Founding of St Augustine and notable history events
Digest of historical dates from The Daily News noting the founding of St Augustine as the oldest U.S. town, Samuel Johnson born in London 1709 and died 1784, English author Samuel Taylor Coleridge misattributed, 1873 crash in New York starting hard times, Daniel Drew death in New York 1768, steamer Asia foundered with many drowned, Dion Boucicault death 1622, Captain Allyn Capron death at Fort Rivers 189? and Professor Alexander Bain death in Aberdeen.
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Bt. Augustine
Fis
United States
Samuel Johnson
Liteh
England
Serine Mualitt
London
New York
Daniel Drew
New York City
Carmel
N. Y
Gale
Aka
Erie
Dion Boucicault
Allyn Capron
el Caney
Fort Rivers Va
Alexander Bain
Aberdeen
Beotland
Irregularities Prompt Subscribers to Report to News Office
Patrons are urged to report any receipt irregularities to The News Office. Subscriptions and delivery details are to be checked promptly to ensure accurate paper delivery and account records.
The Weekly News Tam Wasxiy Advertisement Notice
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page paper ready Thursday with pews and special features. It claims the largest circulation in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 6 pm Wednesday and changes by 1 percent Wednesday.
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Tam Wasxiy News
Frederick City
Waaxitx
Personal notices from Frederick column of travels and visits
Purely personal items list residents and visitors traveling to and from cities including New York Philadelphia Baltimore Boston Washington and Hagerstown. Entries name Mien Sadie Hann Mia K R Hann and others visiting relatives or studying, with mentions of Frederick College staff changes and local residents returning home from trips.
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Mien
Sadie Hann
Felands
Johanville
Miases Nannies
Dora Mantz
New York
Philadelphia
Mia KR. A. Hann
Earl
John A. Six
Albert McCardell
North Market Atreat
Baltimore
Jennie Smith
Washington
William ©. Althee
A. H. Harrington
North Market Street
Ramuel Brown
West Third Street
Misa Marie Oliogan
East Paitrick Atreat
Hagerstown
John Holmes
East Fourth Street
James Keook
Carence Muoshower
West Patrick Street
Firetide
Mies Elinor Markey
Boston
Mann
New England Conservatory of Music
Mies Fiorgacee Ohew
Joseph Ohew
Brunswick
James B. Yoakle
Miss Bertie
Wm. H. Labhere
East Third Street
H. Eokatein
West Fourth Street
Rome
Henry Nelson
McKeig
Toe Aaya
P. J. Carpenter
Mt. Carmel
George M. Gomer
George Greer
Altoona
Horace C. Zachariar
Senet
Chas. A. Bix
Frederick City
Death of Well-to-Do Farmer Zimmerman by Suicide
Francs M Zimmerman a 62 year old retired farmer of Charoh Mill county died by self inflicted gunshot near six o'clock last evening in his home yard at Oboroh Hill. Survived by widow two sons Albert and Ilard and two daughters Mrs John Onller and Mrs Louis Barke. Funeral services set for 10 AM at Oburok Hill church with burial in Jefferson. Local inquest not deemed necessary.
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Zimmerman
Obaroh Sli
Askeows
Francs M Zimmerman
Charoh Mill
Boone
Rilmcalf
Colt
D. M. Whipp
Mr. Zhamerman
Abe Kasw
Ae Faglench
Richard Day
Adametown
Sharon Hill
Zutamerman Fa
Albert
Iliard
Barn and Crops Burned on Hightman Farm
A large barn and corn house on Thomas Hightman’s farm near Borkibtaville burned yesterday afternoon. Wheat, hay, and car were destroyed. threshing was underway by Hightman’s worker H. W. Shater who could not save the threshing gear. Origin of the blaze unknown. wind blew away from the stack. Barn and crops were insured with the Granger Company of Middletown.
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Thomas Hightman
Maryland
Borkibtaville
H. W. Shater
Hightmen
Granger’ Company
Middletown
Well From Hotel Window Dr. Vincent Injured at Braddock Heights
Dr Vincent of Washington Moote with accident at Braddock Heights. While sitting on a second floor window sill at the Hotel Braddock he fell to the ground breaking his right ankle. He was brought to Frederick by midnight train and taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
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Vincent
Washington
Moote
Braddock Heights
G. 8. Vincent
Hotel
Braddock
Frederick City Hospital
Harvest Home Service at Zion Reformed Church
Harvest home service conducted at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville on a sunny autumn morning. Large congregation filled the church decorated with flowers fruit and garden produce. Services were led by the pastor with participation across Astios September 9 and Pleasant Hill September 2. Offerings benefited benevolence apportioned by Classis.
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Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Astios
Pleas
Ant Hill
Classis
Long Time Gatekeeper Resigns at Tollgate
J Oliver Jones, longtime gatekeeper at the Billcots City tollgate on Frederick spur, resigns due to his wife’s ill health after 40 years on the job. He will live with his son-in-law John W Bring in Bi Moors City. Nathan Wharton is appointed to succeed him.
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J. Oliver Jones
Firet Tollgate
Billcots City
Frederick Ters— Pike
Jones
Foirgate
John W. Bring
Bi- Moors City
Nathan Wharton
Jonse
Law's Grip Fines for Drunk and Disorderly Offenses
Beury Daly, colored, was fined 1 by Officer King after drunken disorderly arrest before Justice Eckateln. Charles Morgan, colored, paid a $3 fine issued by Justice Kolatela. Unclear text mentions a ceremony or rite and a railway council, with references to Niagara and international basket context.
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Por Digordre
Beury Daly
Officer King
Justics O. Eckateln
Charles Morgan
Font Sa
Jestics O. H. Kolatela
New fre-alarm system for volunteer fire departments
A recently patented fre-alarm invention aims to serve small towns and villages with volunteer fire brigades. The device uses numbered alarm boxes, a central station display, and a repeating mechanism to signal the number of strokes corresponding to the alarm box, coordinating rapid company response.
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Ita
Earlioes
Orditaasall
Mary
Snaandslir
Hebrew New Year Observances Begin Worldwide
The Hebrew New Year starts tomorrow evening, with Orthodox and Reform Jews observing the five thousand six hundred sixty seventh annual celebration. Services begin at sunset with the shofar and continue into the next day with visiting friends and well wishes for prosperity. The Day of Atonement follows, a fast day of prayer lasting hours, as congregants seek forgiveness and devote time in temples.
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Sonadh
Contiauses
Snosel
Court rounds out Radcliff versus Smith verdict
In the Olecuit Court the Radcliff vs Smith case closed with a jury verdict after about an hour and a half deliberation. Other matters included Kaufman versus Frederick Savings and Loan, with the $1,800 dispute under review as arguments continued.
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Olecuit
Henry G. Radcliff
Franklin B. Smith
George'h A. Oe
A. Pearre
Samuel A. Lewis
Charles P. Y
Hammond Urner
Poater
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
George L. Kaufman
Frederick
Budget of Bright Lemons and General Interest
Fragmented OCR note reports a Budget of Bright lemons of Leves and Generel Interest. Mentions Arthur residence, a loupe and a fines bande. References a sensational outing of All Paints P E Johoo and belt of Brad heatshte. Mentions Ms Charles Birely wrestling with measurements.
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Leves
Roosevelt invited to Frederick fair with big plans
President Roosevelt and officials including Secretary Wilson are invited to attend the Frederick fair on October 16 through 17. Organizers promise a bigger event with more horse stalls and new exhibits increasing the fair’s scope and automobile displays. Attendees are not confirmed and organizers warn this year’s fair could surpass past iterations.
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Agricul
Roosevelt
Jeanlegs Bryae
Warfield
Secretary of Agriculturé
Frederick
Moshe
Roger
A'lentown
Bagerstown’s
Trys
Frederick Fair
Baltimore to Niagara Falls Excursion Fare Notice
Baltimore 2 O RK H Laat announces popular excursions to Niagara Falls at 6 11 PM round trip from Frederick on September 8 1906. Tickets sold at points and from Ms Airy Washington Janction for return by a later train. Fare includes travel to the falls and options for stay and return details, with guidance on ticketing and trip specifics.
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Baltimore
O. RK. H. Laat
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Pointeveat
Ms. Airy
Washington
Benross
Lebigo Valery
Una
Died and Funeral Notices for Linthioum and Lewis Kin
Mrs Barak Linthioum widow of Otho Linthioum died at home on Monday September 10 after a long illness of liver cancer aged about 70. Survived by three sons and two daughters with funeral at Bethesda September 11. Mr Charles Lewis of Kemptown died at his Damascus home September 15 after typhoid malaria age 43. Funeral at Damascus September 16 with Rev. Wright officiating.
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Mab Baram
W. T. Lewis
Kemptown
Charles Lewis
Damascus
John A. Wright
Lewin Crdum
Pallbestera
Merre
Tom Woodfeld
Phil. Sonder
Garfola
Ill and recovering residents at Frederick hospital
The Bick and Mrs Hiram Derr are alok Mr Richard Chew is tok at Frederick City Hospital. Jentice Wood on South Market Street and Mrs Edward Borring on Faw Second Street are on the elok list. Mr Harry Booker remains sick, Mrs Joseph Weems recovers from fever, Mr E A Alexander is able to sit up after illness, Master Harry Bhatar Shafer is up and about.
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Hiram Derr
Richard Chew
Frederick City Hospital
Jentice John Wood
South Market Street
Edoward Borring
Faw Second Street
Harry Booker
Joseph Weems
E. A. Alexander
Harry Bhatar
Charles
Shafer
Pennsylvania Reserves dedicate mona meate at Antistam
The Pennsylvania Reserves dedicated a monument at Antistam. Annapolis City Council failed to act on ordinances granting franchises for railway use. In Baltimore, William A. Wheatley seeks Congress in the Democratic primaries. In Rockville, habeas corpus hearings move for William Fisher, accused in the Barnesville murder of Ernest Heim.
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Pennsylvania
Antistam
Annapolis
Atresta
Baltimore
William A. Wheatley
Benck
Congress
Ernest Heim
Barnesville
Rockville
Fisher
Funeral for George Shipley Held at Pine Grove Church
The funeral of George Shipley was announced last week and held at Pine Grove Church on Wednesday September 19 at 10 a m. It drew a large crowd and floral tributes surrounded the casket. Pallbearers, numbering five, were chosen from the 5 0 Trelamen's Association, of which Shipley was a member. LT Lewis oversaw the service.
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George Shipley
Pine Grove Church
Wedneedey
Nemerous
Vioer
Trelamen
Bhipley
Lewis
Feneral
Murphy and Orammitt Wed at New Market Parsonage
Mr Charlen Henry Murphy and Miss Maggie Orammitt married by Rev B F Ruley at the M F Obio New Market parsonage on September 19. Both reside near Pearl in the vicinity.
Local Mention Woman's College Reopening and Courses
Reopening announced with registration for all departments in the college library on September 10. Courses offered include a four year B A program, a four year college prep stream, a primary department, music conservatory with private lessons, expression, art, and physical culture. All papers expected. list of items and supplies referenced.
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Woman's College
Conservatory OF Music
Mace
Eren
Fight Over a Jug of Wine Ends in Shooting Near New Market
In a Saturday quarrel near New Market Barry Dorsey, a colored man, shot Borns, another colored man, during a dispute over a jug of wine. They walked from the hall of New Market to Jacob Tyler’s home where words passed. Dorsey fired when urged to surrender the jug, striking in the left arm. He fled. Saree, wounded, is recovering after a long journey to medical care. The physician says the ball lodged in the lung.
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New Market
Saterday
Barry Doresy
Borns
Mew
Jacob Tyler
Dorsey
Fred
Rome
Typhoon devastates harbor as two hours of chaos reported
Special dispatch from Mania dated Sept 18 reports Holg Koeg describing a distressing typhoon lasting two hours. Many ships were sunk at the harbor and the loss of life is heavy. Inspecting water supply boards inspect the city water works with $20 bond. Water from various sources is brought back for analysis.
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Taz News
Holg Koeg
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