In History: Moscow Fire and Notable Deaths
The Daily News notes events from history including the 12 burning of Moscow with 30 000 buildings destroyed and 150 million dollars in losses. It records births, deaths and notable deaths such as Charles Crocker in 1883 and Captain John Speke in 1882, plus a state funeral for William McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Charles Crocker
Troy
Louis XVII
France
Charles X
John Nanning Speke
Neston Park
England
Dr. Pusey
Palace of the Alhambra
Granada
Cherokee Strip
Joseph T Haske
UW. SV
el Caney
Columbus
William McKinley
Washington
New Advertisements Today in Theatre and Stores
New ad items include Hay For Sale at Motion Picturer theatre and public sale by N.B Besant. Rentals listed for Harry Warner and Wertheimer's Store. Help Wanted at A J Etchelberger. Garmon Fait Merchandise and Meidig Mitler Cloths. Closed holiday by Qizrnn & Co. Regenour's Stockings and Bennett's Woman's Sheen. Fall suits at Matheny, Doll Bees Mattresses, Etchison Furniture Store, and New Fall Dresses Goode. Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rothenheot
N.B Besant Public
Harry Warner
Wertheimer
J. Etchelberger
J. BH
Garmon
Meidig & Mitler
Qizrnn & Co
Regenour
Bennett's
Matheny
New Fall
Doll Bees Mattresses
Etchison Furniture Store
New Fall Dreas Goode
Personal Notices From York County Friends Reunion Travel
Purely personal notes list residents visiting relatives and touring cities from York to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Names include Mrs Beale King Agnes Tyergar Fannie Derr Nanaia Dora Mantz Leonora Briver J. Wm Himbury Lizalia Ehnebel Ada Myers Alfes Cramer Margaret Brish Prof B C Wyand John Michael DaGrange Ralph Wachter Charlies H Alter Edith Zicomerman Felix Fabian Agenjo Oscar Reed Norah Knoble and others, with many returning from trips to Hanover Philadelphia Washington and New York along East Patrick Street East Market Street and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umzent
Gharlea B. Stokes
York
Beale King Haa
Agnes Tyergar Syens
Baltimore
Fannie Derr
North Martet Strest
Walkersville
Misaee Janie
Goldie Lone
Ohuroch Street
Baltimors
Mirsas Nanaia
Dora Mantz
New Youk
Philadelphia
Mijas Ada Myers
Vinitlog
Edward Mobley
Washington
August Meier
North Market Street
Georgs Mehbrilvg
East Island Street
F.T. Rhodes
Miss Rhodes
Mias
Winifred Rhodes
Hanover
Mir
Alfes Cramer
Frederick
George W. Cramer
Clifton
Margaret Brish
West Patrick Strees
B.C Wyand
Maryland School For the Deal
Sharpsburg
John Michael DaGrange
Weas Plates
Ralph Wachter
Church Street
Taneytown
Charlies H. Alater
Newark
Ohio
Hafer
Joseph Dimmick
Barry Lambright
Ban Graos Eloholtz
Thurmonts
Edith Zicomerman
Hagera Town
Wm. C. Rhoderick
Felx Fabian Agenjo
Frederick College
Ann's Academy
New York
Oscar Reed
Lac Nora
Lewis H Mttler
East Patrick Sires
William Kimbel
Misges Klorence
Mabel Kimble
Mogsown
Anne
George Mehriing
East Second Atroot
Wm. Knodle
Dang
Wim. Ko
J. C. Bollinger
Hogarstown
Apples on display at Harvest Home service
A Mistyped report says two unusual apples grew on a slender stem at Zion Reformed Church in Charleaville during the Harvest Home display yesterday. The fruits weighed several pounds and appeared fused at first glance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Henob Dle
Tar
Zion Reformed Church
Charleaville
Zimmerman Dies in Frederick After Long Career in Town
William Beury Zimmerman, a longtime Frederick resident born near Walkersville, died at his East Patrick Street home from a stroke suffered last Monday. He previously ran a mill near Walkersville and later operated a grocery store at Patrick and Carroll streets for almost 30 years before retiring about a year ago. He was a member of the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Beury
Zimmerman
Frederick
East Patricketrees
Br. Zimmerman
Bear Walkersville
Hs Oon
Carnar
Patrick
Carroll Straste
Hryangslical
Zimmerman Family Notice From Woodsboro Community
Be married Mrs Sarah Donslie of Woodsboro over 50 years ago and survived by her husband and children George H W Zimmerman Genry Hahn Amanda D Zimmerman Clara B Zimmerman and David B Zimmerman of this city Also surviving brothers George A Zimmerman of Green Springs Ohio Theodore Zimmerman Oliver D Lassa and Aaron Hvers Walkersville The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 o clock with services and interment in Broad Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Donslie
Woodsboro
George HW. Zimmerman
A Hahn
Amanda D
Clara B. Zimmerman
David B. Zimmerman
George A. Zimmerman
Green Springe
Ohio
Teotora
Olver D Lassa
Aira
Onrisian Hmvers
Walkersville
Broud Olivet
Col Jones Donates to Church Site in Rostvilias
Col Jones donated 8200 yesterday for a site at the corner of Washington and Jefferson streets for a proposed Rostville church. The congregation accepted the offer unanimously and plans to build on the present structure site, though graves may need moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpenozr O. Jones
Yasterday
Washington and
Jefferazno Streets
de Camatery
Entertaining Week at Brjon Family Theatre Planned
Robert Downing announces a week of moving pictures with illustrated songs featuring Harry Bobker in a new specialty. The 16 year old impersonator impressed audiences last week with German and Italian imitations. Prices will be ten and twenty cents. Thursday to Saturday will showcase Elliot's English Thoroughbreds with plays Under Two Flags The Country Girl and The Lion. Saturday night features The Gambler. Prices: one, twenty and thirty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brjon
Robert Downing Announeas
B'jon Family Theatre
Harry Bobker
Bobker
Hig
Obstactar
Elliot
Fisga
Thas
Haat Lyone
Advertised Letters List at Frederick Post Office 1907
The Frederick post office Saturday September 14 1907 listed advertised letters awaiting claim. Gentlemen and Misses names include M Breighner J W Cratty W P Chaiiman J W Doll Freysr New Atdten Life Inca rapos Oo James Sponeskar Lapiss Miss Rosin Burges Mary A Carter Miss Miriam S Davidson Mr Mary Dargisn Mrs Edward P Hyde and others. Unclaimed letters may go to the dead letter office after two weeks. Say you saw it in Tha News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
M. Breighner
J. W. Cratty
W. P. Chaiiman
J. W. Doll
Freysr
New Atdten Life Incarapos Oo
James Sponeskar
Lapiss
Rosin Burges
Mary A Carter
Miriam S Davidson
Mary Dargisn
Edward P. Hyde
Miles Floranos Harris
Cardinal Gibbons Preaches at Forest Gen and party politics
The report notes Cardinal Gibbons confirming a large class and delivering a sermon at Forest General Hospital. It covers local Republican and Democrat tensions in Dorchester county as the convention nears and cites a questioned bond, a highway collision in Western Maryland yards, and multiple local incidents including assaults, burglaries, and a mining accident with coal fall entrapment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Forest Gen
Dorchester
Block Signal Control Board Inspecting Train Devices
The Inter State Commerce Board reviews safety devices for train control under a joint Congressional resolution with an initial 50000 dollar appropriation. Many inventions are rejected for not meeting the second balance, 115 are under technical review, 200 more are in correspondence, and no device has yet passed practical testing or received approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commerce Board
Oxrerai Inspection of Divices
Inter State Commersa
Block Signal and Train Control Board
Saat Congress
Congress
Chester Times Praises Baltimore and Ohio Stations
The Chester Times admires the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for its efforts to beautify station environs. It notes Twin Oaks station yards, driveways, and protection beds, cared for to enhance the well kept lawn and overall scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Anthosoma
Masure
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Twin Oaks
Baltimore and Ohio to install Hall signaling system
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to install the Hall signaling system on the double tracked Metropolitan branch from Washington to Germantown. Equipment is arriving and operation is expected about December 1. Signals are automatic and sleptricity powered, changing as trains enter and leave blocks, with target lights automatic, reducing telegraph operator workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Metro-politan
Washington
Germantown
Traias
Farm Sale At Courthouse Sells 132 Acres Near Adameabtowna
Luther M. Bready and a partner sold a 132 acre farm near Adameabtowna at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon to Harry Lee Thomas for $99.25 per acre, with Harvey Harwood as agent Urner & Urner attorneys. A 15 acre wood lot in Sugar Lost Mountain sold to O M Murray for $1.25 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther M. Bready
Ernest KE. Harwood
Urner & Urner
Adameabtowna
Harry Lee Thomas
Sugar Lost Mountain
O.M. Murray
Oramer & Stauffer
Noah E
Oramer
Hrederiok
GALL
Fidelity
City
Montgomery County
Thurmont
North Market Street
Brunswick
Frederick
S. Market
Third
Mount Pleasants
Petersville parish calls Rev B Line Sr as rector
In Frederick county the pulpit at Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church Petersville extended a call to Rev. B Line Sr, currently pastor of Ss Thomes church Armas ted. It is believed he will accept. Rev Mr Lea succeeds Rev J Yellett Jr who has taken another charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Re. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Petersville
Frederick County
B. Line
Ss. Thomes’ Church
Armastead
Mr. Lea
J. Yellett, Jr
Divorce Petition Filed by Mrs Effie Pfeifer
Mrs Effie Pfeifer through counsel Frank Stoner files a bill for divorce from husband William Pfeifer. Married December 28 1906 in the city by Rev Charles F P Btsok. Parties reside near Poolos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie L. Fieifer
Frank I. Stoner
Band Mashed Accident At Monocacy Valley Gaming Factory
James Blackburn suffered a severe crush injury to his right hand when five fingers were caught between an eight track and a building wall at the Monocacy Valley Gaming factory on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley
James Blackburn
Religious World notes and weekly church rally roundup
A long church notices section lists services yesterday and today at Ss John's Catholic, Presbyterian, German Baptist, Methodist Protestant Westminster, Methodist Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, Trinity M M Church, Presbyterian, First Baptist, United Brethren, Lutheran, and All Saints. Readings cover sermons on prayer, scripture, and leadership. Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and a Harvest Home display. Rally Day at Grace Reformed with music and an address by attorney Mr. Hammond Urner. and plans for a special homecoming service and midweek revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
Presbytery of
Maryland
Presbyterian Church
Gr Owings Billie
Baltimore County
German Baptist Church
P. D. Jehroey
Hilder
HE. A. Braner
Westminster
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Gill
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rov
Simon
Muller
South
I Iathamorning
John Paul Tyler
Tzke
Charles F.leck
Collusalane
Epworth Lesgne
Thomas Fresman Dixon
James
William H. Gladstone
United Brethren Church
Shera
J. W. Kirnoofa
Lutharan Ofnoroh
Ray. Obas. F. Steck
D. D
The
Missionary Society
Zion Reformed Aburoh
Ohshanville
M. Henoh
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Inglis
Jesus Christ
Picno
Jefferson
Sohleyaville
Isaac Cole
Baltimore
O. M. Gilgle
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Grace Church
Hlinor Markey
Dudley Back
My Redeemer
Lord
Magsic
Esch
Mrr
Hammond Urner
Nan L. Mildvan
Oslock
Pinin Gorpel
Siattheaw
Misa
Baker Family Names Held Positions At Bank
J D Baker and W M Baker appear as presidents and vice presidents with H D Baker and W G Zimmer as vice presidents and S Day as cashier. Daniel Parker listed as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmer Samuel
Heidig and Miller Fall Merchandise Rows In Frederick
N and Miller advertise fall merchandise with plaid styles and varied fabrics, listing prices and sale values. The piece also notes recent local marriages Dora Lee Raines to Howard Raines and Relph Culler to Grace E. Myer, plus Emberdays and related church fasting customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Dora ‘Lee Raines
Howard Raines
Tismarville
Frederick County
O. Dorany Slera
Upton Siers
Kemptown
Frederick
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Frank King
Namzville
Suller—Myer
Relph E. Culler
Jefferson, Md
Grace EH. My
Local notices from a 1907 newspaper page
Advertisements and notices include German American Coffees at Eichelberger’s Grocery with five grades and a note that Dr. O G MacGill will be out September 20 to 30. A WCTU meeting is set for September 16 at 7 30 pm. Gem Dining Parlors offer oysters and fresh deviled grapes, bulbs for fall planting at Henry Trail's Green House, and a safety notice for Eagles meeting September 17 at 8 pm. Edith Ritchie’s school for small children reopens September 25 at 114 What Church Street. Merchants emphasize advertising and spices as space filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ritchie
Daisy Thomas Sings The Lord in My Shepherd by Gounod
After the service the pastor greeted as many attendees as possible. Daisy Thomas performed the piece The Lord in My Shepherd by Gounod, drawing praise from those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Thomas
Gounod
Frederick fair recalls and railroad excursions noted
Brief items report 593 passengers on the W F and G BR railroad excursion, 829 people on the Baltimore and Ohio line with 189 to Washington and 180 to Baltimore. Mention knitting mills closing for boiler work and early closing moves. Also guidance on preserving produce amid fruit scarcity and family jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Union Knitting Mills
Frederick County
Baltimore and Obfio
Washington
Baltimore
Brunner vs Blentlinger hits circuit court over horse damage
Circuit Court convened with Judge Motter and later Judge Henderson. Case claims 150 damages for a horse owned by Charlies H. Brunner that died after an employee of Wm H Blentlinger caused it to fall and injure itself. Jury previously failed to reach a verdict. trial paused after one. Local notices report several residents recovering from illness and illness improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
John C. Motter
Henderson
Charlies BH
Sparh
Funeral for Ann Elizabeth Williams in Halltown Pu
The remains of Ann Elizabeth Williams aged about 50, colored, who died in Halltown West Virginia yesterday, will be brought to this city tomorrow morning on the 835 B and O train. Services will be held at Ss John's Catholic church and interment will be in John's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth Williams
Halltown
W. Va
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
Funeral Director Thomas P. Rice Remembered
Obituary note for funeral director Thomas P. Rice of 406 North Market Street. Brief tribute to his life and service in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
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Weather Bureau
Frederick Saccumbs
Rior
Walkereville
William H. Zimmerman
Col. Jones
Gaprist
Fidges
News OF the
Washington County
Philip Roman
Hig Appasrance
Georges A. Pastroe
Apd
Alus
Cumberland
Frostburg
Ridgely
W. Ya
Thomas J. Lowery
Hervey G. Mooden
Merrwood and
Payne
Hustravillea
William Jones
Chesapeake Innoston
Thomas Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Klondike
Sear Lozacc- Bing
Claude Robinson
Greenstreet
Gumberlach
Austin McLanshan
Alexander , Brown & Sons
Bankera
Weas
Ganlarsa
Sunday Schools and Societies
Cytezens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J. D. Baker
Daniel Parker
Joan DB. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Oost
John D. Hendrickson
Nedig & Miller
Miller
Lhasa
Pope
Sirrs—Raines
A. J. Eichelberger
O. G. MacGill
Oay
Eichelberger's Grocery
U. Meertog
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Henry Trail
Gem
Frederick Aeris
Tuesaday
Henry B. Lauer
N.P
Ernest M. Pax
Sto’y
Roy Baker
South Streat
Charles E. Manley
Harry Whisner Lambright
Tic
Ploffy
George
Rodock
Thos P. Rich
Boss Mackenzire
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market St
Margaret J. Mackenz
Nurss
Iicetrieian
Pasause
Immereenay
South Market
Petermar
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Osaki Futi
Leefauver
North Market
toNa
Ofica
Jameay
Anglidly Grahde & Stauffer
Ljams- Vile
Blso
Yamsville
New Market
Herbert Thompson
Yamavilte, Frederick Co
Fepsdantins Manele
Gas and House
China
Toller
Ferperio
Niew
Arin
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