Notable deaths and events chart across centuries
A compact list noting historic figures and milestones: Dante Alighieri and Jan van Olden Barneveldt born or executed, James Wilson a Pennsylvania signer and early U S Supreme Court judge, the Hudson steam ascent by 1811, the Duke of Wellington death, Civil War era battles near South Mountain, Rear Admiral McCauley’s death, and President McKinley’s assassination and Roosevelt’s oath. includes scattered dates and places from varied eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dante Cexli Alichior
Jan van Olden Barneveldt
James Wilson
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
United States Supreme Court
St. Andrews
Scotland
Funen
Hudson
Msi
Duke of Wellington
Walmer Castle
England
Ireland
South Mountain
McClellan
Lee
Potomac
Wsi
Edward Y. McCauley
Jamestown
Presdent
Willian McKinley
Buffalo
Leon F. Czolgosz
Niles, O
Theodore Roosevelt
Ace
United States
News Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
A brief notice asks readers to promptly report any irregularity in receiving papers to The News, aiming to ensure accurate delivery and accountability.
Notice to Subscribers on Regular Collection Day
Tomorrow is the fifteenth day of the month and The Day News carriers will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready will save mutual inconvenience.
PURELY PERSONAL VISITS AND A COURT MOVE IN LOCAL NOTES
PURELY PERSONAL items list Washington D C visitors Miss Enrica Kengla and Mies May Clark at Visitation Convent Norfolk Va visitors Miss Helen Murray staying with cousins Misses Alias and Virginia Frazier La Fayette Indiana visitors Mia Lisle Kemble McNeal and Mrs W H Hilleary Norfolk Va visitor Virginia Frailer returns home from aunt Mrs Thos Murray At Lonaconing Md Mina Alberta Rease first pupil arrives at School for the Deaf Mt Airy Md Fannie Molesworth and Nellis J Weast guests of Mr and Mrs C O Ausher man East Third Street In circuit court this morning the Theodore Stauffer vs Washington Olingan case moved to Carroll county trial adjourned to tomorrow at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrica Kengla
Mies May Clark
Washington, D. C
Visitation Convent
Helen Murray
Norfolk
Alias
Virginia Frazier
Mia
Lisle Kemble McNe
la Fayette
Indiana
W. H. Hilleary
Virginia Fraaler
Thos. Murray
Mina Alberta Rease
Lonaconing
Mds
School For the Deaf
Misa Fannia Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Nellis J. Weast
Monrovia
C.0. Ausherman
East Third Street
Theodore Stauffer
Washington S. Olingan
Motter and Henderson
Mr. Olingan
Carroll County
Russian Losses Counted by Kuropatkin in August September
Special dispatch reports General Kuropatkin estimates Russian casualties from August 28 to September 6 at four thousand killed and twelve thousand wounded as the war drags on from St Peterssurg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterssure
Kuropatkin
County notes from Virginia visitors and local happenings
County correspondence reports visits by Mr and Mrs W H Ayrea of Virginia to Mr and Mrs H Umbaugh and others. Various locals entertainments and Sunday visits are noted, a new boarder expected, schoolhouse work in progress, and bass fishing on the Potomac near Point of Rocks. A district carpenter H Hoffman works in Washington for 3.50 daily. Frank P Price’s Elkton store was burglarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vubs
W. H. Ayrea
Virginia
H. Umbaugh
W. B. Myers
Lander
H. O. Fox and Son
W. Z. Remsberg
Miasea Tillio
Charlotte Osin
Marion Whitter
Katie
Lila Remboerg
George H. Frye
Montgomery County
Harry L. Myers
Flng Pond
Albert Stallings
Luckatts
Ben
Potoman
Point of Rocks
District of Columbia
D. C. Hoffman
Washington, D.C
Burglar's Rich Haul At Buckeystown Store
The general merchandise store of John F. Keller at Buckeystown was robbed between 1 and 3 this morning. About 400 in cash, several watches and rings, a razor, and valuable papers were taken after the safe was opened by forced entry through the wareroom door. Sheriff Young suspects dynamite but reports no decisive clue yet. A bank book, one check, and a factory order were found on a farm road to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
Charles T. E. Young
Sheriff Young
Clinton Thomas
Frederick
Kaller's
Run Over by Heavy Wagon Injures Lime Kiln Worker
Emory Diller about 40, employed by Joseph Thomas on a Lime Kiln farm, was run over by a four horse wagon while loading fertilizer. The wheels broke his left leg in three places. Diller was taken to City Hospital after initial treatment. condition improved. Thomas was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Diller
Joseph Thomas
Lime Kiln
Mr. Thomas
Diller
Hlczar
Mr. Ditler
Mr. Diller
Thomas
Thomas B. Johnman
A Pleasant Surprise Party At Yellow Springs For John Neighbors
Mr and Mrs R M Neighbors hosted a September 9 surprise party near Yellow Springs for their son John Neighbors before his move to Leonardtown St Marys to teach at Charlotte Hall Military Academy. Guests from Harmony Grove Walkersville Frederick Baltimore Yellow Springs joined a evening of games and a bountiful refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Neighbors
Yellow Springs
John Neighbors
Leonardtown
St. Mary's County
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Immedista Familly
Mary and
Grace Oronise
Harmony Grove
Nellie R. Asper
Walkersville
Price Young
Ralph and
Frank Stauffer
Harry Worman
Lewis A. Woodward
Upton Reich
Frederick
Allen Dill
Baltimore
Shaun E. Batairy
For Her Children's Sake at City Opera House Saturday
An uncommon story told with strong character and dramatic craft. Theodore Kremer’s narrative style echoes The Fatal Wedding as Sullivan Harris Woods stage a lavish but compact production with a cast of distinguished players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Theodore Kremer
Sullivan, Harris & Woods
Death of Maria Bruce at 63 in Buckeystown area
Maria Bruce colored woman died Monday morning at her Buckeystown home from paresis aged 63. Funeral held yesterday at Hope Hill church with Rev. W H Jones officiating and Laboring Lone and Daughters of Buckeystown in full regalia. Interment at Hope Hill cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. Plus Market quotations from Mountain City Mills with corn wheat oats prices and an auction sale by Wm H Orme Jr between Urbana and Park Mills for livestock and farming material tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Bruce
Buckeystown
Parsiyais
Hope Hill Church
Rev
W.H. Jones
Lone and Daughters
Fnl
John Scoggins
John &. Johnson
Clay O. Diggs
John Johnson
Wm. Tasker
Jas. F. Lee
Wm. H. Orme, Jr
Urbana
Park Mills
Week's Real Estate Transfers in Otromic and Orphans' Courts
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses for the week ended September 14 190K include numerous deeds such as Joseph W Gaver and A D Willard to Nathan J Bogaind for Urbson district 335.25 and Elizabeth H Lantz to Robert Biggs trust fund 1783.05. plus licenses for Bra Jay McHenary and Mary R Rowe and others. Orphans' Court entries list administrations testamentaries and notices to creditors, inventories and appraisals, and a railroad right of way sale by executors with court ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otromic and Orphans’ Courts
Otronic and Orphans’ Courts
Joseph W. Gaver
A.D. Willard
Nathan J. Bogiand
Urbson
John O. Ross
Elizabeth H. Slick
Thurmont
Elizabeth H. Lantz
Robert Biggs
Charles H. Oster
Margaret G. Hammett
Charles H. Qaler
Charles H . Oster
Charles H. Ost
Alice H. Osler
George W. Miller
Clara Smith
Joseph D. Baker
Charles D. Walker
Ww. R. Gilbert
Charles DD. Walker
Jonn P. Fox
Roy Eby
Mary A. Kolb
Harry W
Grayson
Bowers
Frederick
Jay McHenary
Mary R. Rowe
John Robert Randolph
Dora Sacken
Hyattstown
William O. Seaman
Thomas P. Sappington
Margaret A. Worman
George T. Day
Alcinda Thompson
Frederick County
Margaret A. Stone
Margaret A. Adams
John H. Oatshall
James M Delaplane
News of the State summaries and incidents
An assortment of brief items notes a typhoid epidemic in Madison Dorchester county a mayoral remark on Baltimore tax rates a death of Mrs Bryant wife of Antietam Cemetery superintendent and a jail condition critique by Judge Boyd in Garrett county. It also mentions a fatal paralysis from a wagon accident near Hagerstown Fairbanks address preparations at the Naval Academy and estate appointments for Ulman heirs. The Roxbury Distilling Company tax dispute in Washington County cites $3800 claimed for 1901 to 1903 taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haston
Madison
Dorchester County
Timaeuns
Bryant
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Garrett County
Boyd
John Ritter
Hagerstown
Charles W. Fairbanks
Baltimore
Naval Academy
Issac Ulman
Marxie Ulman
Wicomico County Orphans’ Court
Simon Ulman
Washington County Commission
Roxbury Distilling Company
Etzler Buckingham wedding and Wood appointed DNC mailing head
Charles Etzler and Flore Buckingham wed at New Market parsonage with Rev Kelley Lewis officiating. William Kelley and Sallie Lewis also married at New Market on September 7 by Rev Hill. Roger B Wood, son of Col J E R Wood, named Superintendent of the DNC mailing department in New York City. John Gershberger is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley—Lewis
William Kelley
Sallie Lewis
Poplar Springs
G. J. Hill
New Market
Monrovia
Roger B. Wood
J. E. R. Wood
Democratic National Committee
Century Building
New York City
Wood
Aged minister dies after long literary career in Maryland
Reverend Thomas Soott Bacon D D former rector of St Pauls parish in Thies County Md died last night at Buckeystown aged 79 after a long period of debility He was a Protestant Episcopal clergyman born in Saratoga NY son of Rev William Bacon He served in Illinois and Ohio and as chaplain on the Hudson during the Civil War He later lived in St Marys and Oakland Md and retired in 1887 to pursue writing His notable works include The Reginnings of Religion interment will be at Mt Olivet cemetery from All Saints Episcopal Church tomorrow at 2 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Soott Bacon
Buckeystown
Bacon
St. Paul's Parish
Hoe
Saratoga
N. Y
Sod
William Bacon
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Bacon
Philadelphia
Williame Collage
Willamstown
Mass
Boston
New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Polk
Dionsas
Louisinos
Union
North
Hudson
Farragut
Xostern
Ohio
St. Mary’s County
Oakland
England
Cspt
David Bacon
New England
Baltimore
Sophia L. Greif
William Greff
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
First Week of School Sparks parental guidance plea
Letters from the People urge parents to support teachers, attend during business hours, and show interest in schoolwork. The piece advises listening to children’s daily reports, praising kindness and diligent effort, and avoiding criticism of teachers in front of pupils. It calls for sympathy to new teachers and partnership to make the year successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Warong
Patrona
Tempus
Bank Statement Fragment With Capital and Surplus Entry
The fragment lists capital stock paid in surplus fund and undivided profits after expenses and taxes. It references bank notes and appears to be an incomplete ledger row from a financial statement. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or figures.
Miss Bob White to Open City Opera House Thursday
Operatic event of first water Willard Spenser presents Miss Bob White in a full scale production at the City Opera House on Thursday September 20. The show features Cecelia Rhoda Georgia Campbell Harries Tranor Connie Mao Frank Deshon and others with lavish scenery and costumes identical to metropolitan runs. Inspection of Frederick water source postponed due to weather. board trip rescheduled for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Spenser
Bob White
City Opera House
Bere
Rob White
Metropolitan
Cecalia Rhoda
Georgia Campbell
Harries Tranor
Connie Mao
Frank Deshon
Jas. McClure
Donald Archer
G. Harry Wilson
Ray Tymone
Jos. Leighton
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Roosevelt and Davis clubs campaign notices in local politics
Local notices urge Republicans to attend a September 15 meeting on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank building second floor to organize a Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club with Hammond Urner delivering an address and poll books to be brought. A Democratic headquarters meeting on September 16 will elect officers and form a committee. a separate Cement ad and optical services note follow with appointment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Roosevelt & Fairbanks Club
Hammond Urner
Revo
Warr
Parker and Davis
Democratic
Corner Court
Patrick Streets
Jossry H. Bvasaro
Bighbarger
Park Hotel
To Enlarge Brunswick Yard for B&O Terminal Capacity
The Baltimore and Ohio will expand the Brunswick terminal and storage yards adding about 20 new sidings. Current yards hold over 5,000 cars and the improvements will raise capacity to about 1,000 more cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Yard
Baltimore and Ohio
Branswick
Harvest home services at Braddock Reformed church
Harvest home services will be held in the Reformed church at Braddock next Sunday at 3 p m by Rev. George W Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Home
the Reformed Church
Braddock
George W. Snyder
Greatly Reduced One Way Colonist Fares to the West
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces greatly reduced one way colonist fares to principal points in California Arizona British Columbia Colorado Montana New Mexico Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington Wyoming and more from all stations. Valid September 14 to October 14 1904. For tickets and full information contact Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Niagara Falls
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Ms. Airy
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Rochester
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Manch Obuck
Susquehanaza River
Leehigh
Wyoming
Weatons
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Baltimore, & Ohio Railroad
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the Daily News
Wasninaroy
Tax News
Maryland
Eve Eens
L. Moogs
Objet
The
Weather Bureau
E. Patrick St
News Office
Asealae Harp & Etchison
Soirs
wavlGens'staaah
Rodock & Co
City Opera
Cornellat
Buffala
Circuit Court
Frank P. Price
Elkton
J. F. Keller
Buckeystown Brown
Local Mart
Mountain City
News OF the
John Gershberger
North Market Street
St. Pant's Parish
Thies County
Tex Newe
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Rational Bank OF Frederick
U.S
U. S
Cesar Sewer
Lubos
Wate
Total
Mary Lane
Fasneries
Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Geo. Wal Bmieth
John
Ramsburg
J.D. Barre
Attention Republicans
Attention Democrats
Allen G. Quxss & Co
Serps
Dium Alzes
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
NIG & Miller
Eash
Welles
Clinton E, Main
Main’s
North Market
Hinton
City Hotel Grill
Cur Hotel Grill
BE. L. Semmip
Markus Street
News OF the Churches
PHS
Dark York
Baltimi
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Bone
North Market Strere
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Stree
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Manezadawly
Ural
Xraery
Office
Eldarly
WI. C. Boteler
Ontioward
Farry
Esternian
Hai
S'redertex
Aldit
Third Street
B. Byard Kepner Care Neidig & Miller
JPOR
West Patek
H. Zimmerman
N. Market Street
aiSdim
Wear Fifth Street
Market Street
J. Hudson
Ruprecht
West South Street
C. A
EHRET
Besant & Enott
East Patrick Street
F. B. Sappington
Jardinieres
Sappington
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