Notable 17th Century Figures and Military Leaders Listed
The item lists several historical figures with brief notes on births and deaths. Names include John Bobleski, Andrew Hull Puget, Gebhard von Blücher, Gulzot, Richard Anthony Proctor, Rear Admiral John Cumming Howell, General James J. Mor, Alexander R. Shepherd, and others with dates and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulzot
Richard Anthony Proctor
John Cumming Howell Asb
Folkestone
England
Philadelphia
James J. Mor
Quincy
Alexander R. Shepherd
District of Columbia
Grant
Pleasant Paragraphe Of Friendly Travel And Guests
Personal notes from Baltimore and surrounding areas list many residents visiting relatives and hosting friends. Albert Rios, Rica, and Haller take a week at a Baltimore home while others travel to Charlotte Hall Utica Mille Linganore Hills and Woodside Park for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rios
Rica & Haller
Baltimore
Murray Stauffer
East Second Street
Charlotte Hall
Jennie Bennett
Sadie Gerlach
William H. Ramaburg
North Market Street
Utica Mille
0. McCarty
McCarty
Washington
P. B. Kunkel
East Patrick Street
Frank Staley
St. Charles College
Hillcats City
Edwin R. Stringer
J. K. Stringer
Third Street
Messre
Georges O. Zimmerman
Robert Goodell
Maryland Agricultural
Misa Osborn
Mowbray
John G. Williams
Linganore Hills
Frank Frazer
J. T. Crouse, Jr
Frank D. Groshon
San Antonio
Texas
George 5
Groshon
Patrick
Manaasas
Miss Poole
Misa Beavans
Washington, D. C
Mise Hickman
Mr. Arnold
Virginia
Reneburg
Middletown
Misa Hila Swomley
Woodside Park
Mrs. Swomley
Miss Swomley
Potterfield Cottage
Braddock Heights
Death notices and burials from Baltimore area
Peter B Hailing a former city resident died in Baltimore of heart disease at 57. Survived by three brothers and a sister, with burial at Mt. Olivet after arriving by rail. Franz Poetzel, 16, son of Antonia and Charles Poetzl, died Sept 10. funeral at Sacred Heart Church. Also noted: burglary at Frank P. Price general store in Elkton. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Railing
Hailing
Baltimore
Thomas Castle
Baltimoore
Argyle Avenue
Adam
Christise
George H. Railing
Catherine Keyser
Sranz Poel
Franz Poetzel
Antonia
Charles Poetzl
O'Donnell Street
Sacred Heart Church
Health and water pollution and pig nuisance urged by court
In Frederick the court urged grand jurors to investigate water contamination risks along the stream feeding the city water and to address foul pig pen nuisances harming public health. Judge McSherry stressed ordinances must be enforced, or remedies pursued. The term opened with Zachariah G. Thomas v Harry L. Davis over a $100 mare sale dispute from March 1903, alleging misrepresentation and soundness issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Courte
Grand Jury
Frederick
Zachariah G. Thomas
Harry L. Davia
Thomas
Nuisance Hog Pen Hit With Law Order
John Folan faced a hearing before Justice Joctius Smith on Saturday evening over a hog pen behind his Hast Fourth Street home. Neighbors and A Dorsey Hitchison complained of a foul odor endangering public health. Folan agreed to clean the pen by Monday and may stop raising hogs. Police say the low yard area housed the pen in vile condition. Folan claimed eight hogs and vowed cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Folen
Joctius Smith
Fourth Street
A. Dorsey Htchison
Justice Smith
Etchison
Mr. Folan
Jones
Taz News
Folan
Richard Wineberry
Grayson Williams
William Smith
Brengle
Wineberry
Williams
Smith
Wood
Gage
News of the State: Deaths and Trials Across Counties
Reports from Hillcott City to Maryland outline multiple deaths including James Mackubin Harry Stoner and Danial Swigert. Edward Gibson and Annie Muse are noted as deceased. Paul Berta wins a $900 verdict against United Railways in Ellicott City Circuit Court. Allegany and Garrett counties boundary dispute favoring Allegany is decided by Judge A Hunter Boyd. Hog cholera hits Talbot county with 200 hog deaths due to unburied carcasses violating law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackubin
Hillcott City
Harry Stoner
Smithaberg
Danial A. Swigert
Cumberland
Washington County
Edward Gibson
Talbot County
Montana
Annie E. A. Muse
Josiah Bayly
Auburnay
Maryland
Cambridge
Paul Berta
United Railways and Electric Company
Ellicott City
Chist
A. Hunter Boyd
Allegeany
Garrett
Allegany County
Funeral notices for Cornelia Irene Butler and Henry O Williams
The funeral of Cornelia Irene Butler, four months old, died of marasmus, was held Saturday at 3 pm at the family home on Middle Alley near Fifth, with Rev. Fr. Smith officiating. Interment in Ss. John's cemetery. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. Henry O Williams, colored, funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm at Asbury M E Church with Rev. Carroll and helpers, pallbearers from the church official board. interment at Greenmount cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. Also mentions a News want ad for 25 cents to reach Frederick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Irene
S. E. Butler
Middle Alley
Fifth Street
Marasmus
Fr. Smith
Ss. John's Cemetery
T. Rice & Sons
Henry O. Williams
Asbury M.E
Tt. C. Carroll
Wagoner
Townes
Lee
Elijah Davis
John Jones
Wesley Henderson
Alex Davis
Frank Roberts
Thomas Hall
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Firman Injured In Fire Engine Incident
Obsrien J Wilcoxon of United Fire Company was dragged sixty feet when a fire engine pulled away along Market Street. He grabbed the rope to prevent others from tripping and was injured with fractures to the left ankle and right shoulder plus scrapes on both elbows and the knuckles of the right hand. He spent a day in bed then recovered sufficiently to go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obsrien J. Wilcoxon
United Fire Company
Wilcoxon
United Q Company
Market Street
Mr. Wilcoxon
George Moli
Fire in a Wardrobe at Court Square Residence
A wardrobe fire in the third floor hall of Charles B Trail's home at Court Square was extinguished by bucket water after discovery by a nurse and quick action by firefighters. The blaze, started by a lighted match from Mr and Mrs Trail's children, was kept from spreading due to prompt response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Trail
Court Square
Independent
United Companies
Nurag
Seedless grape breakthrough by horticulturist Snively
George B. Snively of Shady Grove in Washington county reports a grafted grape vine producing seedless bunches. The seedless fruit is smaller but tastier while seed-bearing grapes also appear. he expects seeds may disappear as the vine matures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Snively
Shady Grove
Washington County
Town Paving Experiment in Hagerstown Costs 1 43 a Sq Yard
A vitrified brick street block in Hagerstown was completed at 1 43 per square yard under Street Superintendent Johnson. The town says town work is cheaper than contract, noting last contract paving cost 196 per square yard. A bipartisan board runs street work and police. town pays half the paving costs. Visitors from Baltimore and Pittsburgh arrive to tour the area and stay at the City Hotel while traveling on the National Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Johnson
Board of Commissioners
Hagertown
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1904 List
A September 10 1904 Frederick Md post office notice lists advertised letters awaiting pickup. Names include J Brant Cold James Frisby A L Hudson C G Hunter David Mercar Mrs Bettie Grant Miss Osiin H McGuire Miss Jacks Perry Miss Beasie Sibly Miss Grave Tailor. Letters unclaimed after two weeks go to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
J. Brant Cold
James Frisby
A. L. Hudson
C.G Hunter
David Mercar
Lapras
Bettie Grant
Osiin H. McGuire
Misa Jacks Perry
Misa Beasie Sibly
Misa Grave Tailor
Removals Among Local Residents Reported
Mr Rhodes Kemp is establishing a store room in the English property at Third and Market streets and will move his family to the residence of Mr Newcomer at Second and Bentz streets. The Misses Johnston on East Second street purchased the Eckstein property at Bantz and Second streets and will remove there. Mr Daniel B Miller, now in Washington on business, will move his family there shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes Kemp
Third
Market Streets
Newcomer
Second
Bentz Streets
Ely
West Second Street
Misses Johnston
East Second Street
Eckstein
Bantz
Second Streets
Daniel B. Miller
Washington
For Her Children's Sake to Be Presented Next Saturday
Sullivan Harris Wooda will stage For Her Children's Sake at the City Opera House next Saturday night. The melodrama by Theodore Kremer promises freshness and individuality and is paired with The Fatal Wedding as a companion piece. A large competent company is promised for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Harris & Wooda
City Opera Honge
Theodore Kremer
Miss Lucy Eisenhanper Leaves for Natchez Teaching Post
Miss Lucy Eisenhanper departs for Natchez Mississippi to spend the winter and take a position as vocal music teacher at Stannton College in Natchez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misziesippi
Lucy Eisenhanper
Natchez, Miss
Stannton College
Largest Sunday excursion from city to Baltimore and Washington
The season’s biggest Sunday outing drew 874 travelers on the B&O route with 139 to Baltimore and 135 to Washington, taking advantage of low rates yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Religious World Sermons and Church Activities Summary
Church services and Sunday schools across Frederick County churches are reported with sermons on Life in the Spirit The Broadness of Gods Commandment The Meaning of Temptation and Overcoming Sin The Decaptive ness of Sin and The True Apostolic Church Holy Name Society and parish announcements include new pastor installations Rally Day and missionary society notes The Reformed Ministerial Association meets to discuss The Office and Ideals of the Christian Preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braidock Heights
A. Fearhake
Emory L. Cobleuts
J. J. Schaeifer
Glade
E.L. Woolf
Trinity M.E. Church
South
the True Apostolic Church
Soho
Epworth League
L. A. Thirlkeld
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
W. J. Kane
Albert Smith
F. E. Craig
Holy Name Vesperea
Smith
Grace Reformed Church
EK. L. McLean
Evangelical Lutheran Oharch
Steck
Monthly
Missionary Society
Reformed Ministerial Association
Frederick County
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Reva. B. R. Eschbach
D. D
S. M. Hanoh
J. M. Motter
L. McLean
J. BR. Lewis
Mit. Pleasant
A. Conner
Adamstown
D. J. Wolf
Taneytown
Ray. Chas. A. Buahoog
Sabillasville
D. N. Dittmsr
Home Mission Board
S. M. Hench
Eschbach
Busy Housekeepers Preserve and Pickle Abundant Fruit
The Frederick household reports a bumper season with peaches at 60 cents per bushel and wide domestic activity. Canning and jam making flourish as blackberries, grapes, quince, damsons, and other fruits are prepared into marmalade, preserves, and pickles for winter use. Market notes list daily prices at Mountain City Mill for corn, wheat, oats, and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Householder
Mountain City
Red Men Picoic Parade And Tournament At Fair Grounds
The Chippewa Tribe of Red Men held a day parade from the lodge on North Market Street led by John H. Grove with participants from Brong wick and Sandy Hook. The event included a tournament before the grand stand and a sham battle with the Sons of Veterans. a horse slip near The News office caused no injuries. Tonight features another sham battle and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidig & Miller's
North Market Street
Marsh
John H. Grove
Tos Lodges
Brongwick
Sandy Hook
Frederick
Sona of
Everest Harding
Simooth Streas
Harding
Sons of Veterans
Masonic and fraternal groups attend Thurmont funeral
Representatives of Jacques de Molay Commandery and Knights of Pythias join local lodges of Knights Templar and Elks at the funeral service for Samuel Mr. Birely in Thurmont at 1 o clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanzrai
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knighta Yempiar
Knights of Pythias and
Elxa Ft
Samuel Mr. Birely
Thurmont
Frederick County Public Schools Reopen After Break
Public schools in Frederick County reopened today signaling the end of a break. Officials encouraged students to resume classes on schedule and welcomed families back to campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fire relief and community notices from Frederick
A grateful note thanks the Frederick fire companies for saving the Trail home on the evening of the 10th. The Frederick City Hospital Association holds a monthly meeting at the hospital tomorrow at 9 30. Dr. O Highbarger advertises optical exams at Park Hotel September 14 15 and 16. Red Men’s Reunion and Picnic at Fair Grounds September 12 features a Sham Battle and dances. Osteopath Dr E L Scullip offers free examinations at 5 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
O. Estevee Custis
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
John Bobleski
Vienn
Kamusu
Dijon
Andrew Hull Pucte
New Hay
Miondelesulin
Gibband Jaberceht von Blucher
Welington
Waterloo
W. L. Moore
NEW Advee Watch
City Opera
Ren
Rer Brook
Sal
T. G. Penn
Ok City Hospital
B. Trail
Highbarger Adame
Doll Bros Atpet
Rosenour’stas & Eleatria Co
V. M. Nixdorff, Jr
Burger Art Gallery
Neidig & Miller
Abkeral Fogle
Herbert Fogle
Mr. Fogle
Ms. Airy
Wm. H.B. Etchison
Mt. Airy
Frank P. Price
Elkton
News OF the
Adona
Charter J
United Engine
Slight Blezz
Mr. Co. B Trail
Ourists
O. Zall
Garltrude Gall
Olivar Zall
H. W. Story
Charles H. Sappers
Johnstown
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
WODEL
Teterhone
Beveral All-Woo
Cheviot and Hame
Epen
Culta
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. BakEr
Wu. G. Baxen
H. D. Baxen
Prest
Miller
G. Duvant
Mriven
Neldig & Miller
Black Fabrica
Venetan
Itelong
Clinton E, Main
Main
Slinton FE
THE
City Hotel Grill
Cr Hotel Grill
BOFT
Grabbie
Dennis Stunkle
Yellowy Springs
Charlea Wastler
St. John's Literary Institute
Misaes Annie and
Iola Gallagher
Sunday Schools and Societies
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbich
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
St. Samus
RED Men's Plcnic
Fair Grounds
Losal
Charles
E. L. Scullip
George
Rodock
New York
Boston
Rodock & CO
A T
North Market Btreet
Thomas P. Riqe
Iy East Fourth
Brrest
R. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimare
City Hotel
EB. Smith
East Church Street
Madarn
Mzdtt
WM. C. Boteler
Frederick College
Tok
Stadergladét
Newa
Novisazion
Evard Kepner Care
Neldiz & Miller Ig A
Anite
William
Charles Schroeder
West
Patrick Street
Geo
H. Rimmerman
N. Market Street
Piddim
West Fifth Street
KB. J. Hudson
Alddit
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Mra
Ells Waar
East South
DO East South
F. B. Sappington
Jardinieres
Alu Itain
B. Bappingtoy
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