Notable deaths and events from early world figures
The item lists deaths of figures such as Chryssatom the preacher of Constantinople, Dante Alighieri, Jisan van Olden Barneveldt the martyr, and James Wilson. It also notes milestones like Fulton’s steam ascent of the Hudson, the Duke of Wellington’s death, Civil War battles near South Mountain, and President McKinley’s death with Theodore Roosevelt's oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chryssatom
Constantinople
Dante Degil Alighieri
Sc—Jisan van Olden Barneveldt
Etatennun
James Wilson
Aigner
Pennesylvania
Continental Congress
United States Supreme Court
St. Andrews
Scotland
Fulton
Hudson
Duke of Wellington
Walmer Castle
England
Ireland
Wet—Bartten
South Mountain
McClellen
Lee
Potomac
William McKintey
Buffalo
Leon F. Croixonx
Niles
Theodore
United States
Local notices and community updates from the county town
Subscriptions collection notice for tomorrow the fifteenth. Reports on school changes and building progress at Utz Hotel and new schoolhouse, labor shortages, canning factor and railroads drawing workers. Community updates include visitors, sermons, hunts, and local incidents with names and places.
Man Sentenced Two Years For Assault Near Barkittaville
Walter McNeil 20, of Lonacontog, was captured after an attack on a daughter of B E A Mallandore near Gapland in Washington county. He waived jury, faced magistrate Justice Hines in Rohrsville, and received two years in correction. McNeil claimed to be a wanderer with deceased parents and offered no remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
BE. A. Mallandore
Gapland
Washington County
Barkittaville
Wiedertok County
Cary
A. Gates
Gepland
Mote
Higeretows
Long
Bohrersville
Onge
Trego
Clare
Vendore Sie
Delbert
Atorney | Long
Walter | McNeil
Allon Hines
Rohrsraville
McBleil
Justion Hines
McNeil
Lonacontog
Local Society Notes Mary Juliet Morris Weds in September Invitations
Amos Henry Morris and wife announce Mary Juliet Morris will wed Charles Rupert Hainer at p. m. September 19 at Taganore M. E. church. Rev Charles R. Strasburg to wed Miss Nettie May Cart ridge of Wilmington. Miss Mary Rebscos Dean to be married September 9 at Christ Reformed Church Middletown. Jane Stambaugh and Matile Radzinsky wed in New York September 6. Mehring and Haines married September 6 at Silver Run. plan York Pa. residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Henry Morris
Ualonville
Mary Juliet
Charles Ruphen Hainer
P. m
Taganore M. E. Oharon
Charles Rorooe Strasburg
Johnsville
North East
Geoil County
Mise Nettle May Cartridge
Wilmington
Del
Cartle
Mary Rebscos Dean
Oarlton H. Dean
Middletown
Waymier
Dayton
Ohio
Cbrist Reformed Church
Stambaugh— Badzinsky
Charles Stambaugh
New York
J. E. Stambaugh
Woodaboro
Misa Matile Radzinaky
City
Maryland
Oreagerstown
William 5. Stambaugh
Woodsboro
Mehbring—Baines
Joho Weigis Mehring
Eame Mass Haines
O. A. Haines
Bilver Row
Carroll County
Resldenta
Bsiver Ran
York, Pa
Allegany and Queen Anne's County Notices and Accidents
The Allegany County Democratic Convention endorsed William Copulage Bryan. In Anne Arundel County George B Rawlings, colored, was killed by accidental discharge of a pistol. Ex Postmaster William W Johnson of Baltimore seeks Republican nomination for Congress in the Third District. Mr Summerfield Anderson electrician of 1498 West Lexington Street Baltimore was accidentally electrocuted at Electric Park. The Circuit Court for Queen Anne’s County enjoined the County Dem Commissioners from a new general assessment of property. Elisabeth Blair Lee widow of Rear Admiral Samuel L. Lee and mother of State Senator Blair Lee died at her Silver Spring home. A buggy accident on South Bates Street near Levis Leaking’s team caused a fall with Leaking thrown head or neck. Emma Lavender colored, of North Stock Street, involved near West wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
William Copulage Bryan
Anne Aronéel
George B. Rawlings
William W. Johzson
Baltimore
Congress
Summerfield Anderson
Lexington Street
Electric Park
Queen Anne's County
Elisabeth Blair Lee
Les
Blair Lee
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Sudden Collapse Claims Young Shipping Clerk at Ramsburg’s
George Saunders a 3 year old shipping clerk at Was H Ramsburg’s grocery in Market and Tuied streets died suddenly this afternoon after collapsing near the rear of the store. Doctor Pies pronounced death, believed due to heart trouble. Saunders leaves a widow and four children, oldest sixteen, home on Market Street near Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
George Saunders
Was. H. Ramsburg
Tuied Etreete
Thee Atera
Ganudere
Gace
Third Street
H. P. Pies
Bueodere
Fabriey
Beers Troeble
Weatok Be
Saueders
Market Street
Mt. Olivettory
Local Social Notes Highlight March Sepia Cast
Awkward roster of names shows visitors returning from Baltimore Washington and Harrisburg with several families in Braddock and Gettysburg. Community page lists visits, travel to Washington and Baltimore and local social events with modest notes on illness and schooling.
City faces void license tax ruling over 1904 ordinance
Judges declare the 1904 act unable to grant city power to impose a license tax or police control on professions, striking down provisions that singled out certain trades while omitting others. The Radcliff versus Smith case continues as court adjourns before verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Anguat
Jacob Notnagle
Moteagie
Eelle Diracs
Oti
Chare P. Levy
Miloa Garner
Obiet Jedge
Edge Ehendarie
Pampelead
Wilton P. Maulsby
Attocseys
McBherry
General Assembly
Henry G. Radcliff
Franklin B. Smith
Local items note sales, repaints, and building progress
Mr. Lewis Fraley sells the stallion Thotlam to C H Jones of Baltimore. Mrs Schroeder's North Market Street residence woodwork is repainted. Brunswick YMCA building now under roof and nearing completion. Brunswick Cannings Co loses 40 tons of corn due to cann shipment delay. Jacob Layman and son James FV Layman of Lyons report a pumpkin 63 inches in circumference. Layman brokers ground on First Street and Frat Avenue for the new Asols church. School room completed and ready for occupancy. parsonage under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Fraley
C. H. Jones
Baltimore
Jacob Layman
James FV. Layman
Loys
First Street
Frat Avenue
Ip Bronewick
As Ols
Fetes and Illness Mark Memorial for Frederick City Hospital
A Wednesday lawn fete hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Rodock on Northtreet to benefit the Frederick City Hospital free bed fund featured pet exhibitions dances and drills. The event raised about 65 60. Attendees included Margaret and others. several residents such as Helen Outeball Madeline Heath Alice Zimmerman and Spencer Zimmerman are noted as ill or recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtldren
Mr. and
Mire
George &. Rodock
Frederick City Hospital
Northtreet
Galte
Ae Fannie
Margaret T Baan
Harry Ieumgardner
Madeline Heaft
Alice Zimmerman
Roth Chipley
Mary Gilpect
Spencer Zimmerman
Fahrney Bride
Fangworth
Neshie
May Day Landing Story From Denver Galiers
Bavara Sept 14 Sailors of the Denver are set to land again at a moment's notice. President Palmaia prepared to board the ship if rebels attack Havana. Beatene Micodemus mastiat quotes and garbled lines follow with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Palmaia
Havana
Letters From The People Demand City Clean Up
A reader criticizes city officials for poor sanitation in the northeastern station and surrounding gardens. The writer warns that without action, typhoid fever cases will rise and urges the mayor and aldermen to resign if they fail to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Althy
Yarde
Community notices and sales from Taree district locals
Local snippets announce Saturday specials and general notices. Items include Bunlight boxes at six cents, pork prices eighteen cents per pound, hay and feed offers, a meeting for the Legal Temperance Legion and W O T U, a night school at Frederick College, removal notices, and various class and جنeral advertisements for local businesses and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Bunlight Ae
Zale Lane
Toree Rosstad
Mt. Cuuax
SLB
Wort
Patrick Bireet
Football Team Reorganized Amid Local Standouts
Abe mused on members of the aro and Real rag Heck with Gill the famed 1904 Martinsburg kicker. Paul Brown, the tackler. Brows the heavy back. James Qollene. Mareh the guard. Oushwary Robinson. Rodriguez. Staley. and Ordemac headline a lineup. Management plans games with Hag eratown Oberleatown and Marstnaburg pending schedule. St. John's Literary lemitate studies resume at B. John's on Barold morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Aro
Real
Heck
Gill
Martinsburg High School
Paul Brown
Brows
Smith
James Qollene
Johesce
Mareh
Oushwary Robinson
J Rodriguez
Staley
F. Staley
Ordemac
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the Daily News
Wenthar
Wasursence
Tan Mawes
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Faerseveree
Seles
Selealad
Gittinger
Bree Q. Carty
Camera
Stauffer
Pares
Rodosk & Co
Taz Dany News
Mim
Alma D. Stier
Ejivgstown
Annie Ruseell
Newtown
George Bohool
Grafton Clay
Alec Gong
Utz
Hlab
Ana Anne
Percy Russell
York
B. B. Randle
Jobo Almond
Mt. Airy
Ancle Trayer
Beaddock Heights
Mohler
Mt. Carmel
W.T. Wagner
O. M. Collom
Libertytown
F. Raley
John the Aummer
Catasash
George E. Byt
Roe
Hook E Gs
Robert Tents Peneraver
Young Girtu
W. Mealy
rTeet
Gare
Levis
Sieoae
Deata
George Saandera Disa
We. H. Asamsburg
E Store
Roger B. Wood
Wm. Gosnell
Knoxville
Mins Catey
Grace Bemsburg
Augustus Ford
Washingtos
Lewis M. Haller
South Market Street
Henry Raabe
J. Hotatey Kelisi
North Market Street
Washington
William H. Kreh
All Sainte
Mise Minale Lease
Hanover
Mise
Katherine Lease
South Street
Lizzie Boyd
Frederick and Braddock
Mien Emme Bard
Hartisburg
Kathryn Kratsers
North Market
Mise Hilda Zacharias
North Market Atrest
Charles Noble
Boston
Mace
Songsr B. Oltce
Braddock Boighta
Martha Beavany
Charles L. Stokes
Wom. H. Michiel
L. E. Mullinix
East Third Street
Bon Air
Braddock
Maxahall Brohiece
Mise Fanaleiz
Lingenore News
Ge Wagser
Eldah
Carrie
Mise Nora Young
Bhosmaker
Grace Johnson
Wilcoe
Marion Rankins
Harvey Dayhoff
Alvin Sod Davis
Washington, D. C
Jamee Dayhoff
Franklin Johnson
Lisle
Epent
Mre
Charles Schaelder
Tobias Martin
Elok
William Jones
Hiram Jones
Wim Bela Beott
Pat Connell
Werk
Ing Toe ‘Ook
of Oie
Connie Vara
Hs SS
Bower
Collet
Circuit Court
Mise Helen Outeball
South Market
Jonne Haller
East South Street
Momle Zellers
Bitas Heap
East Patrick Streat
Jans Rencer
East Filihetree
William E. Barger
East Patrick Street
Beatene
Micodemus
Rrzroez
Citisbre National Bane
Erste Ee Assater Ausoveces
Totabeacceon
Panama
Ladie
Weis
Miller
Jacek and
Sill
Pelor
Weidig & Miller
Gane Tcllons
Boye
Barry E Koogle
Rhaeios
Maryland Bobootorie Deaf
Foboot
T. IL
Legal Temperance Legion
W.O. T. U. Lawin
Bohool
Mako
M. Newman & Co
Frederick College
MM. C. &. Conteiburora
Tee YM. C. A. Ratan Chuensten
Rep. Familier Usth
J. Travers Thomas
Nottes
Wnt E. Peities
Sery Lora
Fon Market Street
West Pattick
Sarumpay
Oateopathy
J. L.gebmid
Ottinene’ Mat
Bank Allie Obronto Diseases S Spicialty
L. E, Melliniz
FA Buge
B. Moullinix
St. John’s Literary Lemitate
B. John's Eee
Barold
Slo Cach
Monty Bes
Ladiea
Dennah
Rennie
Vane Tage
Inokea
Guanes & Morouk
Vreederick, MD
Auelidly
Lfred Ritter
Omico—Court Brrest
Frederick
Ap Eitorney
Amreasal
Mareto Loan
Syndawty Peterman
Franklin Street
GEPT
Terta
Ther Forrest
North Charles Street
North Market Streat
C. L. Befauvera Optica
Potted Math
Yeanutbutier
Bhrat
Segant & Knott, Nest
City Hotel
Bavinaas
Morgan Grow
Weet-Patrick
V. G. Sappingtor
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