Historic deaths and events from early world highlights
Dated notes record notable figures and incidents: Gabriel Daniel Laherinyt, a magmeter expert, died in 1736. Moscow’s loss of 30,000 buildings and $152 million. Charles Crocher, railroad promoter, born Trey 1895. Louis XV dies with Charles X succeeding. Captain John Hanning Speke killed by accidental discharge in England. Dr Pusey dies. Puritan yacht defeats Genesta for Americas Cup. Alhambra fire causes $250,000 damage. 6,000,000 acres opened to Cherokee Strip settlers. General Joseph T. Haskell mortally wounded at El Caney, dies in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Daniel Lahrenyit
Wslt
Ecums
Moscow
Charles Crocher
Bukeer
Bor
Trey
Loussvi
France
Charles X
John Hanning Speke
Neston Park
England
Dr. Pusey
Genesta
Cherokee Strip
Joseph T. Haskell
U.S
el Caney
Columbus
Public Sale Notes and Local Ad Fragments
Fractured OCR items list names of vendors and notices including public sale mention for Mrs Hattia G Simpson. Entries reference JEMENTS TODAY maogle Wagaman Neidig Miller Simmons David Wineberg Shoes Markey s Dregs Williamson s Bargains Moser Portraits Burger s Doll s Crab Soap cease Doll s Modern Woodmen H H Baller Boy Wanted Dr T S Bader Apples and Pears Wanted C Roland confirming a sale list in a local notices page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jements
Maogle & Wagaman
Neidig & Miller
Wees
Esse Simmons
David Wineberg
Markey’s. Dregs
Williamson’s
Moser
Burger’s. Baza
Doll's
Cease Doll's
H_H. Baller
T. S. Bader
C. Roland
Hattia G. Simpson
Purely Personal Notices From the City
Miss Grace Shipley and sister were in Washington yesterday. Misses Nanuis and Dora Mantz are in New York and Philadelphia on business. Mr. Calvin Page will return to the Maryland Agricultural College on Wednesday. Mr. Joseph A. High and wife of Baltimore are visiting relatives and friends in this city. Miss Mavin Jamison of Hagerstown is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Fitzsimmone near Buckeystown. Miss Helen Deochert of Chambersburg is visiting Mrs. C. O. Keedy on West Church street. Mr. Wilbur A. Duvall has returned from Canada and the Pan-American Exposition. Mrs. Frank Davis of East South Street has returned after visiting Wright relatives in Washington. Miss Blanche Staub has returned from Philadelphia where she attended fall openings. Miss Lettie Ebart of Washington has returned home after weeks with her sister, Mr. T. S. Bader on Clarke Place. Mr. B. Kurtz Hagelbrecht of Frostburg, visiting his brother near Jefferson, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dean on East Patrick Street have returned from Ocean Grove New Jersey. Miss M. Imogene Dorsey has returned to the Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore after summer here and at Ms. Airy, Md. Miss Corvins Payne, who trained in millinery with Armstrong Oster Co., has returned and will design and trim for Mrs. E. Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Shipley
Washington
Nanuis
Dora Mantz
New York
Philadelphia
Calvin Page
Maryland Agricultural College
Joseph A. High
Baltimore
Mavin Jamison
Hagerstown
J. J. Fitzsimmone
Buckeystown
Misa Helen Deochert
Chamberburg
T.S. Bader
Clarke Place
B. Kurtz Hagelbrecht
Frostburg
A. L. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
George W. Dean
East Patrick Street
Ocean Grove
N. J
Eammer
M. Imogene Dorsey
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Ms. Airy
Corvins Payne
Armstrong, Oster & Co
E. Payne
WIESTLING CASE POSTPONED IN CIRCUIT COURT
The circuit court opened at 10 with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Motter. The wrestling will case was postponed to September 26 due to Mr. Hammond Urner’s illness. H N Gist v B Ebert & Son went to trial over a $600 promissory note endorsed by Alleman. The defense says Alleman was to discount and remit funds to B Ebert & Son while he owed them $8,000 when the note was given. John S Newman and F J Nelson represented plaintiffs and defendants respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
McSherry
Motter
Hammond Urner
H. N. Gist
B. Ebert & Son
L. M. Alleman
Alleman
Gitt
John S. Newman
F. J. Nelson
Interesting Relics From Lincoln Funeral Train Displayed
Caleb M. Lewis who ran motive power for the Northern Central Railroad during Lincoln’s assassination kept a large crepe bordered flag. He also had a Harrisburg funeral train photo, now shown in the Mutual Insurance Company window. It remains an unusual relic of the nation’s early tragedy and the railway’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Caleb M. Lewis
Lewis
Northern Central Railroad
Washington
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Mutual Insurance Company
Gilbert Arrested in $30 Theft Case in Maryland
Charles Gilbert surrendered to Baltimore authorities on Friday night after being accused of stealing a watch, chain, and ring valued at $30 from baker C. O. Kefanver. Sheriff Troxell transported him to Frederick Saturday night. Gilbert did not deny the theft. Also there is an unrelated ad for Syrup of Figs highlighting its advertised safety for ladies and directing readers to California Fig Syrup Co. for authentic product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilbert
C. O. Kefanver
Baltimore
Troxell
Frederick
Gilbert
California Fig Syrup Co
Wind's Wild Work: Frederick Storm Destroys Buildings
A severe afternoon storm swept Frederick causing widespread damage. Homes and stables unroofed, trees toppled, fences down, and telephone poles broken across town. The storm lasted nearly an hour with heavy rain and a grand rainbow afterward, leaving many properties damaged including Groff's green house and East Third Street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dudley Page
Harpar’s Ferry
Braddock Heights
Montevue Hospital
Monterue
Page
John J. A. Filby
Oposanm Town Pike
Harry McHenry
West Seventh Street
Groff
Green House
Mr. Groff
Marshall Miller
Wm. Ridgsly
Sixth and
Bentz Streets
Dennis Fabrney
Dill Avenue
Salvation Army
Shaffer
Geo
Rodock & Co’s
D.C. Winebrewer & Son
West Third Street
Abner Kopp
Charles J. Doll
Market Street
Carroll Creek
Woman’s College
William Anderson
Big Rishouse
Groff Park
Woman's College
Weltylis
McClintock Young
E. E. da Lashmutt
East Third Street
Omaty
Storm leaves Braddock area in ruins and sheds flood of damage
The Poplar Terrace home of General L Victor Baughman suffered heavy damage as a storm wrecked buildings across Braddock and Unionville. A water tank, 200 barrels capacity, lay toppled. the race track judges' stand was blown 300 feet. 1560 window panes were smashed. two valuable horses died. trees toppled. corn fields ruined. At Montevae Hospital roof and stable damaged. Braddock Union obhured left with shattered windows. Several farms reported damage. Linganore church windows smashed. a cow killed by lightning near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Terrace
L. Victor Baughman
Boy Guise
Jedges
Montevae Hospital
J. Roger McSherry
Union
Braddock
Samuel Kline
Samuel Summers
Linganore Church
Unionville
George A. Albaugh
Margaret Hood
Frederick
Brief Bits and Mild Seasonal Observations
A compact column notes Ember days on Wednesday Friday and Saturday this week. It humorously reflects on social quirks and local customs, mentioning fairs replacing pennies for a few weeks and the cooling ice in glaciers. School children anticipate November holidays and December Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
W O I T U Meeting and County Convention
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting is set for Court street rooms tonight. The fiftieth County Convention will be held in Frederick on Thursday September 19 with 10:30 am and 2 pm sessions in Court street room and a 7:30 pm session at United Brothers church where Mrs Haship State President will speak. All sessions are public and open to all members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperane Union
Court Street
Frederick
United Brothers Church
Haship
Storms cause heavy damage in Liberty and surrounding areas
After passing Frederick a northeast track spared Buckeystown Monrovia Urbana and others from major wind damage though rain fell. At Liberty the storm caused severe destruction including a barn and shed wrecked on James Cram and farm buildings on James Sap Pington Harry Boyle and Mrs Warner Welsh. Barn doors and roof portions were torn elsewhere with hail cutting corn stalks and many fields washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Buckeyatown
Monrovia
Urbana
Eli Nicodemusa
Buckeystown
Mount Pleasant
Liberty
Mr. James Cram
James Sap Pington
Ephraim Eyler
Harry Boyle
Warner Welsh
James Barrie
The Work of Death Samuel H Thornton Funeral Notice
Samuel H Thornton died at his late residence on Middle alley Saturday at 2 o’clock of general debility aged 65. Funeral held that afternoon at 2 o’clock conducted by Rev George D Pinkney interment at Laboring Sowa cemetery. A T Rice Sons funeral directors. Sheriff Troxell led a search for Italians wanted for Giormanni Bondi murder near Adamstown with traces found. Sale tomorrow near Buckeystown by L M Bready auctioneer of Wm T Chiswell personal property including stock farming implements furniture and two shares of Adamstown Turnpike Company stock. Fraitcess Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Thornton
Middle Alley
Geo. D. Pinkney
Laboring Sowa
A. T. Rice & Sons
L. M. Bready
Buckeystown
Wm. T. Chiswell
Adamstown Turnpike Company
Troxell
Adamstown
Funeral Train Leaves Buffalo With Roosevelt Escort
The funeral train bearing the late President’s body left New York Central station at 4:00 this morning. President Roosevelt, five Cabinet officers, Senator Hanna, Mrs. McKinley, and her family accompany the body to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BrufraLo
Washington
New York Central Station
Roosevelt
Hanna
McKinley
Czolgosz Case Presented to Grand Jury
In Burrao New York on September 16 the Czolgosz case was presented to the grand jury this morning. If the jury reports today the district attorney declines to say whether Czolgosz will be arraigned at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czolgosz
Tax News
Burrao
N. Y
Bishop Whipple Dies in Fairview City
Bishop Henry B. Whipple of the Protestant Episcopal church died here this morning after a long illness. The news from Fairview City confirms his passing, marking the end of a notable clerical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Fairwavit
Mixy
Henry B. Whipple
Protestant Episcopal Church
Doll's Bass Supper and Local Ads Play Up Grub
Local notices promote bass dinners at Doll's with oysters and chowder, a crab soup, and a clam chowder nightly. Also listed are Modern Woodmen meeting details, St. John's Library hours, real estate for rent, Singer machine display, Crown Washing Machine sales, medical eye care, violin lessons, dressmaking, and carpet shop promotions.
Weekly specials announce space for limited time sale
The notice proclaims weekly special prices on selected items starting Monday and lasting one week only. Featured deals include So Black Ink, Scholar's Companion, Copyrights in stock, Carter's Stafford's and Arnold's quarts, with store at 12 North Market Street Frederick Maryland and a display of 100 piece dinner sets from English and American factories one door north City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plesae
USA
Local Market Quotes and Injured Worker Update
The Local Mart reports J W Hargett prices for corn and hay with per barrel and per ton figures. Henry E Cramer, injured last week at Wm D Bowers lumber yard on East Church Street extended, is released to be out. Advertising notes business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hargett
Henry E. Cramer
East Church Street
Wm. D. Bowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wasninetos
Tas News
W. L. Moorz
Weather Bureau
Nathive
Storm
St. John’s Church
J. A. Willumson
A. H. Harrington
Edward Freed
B. Roignour & Sons
Waa
Bant Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Biedeiau Coeuulo Liga, & Fower
Smpire
Gem
Klinehart’s Alley
Mary Sutton
Academy of the Visitation
Patrick Street
FILBY
Road House
BOOS
Petersville
Broad Run
Hargett
Feagaville
John Cronise
Harmony Grove
Thomas Kemps
E L Derr
Oereeville
Brest
Dennis Fahrney
Buffalo
Grand Jury
Bishop Whipple
H. H. Hansen
St. John’s
Fair Grounds
Merle Hitcshew
Frederick, d
Singer
East Church
The
Singer Manufacturing Co
W. OC. Watkins
CO. Mout & Co., Limited
Hanover
Wm. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
W. W. Osburn
Wilcoxon
LeFever's
Groff's Park
Eaper
G. Wm. Unteatl
Cartet House
L. E. Mullinix
John Hendrickson
Pillavdelphia
NEW
NEW Today
Thie Department
NEI & Miller
Aeason
Nsipia & Muse
Clinton
Clinton KE
Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Ahone
Tsanogie & Wagaman
Scholar’s Companion
Carter
Stafford
Arnold
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Ner
Sust
Pasterne
Peice
Jangdawly
North City Hall
Geo.srodook & CO
Rodock & CO
Rice & Arn
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
P. Rice
Fourth St
RIVE
Red. Co
Ceresville Mills
Apya
Ceresville Milling
Roland
Sandi
Potomac
Nantity
Willard D. Keller
E. Patrickibt
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Battimora
Phyelctan
Geon
D. A. Atlee Rabonize
Centiat
University OF Maryland
James M. Radclg
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
North Market Steree
Harry R. Bnook
Lewistown
Bradcher
A. N. Cramaz
Ian
Ti It
Shinution
Terelve Promot Codawil
Sables B. Fout
Frederick City
John
Dutrow
Walbersville
Live Stock and Real Eatate Auctioneer
Rederick, MO
Oedera
B. Hogenonc
Sis
STN
ASLAL
Towxsenp Scort & Sos
Bankers and Brokers
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