez
Uncle Hez
She Local Mart
P.R. R
LaGore
George W. Seelton
Moser's Crossing
Justava
Gcireuu Court
Lidie's
Corporation Woods
Mountain
New York
Fannie
Hewes
East Patrick St
Janos
North Market St
G. L. Brawager
Dr. O
Highbarger
Park Hotel
H. C. James
Agent
Castle Building
North Market Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington, D CO
Ohio River
Leava Washington
Iselemve. Oalt
Baltimore & Ohio RF. BR
Pullman
Advanos
Bagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
O Comraden
G. Sa. R
John Hendrickson
Just
Joan Genprioseou
Rit & Hii
Iridig & Millee
Farhion
Flav
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton FE
N. Market Bi
Frederick County
Sappington
White Star Coffee
F. B
Stuart
Great Battlefield
G. Alr
Gettysburg
Antittam
Seach
O. W Bassett
L. E. Mullinez
L. B. Mullings
GEO
Rodook
Baroass Bulun
Metalio
McCall Patterna
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sox
North Market Steep
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Blob
East Fourth Armos
Suma
Wales
Desset
Willard
Keller
Patrick Steeez
Dearness
London
New - York
WM. C. Boteler
N. Market &J
B. Peterman
Franklin Street
Joseph W. Gayee
Leu
Shee
Westdence
Haiti
Devilbiss & Urnee
Insurance
Offics
Doll & Albaurd
Balldina
North Blarket Street
Mae Ecitdawly Diso Nicodemus
Nore
Cramer
Market St
Walketwillec
Seehee
Rejch
West Patrick
Rocky Spree
City
Rinse
Educational
Findia
Ooores
W. Orter
Rosebiog
Collecs Tertietese
Thor Dt
Second Street
Academy OF the Visitation
M. Por
Separrele Ie
Bisawi
Colum
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