In History for Sept 16 With Noted Events
The entry recalls 1812 Moscow burning with huge losses, rail pioneer Weesbarles Grochir born in Troy 1851, Louis XNNIEL King of Brance and Charles X succession, Speke killed by firearm, Pusey death, Puritan yacht Genesta loss to America Cup, Alhambra damage, Cherokee strip settlement, Haskell wounded, McKinley memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Losis
Weesbarles Grochir
Troy
N.Y
Dr. Pusey
Genesta
Palace of the Alhambra
Grenada
Cherokee Strip
Joseph T. Haskell
el Caney
Columbus
C. W
William McKinley
Capitol
Warhingtus
Personal notices from a Maryland town page
Purely personal items list residents visiting and returning from trips. Wm A Cramer of Walkeraville visits Baltimore on business. Miss Mason Walter visits Pennsylvania relatives. Murry Stauffer from Frederick attends school at Charlotte Hall. Hull and Thomas in Baltimore. Neilia Neighbours in Hagerstown. Bertie Walter visits Germantown. Mrs Peter Baer returns to South Market Street from Hagerstown. Arnold Willard at George Washington and Lee University. Mrs Ed Remaburg and daughter visit Mr Staley. George Zeigler returns from Hinton West Virginia. Blanche Houck becomes cashier at Brager’s Baltimore. Newman Rohrback Wood attend Democratic State Convention. Nellie Fox from Baltimore stays through September. John and Edith Troxell return from New York. Preston Whip studying at Washington and Lee University. Mrs Moeritz and daughter return from Valley View Braddock Heights to Baltimore. Mrs Lizzie Johnston and Mrs Charles Nichols visit Ramsburg. J D Boyer and children visit Gouard family near this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Cramer
Walkeraville
Baltimore
Mason Walter
Third Street
Pennasylvania
Murry Stauffer
Sear Frederick
Charlotte Hall
Harry Hull
Herbert Thomas
Neilia Neighbours
Frederick
Hagerstown
Bertie Walter
Germantown
Montgomery County
Peter Baer
South Market Street
Asrold Willard
Oftan
Washinga and Lee University
Lexington
A.s
Ed. Remaburg
Washington, D. C
O- Staley
George “A. Zeigler
East South Streak
Hinton
W. Va
Mies Blanche Houck
Brager's Department
Entow
Sarstoga Streete
Moesers
Jacob Newman
Washington and Lee University
Edward Moeritz
Vailley View
Braddock Heights
Lizzie Johnaton
Walter Johnaton
Kensington
Charlea Nichols
Kennington
John H. Ramsburg
J.D. Boyer
Childdren
Berryville
The Work of Death Scott F Stone Dies at 21
Scott F Stone died this morning at 8 o clock at his mother in law Mrs Margaret Adams West Fifth Street of consumption aged 21 years 8 months He is survived by a widow and one child Funeral will be held Friday at 3 o clock at the house Interment Mt Olives Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott F. Stone
Inlaw
Margaret Adams
West Fifth Street
Mt. Olives Cemetery
RIGGLES KOLB HYMENEAL IN BALTIMORE MARRIAGE
A license was issued in Baltimore for the marriage of Frederick W. Riggles of Washington DC to Miss Margaree H Kolb of this city. The wedding is understood to have taken place today. The bride is daughter of the late Augustus Kolb of Local Market. Also mentions Mountain City Mills market data and assorted grain prices and shelled corn per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggles
Kols
Baltimore
Frederick WW. Riggles
Washington, D. C
Margaree H. Kolb
Augutus Kolb
Mountain City
Fairy
Besuel
Oasis
Berkel
Neighbor rescues man with illness aid near Sumner
D. P. Daveberry, a well known merchant in Sumner county, owes his life to a neighbor's kindness. He was nearly hopelessly ill before a train of kind actions and a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy helped him recover, thanks to A. L. Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Daveberry
Ercer
Sumner
W. Vaslo
Bim & Bottie
Chamberlain
Tresty Foor
A. L. Pearre
Bids Expected for Market Street Paving Contract
Frederick officials anticipate multiple bids tonight for paving Market Street between Patrick and All Saints. Contractors from J. A. Fritchey & Son and John T. Clarkson attend, with Mack Brick Company rep W. Monroe Gushwa on site. The project covers about 3030 sq yd of paving and 1475 ft of curb, with actions delayed by October deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Patrick
All Saints
J. A. Fritchey & Son
Lancaster
John T. Clarkson
Hagerstown
Clarkson
Frederick
W. Monroe Gushwa
Mack Company
East Church Street
Mack
Porter Company
Hast Onarch
Hast Third
A. T. Drinkhouse
Haat Church
Charch
Week's Record in Courts Lists Transfers and Marriages
The circuit and orphan's courts weekly record details real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and court orders. Entries include deeds in multiple counties, licenses for Howard Nash and Florence Langholtz, and guardianship and probate actions for Mary E Stunkle and other estates. A sale notice and a local store improvement item conclude the week’s listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Cour
Cirfoult and Orphans
Thomas H. Hobba
Jannie Ae
Margaret Tresier
Igo Oline
Gens Buchanan Smith
Lottie B. Sterey
Frederick Agricultural Society
Gilmer Schley
Frederick
County Agricultural Society
Mary A. Kolb
Margaret E. Kolb
Wm. C
David D. Kolb
George A. Tradér
John T. Payne
Benjamin Pryor
Martin V. Stottlemyer
Margaret Kolb
Daniel Z. Padgett
J.B. McSherry
William J. Harwood
Howard V. Nash
Florence Langholtz
Baltimore County
John D. Fitez
Cordelia Wolfe
Thurmont
Harry T. Perkins
Mary B. Hines
Riehl's Mills
George W. Abrecht
M. Susan Baldwin
Clarence H. Hest
Naomi A. Raifenider
John E. Dean
Brunswick
Edith L. Holmes
Brownsville
Washington County
Robert Shipley
Howard County
Maggie Saline Fritz
Liberty, Orphans’ Court
Richard H. N. Fresbour
William J. Black
Mary E. Stunkle
Charles H. Stunkle
Qohbarlea W. Hill
James E. Abrecht
James Egbrecht
Rhoda C. Abrecht
Samuel C. Thomas
Ofra T
Death of Judge Ritchie Brings High Tributes From Baltimore Bar
The funeral for Judge Albert Ritchie, who died Mayday at Narraganset Pier, will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore. Notables including Mrs. Ritchie and her son Mr. Albert Cabell Ritchie attended the remains, as judges adjourned and the Supreme Bench planned a tribute. The scene reflected the judge’s high character and lifelong service to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ritchie
Narragansets Pier
Cbrist Protestant Episcopal Oberah
Baltimore
Edward Barnes Niver
Ritchley
Ritchie
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Bernard N. Baker
Donald McLean
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jadge Ritchie
Supreme Bench
Superior Court
Taylor
Pench
Hitchie
Hoe
Eo &m
National Library
Washington
Quynn Named Judge for National Beagle Club Meet
Mr Charles W Quynn of this city has received notice that he is to act as one of the judges of the National Beagle Club at the meets to be held at Howardville Va during the week beginning November 9. A large number of millionaires are interested in hunting and will attend these annual meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Quynn
National Beagle Club
Howardville
Funeral for Grace H. Smith Held Near Mt Philip
The funeral for Grace H. Smith was held yesterday at 2 o clock at her late home near Mt Philip. Elder Broner officiated. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were the funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Smith
Mt. Philip
Elder Broner
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Man from Montevue Causes Stir in Frederick Streets
A demented man named James Brightwell from Montevue Hospital rode a corn wagon into Frederick, then paraded on East Patrick and Market streets tied with cords as if a horse. He sought a saloon at Third Street and was later returned to the hospital as crowds watched the odd spectacle. The Will H. Myers Stock Co sets three days at the Opera House with Through the Breakers and The Meconghinere on the bill, featuring dramatic thrills and light comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue Hospital
Patrick
Market
James Brightwell
Frederick
Montevue
Canning
Brightwell
Patrick Street
Market Street
Brighswell
Groff
Meanweele
the Breakers
Will H. Myers
Opera House
Owen Davis
The Governor's Son Musical Comedy at The Four Ochsners
One of the season's strongest musical comedies will be The Governor's Son. styled as The Four Ochsners' enduring success Very appropriate Life. The show promises bright musical numbers and a top cast including John B McVeigh Ruth Halbert Louise Gould and several others. The manager Jed Nibla assembles a premier company for its original production with well known songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Frederick Ehestre- Boers
DeForest West
Ensigo Macpherson
Jos Goony
Norman Stanly
Sun Fanny
Diavold
Bad Faraun
DaVorest Wass
Ihe Wale Melba
Smith and Arden
Devbins
Unas Greighton
Beg Doll
Mr. Adams
Tala
Four Ochsner
George BL. Cohan
Jed Nibla
John B McVeigh
Ruth Halbert
Louise Gould
Watter” Gnester
Charise Posey
Harre Lecear
Wilk A. Halliday
Peter Oaurley
George
Walter Jones
Maryland Sveen
Bude Sawhorse
Anns “Hawthorne
Ios Thomas Sods Sieging
Beauty ‘Horas
Long Drive to Woman's College Party Visits Friends
Rev B W Stonebraker Loyaburg Ps and Mr H R Earlenbaugh Al toona and their daughters Miss Martha South and Miss Mary Beaver traveled to the Woman's College in this city by two horse conveyances. They arrive Monday evening after stops at Williamsport Hagerstown Frederick and Yellow Creek. The party stayed with Mr D H Stonebraker in Williamsport and will return home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Stonebraker
Loyaburg
H. R. Eattonbaugh
Altoona
Martha South
Mary Beaver
Woman’s College
McQonnellsburg
Merceraburg
Clearspring
Williamsport
Imster Place
D. H. Stonebraker
Hagerstown
Frederick
E. W. Stonebraker
Allie
Francia
H. R. Earlenbaugh
Haddis Earlenbaugh
Martha Smith
Yellow Creek
Eckenrode v Eckenrode Case Heard in Circuit Court
In circuit court this morning at 9 30 the case of James A Eckenrode versus Tobias A Eckenrode was taken up James Eckenrode sues his father for 1000 claiming his late wife contract with her father and Tobias Eckenrode. Tobias Eckenrode bought a farm from Mrs Eckenrode s father and deeded the farm for 24000 with the amount of purchase in dispute. The claim implied that James Eckenrode was to receive 5000 with 1000 to Mrs Eckenrode. The jury retired at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jargss McSherry
Boy Scalded In Home Incident On West Patrick Street
About 10 o clock this morning Harvey Dansberger aged about 2 years son of William Dansberger West Patrick street while playing with a wagon at his parents home felt its foot pan filled with ce ntrosing water Doctors Hendrix and Goodell attended him and relieved his suffering at noon Dr Hendrix stated the injury was serious but not likely to prove fatal The scald covers nearly half the boy s body
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dansberger
William Dansberger
West Patrick Street
Wes
Hendrix
Goodell
Mammoth Sugar Corn Yield Report From Frederick Area
Mr. John F. Stein of Frederick near Gaizymng reports an exceptional sugar corn crop. He has delivered to the Monocacy Valley Osmning Company with an average yield about four tons per acre. A sample batch shows one dozen jars weighing 238 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammoth
John F. Stein
Gaizymng
Frederick
Monocacy Valley Osmning Company
Farm blaze near Harmony sparks town’s fears
A large pile of cough and debris on Mrs. Galvin Waters farm near Harmony burned fiercely, triggering alarms in Mic aletown Valley and prompting fears that a barn or another building had burned in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin Waters
Harmony
Micaletown
Balance sheet items and totals from a bank report
The document lists financial line items including surplus fund, undivided profits, and taxes paid. It shows balances for National Banking, due to state banks and bankers, due to trust companies and savings banks, and certified checks. Total figures appear at the end of the balance sheet segment.
New Fall Carpets and Rags Display Opens
Joan Hemmickeon invites shoppers to a new fall carpet and rug display showcasing seasonal designs and colors. The store promises superior goods and a greater range of styles at right prices to attract every customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemee
Weat
Patrick Street
Bayern
Sud
Menal
Fires Destroy Barn and Fertilizer Plant in Maryland
News of fre state reports William H Bennon s barn near Germantown burned with loss feared at half a million dollars. The Ragin Monumental Company fertilizer plant at Fairfishd Anne Arundel county also damaged by fire. Judge Boyd urges county building provisions as Garrett county grand jury notes unsafe courthouse and jail. The Howard County Court notes 92 witnesses, 26 indictments, and 4 releases this term. A bill seeks sale of Henry Frederick Bronsoce s Howard county estate, including Waverly, former Isle Governor Howard s homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bennon
Germantown
William O. Gray
Forestville
Prince George's County
Select Castle
Maryland
Knights of the Mystic Orisin
Midland
Boyd
Garrett County
Grand Jury
Ragin Monumental Dompany
Fairfishd
Anne Arundel County
Grenatary
Howard County Clirants Court
Equity
Ellicots City
Henry Frederick Bronsoce
Howard County
Waverly
Howard
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Marylad
W. L. Moore
Honda
Weaver
Notica U. D
Lowenst
Org Fertilizer Co
Wn. A. Cramer Thos. H. Muller Harvay Oil Co
Ail E. Third Se
Ous
Nok Gas Qonnstt
James Doll
Rosenoors’ Wortheimer
Rintioces
Hachive
South Market St. Block
Church
Harry RB. Snook
Sophis Layman
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Landis
North Market Street
Litchie
Jariet
Baltimors
Susil
Arning Brash
Citizens National Bank
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Chiizens' National Bank OF
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Sersere
U. S
Cirev- Vato
Ccceveenees
Totel
Marsland
LW. G. Zoran
Zimmerman
Avers Thomas
N. P
GEO
Aga Wuts
Thoma HB Hauser
Lirecoys
J. D. Sken
Elsdstarit
Joan Hemmickeon
Serpin
Cuba
Joan Lenomonson
Newball
Neldig & Miller
NEG & Midler's
Tbs
Aele
Neidig.& Miller
Clinton E. Main
Mais
City Hotel Grill
RTV Hotel
Chicago
Daughters of the Confederacy
Misa Eleanor Potts
O. P. Bensart
Bashela
Besant & Knorr
California
Ketaro
Ts Freeman -Dixon
Presbyterian Chapel
West Second Street
Fredstick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Mullinix
L. E. Mulleses
N. W. Tracy
Mississippi
Gulf of Despair
Perpit
Press
Everzone
Frederick Gas Os
Katharine Swan
New York Ciy
Boag
Kodock
Rodook & CO
North Market Atrest
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas P. Rice
Buet Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmers Exchange
Frederick Q
Blour
Offige
All Saints and Carrott Streets
Olgois
Hull & Reich
B. H. B. Peterman
Franklin Street
sBdawiy
H. E. Smith
Masonic Temple
C. Nicodemus
F. B. Sappington
Lintita
B. Sappingtor
TZ North Market Street
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