History says Henry IV born at Fontainebleau
On this day in history Henry IV of France born at Fontainebleau. The plague raged in London with thousands dying in a week. Other notes mention Gilbert Haven born in Malden, James Abram Garfield dying, Balmaceda suicide, and artists Le Clercq Ritchie’s deaths. President McKinley burial noted at Canton.
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Henry UL
France
Fontainebleau
London
Gilbert Haven
E Bishop
Malden
Garfield Mase
James Abram Goarfield
United States
Iberon
N. W
Balmacede
Peru
Alex H. Ritchie
New Haven
Charles le Clercq
New York City
President McKinley
Woodlawn
Canton
Advertisements and Notices Placed in Local Paper
A compact page of ads lists Citizens National Bank and Central National Bank statements, property sales and for rent, J A Bamaburg Bhach lost notice, Misses Houck book wanted, obituary notice for Oburoh St, guard of thanks for J E Price Co, a dance tonight at Braddock Heights reception, Mova notice, Steele for men, John Hendrickson property for sale, N E Cramer new ingrain carpets, and L E MuIlinx listings.
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Central Nat'l
B. Rosenour & Sons
J. A. Bamaburg
Bhach
Misses Houck
Oburoh St. Ouard
J. E. Price & Co
Braddock Heights
Miss Elizabeth Snyder Will Probate Filed
The will of Miss Elizabeth Snyder names Eleanor Johnson as executrix and trustee. It provides for funeral expenses and sets a trust for Hiester M. Johnson with power to invest, benefiting Mary Snyder for life and eventual remainder to Osthirene O'Brien, with final probate authority to Eleanor M. Johnson.
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Eleanor Johnson
S. Elizabeth Snyder
Hiestier M. Johnson
Truss
Mary Snyder
Troat
Ostherine O'Brien
Charles O'Brien
Eleanor M. Johnson
Thurmont Repairs and New Buildings Rise
Osler building at Thurmont is being reconstructed by Joseph A Waddle after John Jones left, with plans for a large ice house and cold storage room. Mackley Bros building work advances fast by Mears Calvin Weller and son plan a three storeroom solid front. Alice Eyler to erect a two story dwelling on Walent street to be completed before winter. Deed discovery in Hollow Tree reveals $50,000 Danbar, Kansas property deeds hid by A O Hartley’s grandfather thirty years ago. heir seeks restoration and regains possession with grandson traveling to Donbar for legal action.
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Thurmont
Joseph A.waddle
Osler
John Jones
Mackley Bros
Mears
Calvin Weller
Walent Atreet
A. O. Hartley
Ner Whesling
W. Va
Danbar
Kan
J. 5. Hartley
Kansas
West Virginia
Donbar
Survey along Susquehanna towpath sparks possible reopen
Fifteen surveyors work along the abandoned Susquehanna and Tide Water coast towpath near Wrightsville. A potential reopening of the Columbia to Havre de Grace waterway is discussed with options between towboats or a modern electric system. Rumor ties the survey to Bash railroad interests and river towns note. Market quotes and theater manager Palmar cited. Tomorrow, C. Smith sells a 19614 acre cannable farm at Loy Station with two houses.
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Susquehanna
Coass
Wrightsville
Columbia
Havre de Grace
Wabash Railroad
State rally marks 50th anniversary of Jr. O U A M in Baltimore
A crowd of about 6000 gathered at Music Hall Baltimore for a state rally of the Junior Order United American Mechanics honoring the organization's fiftieth birthday. Speakers Rev Maurice Penfield Fikes and Rev James Hogan urged patriotism, education, immigration screening, and civic virtue in a period voice reflective of the era.
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Junior Order United American Mechanics
Music Hall
Baltimore
Maurice Penfield Fikes
Brantly Baptist Tabernacle
James ©. Hogan
Broanus
Hampden
Fikes
Lawful Fine After Disorderly Arrest
Robert Moore was arrested by Officer King for drinking and disorderly conduct. Justice Eckstein fined him five dollars, with 30 days in jail if unpaid. Frank Fritz, alleged to have damaged property near Mt. Airy, was arrested and reported to be carting machine belts. J Allen Grambine of Braddock showed two pieces of water melon with a natural W mark to Taz News.
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Jaih
Robert Moore
King
Justice Eckstein
Frank Fritz
Mt. Airy
Luther Montgomery
Officer Carter
Frita
J. Allen Grambine
Braddock
Taz
James W Harrison
Mr. Grumbine
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention in Baltimore
The State convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will convene at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church on Carrollton avenue and Lanale street in Baltimore from October 1 to 3. Pastor Don S. Colt will preside. A separate sales line notes zinc and grinding products, "Lead and Zip Paint" claims long wear and homemade mixing by P. L. Hargett & Co.
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W.C.T. U
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Carrollton Avenue
Lanale Street
Baltimore
Don S. Colt
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Ge
Purely Personal. Pleasant Paragraphs About Thees Who Come and Go
A rush of local social notices lists residents and visitors traveling to and from Baltimore Washington D C and other cities. Names include Mrs Charles Baughman Mr Harry Walling Charlie Eyler Mrs Oyrag Hoelfenstein Dr Henry Pattitt Gen L Victor Baughman Helen Pattitt Rev Father Dacy plus many others with moves to New York Knoxville Philadelphia Gettysburg Waynesboro and Cambridge and engagements with banks colleges and churches.
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Charles Baughman
Baltimore
Harry Walling
Charlie
Harry B. Eyler
East Church Street
Alana Rogers
Buckeystown
Wm. A. Ford
New York City
Oyrag Hoelfenstein
Colorado
Henry M. Pattitt
Carrollton
Missouri
Calvin Natt
Washington, D.C
G. H. Beaufelter
Samuel Darrow
Hanover
A. A. Lough
Littlestown
New Oxford
Misa McLean
Mary Harrison Ritchle
New York
L. Victor Baughman
Helen
Father Dacy
J. Kavanaugh
Liberty Town
Misa Eisia Birely
East Second Street
Knoxville
Blanche Long
East Patrick
York
Philadelphia
D. O. Winebraner
Maryland
Bankers’ Convention
Blue Mountain
Sabina Buckley
Adelaide Smallwood
Washington
Annie Jones
Home For
Donald McLean
Slocum
Gettysburg
Misa Pauline Marschalk
Joseph Honff
Washington, D
George O. Rhoderick
Middletown
The
Valley Register
Rhoderick
Waynesboro
Henry Irving
Addie Thomas
Bolivar
E. G. Welch
North Charles Street
Reich
Trundle
New Market
Ralph Young
North Market Street
Washington, D. C
Lucy Sparrow
Avalon Cottage
Braddcook Heights
Silas Boteler
Mollie Bartgie
Bimmenauer & Co
J.M. Gill
Chestertown
Laberty
M. P. Church
Zonas N. Matteosian
Robert Coliegs
Constantinople
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lutheran Parsonage
Brainard Gring
Cambridge
Mass
Naomi Gring
Woman's College
Harvard University
Edwin Clyde Duvall
Marcellus Duvall
Pleasant Walk
County
Lebance Valley College
Annville
Roger Fahroey
Northavenue
Clear Spring
Frederick
Nell Spickler
G. Emerson Mowen
Plainfield
Myersville
Liccie Grogsnickle
Pisinfeld
Mises Walling
Katharine Derr
Albert Musgrove
William Bowers
William Calendar
Middletown Growth Includes New Chapel and Rail Yard
Middletown has expanded with twenty three new buildings and a new chapel for the Re formed congregation. A railroad freight station and three lumber and coal yards rise as old structures are remodeled. A street cut through from Green to Main will make room for further improvements while homes for Bussard Gardner Coblentz Rootzahn Toms near completion.
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Middletown
United Brethren Church
Messrs
James G. Bussard
Wm. L. Gardner
Local residents reported ill in the area
The Sick. Bernard S. Zimmerman has been quite sick but improving. Guy Rocer of The Model dry goods store is ill and confined to his room. John A. Markell has recovered somewhat from a long typhoid fever. Jalis Young of South Market Street is quite sick.
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Bernard S. Zimmerman
Guy Rocer
Model Dry Goods
John A. Markell
Jalis Young
South Market Street
Kege of Linden to Enter Horses at Frederick Fair
Mr E. 0. Kege of Linden Mashal owner of Sapho and McFones, famous running horses, visits Dir We S Baller of this city. Regal says his horses are in good condition and will be entered in races at the Frederick Fair in October.
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Mr. E. 0. Kege
Linden
Mashal
Sapho and
McFones
Heorses
We. S. Baller
Mrr
Regal Siates
Frederick Fair
Y M G Conference Delegates to Discuss Religious Work
Delegates from Maryland Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia arrive for the Y M C A conference in the city. A reception tonight at the Y M C A rooms features brief addresses by Charles F P Newbett and Joshua Lovering. Tomorrow a secretarys meeting will plan religious work for the year. Sunday events include church talks and a 3 30 p m meeting at Kemp Hall with William S Morrian addressing The Right of Way. A boys meeting follows at the Y M C A rooms.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Associations
Charles FP. Newbitt
Washington
Joshaa Lovering
Baltimore
Sapper
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Joshua Lavering
Avening
Kemp Hall
William 3. Morrian
Union formed for electrical workers at Cumberland
News brief reports a Cumberland based electrical workers union organized. Governor Smith pardon effort for Wesley Osbourne in Cumberland penitentary. Baltimore bankers attend Maryland Bankers Association convention at Blue Mountain House. Mary land rail and freight lines update on Central States Dispatch withdrawal plans.
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Electrical Workers
Cumberland
Charles R. Schirm
Baltimore
David Stull
Mapleville
Washington County
Smith
Wesley Osbourne
Burgary
Blue Mountain House
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Elias Moora
Jacob V. van Horn
Colesville
Montgomery County
Central States Dispatch
Reading
Maryland
Ohio
Murder Verdict in First Degree for George Redmond
In Martinsburg West Virginia the circuit court concluded closing arguments in the George Redmond murder trial of Eugene Sampson. The jury deliberated about ninety minutes and returned a guilty verdict of murder in the first degree with a recommended life imprisonment. A motion for a new trial was under consideration by the court.
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George Redmond
Eugene Sampson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Real Estate Auctions and Removals Reported
Auctioneer Jas O Horne sold 20 acres in Lewis town district for $50 per acre to J W Greeger from the Frederick Lightner estate. Other sales include 934 acres timber land at $1750 per acre to J D English, 5 acres cleared land at $4 per acre to Melvin Leatherman, 3434 acres farm at $35 per acre to Ezra Harshwan, and 1934 acres timber land to J D English for $876. Removals mention moves to Middletown and Waynesboro. Coming attraction is the New York comedy Strange Adventures of Stace Keeter at City Opera House on Sept 24.
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Lewistown
Frederick Lightner
J. W. Greeger
Jas. O. Horne
J.D. English
Wolfville
Alberta
J. D. English
Melvin Leatherman
Ezra Harshwan
New York City
Stace Keeter
Maner Rhodes
City Opera House
Broadway
Sydney Grandy
Free Scholarship at Boston School of Correspondents
Arthur T. Kreh, long time student at the American School of Correspondents in Boston, has won a free scholarship and certificate from the school He is willing to pass it on to a motivated applicant seeking study in steam electrical or mechanical engineering and invites inquiries.
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Arthur T. Kreh
American School of Correspondents
Boston
Suicide at Hagerstown cigar maker’s home
Charlie B Stem of Hagerstown, a 40 year old cigar maker and former saloon keeper, shot himself twice in the head Wednesday night at his home. His body was found by his wife and daughter about 3 am yesterday. He left a widow and four children. He had lived in Hagerstown about 20 years and previously ran a North Jonathan street establishment. He recently worked as a lander at the Hotel Hamilton and had been increasingly melancholy due to ill health.
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Charlies L. Stem
Hagerstown
Guidide
Bis
Mr. Beem
Westminster
North Jonathan Street
Hamilton
John &. Stem
Albion
Slater
Baltimore
Fudd'nheads Wilson at City Opera House impresses crowd
The Shipman Brothers Company presented a dramatized Pudd n head Wilson by Mark Twain last night. Misa Suzanne Hilpren as Roxy was vivid and moving while William Gill as Pudd n Head displayed reverence and dignity. The cast all performed with energy and the band, led by Brenner, drew a large applauding audience.
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Fudd'nhead Wilson
Shipman Brothers Company
Mark Twain
Pudd’nhead Wilson
City Opera Houses
Misa Suzanne Hilpren
Roxy
William
Gill
Pudd
Miss White
Miss Swallow
Attista
Brenner
Wm. Orman
Woodsboro
August Bennings Reported Railway Earnings and Costs
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports August results with gross earnings of 35,543,967, up 472,886 from 1901, expenses 3,408,250, up 417,609, net earnings 2,154,712, up 55,277. For the last two months gross 10,719,501, up 1,010,643. expenses 6,574,205, up 604,210. net earnings 4,145,386, up 31,403.
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August Bennings
Baltimore and Ohio
Frailroad Company
Loyal Mention Card of Thanks to Firemen
A card of thanks from J. E. Paice & Co thanks local firemen for prompt response to a fire alarm at their store on the 17th. They note the firemen were ready and willing to aid. Also includes notices of social events and B&O Railroad excursion plans with rates and schedules for Frederick to Baltimore and Washington in September 1902.
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Atore
J. E. Paice & Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio R. RH
Frederick
Snd
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
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the Daily News
F. M
Washsaton
A. mi
Tex
Raio
W.L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Elizabeth Snyder
Wabash
Astern Milning & Export Company
A. M. Palmar
Ste
Fate Tomoror
Ai. C. Smith
Loys Station
Monumental City
Mr. Hogan
Hogan
Jr.o. U.A.M
America
Braddock Colony
Thomas Myers
Cheeger Hill
Mollis Urner
Fearhake
George M. Zacharias
Shirley Mason
Rockville
Catalpin
Frank Grove
Shepherdstown
Marquerita Byre
R. R. Lewis
Hirot
Marshall Fout
Y.M.G
States
News OF the
Emory C. Ball
Keedyaville
J. E. Beatty
Daniel W. Lighter
Mira
Lighter
Daniel O. Miller
Jattica O. Lemuel Shiffler
Charlie B. Stem Killa Kitowolf
Joan Hendrigkeon
Orp Monet
Velomhens
Mer Weir
J Ooen Hendricka
IN Aidig & Illes
the Park Hotel
W. Guy Kline
Nadine Prevent Allen
Washington and
Balti
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Reo
Ohio River
Oaly
Bsktimors & Ohio R. R
G A. KR
36Th National
Macy Placia
Cauid
Neidig & Miller
Clinton
Phermscet
MD N
Aderick County
B. Sappington
White Star Coffee
Bappington's
G.A.R
Antistam
C. W. Bassett
L. BE. Mullinesz
Ingrain Carpets
B. Mullibie
Rouse
A. T. Rios & Soss
Eprederick, MD
Raderick County Telephone
Thomas P.rice
Trederick County Telephone
Ipa
Wales
Willard C. Keller
Patrick Street
Tpapreeb
New York Hospital
Trastutente
C. Boteler
N. Market St
Frederick, Mdazidly
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
W. Gaver
Leane
Court Street
Asdawiy
Amos Drene
Edwin Devildise
Devileiss & Urser, Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Nicodemus
Intdawis
Calion J. A. Ramsbore
East Fourth Street
George H. Welner
Wilk
M. Zimmerman
Walkersville
LeGore
Lifth Street
Selilor
Woo
F. Eckstein
North Market
Itsst
Haller
Frederick City
Sigan
Central- Sylvested
Callen
Dire Rath Hahn
AN Sainte Street
Atddil
Boorck
Benck Eerie
LEE Nets Office
Axminster
A. T. Rio & Sons
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