British battle of Long Island noted in history column
The Sept 15 installment recalls the August 27 1776 Long Island battle as a defining British setback and highlights the era's Patriots. It also marks John Witherspoon's death, the 1862 birth of Grover Cleveland, and the 1906 Harper's Ferry surrender amid a brief historical calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Long Island
John Witherspoon
Pylebian
New Jersey
Tan Howard “Watt
United States
Druggists Demand Reform At Pittsburgh Convention
Fragmented report on the twelfth annual convention of druggists in Pittsburgh. Proposals seek tighter controls on drug stores, clearer prescription rules, and recalls of certain substances. Debates cover whiskey sales on prescriptions and restricting dangerous mixtures to prevent poisonings. Proposals also call for regulating proprietary medicines including cocaine and morphine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Tfala
Minneapols
Dongelstis
Among The Sick In East Patick Street Notice
Mr W Krise of East Pathick street has recovered enough to sit up. Mr Thomas Geisinger of Water wired remains confined at home with the amilism. Mr Harry Schwartz of East Fourth street suffers a ball on the back of his peck. Miss Ella Stride of South Carroll street, once ill with typhoid fever, is able to be out.
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W . Krise
East Pathick Street
Thomas Geisinger
Harry: Schwartz
East Fourth Street
Miss Ella"Stride
South Carroll Street
Brief Notes of Interest And Local News
Yesterday Mr Ede ward Schell captured an eel weighing U4 pounds. Mesars William Frasey and Harry Keefer bagged eight squirrels while hunting. A new pavement is being laid in front of Alderman J Daniel Crimmins property by workers under Mr McClellan Phobus. Calvi C C Fox of West Chester Pa underwent an appendectomy at the ity Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edeward Schell
Mesars
William Frasey
Harry Keefer
J. Daniel Crimmins
McClellan Phobus
Jury Reports Delays and Excused Jurors in Civil Docket
Report of jurors excused until next Thursday following the closing of cases. Mention of Harvey der case and amounts of damages. Ex Judge Glenn H. Worthington and Reno S. Harp appeared for plaintiffs. Smith Sint Wa P. Maulsby for defendants. Cases removed to Washington County. guardianship matter heard with Declarations held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey der
Withon
Atd
Reno
Harp
Smith
Sint and
P. Maulsby
Banick
Porterfield
Willan W. Wenner
Glenn FH
Ch Ton
Cora J. Gaver
Guardian
H. L.gaver
W. Obenderfer
Wagheard
Urner
Returned from Abroad Mr Catgin L Hine of Frederick County
Mr Catgin L Hine of Frederick County has returned from several months in Europe combining business and pleasure. He attended the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh Scotland and visited historic sites. Back in Lancaster Pa he resumes study at the theological seminary after graduating Frederick High School and attending Western Maryland and Franklin and Marshall Colleges. He previously served as county correspondent for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catgin
Hine
Laider
Lny
Telong
Europe
White
Edinburgh
Scotland
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Frederick
Maryland
Franklin and ‘Marshall Colleges
the ‘News
Suit for damages over breach of promise to marry
Miss Mary A Titlow sues Z Preston Carter a Jefferson freight conductor for $10,000 claiming breach of promise to marry. The suit states Carter lodged at Titlow home for three years and promised marriage, but encouraged by his mother and plaintiff, he allegedly broke the promise. Court action progress noted amid advertising activity in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Titlow
Elty
Reno
Sheris
Citizens National Bank Shows Redemption Fund Details
Bank notes and capital stock figures are listed with redemption fund at 8 percent of circulation. The document outlines asset categories including private bank notes, treasurer accounts, and stock divisions, noting totals and paid-in values. It appears to be a financial notice from Citizens National Bank detailing capital, assets, and compliance with approved treasurer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Diet Rae Biate
Banke Cate de Banke Semper Ae Oi
Arbed Casts
Nick
Iender
Sue
Soldier Poole of Sykesville Endures Severe Wounds
Mr H C Poole of Sykesville Howard county formerly of Frederick county endured a series of injuries this week. He was kicked by a horse breaking his left leg below the knee. On Monday he was kicked again in the south by a horse causing further injuries. Poole is a son of the late George Poole of Frederick and served years in the Philippines where he earned a reputation for nerve and bravery. He was once deemed dead and discharged at Fort Leavenworth where he served as a deputy war shawl and secret service man. Mrs Poole was involved in a clothing merchants matter at Fort Leavenworth.
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H. C. Poole
Sykesville
Howard County
Frederick County
Poole
George
Frederick
Philippines
Fort: Leavenworth
Kansas
Secret’ Service
Youth Committeeman Draper Jailed for Assault near Garfield
John Draper, about 16, son of Hanson Draper near Garfield, arrested by Deputy Sheily Tom on assaulting Roy Lewis's eight year old daughter and charged as incorrigible. Committed to jail in default of $50 bail after a hearing before Justice Eckstein. Other defendants include accused for obtaining money by false pretenses and misrepresenting age, waived hearings, with multiple bail defaults and commitments to the Home of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John "Draper
Hanson Draper
Garfeld
Sheily Charles ‘Tome
Jusilee
OX Mearing
Hielkud F
Gilessner
Crom Joli
Lakiy
Bakin
C. i. Eckstein
Etelilgon
Shooting Eagles Near York Farm Trigger Bird Drive
Three bald eagles appeared two miles north of York Pennsylvania near George Midder's farm. A hired man shot one eagle which then swooped and snatched a Plymouth Rock hen from a yard. The crippled eagle flapped wildly while trying to escape. wingspan measured about 2 inches shorter than full span. Forest fires in mountain retreats are blamed for driving the birds into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Midder
York
Lecture on Australia by Miss Manning in Kemp Hall
Miss M J Manning of Sydney New South Wales Australia will lecture on Australia Friday evening at 8 o clock in Kemp Hall admission will be free Manning will discuss progressive legislation in Australia aiding state railroads old age pensions arbitration courts suffrage and related topics A private exhibition of motion pictures was shown in York to see fights pictures of the defences and Johinson tenant At Keno Nevada the mayor Weaver and other city officials attended After this exhibition the mayor announced the pictures would be permitted to be shown there no objection was found to the display
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
M. J. Manning
Sydney
New South Wales
Kemp Hall
York
Holdcraft Earns Bishop Miss Scholarship at Lebanon Valley College
Mr. Paul E Holdcraft of this city has been awarded the Bishop Miss Scholarship at Lebanon Valley College in Annville Pa. This honor marks him as the first student to receive the fellowship, a notable achievement for such a young scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E.,holdcraft
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Holdcraft
Witness in Hood Case Seeks Testimony in Maryland
Deputy United States Marshal Howls F. Carter has been summoned to appear before U S Commissioner A R Hagner in Hagerstown tomorrow afternoon as a witness in the William Hood case. Hood is accused of robbing a rural mailbox on Sugar Loaf Mountain. Rev Alvin B Dupuy notes his Kent County residence and praises The Frederick News and Frederick County.
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Hood
United States
Howls F. Carter
United States Commisionera
A. R. Hagner
Hagerstown
William Hood
Sugar Loaf
the News
Kent County
Frederick
Marriage of Alva Newton Gladhill and Mary Julia Fry
Mr Alva Newton Gladhill of Baltimore and Miss Mary Julia Fry of Lander were married at Jefferson yesterday by Rev Wayne H Bowers. The brief ceremony was reported in The News with a celebratory note on the couple.
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Guarh Tap
Alva Newton Gladhill
Baltimore
Mary
Julia Fry
Lander
Jefferson
Wayne H. Bowers
Opening Exercises At Worms College Hit Record Enrollment
The Worms College morning opening featured President Apple presiding at the organ, Devotional services by city ministers, and a welcome by Klomer. Reps of the Board of Trustees and alumni attended as enrollment of boarding students surpassed all prior records, with overflow housing arranged and some students placed on waiting lists while two faculty members were late arriving. The new schedule of classes began today after notices from the college’s authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An's College
Ih Collége
Peysinger
Elinor . Markey
Apple
Bachbuch
Board of Visitors
Inene
Studante
Somme
Inter
Social World Entertains Friends at Fourth Street Home
A social gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles M. Magan at their Wert Fourth Street residence in Baltimore featured Ada Merrikiy of New York and several local guests including Elizabeth Mieveyaal of Wiesnbigton. The event included refreshments, polite exchanges, and thanks to the hosts. A resident on Mast Fourth Street urged city sprinkling to reduce dust from passing vehicles, noting visibility issues.
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Charles M. Magan
Tatke
Wert
Ada Merrikiy
New York
Bintine
Elizabeth Mieveyaal
Wiesbnigton
Mies
Lees Tritt
Marylant
Nule
Hnuelog
al Alee
Mrdcund Mix
Lagat
Wid
Chiles Vagin
Moses Adit Mereikin
Bima
Elbarbeth “Hievey
EAM Shape of Winchester
Ottty Elkins
Ruthie Hagan
Aine Toberty
Sidi Tiyan
Messrs
Dalph Vaningardner
Doe oRilhip
Travk
Holder
Bert Rhelies
Marry Hayat
Construction progress and new delivery wagon addition
The Granite cut on North Market Street between Tiled and Fourth streets is completed. curb laying is underway on the block between Fourth and Witt streets. Adams Express adds a delivery wagon to serve increased business with driver John D Horins.
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Fourus and Witt Steets
Adama Express Company
John’ D. Horins
Braddock Heights Party Skates as Bicycle Theft Suspect Named
Local Braddock Heights gathering features skating and bowling while a Lemon Party in progress. A bicycle theft from 222 North Market Street is tied to a known party, and if Dot returns immediately the case may be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights, Casino
Braddock ‘Heights
N. Market Street
Dot
Braddock Heights
Remembrance of Margaret Murray In Our Home
Loving remembrance from Mrs RB Zimmerman for Margaret Murray who departed this day two months ago on July 15. The text expresses sorrow, absence from home, and the absence of her sunshine and helpful care. The aunt signs the memorial poem in a personal, intimate tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Murray
Mra. RB. P
Zimmerman
Bargain Shoe Stock Sold by Commercial Operators
Commercial Operators of South Market Street announce the purchase of the entire stock from a rival firm in the shoe trade. The sale opens Saturday September 17, 1910, featuring men’s, women’s, boys’, girls’, heavy and light footwear all new goods at bargain prices. Also notes about local showings at Luray and Braddock Heights venues, upcoming excursions, milk pricing, and travel ads.
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U W
Speen
Market St
Woman's College Welcoming New Students In 19th Century Pageantry
An excerpted notice describes a lively campus welcome at a women’s college with parlor chatter, vendor stalls, and a nondescript committee planning a September fundraiser to secure new instruments for a band. Edw. C. lng, formerly Chesapeake & Ohio manager, will open a North Market Street electrical supplies shop. Local merchants advertise hardware, brushes, and related goods as the community anticipates fall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJM
C. A. Lng
Ngbtinig
Chesapeake Bu CO
Washington, D.C
Openat, Aly
Market ‘Street
Tatilde c
General * Electric
Compatty'n Motors
Batigsates
Clertr Padly, Firniehet
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the Daily News
Nanooke
Iun
E. Moone
Boreau
Nees
Luray Ladies
Tome Journal
Liss Miller
Braddock Casino Womighty
Marvel Opera House
Luray
N. Market St. Bo
Mrs. Oliver
Wren
Market St. Pigs Tor
T. Rothenhoefer
Thos
H. Haller
South St
Hatty W. Bowers
H. Baumgardner
Arleee
J. M. Miller
Agt
National Association
Calvi.c.c. Fox
Weat Chester
Ity
George W. ‘W. Trout
Calvin -L
Hind
Sueg'z
P. Darner
Citizens' National Bank
Martland
Fraderick
Aden Wie
Yammerman
Cashier
Pomiedge
Cassore
Ravers Thomas
Aties
Claes P. Bixon
Sherk
Tor Lo Patrow
Sty
Tustin UL Bekstedin
Wighney
Shooting Eagles At
Hymeneas
Woman's College
Tod
Mast Fourth Street
Hone
AL Luray
Italy
Last Chance
Uraddock Heights Casino
Braddock “Heights
Opera House
Ilograph
Chance
Ox Frook Brown Co
Burny
Frogerick
Railroad. Company
Farmars
John ‘'D
Hendrickson
Soan Monk
A Woman's College
Yo Dite
Faguliy and
Wolles
Maryileotte
W. C. Pennnuls
Woliners
Kurderda
John D, Hendrickbon
Neidig & Miller
Bibi & & Miller
Pikes Aoons
ILKR
Bloom
Seraien
Ain
Williamson's Drug Store
Eickeus
Clark
Aferican Foundry
Jand Manufacturing ‘Company
Olfdra
Tose Bo
Etock
Propaeya
Manufacturing Company
Be, Fisher
Hlberpacy
T. Tevding Mille
C O
Kuship
Rp Howad F. Rigw
Iy Fruderick
Celal Necks
Seviconwanern
Tata Tainlas
Sresinom
Oramee & Stauffer
Young &Staley
OUNG
Ct Staley
Towni Ser
Te Sn WA
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