This Date In History September 18 Records
A fragmented old column notes various events and figures tied to September 18 in history. It mentions places like New York and Florida and hints at notable deaths and achievements, though many proper names are garbled. The readable bits point to anniversaries and remembered figures without full context.
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Capares
Perag
Ageene
Peri
Polsol
Busta
al Ners
Tel
Eogich Oulsur
Wstg
Eeauda
Crac
Biel Bas AC
New York
Braat
Lars Bry
The
Asta Foertervs
Gale
Wits
Sete
Abe Paeyergih
Bates
Cere
Busargest
Wren
Hiv
Weather update shows showers, fair Thursday and warmth ahead
The Weather Bureau reports variable conditions with a general fair trend except in the upper lake region and Gulf coast areas. Recent rainfall totals include 1.95 inches at Resac and 2.70 inches at Florence. Winds trend eastward around highs and lows. the high is cool and clear, the low likely cloudy or rainy and warmer.
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W. Ll. Moour
Atanic
Mlesisaleippi
Montana
Atlantic
Vakeya
Lake
Gulf Coast
Resac
Florence
Ann
Village Advertisements Today Lead by Chas N Hargett
A local newspaper note lists new advertisements today with Democrat Chas N Hargett as chairman, signaling advertising and civic leadership in the community.
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Chas. N. Hargett
Dominion Briefs of Local News and Happenings
A collage of short items notes Venus near the horizon and as morning star, a large apple orchard of 1 587 acres in Fishmont Kansas, Western Maryland Hailroad improvements at Pen Mar, Frostburg seeking next year’s state encampment, Beaudine fashions and barbershop bees, rise in pocket picking at public gatherings, a restrained Cumberland suspect, gold mining pay in early California, a ten gold piece found in a mule boot near Clearfield, Nile cataracts proposed for industry, Miss Sacha Whiteford to appear locally, and a famed grape cluster from Breddock described as the finest Catawba yet seen.
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Morning Star
Fishmont
Kan
Maryland
Pen-Mar
Frostburgers
Cumberland
Hesiogs
Charlestown
Charles Smith
Breddock
Ft Nzws
Alarm Fire Bell Triggers Suburban Panic Then Fades
Shortly after eight last evening a feigned fire alarm caused engine houses to sound bells and pull out reels and hose carriages on cobblestones. Apparatus moved in a wrong direction before returning to the engine house. Frederick residents condemn the repeated false alarms and urge stronger measures to curb the nuisance.
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Bellast
Boss
Frederick
Property peedad Onien bp acres I food and 80s
Fragmentary OCR text mentions property, acres, food and 80s, with unclear names or locations. Core facts unreadable. unable to extract a coherent event or entities beyond generic property reference.
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Peedad
Onien
Lend
Origins and meanings of German cognomens in history
The article surveys how surnames arose from birth craft and locality as communities formed, listing examples like Zimmerman and Brenner with their trades. It traces orthography shifts, Anglicization, and notable changes from B to P or V, noting many families’ names reflect occupation, place, or parentage and preserving strong local entities.
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Firimm
Techvidea
Frederick County
Zimmerman
Kuncke
Konkel
Mesos
Kessjer
Meter
Meyer
Sol
Baumgsertner
Schaefer
Sellar
Zeller
Schreider
Zeigier
Zeigelbrenner
Drechsler
Drexler i
Schretner
Tischler
Baetiner
Wagner
Spaengler
Spangler
Weber
Gaerber
Gerber
Mauerer
Brauer
Brawer
Mueller
Buecker and Koch
Metzgers
Fielschert
debisecHters
Elsenhauer
Nor-baum
Nizdorff
Henkle
Kunffmen
Schlichtknecht
Ranuchzahn
Routzahn
Breimbach
Weldenbsch
Moschiteich
Mointaina
Bergmann
Staeder
Jaeger
Yeager
Archer
Bcheuiz
AmWeg
Vidhof
Inhof
Grosskopf
Wolshaupt
Shees
Loewe
Fuchs
Hahn
Rosen
Rose
Stein
Stone
Baum
Rosenbaum
Rosenstock
Lowenstein
Steiner
Firestone
Hsadshue
Pfattelcher
Potlker
Flhua Balmer
Palmer
Vauble
Bleber
Beaver
Basuerl
Byerly
Klee
Rober
Schreiber
Shriver
Laudermilch
Pentz
Bentz
Schreyiackh
Shryock
Matern
Motter
Fancher
Rouzet
Drach
Hagedorn
Heckarthorn
Kaempf
Kem
Doerr
Derrz
Gumber
Rau
Rowe
Dertera
Darrow
Cee
Tisen
Bustecki
Loeifer
Span
Paguisa
Weather and Chops Revel in Maryland Drought Report
The period saw above normal warmth with very cool mornings in parts of northern and central Maryland. Dry, with minimal rain except light showers and heavy dews, farmers report delayed fall plowing, light corn crops, variable fruit yields, and widespread need for rain across counties including Allegany, Washington, and Jefferson.
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Maryland
Washington County
Allegany County
Pratare
K. D. Horas
Jefferson
W. Banners
Adamstown
H. Coaups Durnow
Buckeystown
T. T. Bacon
Fragmented Names and Phrases From An Old Document
A jumble of names and terms appears: Nolan Nel Murray Morgan Meriiz Malo McCleary Rene Derr Bowers Crose Compton Bate Cromwell Beck Bancroft Beale Dyer Caton Dunglas Briggs Crawford Campbell Elaste Kemp Mitch ell Montgomery Lambders Guru Stockman Dwope Uster Crom Keardoe Randall Vatley Caarsen.
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Nolan
Nel
Neal
Murray
Morgan
Meriiz
Malo
McCleary
Farmer
Fame
Fagen
Rene
Derr
Dali
Bowers
Crose
Compton
Lambders
Guru
Stockman
Ord & Ourseryman
Uster
Charks
Crom
Keardoe
Fuskip
Randall
Deer Vatley Snd
U Youth Caarsen
Sells Brothers Circus to Exhibit in Frederick Next Saturday
Greater America's greatest amusement enterprise the Sells Brothers Circus boasts a 200 act program in three rings with trained animals and riders. The show promises moral purity and instructive spectacle with special railway transportation and reduced excursion rates on all travel lines to the Big Snow.
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America
Selis Brothers’ Circus
Frederick
Brothen
Grimeldis
Seils Brothers
Blanche Whitmore Weds Rev Kilmer in Annville
Miss Blanche Whitmore daughter of Mrs M E B Whitmore formerly of this city married Sept 5 at her home in Annville Pennsylvania to Rev Harry L Kilmer of North Sims Ohio. Modern Beauty hints praise for good food exercise outdoors. Gentle liquid laxative mentioned as preferred remedy.
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Kilmeer—Whitmore
Blanche Whitmore
M. EB. Whitmore
This Ciy
Annvilla
Harry L. Kilmer
North Sims
Ohio
Freder ick and Middletown Electric Railway Stock Sale
Promoters in Frederick push stock sales for the new electric railway linking Frederick and Middletown. About $1,000 of stock remains unsold as solicitors rush to finish subscriptions, aiming to begin grading and rail laying soon. The company requires full subscription before any preliminary work, hoped to spur local prosperity and boost land values along the route.
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Frederick and
Middletown
Frederick Peoples
Fraterick
Ciy
Statewide political notes and local notices in 1890s Maryland
A Hagerstown merchant George W Rouzer was appointed vaccine physician for Washington county. Justice Thomas I Hall died in Anne Arundel. Ellicott City to get courthouse and jail water supply. Centreville funeral of P H Feddeman drew large crowd. Some Republicans bolt locally in Washington county. James P King, Calvert farmer, died at age ninety four. Inquest on Frederick Fisher in Harford continues. Princess Anne awards contract for $10050 water works. Howard County Court notes death of Benjamin G Harris. Elkton Fair grounds racing plan rejected by board. William Rosenburg captured in Hagerstown after jail escape in 1887. Harford Norse party ticket headed by Stevenson Williams. John M Stauffer seeks insolvency relief. Emil Wolf and Joseph Zeffar get six years in Howard Co penitentiary for larceny. Dorchester Democrats nominate Gorman tzen for House of Delegates. J Frank and Clarence Oldfield cases continued to March term. Howard leaders urge turnout for mass meeting and barbecue at Glenelg. Hurst begins Carers campaign with Randolph Barton and others present.
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George W. Rouzer
Hagerstown
Wishington County
Thomas I. Hall
Anne Arundel County
Ellicott City
P. H. Feddeman
Centreville
Washington County
James P. King
Calvert County
Frederick Fisher
Harce de Grace
Princess Ann
B. Mary’s County
Benjamin G. Harria
Jesse
Elkton Fairgrounds
Board of Managers
William Rosenburg
Rapabile Snn
Harford
Stevenson A. Williams
Btate
John M. Stauffer
Downsville
Gorman Tzen
Ths
Repe Sivans
Qasen
Ames County
Joseph Mailaliean
State Senate
J. Frank
Clarence Oldfield
Howard County
Howard
Glenelg
Hurst
Randolph Barton
Saul
Crothers
Miss Sacha Whiteford Opens City Opera House Run
Miss Sacha Whiteford headlines a two night program at City Opera House with new plays Married Life Life Hebel Barbara Sweethearts Pair of Lunatics and Delicate Ground Hebrew New Year observed at sunset. The Hebrew calendar marks the 570th year with ten days of penitence ending in Yom Kippur. The News staff enjoyed confections from A C McCardell. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for merit. Shriners Milling Co advertises bread and flour products.
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Sacha Whiteford
City Opera House
Miss Whiteford
Hebel
Barbara
Tas News
A.C. McCardell
Maryland Synod convenes in Baltimore church October meeting
The Maryland Synod gathers at Grace Lutheran Church Broadway Sans Gouge Street Baltimore from October 10 to 15 for its seventy-fifth convention and seventy-seventh anniversary. Rev Edward Dei of Hagerstown presides with Victor Miller of Lesterstown and Woth Samer of Baltimore as officers. The assembly includes 94 ministers and delegates from each parish to the synod’s sessions.
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Maryland
Registration Drive Opens in Frederick County Districts
The registration drive begins in Frederick County districts and runs from 6 oclock to morning. Eligible voters must register or update their information before election day to comply with state laws and certificates. In Equity district, 106 books were closed and 18 transferred on Monday. yesterday 2 new names added and 8 transferred.
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Frederick
State of
Maryland
Lawa
Disturbing the Peace Leads to Court Notice
Law record notes Police Justice Eckatora addressing a group of East Second Street youths for stomping noise at night. A policeman spotted the ringleader, Frederick residents known locally, with warnings of arrest if cases aren’t settled. Also lists Frederick Republican Central Committee members and appointees.
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Police
Ofice
A Yellowed Peach Distinguishing Peel and Flesh Colors
A peach from a yellowed tree shows purplish red spore on the skin. The flesh is pink under the skin and deepens to crimson near the pit. Fruit is small, lacks juice, and often tastes bitter.
Local notices and business openings in Frederick area
The item notes Woll's Business College offering quick training for employment. It also records a Democratic precinct meeting set for September 19 at 8 p.m. to form a Democratic club on West Patrick Street. Lewis B. Adams announces Footer's Dye Works agency in Cumberland Md, touting modern methods and first class output.
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Democratic Central Committee
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Charles N. Hargett
J. Roger McSherry
Lewis B. Adama
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
London
Paris
America
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Henry Benquet
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Mary Fuebre
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Pennsylvania
Holland Und
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Mac
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Hammond
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Jory
Ordman
Rodgers
Wiliiard
Perry
Garrett
Hane
Lofty
Preston
Owen
Lamb
Nicoll
Neweil
Noonan
Detsy
Fleutric Railroad
News OF the State
Hood
Shriner Milling
USA
Cerreville Boller
Republican County Central
Milton G. Urner
Binks
A.O. McBride
Cyrus F. Flock
Aive Irs Tylor
DeGrange
Geo. Birely
Bu Frost
Nora
Millard F. Perry
W. W. Fleming
J. Henry Lampe
Jas
E. Staub
E. T. A. Delashmutt
Robert Jenklns
Woll’s Business College
D. H Best
D. H. BaSr
NORTE
Antaan
Tuuk Cumset
Bubby Housskraper
Joben Henoisson
Staub
Reiitz
BF. V. Stass
Doll Brothers
DO Brothers
North Marebt
Repong
DiiLan
Inghame
Gugean
Dou. Brornzna
Herb Liniment
U.ro
the Railing Grocery Co
Jgen A. Kennedy
Summ Mme
C.it
Sormmes
Novzasines
John
Kennedy
Ah Morth Market Street
Bodook & Neidig
Roecock & Neidig
CakPeTs
Carpe Carpets
Huduce & Neid
A. T. Rice & Sone
A. T. Rice & Son
Emeen
North Market Street
Frederick, M
James FE Walker
E. Walker
UGR
Jas. E. Watass
J. J. F. Eisenbauer
Eisenhauers
Bartholomay
Rosheeeer
Epetiaines
RAY View
ERY Lagee Beer
B. Evens & Sone
Betra Fine India Pale Ale
SRORE
Agen John A
Lippa, Cor
West Patrick and
Telegreps
George ‘H. Wiener
Jaranterd
Attorneys-At-Law
H. Dorsey Etchison
AFD
Chancery
Court Street
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