In History Sept 17 Highlights and Obscure Births
The Daily News recalls notable events and births on September 17 across history. Entries include Henry Bullinger at Zurich in 1742, Jean Antoine born in Picardy, Walter Savage Landor born 1775, and Rev. John Hall who died in Belfast. Also noted is a 140,000 member United Mine Workers strike in the Anthracite region and references to Lamar, Sage More, and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Henry Bullinger
Zurich
Jean Antoine
Marquis de Condorcet
Benjamin Franklin
Picardy
Tudhus Quinty
County
Hsl
St. John
Walter Savage Landor
Florency
John Hall
Belfast
United Mine Workers’ Association
Vivinita
Sault Ste Marie
Mich
George Midonald
Sage More
Surrey
England
Lamar Utist
Putnam Dlam
Amerrand
The Weekly News Advertisement Notice
The newspaper announces a ready to publish twelve page issue with extensive coverage and special features. It claims Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and invites new advertisements with deadlines for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Wesenry
Frederick City
Brief Bits From West Patrick Street and Nearby
Fishing yesterday yielded William Q. Rowe four fine fish while Vernon Derr logged seven squirrels on a hunt. Pavement repairs front Marion Panble’s property at West Patrick Street. Charles L. Stokes installed sewing machines driven by an acetylene motor in his North Market Street saddlery. Guy Phleeger suffered a left ear injury when a crate crate top slipped while opening at Obander & Son’s on East Patrick Street. Seats have been placed in the Washington Frederick and Goetsynburg Railway Co office at Market and Fourth for travelers waiting for trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Q. Rowe
Vernon Derr
Marion Panble
West Patrick Atraet
Charles L. Stokes
Alea Trip Motor
Hla Saddlery
North Markat Atreat
Obanderfer & Son’s
Patrick Strost
Guy Phleeger
Washington, Frederick
Bloomfield County Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Mrs Molite Myers of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Wesley O Wachter from Saturday to Monday. Nellie Battle Binll and Clarke Biull of Ijamsville visited S W Ramburg and J P Angleberger. Horec E Stoll of Ellicott City visited sister Mrs O O Angleberger. Zola Wachter visited relatives Fiest G Stuil in Yellow Springs. Henry L Wachter of Myersville visited his parents Howard and Mrs. Wachter. he makes harnesses in Myersville. Bloomfield public school has new teacher Charles Shelly. former teacher at Brooks Hill. Byron Zimmerman went to Frederick on business. Heaters Island sold at public sale to Richard Heater for $3,000 by auctioneer Walter Saunders. Miss Font’s will of Rachel Font filed. bequests to Miss Matilda Fout and appoints sole executor. Sick: Miss Alice Keefer and William H For on sick lists. Obarilea I Reno also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molite Myers
Baltimore
Wesley O Waohter
Nellie and
Battle Binll
Clarke Biull
Ijams— Villa
S. W.W. Ramaburg
J. P. Angleberger
Horec. E. Stoll
Ellicott Cuty
O. O. Angleberger
Zole
Fiest G. Stuil
Yellow Springs
Henry L. Wachter
Myeraville
Howard Wachter
Myersville
Bloomfield
Charles Shelly
Brookshill
Byron Zimmerman
Frederick
Agnes Hill v Howard County Commissioners in $50000 suit
In Howard County Circuit Court Agnes Hill seeks 50000 damages for her husband Alexander Scott Hill’s death. The suit claims the Patapsco River bridge abutment lacked proper railings, contributing to a fatal fall on January 22, 1906. Trial involved judge Motter and Harden, with Phelps Pampel representing the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles £. Branger
Wao
H. Bleatlitger
Ater
BF. Stoner
Hammond Urner
Pampel
A. D. Willard
Oliver Taylor
Sentanos
Eichelbarger
Traverger
Walter A. Croch
Motter
Har
Dereco Cnthe
Jonas Gollacher
Howard County
Alexander Scott Hill
Patapico River
Allegaa
Ostonsville
Howard Cunty
J. A
Band
O Ross Maca
Laban Sparks
Urner & Urner
Pisiotff
Lewis F. Clark
Frank L. Stoner
Lo Wineberg
First Attempt to Strike Silver Centre Cent 1792 Coin
A fragment describes the 1792 silver centre cent, the first trial strike at the Philadelphia Mint. It details the obverse Liberty head, the mint silver plug to raise value, and the rare copper variant. The piece, possibly designed by Lancaster engraver Peter Getz, is among the rarest U.S. coins with only five known silver centre cents. A specimen sold for 160 dollars at a South sale about 90 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Liberty
Liberty Parent of Science &Indust
Coin Collectora Ag
Pater Getz
Lancaster
Washington
Head of
Martha Washington
United States
Personal notes from Worcester residents visit Jamestown Expo
PURELY PERSONAL. Ray. John Paul Tyler is spending a few days in Worcester, Va. Mrs. Daniel Haller of Baltimore visiting relatives here. Mills Maybelle Hobbs of Baltimore visiting relatives in this city and county. Numerous residents and travelers attend the Jamestown Exposition, fairs, and visits to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
John Paul Tyler
Wlochester
Daniel Haller
Baltimore
Mills Maybelle Hobbs
Gao
Edward Smith
Lloyd T MacGill
Frederick
J. E. Phreeger
Patrick Street
Ellerton
Mitaa Dora
Mehriteg
Braddock Heights
Laura Getzirdiner
Haat Church Street
Diffrent
Prank C. Norwood
Europe
Mary McDonald
Brunawick
Calvin Ererhart
Virginia
Gimbel and Family
Philadelphia
Acd
Mary
Eaat Seaond Street
Wm. Staley
Selms
Cal
Jefferson
Mre. Whitson
Shepherdown
East Church Street
Jamestown
J. Travers Thomas
Old Point
Timenstown Exposition
Richmond
Thomas
Lorraine
D. B. Buckey
Littlestown
Thomas Gittinger
Reading
Lewis O. Gittinger
Mobile
Ala
Mc. Gittinger
Smith Wins Trophy to Reclaim Pigman Cup
J Francis Smith defeated W N Jolliffe in the Frederick county championship final on East Third Street Court to reclaim the Pigman trophy. Smith, who previously won in 1903, must win a third time to become permanent owner of the cup after a straight set victory 6-1 7-5 6-4 and a path through preliminaries over Scholl Hoersperger Berry Trail J P Tyler and Ames Handrickean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sngles
East Third Street
Coorly
J. Francis Smith
W. N.jolliffe
Smith
Scholl Hoersperger
Hernberger
Berry Trail
J. P. Tyler
Ames Handrickean
Misa Ale
John I. Yellost
E McQuillin
da Grange
W.N. Jolliffe
Me. Smith
Cop
Drowned man in Taylora Island and county political moves
Samuel Janess Jr of Taylora Island drowned in Slaughter Creek. Carroll county Democrats nominate Johnste Beasman for State Senate. Levi Z Letter birthplace noted in Lettersburg. Washington county sale to John Ditlow for 2400 dollars. Somerset County GOP calls reconvening Princess 4008 convention on Sept 19 to nominate county ticket. Marion F White seeks divorce from Emma F White after 40 years of marriage. St Johns College grants many scholarships. President Fall reports bequest of 60000 by Migd Francis L Wilson of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Janess, Jr
Taylora Island
Carroll County
Johnste
Beasman
State Senate
Levi Z Letter
Lettersburg
Washington
John Ditlow
Chatrman Dryden
Somerset County Republican Committee
Marion F. White
Montgomery
Emma F. White
St. John’s College
Annapolia
Fall
Migd Francis L. Wilson
New York
Bank Officers Listed in Monotone Lapse of Names
A ledger style listing shows President Vice President and Cashier positions with names such as SAMUEL G. DUVALL and ASST CASHIER Taper Jas McSaxRAy. Other officers include D B Keyneyer Gro Wm SMire J D BAKER and Jom C Morrer D H Harerrr Jonny 8 Rawepure THos H HALurR Wa G BAKER C M WHomwas.
Frederick Jeweler Doll Spalding Marries Gettysburg Lady
Frederick jeweler Mr James E Doll of Frederick married Miss Gertrude B Spalding of Gettysburg Pa yesterday in Baltimore at St Gregorys Catholic Church. They left for a trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will later establish a home after returning. The groom is a popular businessman and owns a jewelry store on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Doll
Frederick
Misa Gertrude B. Spalding
Gattysburg
Baltimore
St. Gregory’s Catholi Church
Gilmor and
Baker Streets
W. J. Kane
St. John's Catholic Church
Ohio City
North Market Street
First National Bank
Local Notices from Braddock Heights and Area
Regular Tuesday night dances will be held at Braddock Heights tonight with Yara leaving every half hour. Oysters at The Wedgewood and German American Coffees advertised. Five grades sold by A J Hichelberger and Eichlerberger's Grocery. Dr O G MacGill unavailable September 20 to bh. Fresh deviled crabs at Gem Dining Parlore. Saint Ali bulbs for fall planting and Henry Tralle's Green House. Freah oysters daily at Gem Dining Parlore. Frederick Aerie meeting September 17 at o clock p m. important business to be transferred. Edith Ritchie's school for small children to resume September 25 1907 114 West Church Street. A news ad note about returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Gem
Saint Ali
Henry Trall
Green House
Frederick Aerie
Revey BR. Lanner
N.P
Ernest M. Fox
Seoy
Deaths of Patrick Tinney and Jennetta Groh
Patrick Tinney died this morning at his home aged 65 with consumption. He leaves a widow and eight children, funeral Thursday from St John’s Church with interment at Mt Olive. Jennetta Groh widow of Joseph Groh died September 12 at 419 Forrest Street Baltimore. She was daughter of Frederick Stull and sister to Mrs. Charles Doll. Funeral Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Tinney
Hig Home
Hass
Gharles W
Edward
James Patrick
Frank
John Milton
Harry Augustus Tinney
Annie M. Cliogan
Mias Elsa
Bo Tinney
Herseles
Bb. John’s Osthoilo Church
Mt. Olivefhasmebery
Jenneitta Grow
Jennetta Groh
Joseph Groh
Forrest Street
Baltimore
Frederick Stull
Groh
Charles D. Doll
Braddeck Hoighta
Thousands Send Homeward Letters for Maryland Old Home Week
The Maryland Home-Gaming Association reports a flood of letters from absent Marylanders pledging to return for Old Home Week October 18 to 19 at Baltimore. Recipients include Spokane, Omaha, Jersey City, La Grange, Boothwyn, St. Louis, Dayton, Brisbane, Chicago and Lilydale locals. One sender, John Donovan of St. Louis born in Talbot County, notes Maryland’s early growth and calls the state a perpetual homeland. A Lilydale retiree, nearing eighty, also vows to return after thirty years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balog
Maryland Home-Gaming Association
Fidelity Building
Baltimore
Maryland
Dayton
Ohio
Brisban
Arizona
St. Joseph
Chicago
Ill
Belington
W. Va
Splstie
John Donovan
St. Louis
Talbot County
Middle West
Buffalo
United States
Pone
Lilydale
New York
Stores to Close for Holiday Observance
Advertisements by B. Rosenour & Sone announce that their stores on East Patrick Street and Market Street will be closed tomorrow Wednesday in observance of a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rosenour & Sone
East Patrick
Market Streets
Repaira ac Light Plane with Overhauled Engine
The municipal electric light plant engine has been overhauled and repairs completed. As a result the lights were out for several hours last night.
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Municipal Electric
Cattle Upgrade for Penshurst Farm at Narberth Pa
A bull valued at 15000 and nine cows totaling 25000 will join Penshurst Farm near Narberth owned by Percival and Mrs Roberts. The shipload, including the bull Sultan of Oakland and nine daughters, represents a 265000 purchase from Jersey. J F Dodge becomes Penshurst manager. The cattle will travel to New York then to Atlantic quarantine in Athene, N J, before arriving in Canada on their way to the Roberts farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penshurst Farm
Percival Roberts
Narberth
Oakland
Panshurat Farm
America
Mr. Roberts
Mra. Roberts
Canada
Jersey
Penshurst
J .F. Dodge
New England
New York
Athenia
N.J
Law grip holds J Banka Moberly for grand jury
J Banka Moberly was arrested this morning at Bear Branch in Shia county by Deputy Dixon on malicious destruction of property for cutting a trace from woods belonging to William H. Orme in Urbans district. He appeared before Justice Eskstein, bail set at 100 dollars. He faces grand jury action. Robert Wize was reprimanded after arrest in Colorado for fighting, and released by Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Banka Moberly
Bear Branch
Shia County
Dixon
Wm. H. Orme
Thibaer Landa
Moberly
Orme
Tresa
OG. H. Eskstein
Wasvad
Robert Wize
Lewis F. Carter
O. H. Eckatein
Troops to Arrive From Forsymer Virginia
The Second Squadron of the 13th U S Cavalry accompanied by a battery and the Third Field Artillery will reach the city Monday morning from Fors Myer Virginia and stay at the fair grounds overnight. Grain dealer G Waring Tyson reports orders for 11,000 pounds of osta and 6,600 pounds of hay from B 8 Merchant, Second Hentepans, and quarter master commissary of the 13th cavalry. The letter confirms an overnight stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th U. S. Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Fors Myer
Fair Grounds
G Waring Tyson
B. 8
Funeral Rites For Ann Elizabeth Kama In City
The remains of Ann Elizabeth Kama arrived from Halltown West Virginia this morning and were taken to St John Church where a Mass was celebrated by Rev Fr Albert Smith. Pallbearers were Pius Nolan Henry Costes Martin Temple and Thompson Les. Interment followed at St Johns Cemetery with FF Schraeder as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Elizabeth
Kama
Halltown
W.va
St. John’s Catholic Church
Albert Smith
Pius Nolan
Henry Costes
Martin Tample
Thompson Les
8. John’s Cemetery
Schraeder
Moving pictures and songs at the Bijou Theatre last night
Entertainments of moving pictures and illustrated songs drew applause at the Bijou Theatre, with repeat shows planned tonight and tomorrow. The plot and songs were enjoyed, and Killett's "Boyish Thoroughbreds" will begin an engagement at this theatre on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Theatre
Killett
Thoraday
Demarrer Sustained in National Shutter Bar v Zimmerman suit
The court sustained the demurrer to the declarations in the case of National Shutter Bar Company versus G F Zimmerman Co, with the decision rendered this morning after argument before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demarrer
Demaurrer
National Shutter Bar Company
G. F. 8. Zimmerman Co
Dr Bernard Thomas Opens Frederick Office
Dr Bernard Thomas, formerly of New Market, has moved to Frederick and occupies the former Fahrney office on North Market. A University Hospital Baltimore graduate, he is the brother of J Travers Thomas of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bernard Thomas
New Market
H. P. Fahrney
North Market
Dr. Thomas
University Hospital
Baltimore
J. Travers Thomas
Xo Kan Mare Shipped for Leesburg Fair Races
The running mare Minnie Hasbrook owned by Robert A. Fraley was sent to Leesburg Virginia for the ronping races at the Leesburg fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xo Kan
Leesburg
Minnie Hasbrook
Robert A. Fraley
Lessburg Fair
Cement Brook House Ground Broken on Dill Avenue
Ground has been broken for a cement block dwelling for Mr Charles L Stokes on Dill Avenue. James P Foraythe holds the cement contract while M C Kemp is the carpenter contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement Brook House
Dill Avenue
Charles L. Stokes
James P. Foraythe
M. C. Kemp
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Miss Font
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William H. For
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Pat
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South Market St. Frederick
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Peeteeman
Franklin Btraat
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Frederice Ht Vie Goce
Maar
Thie Batardaya
Sarzzdachy
Weidig & Miller
Doll—Spalding
Frederick Jeweler Weda Lady
Gettysburg, Pa
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A.J. Hichelberger
O. G. MacGill
Eichelberger's Grocery
Misa Edith Ritchie
Smale
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Eys
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