Noted Memphis character Warren Corder dies after typhoid
Warren Corder, a notorious figure in Winchester and Knoxville circles, died Tuesday night at his Knoxville home at age 27 after a period of typhoid fever. His life included escapades from Winchester to Knoxville, a notorious assault on engineer Engle aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train, a term in the Virginia penitentiary, and elopement with Albert Polhamus's daughter before settling in Knoxville.
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Warren Corder
Knoxville
Corder
Fauquier County
Winchester
Hill
Qgordar
Oorder
Engineer Engle
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Oorders
Engle
Frederick
Ocorder
Asa Hoyba
Virginia
Brunswick
Branswick
Tearon
Wasten
Albert Polhamus
Frederick County
Polhamus
Dangster
Knoxhlie
Reed
Georgians Price Fined For Disorderly Street Conduct
Georgians Price appeared before Justice Eckstein at 7 pm and faced multiple charges including noisy and disorderly conduct on the street. She was fined $10 and placed on parole of her grandmother. Two companions received warnings that further complaints could send them to the Maryland House of Correction.
Sick list mentions Lambright daughter and Mais with fever
The Bick Prndonos Matilda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lambright, is on the sick list. Mr Jonsthan Mais of East Fourth Street is ill with typhoid fever. A remark notes that paying more for rent than for advertising is a sign you are going wrong.
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Prndonos Matilda
Littie
Grand Jury Reproves City on Bantz Tannery Nuisance
The September 1902 Frederick County grand jury reports 72 presentments, 116 cases heard, 330 witnesses examined, and urges police court handling of minor offenses to ease the circuit court load. It cites perjury complicating liquor case prosecutions, notes widespread home made wine and cider activity, and condemns city authorities for tolerating the Bantz tannery nuisance. The jurors visit jail and almshouse, applauding their condition. Foreman Appanama M Landauer, with Secretaries Kauffman and Williams, signs off before adjournment.
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Frederick County
Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Bianca
Bantz
Appanam M
Landaura
Purely Personal Haulers at Hanover Fair and City News
Pleasant Paragraphs detail locals attending the Hanover fair and traveling for business. Names include Dixon Walker William Stsap Lewis Fraley Bertha Roop Mamie McDonald David Brenglie John Feazier Thomas Buckayata Bryatriy G. Thomas Kemp Graces Bernent Mamie Schaffer W. O. Walton Harry Besant Hancock Tasker W. W. Osburn Foster Rudy C. D. Wyeong Kate Reynolds Waring Tree Captain Frost Caspar Cline and families. Visitors return from Washington Sewickley Braddock Heights Parkersburg Middletown Valley and Lehigh University programs.
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Dixon Walker
William Stsap
Baltimore
Lewis Fraley
Hanover
Bertha Roop
New Windsor
Mamie McDonald
David Brenglie
John Feazier
Thomas Buckayata
Miss Bryatriy
Tasker
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rasama
Harry Anderg
Parkersburg
W. Va
Burkittsville
Middletown Valley
C. D. Wyeong
Mira
Kate Reynolds
Shepherdstown
W. ‘Ys
Snd
Waring Tree
Braddock Heights
Bii Frost
Caspar Cline
Seen in Cumberland and other stray notices
Seen in Cumberland Maryland S M Dizon who left Frederick for parts unknown seen on the streets this week by Mr Samuel Wertheimer formerly of Frederick Zinc and Grinding Make Devon Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as long as fine oil mixed by band Sold by P L Bangett & Co
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Cumberland
S.M. Dizon
Frederick
Samuel Wertheimer
Devon
P. L. Bangett & Oe
Batz-Safer Wedding in Middletown Noted in Allen Town Circles
A quiet noonday ceremony united Samuel A. Batz, a lawyer from Allen town, and Misa Charlotte Shafer, daughter of ex County Tax Collector Peter W. Shafer, at the Shafer home in Frederick. Rev. Bschbach officiated with the couple receiving immediate family. They will reside in Allentown, where the bride formerly taught at Allentown College. The bride’s cake used a knife once owned by the late Commodore David Geisinger, a kin of the bride.
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Viccnit
Hookville
Binnoho Oliver Claggett
Alfred Claggett
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Arthur L. D. Hargett
Hargett
Rockville
Plopers
Samuel Riggs
Riggs
Plark
S.R. White
The
Baptist Church
Folke Max
Edgar D. Balz
Butz
Allentown
Allentown College
David Geisinger
Davey
Oil strike plans threaten Jefferson county West Virginia
The Shepherdstown Register reports a planned oil exploration push by a South Penn Company agent operating under Standard Oil in Jefferson county. Leases may be sought before operations, with drilling of at least two wells anticipated despite doubts by geologists. A 5 PM fire at John E Price & Co. caused minor damage, likely from an elevator area, controlled quickly by bucket brigade. losses under $50.
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Iaarnea
Shepherdstown
John E. Price & Co
Market
Patrick Streets
Narrow escape on Woodsboro pike ends without injuries
Messrs Roger Young and David Brengis of North Market street narrowly escaped after their horse shied near Wormsa’s mill. The bit broke as the animal bolted toward town, the pair jumped from the buggy, and the vehicle struck a telegraph pole at the first toll-gate, where it was halted.
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Roger Young
David Brengis
North Market Street
Woodsboro Pike
Wormsa’s Mill
Mr. Young
Young Traveler Reaches Manila From Front Royal Family
Mrs. R B Byrd of Winchester Va receives a cablegram from her son Master R B Byrd Sr aboard an army transport in Manila. The message confirms arrived in good condition after a month at sea since sailing from San Francisco August 16. He will stay in the Philippines a month as guest of Judge A Osreon formerly of Front Royal and plans to return via Suez in January.
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Manila
R. B. Byrd
Winchester
R .B. Byrd
San Francisco
Philippines
Jadga A. Osreon
Front Royal
Suez Cazal
Brief Bits and Local Notices From Dover Area
Dr Franklin B Smith notes a Dover conservatory boils adjoining his Cour Street office. Pos Commanders Meeting announced. Mr William P Menalsby departs for Baltimore to attend a G A B Post Commander state meeting. The gathering slated for 8 o clock tonight.
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Franklin B. Smith
Dover
Cour Street
Pos
William P. Menalsby
Baltimore
G. A. B. Post
Municipal pavements ordered as delinquent property owners to be served
City officials met last night to direct written notices to property owners who have not laid pavements or gutters on graded streets. East Highth street gutter extension and Derr's alley water main extension were referred to committees on streets and water works. An application for a plumber's license was granted. The board discussed belt quality for the pilstrip light plant but made no decision. The August market report from market master Joseph F Ballbr was received showing receipts from hay scales 1860 and from gatllée scales 325.
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East Highth Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Derr
Frank Eppley
Pilstrip
Committee of Claims
Joseph F. Ballbr
Bigamy conviction stuns Oskland barber Lee Brooke
Lee Brooke a barber of Oskland was convicted of bigamy yesterday. Other items note Rep. Frank C. Wachter renominated by the Third district GOP, fires probed by Deputy State Fire Marshal Wantz in Crinfield, and a rail line censure by a coroner's jury in Cambridge and Seaford. The Rhine farm sale to Conrad Hines for 3776 dollars, and the 46 acre tract are recorded.
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Lee Brooke
Oskland
Alexander M. Rich
Newport
Del
St. James
White Marsh Pariah
Talbot County
Heaton
Edward O'Brien
Orleans Roadz
Cumberland
Cambridge and Seaford
Henry Haggast
Cambridge
William Oldfield
Howard County Court
L.oldfield
John F. Oldfield
Howard
Harford Counties
Old Linden Tree at Leata Orphan Asylum Cut for Curbs
An oak or linden tree in front of the Leata Orphan Asylum on East Church street was felled to improve the new granite curbing work. Mr. John O. Hardt notes the tree stood for many decades, perhaps over a century. The Hanover Fair draws several Frederick County Agricultural Society members and other locals to Hanover Park today.
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Baltimore
Methoodist Episcopal Church, South
Harman’s
J, BH. Balthis
Frederick
Anniol
Alusi
J. O. Baithis
Leata Orphan Asylum
East Church Street
John O. Hardt
Centur
Hanover
Monument Unveiled at Antietam by Veteran Association
A veteran group dedicated the 84th New York Infantry monument on Confederate avenue near Dunkard church at Antietam battlefield. J A Baker Jr of Herkimer received the honor. Hon. John D. Henderson spoke. Mrs. Donald McLean of New York gave a patriotic address with a flag. transfer of the monument to the United States followed. Privates Bigalow and Bell of Company H recalled Antietam. The ten-piece monument weighs fifty tons and bears a corps badge with 24th New York Infantry on the base.
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Veteran Association of the Sith New York Regment, Volunteer Infantry
Antietam
Onolrman Masterbrook
J. A. Baker, Jr
Herkimer, N. Y
J. A. Sulter
84Th New York
Sulter
Chopin
John D. Henderson
New York
Henderson
Donald McLean
McLean
Orotato Clark
Sanford
Beil
Antletand
Company 4H
Sith
United States
Easterbrook
Gan E H. A. Carman
War Department
B. R. Carnahan
Reformed Church
Keedysville
Dnner
Sharpsburg
C. GO. Bigslow
Battle of
Antistam
Baling
Bigalow
P. H. Bell
New York i
24Th New York Infantry
Piano and Bong Eedal By W. Gay Hline Event
Local notice lists a Friday night program at Jazier Hall with W. Gay Hline and Mrs. Nadine Prevost Allen, admission 25 cents, Stieff piano, along with assorted seafood items and telephone references. Also includes an excursion to Washington and Baltimore by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sept 21 with fares and return details plus National Encampment travel offers and a city guide notice.
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W. Gay Hline
Nadine Prevost Allen
Jazier Hall
Stieff
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
D.C
Ohio River
Dot
Washingtom
Osllon
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
G. A. BR
Octoir
Baltimore and Ohio guide promotes Gettysburg battle maps
A printed city touring guide advertising a 10 cent or 15 cent mail edition features an engraved Washington portrait, battlefield maps for Gettysburg and Antietam, and special rates for posts ordering 50 copies. C. W. Bassett, B&O General Passenger Agent, outlines availability and postage details. A separate note touts a carpet and wallpaper sale with new floor coverings and decorations.
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Atest
Gopart
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Great Battlefield
Gettysburg
Antistam
C. W. Bassett
Baltimore
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Frederick, MD
Thomas FP. Kiue
East Fourth
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Frederick County Telephone
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Joseph W. Gavee
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Doli & Albaugh Building
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