In History Sept 17 Highlights and Deaths
The column lists notable historical figures and events associated with September 17. Entries include Jean Antoine, marquis de Condorcet. Samuel Prout the painter. Lucius Quintus Caecina Lama. Dr John Kidd English writer. Walter Savage Landor. Rev Dr John Mall. and a 1900 United Mine Workers strike in the Pennsylvania anthracite coal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmife Henry Bullingur
Bwlas
Zurich
Jean Antoine
Marquia de Condorcet
Bendy
Frank
du Picardy
Samuel Prout
du Wacter Calose
Lendant
Lucius Quintus Clactaneus Lama
Just
Putnam County
Gap
John Kidd
Oxford
Antietam
Walter Savage LanJer
Florence
John Mall
Belfast
United Mine Workers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Purely Personal: Notes on Those Who Come and Go
Miss Margaret Clingan leaves East Patrick street for Jackson, Mississippi to visit friends. Mr George LeGore of LeGore attends Wash ington and Lee University. Mr Harry Anders leaves East Patrick street for South Bethlehem to attend Lehigh University. Mr Robert Goodell leaves East Patrick Street to attend Maryland Agricultural College. Rev Dr W O Schaeffer of Cham- Cbereborg Pa attends Woman's College board meeting. Mrs Bettie Boteler of Blumenauer & Co. leaves for Baltimore Philadelphia and New York on business. Mr Maurice Chenoweth of Pikeville spends weekend with A Breighner family. Miss Annie Breighner of Mount Saint Marys returns home after summer with Ea J Ghenoweth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clingan
East Patrick Street
Jackson
Mias
George LeGore
LeGore
Washington and Lee University
Harry Anders
South Beth
E Pa
Lehigh University
Robert Goodell
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
W. 0 Schaeffer
Cham- Cbereborg
Woman's College
Bettie Boteler
Blumenauer & Co
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Maurice Chenoweth
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Aa. Breighner
Mount Saint Mary's
Annie
Police to Stay at Balti core and Ohio Railroad
The Balti core and Ohio Railroad Company says its police department will not be abolished. General manager O. B. Simms denied reports of resignations and explained changes in leadership after Charles Burr’s promotion. The force, led by G. A. Dagline, patrols yards, investigates thefts, makes arrests, and deters tramp activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balticore and Ohio Railroad Company
Simms
Road
Charles Burr
New York
G. A. Dagline
Baltimore and Ohio Force
Ehis
Usuer
Fallsea Conre
Peleorma
Axminster
Death of Well Known Farmer Lato At Jefferson Area
John Lato a respected farmer, found dead in bed at his home two miles southeast of Jefferson. Cause listed as heart failure. Age 63. Prominent figure, long time superintendent of the Reformed Sunday school at Jefferson. Survived by a widow, two young sons, and three brothers William S of Lauder Cephas near Jefferson, and Francis T near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Lato
Jefferson
Cephas
Francis T
Fredick
Aiso
Lead and Oil Paint Claims and Advertising Wit
A Frederick Maryland letter from FOW Devor and Co discusses paint quality and common claims about lead and oil finishes. It argues that zinc is preferred, cites an example of two houses painted with lead and oil versus cheaper mixed paint, and ends with a note on advertising insight and universal sentiment in marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll
Frederick
Devoe
J. J. Hail
Sheffield
Ast Suzamer
Issd
Devos
Paying Bids Opened on Market Street Pavement Project
Regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen opened bids for paving the Market street block between All Saints and Patrick Street. J A Fritchey Son Lancaster bid 210 per yard Mack block plus various lineal foot prices. John T Clarkson Hagerstown. Owen Patterson Baltimore. John J Connor Philadelphia. J A Fritchey Son East Church and East Third bids. Board to consider bids for a few days. Business Men’s Association urged revenue hikes without tax rate rise. Charter notes, East Fifth Street grading contract to John Eyler. Several bills approved. Market master Garrett reported receipts from Hay and cattle scales, stands, and stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Market Street
All Sainte
Patrick Street
J. A. Fritchey & Son
Lancaster
van Port
Clearfield
Mack
Wimber
John T. Clarkson
Hagerstown
Mack Block
Pennsylvania Clay Company
Owen Patterson
Baltimore
Porter
Mt. Savage
Montello
Jobn J. Connor
Philadelphia
Kavoy
J. A. Britchey & Son
East Church
East Third
Lasts
Mack Brock
Porser
Fritchey
East Church Strést
Frederick
John Eyler
East Fifth Street
Pepwreen Chapel
John L. Michael
Abell Company
John A. Boyce
Thomas C. Mateny
H. Haller
C. B. Seppington
Dr. R. V Smith bin Daneberger
Frederick Gas Co
Stephen Geisbert
Lewis A. Hioa
T. Chalkey Hatton Frederick Electric Light & Power Co
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co
Western Union Telegraph
Palmetto Fibra Co
O. F. Quynn Company
Allen Rohrback
A. P. Repner
Willard N. Garrett
Warfield Nominated for Governor at Maryland Democratic Rally
At Music Hall Baltimore the Democratic State convention nominated Edwin Warfield of Howard County for Governor with Dr Gordon T Atkinson of Somerset to be Comptroller and William Shepard Bryan of Baltimore City for Attorney General. The platform endorsed Gov John Walter Smith, supported white political ascendancy, primaries, good roads, sewerage for Baltimore, and an oyster and inland product program. Spencer O Jones presided. Warfield’s biographical sketch notes his Howard County roots, earlier offices, Senate tenure, and later Fidelity and Deposit Company leadership. Atkinson, a Somerset physician and banker, is a longtime Eastern Shore figure. Bryan, Baltimore lawyer, son of ex-Judge Bryan, has served as City Attorney and Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Baltimore
Edwin Warfieild
Howard County
Gordon T. Atkinson
Somerset County
William Shepard Bryan
Baltimore City
John Walter Smith
Foster
Spencer O. Jones
Montgomery County
Warfield
Joseph 8. Tracy
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick County
Victor Baughman
Nathan A. Englar
William J. Grove
State Central Committee
Edwin Warfield
Oakdale
Maryland
Albert G. Warfield
Col. Gassaway Watkins
Mr. Warfield
Register of Wills
State Senate
Hoo
Arthur P. Gorman
United States
Senate
Cleveland
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Gordon T. Ackie
Pocomoke City
Dickincon College
Diokinsog
University of ‘Pennsylvania
Oriefiald
Somerset
Avanciers
Bank of Crisfold
Atkinson
Board of Supervisors of Election
Hiller
Mrr
Bernard Carter
Cty
Bayes
Mir. Carter
Bryen
Gist
Agsins
Bryan
Carter
Wrecked in Storm Two Schooners Lose Fifteen Men
Special Dispatch reports the schooners Sadie and Lillie of Prospect Maine and Georgis L Edwards of Gloucester wrecked on Pemaquid Points. Fifteen lives lost. Also notes men overcome by gas while working on a gas main near A P Marsh's restaurant and a later election of John F. Hreb as deputy supreme archon of the Heptasophs in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Demaniscorra
Sadie
Lillie
Prospect
Georgis L. Edwards
Gloucester
Pemaquid
Noah Tislow
Harry Schell
Harry Eckner
A. P. Marah
John F. Hreb
Frederick
Sapramsarchon
The
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Heptasoph
Cathedral
Preston Streets
Baltimore
Academy of Visitation Opens With 63 New Pupils
The Academy of Visitation opened yesterday with high mass and 63 newly enrolled pupils attending. The regular school year work is now in progress and prospects for a successful year are favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Visitation
Market Quotations from The Local Mart Mill Analysis
The Mountain City Mill’s market quotes today show corn at 2.85 dollars per barrel with 57 cents per bushel, wheat grade no 2 red at 78. Prices appear inconsistent with garbled units and typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
PLAN FOR FREDERICK HOSPITAL UP FOR CHARTER AMENDMENT
The Frederick County Medical Society approved amendments to its charter to own operate a hospital and related facilities, and an officer said a hospital may be built if negotiations with Frederick City Hospital Association succeed. A conference is hoped to yield a cooperative agreement, possibly avoiding a separate hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society of
Frederick County
City
Offault
Frederick City
Society
Masonaeary
Birds, Storm Ravage Old Point Comfort Streets
A fierce Tuesday night storm at Old Point Comfort Va. swept in a flock of half feathered tropical birds. The nine birds, heavily battered, lay in the streets as lights drew cats and curious crowds. Eighteen birds were collected at the express company doorway before business resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Point Comfort
Chamber Hill
Fors
Old Point
Express Company
Opening of Woman's College and theatre at City Opera House
Opening exercises at the Woman's College of Frederick showed a larger enrollment with 71 boarding pupils. Rev. Drs Eschbach Ladd Schick Hoffheins and Schaeffer spoke. pastors joined devotional services as the Governor's Son musical comedy by Coban under Niblo arrived at the City Opera House. The circuit court convened with judges McSherry Motter and Henderson. a damage case against Clarence String was moved to Ostrolt county. A two year old, Garvey L Dansberger, died from burns. funeral held at Mt. Olivet with C Carty directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College of
Frederck
E. &. Eschbach
Ladd
J. M. Schick
Washington, D. C
Hoffheins
Martinshburg
W. Va
W. O.schaeffer
Chambersburg
George M. Coban
Fred Niblo
City Opera House
Eix
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Circuit Court
McSherry, Motter and Henderson
Clarence String
Sticomel
Ostrolt County
William F. Maalsby
James A Eckenrods
Tobias Eckearde
Garvey L Dansberger
G. William
Catherine Dansberger
E.L McLear
Mt. Olivet Ceretery
C. Carty
Through the Breakers at Will H Myers stock company
Owen Davis stage comedy drama Through the Breakers will open at the Opera House next month on the opening bill of the Will H Myers Stock Co. Performances exceed 300 in England and double that in America. Plot follows a smugglers crew and a kidnapped heiress with dramatic rescue and vivid stage effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Davis
Will H. Myers
Opers
England
Asserlon
Fleming Notes finds bass and tennis action yesterday
Mr Grayson Haller fished the Monocacy and landed three large bass the heaviest at 23 5 pounds. D O Winebreser Jr caught 15 fine bass in the Potomac at Point of Rocks yesterday. At the YMCA tennis courts Teonia Tournament Smith beat DeGarmendia 57 97 64 Manleler defeated Erech in one set 6 1 the other to be played today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Grayson Haller
Monocacy
D. O. Winebreser, Jr
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Teonia
Smith
DeGarmendia
Manleler
Erech
Local Deli Ads and a Sheriff's Candidacy Notice
Local mentions advertise Don's Soft Grabs Soft Crabs and Lidie's for Friday with oysters crab meat clams perch rock trout batter fish mackerel and clam chowder. A sheriff candidacy notice from William A Grawer of Walkersville Maryland requests Democratic nominating convention support, promising effort to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lidie‘s
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W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Fents
BR. N. Plummer
Lidie
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Lakin
Devor & Oc. Es
P.L. Hargett & Co
Fertricti
Edwin Waakpield
Frederick City Hospital
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens' National Bank OF Fredhick
Orardeutea
National Banke
Reserve Agants
Reserve Arenta
Nick Els
Santa
U. S
Elreu Vatou
AHA Isd
Strie
Dueto Trust Gomnies
Savage
State OF
Frederik
Wat
G. Zimmerman
WM. G. Glierman
Castier
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
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WM Smith
Thomas B Bauer
J.D. Barber
Hendrickeon
Sho Bisok
Ae Joan Liexpsaioxson
Nean Hall Drees Goods
Nedig & Miller
Nate & Miller
Department of Black Goods
Wasslitz
Neidig & Miller
Clinton EB. Main
Main's
North Market Street
Clinton E. Mato
City Hotel Grill
Katharine Swan
New York City
James
Merchant Takor
California
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Chapel
West Second Street
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Z. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mullesex
George
Rodock & Te
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Bibret, Frederick, MB
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Stree
Farmer’s Exchange
Rae Frederick County
Farmers’ Exchange
All Sainte and Carrol Streets
Hull & Reich
Hull & Below
North Market Atrest
P. ‘H. EB. Peterman
Gio West Franklin Street
LD B. C. Moodemue
Fapdawis
F. B. Sappinetor
Tks mathei—Greem
Bisck
Baclith
Ceylon
B. Saffington
Sinwspar
Don's
Sherit
Willliam A. Grawer
Walkersville
Gem
Farler
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