Notable Births and Deaths Mark 1806 Figures in History
On Sept 12 historical notes recall Andrew Hull Foote naval hero born 1806 who died at 86 in 1876, and Virginia proslavery ex-governor Henry A. Wise Confederate veteran who died in Richmond. Also listed is Lloyd Garrison Jr. born 1838, son of the antislavery leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hull’ Foote
Naval
Henry A. Wire
Vir ‘Rintia
Richmooa
Willlane
Lloyd Garrison
Degington
Local residents report travels and visits in the city
Miss Amelia Yost has returned from business in Baltimore. Mollie Eixenbauer comes back from a trip to New York. Mrs. Nuthian Webb of Sykesville visits Mr. George Wr Snths on Patrick Street. Albert Young of Waynesboro stays with relatives in the city. Miss Blennar G. Carty visits York relatives and returns. Florence Heard of Baltimore visits her sister on Monocacy Boulevard. Elizabeth DeGrange of West Patrick Street returns after Berkeley Springs. Mollie Bechan of Baltimore visits Zacharias on East Thine Street. Damarling travels to Berkeley Springs West Virginia and plans to return Wednesday. dna M. Schaefer of the city leaves for Baltimore for studies at a school of that city. vacation continues with York Madison County and other prizes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Yost
Baltiore
Mizx
Mollie
Eixenbauer
Nuthian Webb
Sykesville
Mr. George
Patrick Street
Mbel
Surdih
Leinart
Monocacy Boulevard
Orlands
Washington
Albert Young
Waynesboro
Baltimore
Zachirias
Thine
Damar Ling
Berkeley Springs
W.va
Tenglthy
Frederick
Dna M. Schaefer
Sunes
York
New
Wid
Madison
Coun Wille
Yaule
Hymeneal Notices From Grace Reformed Parish
DANNER LAYMIAN marriage in Washington DC and Edith Reed wed at Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Chester Kesselring and Edith Reed married quietly. Rev BE H Lamar officiated and attendees included John W Humm D C Waretine and Jacob Rohrbach at the Mountain Take Park conference banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner- Laymian
Harry S.danner
Washington
D. C
Misa Lillie Layman
Grace Reformed Parsonage
Third Street
BE. L. McLean
Danner
Kisyklring—Reed
Thurmont
Methodist ‘Episcopal ‘Parsonage
BE. H. Lamar
John W. Humm
D. C. Waretine
Jacob
Rohrbach
Frederick
Woman Sues for 105000 in Breach of Promise to Marry
Plaintiff Lilly McGaha, daughter of Burr F. McGaha, seeks 105000 damages claiming defendant Charlie McGaha promised to marry her after years of courtship and intimate relations. She alleges marriage plans, an engagement bracelet, and a child born in March 1910. Defendant admitted promising but said he could not marry now. witnesses testified to similar pleas. Court recessed mid trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petore
Ib. A
Burr F. McGaha
Petersville
C. ‘Newton Trundle
McGuii
Trousseau
Lilly
John W. Loy
Pry
W. L. Gross
Brunswick
Messrs. Pry and Loy
Courtoak
Company A presents minstrel show at Bradock Heights
Company A repeats its minstrel show at Bradock Heights Auditorium tomorrow at 7 45 p m. New features include Fred erick's end men Major Smith Bones Maulsby Doc Ship Jey and dught Duffey with fresh stunts and local jokes. Music by Mrs Mary Steckel Burck and the Braddock Heights Orchestra. The regular Tuesday night dance will follow the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Major Smith
Bones” Maulsby
Jey
Ught Duffey
Mary Steckel Burck
Performace
Frederick's
Smith
Bones
Maulsby
Doc* Shipley
Hugh Duffey
Military Minstrels
Braddock Heights Song Service Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Braddock Heights song service last night. Two solos were given, Were er You Walk by Mr Stewart Weyforth and In the Upper Garden by Dr Appleman. Adolphus Mearhake gave an interesting address on Water From the Wells of Salvation. A concluding concert by the Braddock Heights Band followed in its usual excellent manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Stewart
Weyforth
Upper Garden
S2-P
Appleman
Adolphus Mearhake
Braddock
Heights
Runaway Horse Causes Street Stop in Mt Pleasant
A horse belonging to Mr Crainer of Mt Pleasant ran away on South Market Street near Church Street last night about 11. It bolted up Market Street and struck a board across the street where paving was being laid at Church Street corner and abruptly stopped. No damage resulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crainer
Mt. Pleasant
South Market Street
Market Street
Church Street
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland Meet in Annapolis
The Medico's Meet of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland convenes in Annapolis this week with the semiannual session opening in the morning. Dr F B Smith of the city will preside and respond to the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
Excursion Carriers Report Mixed Passenger Totals
A historical notice notes an excursion yesterday carrying 242 passengers from the city. Of these, 145 traveled to Weshinntoe and 97 went elsewhere, indicating a split in destinations.
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Weshinntoe
Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Mountaindale Despite Rain
The Mountaindale picnic, delayed by rain, was held again on Saturday and drew an estimated 3 000 to 4 000 attendees. Rev. George W Crist of Walkersville Rev. Alderman of Chartenville and Hon H H Warner, Republican congressional hopeful, spoke as bands from O U 2 Ap MY and Yellows Springs performed with the Mountaindale choir providing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaindale
Androxsea
George
Crist
Walkersville
Alderman
Chartenville
HH. Warner
Congress
Republican
O.U2
Ap. MY
Yellows Springs
Organizing Frederick Lodge of Loyal Order of Moose
State organizer John A. Lemmon opens the Frederick headquarters at the Buffalo Hotel to form a branch of the Loyal Order of Moose. Founded in Louisville, Kentucky on April 12 1888, the benevolent order offers sick and death benefits to men aged 21 to 55 of character and integrity. The organizers expect a large lodge and propose Moose Day before the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Order of Moose
Frederick
Loyal Order of Moose
John A. Lemmon
Buffalo Hotel
Louisville
Pleased With Outlook Mr Warner Gives Interview Before Leaving for Home
Mr B th Warner Jr Republican candidate for Congress Sixth District was in the city Saturday for Mountaindale picnic and left for Kensington, Md. He said he was pleased with the outlook and grateful for the flattering primary vote. He plans to return to Frederick in about a week to renew his efforts and start his campaign in earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
B. Th Warner
Tor
Congress Fm
Calso
Mountaindale
Kengington
Frederick
A and A Services Visit Jefferson for Open Air Meeting
A and A Services with the American Salvation Army Freder ick Corps visited Jefferson yesterday afternoon holding an open air meeting attended by most residents. The two hour service inspired singing and a farewell that evening as friends gathered to wish God speed. Lady members depart for National headquarters by train. male members travel via Gospel wagon through Gettysburg pa holding winter campaign services. The corps plans cottage meetings and Sunday school for colored children at Paradise next Sunday. Return expected Sunday evening September 25.
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American Salvation Army
Frederick Corps
Jefferson
National
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Paradise
Souvenir Cards From Europe Reach Local Jeweler
North Market street jeweler William A. Shamons received souvenir postal cards from his friend Honorable Charles F. Markell touring Europe. Cards report visits to Italy Germany and Ireland. One August 29 from Ireland notes Markell had concussion of the brain after a runaway accident and hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘A. Shamons
North Market Street
Europe
Italy
Germany
Ireland
Turnpike In Bad Shape Between Hagerstown And Boonsboro
A jury report finds the old National turnpike section from Hagerstown to Boonsboro in poor repair at 23 sites. The commission cited a prior complaint detailing the deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Hagerdtown
Bishop Paret Expected on North German Lloyd Voyage
Miss Adelia Vassar Paret, daughter of Bishop Paret, has learned her father, then in London, will arrive in New York aboard the North German Lloyd Grosser Kurfeurat on September 27. A hot water heating plant is being installed at the All Saints Episcopal Orphanage on East Church Street by Messiao N. J. Wilson & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paret
Adelia Vassar Paret
All Sainte’. Episcopal
Church Street
Messia
N. J. Wilson’& Sons
Celebrated Birthday for Court Crief George Schroeder
George A Schroeder marked his birthday on Saturday with many friends sending congratulations in a festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Schroeder
Sign Erected Outside Laltar Establishment on South Market
Mr. Harry J. Fromke has placed an attractive sign in front of his liquor establishment on South Market. The notice promotes the business and greets passersby with a bold storefront display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Fromke
Laltorv
Dead man in corn field near Stine farm found
A 63 year old man, Mr George M Hanshew, was found dead in a corn field near the Stine farm west of Frederick yesterday afternoon. He apparently collapsed while chopping corn and died en route to the shock. Funeral services set for 3 pm at the home of his son on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Hanshew
Wis
John F. Stine
John Lewis
Han Shew
Patrick Street
Thes
Stine
Margaret
S. Hood
George W. M. Albaugh
John Lewis Hanshew
Familly
Mountaindale Plente
George M. Hanshew
Albaugh
I. Schroeder
J. Francis Smith
Win
M. Smith
Hanshew Wis
Doubs ‘Cemetery
Rocky Springs
Braddock Heights Minstrels Night at Auditorium
Local items announce Braddock Heights Minstrels at the Auditorium tonight at 7 45 led by Captain Smith with the company A band. A brief notice thanks neighbors for support during illness and death of a husband. Also reports of a bicycle theft near Dr Goodell's office with speedy return and an update on restaurant changes at No 7 West Patrick Frederick.
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A. C. McBride
Fragmented 19th Century Local Notices and Ads
Partial OCR text shows bank balances and debts, business openings, employment ads, and society notices. Items include Bank of America style ledgers, local shop promotions for carpet cleaning and electrical supplies, a tailor, and a temperance union meeting. Also dates, locations, and schedules from Frederick area postings appear.
American Foundry stock sale and local notices
Local notices advertise subscription stock of the American Foundry and Manufacturing Company offering shares at par $100.00 with details for contact through C. Fisher, President, and Dr. O. Highbarger optometrist in Hagerstown. Also announces Frederick College music department open for matriculation with instructors Smith and Sokgloye and Koontz contact. Public notices invite attendance for Grand Lodge action September 12 and a seed wheat advertisement from Allen Guynn & Co with a chafing dish prize in a window promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American.Foundry
Fredenck College
George
Edward Smith
Uuder
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CG. F. Goodell
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ASK
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A. & A. Services
Mr. Markell
White
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Migs Manning
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Dr. Goodell
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Law
C.F. Goodell
Grands Hiltary Minstrels
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Company A. Braddock Heights ‘Orchestra
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Mary Stecklé- Burek
Minstrels
Nigh
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Kinonas
Theo
John D. Endrickson
Newig & Miller
Miller
Slortt Berges
Vie
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Neidig& Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess and Clark's
Rexall Store
Wigfat
Os 'Fusné Brust. Co
C. Prane
Kitt Street
Cowling
Fighting Department of
Chesapeake Supply Co
Washington, D.C
General
Electric Company
Edward James
South Market’ Street
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Ox. Fibre
Frederick, MD
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Lee
HB. Landis
North
Mosher Street
Phono
the Maryland Casualty CO
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F&o RR
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Lawn
Armian Tito
Egreees Rae
E. Peone
Board of Managers
Frederick City
Arphive
Nantatante
Dr. O
Highbarger
Hagerstown
St New City
Knights of Pythias
Charles A. Landis
Allen, G Quynn & Co
Miller & Co
Siewava
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