Notable deaths and births in a historical note roundup
A brief historical recap lists notable births and deaths: Henry Jil of France born in 1589, Gilbert Haren M E bishop born in Malden, Massachusetts, James Abram Garfield, the 20th U S president, died in Elberon New York, and Alex H. Ritchie, artist and engraver, died in New Haven. The London plague reached its worst with over 2000 deaths in a week. President McKinley buried at West Lawn Cemetery Canton Ohio.
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Henry Jil
France
London
Gilbert Haren
M. E. Bishop
Malden
Mass
Winchester
James Abram Garfield
United States
Elberon
Alex H. Ritchie
New Haven
President McKinley
Woodslawn
Canton
Sunscribers Report Promptly On Che News Receipt
Readers urged to report irregularity in receipt of Che News papers to ensure accurate delivery and accountability. Officials request prompt communication from subscribers and verification of address and delivery dates.
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Che
Trek Weekly News announces coming twelve page issue
Weseley News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page edition with broad coverage and many special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new and changed advertisements with deadlines this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Weseley
Sry
Frederick City
Tus Wariny
Ahange
Wisconsin Cheese Confusion Sparks Midwest Debate
A Milwaukee Sentinel report quotes W E Wassermann of Yapeka An to discuss the abundance of Wisconsin cheese consumption in the southwest and the prejudice against New York cheeses. He notes rates, shipping costs, and odd market realities along the Mississippi while describing rotten cheese markets and a strange regional demand. The piece then shifts to a theater notice praising the Bar low Wilson minstrel show with Lawrence Barlow and a cast including Jimmy Kennedy Ted Pritmrees and others touring to the City Opera House Friday night.
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Wisconsin
W. E. Wassermann
Yapeka
Milwaukee Sentinel
New York
Tiinais
Chicago
Kansas City
Mississippi River
Berlow
Wilaca
Barlow & Wahkzon
Messrs
Barlow & Wilson
Barlow & Wionsiwaya
Barlow & Wileca Minstrels
Lawernce Barlow
Jimmy Hennedy
Ted Pritmrees
Ocean
Ozssn
Witshiema
Tommy Smagge
Fat Boyle
Jimmie Harymin
Billie Wilson
Tom Harioyn
City Opera Honsa
Local Mart Market Quotes and Damaged Text
Market prices for corn wheat and oats listed with mis-spellings and errors. Also a consumer ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets noting their laxative effect and indigestion relief, with a local drugstore sale attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Chamberlain
A. L. Peatre’e Drug
The News IPA DE eRACHRyE
A fragmented newspaper item presents a cryptic title and unreadable lines. The readable bits hint at a regional report or notices but lack sufficient detail for a fuller summary.
Arraigned In Court Not Guilty Pleas Entered
Grayson Schilling and Frank Hildebrand along with Charles McDeritt were arraigned on indictments for setting fire to Ox Fibre Brush Works. Pleas of not guilty entered. McDeritt held on bail. Schilling briefly pleaded guilty by mistake, later corrected to not guilty. Also arraigned were Charles E B Phobus on larceny, James Hopkins on rape, and Thomas Sewell on statutory breaking. Grand jury returned one indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson B. Schilling
Frank T. Hildebrand
Charles E. McDeritt
Courk
McBevits
McDevitt
Wm. P. Maulsby
Schiliing
Hildebrand
Messre
Joe. W. Gaver
Horsey Kushieon
Schil Hug
Gaver
Schilling
Charles EB. Phobus
James Hopkins
Thomas Sewell
Local Briefs Touch on Paving and Spring Fishing
A parade of small notes reports concrete paving in front of Citizens' National Bank by Merray and Storm, James Fretwell catching bass on Monocacy, repainting East Patrick Street home, new gutter work on West Fourth street, and Uncle Eben style proverbs. Beagle Club invites judges for the 16th annual field trials at Stevenson, with details on routes and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesk
Olweys
Mesers, Merray & Storm
Citizens’ National Bank
James Fretwell
John H. Fieischanan
East Patrick Street
Charles A. Welty
Manhcips
West Fourth Street
Edward Wuex
Uncle Eben
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Himer McC. Fhebas
Michael Kennedy
Nationnal Beagie Club of America
Thomas Shallcress
Providence
Thomas D. Griffith
Redlacd
National Beagle Club of America
Ita
Stevenson
Baltimore County
Beavennson
Baltimore
Union Station
Green Spring
Northern Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Avalon Inn
Stevencon
New Pastor for Branewick arrives in Baltimore Presbytery
An adjourned meeting of the Baltimore Presbytery at Abbott Memorial Church in Highland Lake presided by Rev. S Wasson admitted Rev. Thomas G Koontz as pastor of Weasminater church Baltimore and accepted the resignation of Rev Luther Martigi of Crisp Memorial church who has accepted a call to Branewick in this county. Reports on local farming and sick list follow with notes on crops hay and corn, and river conditions show Monocacy and Potomac streams clearing or muddy at several mills.
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Branewick
Baltimore
Abbott Memorial Presbyterian Church
Highland Lawe
S. Wasson
Thomas G. Koontz
Weasminater Church
Luther Martigi
Crisp Memorial Church
Brungeick
Coryell Foreman Lays Bricks on East Patrick Street
Coryell Construction Company head Mr. B. H. Coryell is in Tamaqua for a few days. Foreman McTadden began brickwork on East Patrick street this morning and aims to finish the block by Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Coryell
Coryell Construction Company
Tamaqua
Mctadden
East Patrick Street
York Fair Cuts Out Gambling
York Fair managers vow the next fair will be the cleanest yet by banning all objectionable shows and every form of gambling on the grounds ensuring a family friendly event for attendees.
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York
Hagerstown Fair
Baltimore & Ohio R
Frederick
Osil
Datatla
Purely Personal News from Frederick in 1900s
Local column lists residents and visitors in Frederick Md including Augestus Clem from Allen Mills and G Doerr from Baltimore. Notes travel to York Pa and Philadelphia, hospital recoveries, social visits, and job changes. Also mentions Miss Maud Hounichen away for millinery openings and a warning about lantana seed推广 from Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Paregraghe
Augestus Clem
Allen Mills
Elm
Washington
Frederiak
L. A. Burok
East Church Street
Pitteburg
Lasdis
New York
Philadelphia
G. Doerr
Baltimore
Cnarlee Fagan
York
Maud Beck
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cyrus Frank Frook
Myersville
Frederick
Wm. T. Hamilton, Jr
Hagaratown
James Kadle
Troy
Ohbto
Walter Stockman
Near
Jefferson
Frank V. Feete
Patrick Street
Hagerstown
N. T. Hallet and Son
Misses Haller
South Market
Kate S. Bunt
Rippley, Mills
Dennis M. Daxie
Burt Rhodes
Frank &. Sappington, Jr
J A. Williamson
North Market Street
Wm. Burkholder
Bronewick
Maud Hounichen
Philadelphisand
Harry Miundy
Shepherdstown
Mire
M. Daniels
Seash Mar- Bek
Myrtle Broadhurst
Kemptown
Oscar Tabler
Urbaoa
G. M. Grabill
Johnsville
Bernard
Thomas and Child
Adamstown
Ethel Moore
Near Park Mills
Matthias E. Bartgis
Timouth Market Street
Oslvin Getsbert
Maryland School For
Charles Cabe
Edward Moritz
Valley View
Braddock Heights
West Point
Law's Ghip Fined For Disorder In Buckaystown
Minnie Thompaoz colored was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Jones charged with disorderly conduct and biting Henrietta Brooks. She paid a $2 fine before Justice O H Eckstein. Daniel Bell Eleanor Bowman and Olivar Bowman colored were arrested by Deputy Darner at Buckaystown for fighting. Justice Keller gave a severe reprimand and discharged them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Thompaoz
Officer Jones
Henrietta Brooks
O. H. Eckstein
Daniel Bell
Eleanor and
Olivar Bowman
Darner
Buckaystown
Justica Keller
Social World Dance At Brunswick Big Night
A large Brunswick dance at Red Men's Hall drew about seventy five couples from Washington Baltimore Visiper's Ferry Martinsburg Frederick and nearby areas. The Frederick Select Orchestra provided music. A separate incident followed as three men spotted a large snake in a tree while fetching wood. Norrell climbed the tree and freed the 5 foot 10 inch creature that had swallowed eight squirrels.
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Brunswick
Red Men's Hall
Wwashington
Baltimore
Visiper’s Ferry
Martinsburg
Frederick
Steck Bassard
Noah Norrell
James Firestone
Near Harmony
Norrell
Ita den
Season Near Its End At Local Canning Plants
The Dols and Dixon canning plant and the Conrad Roland factory on West Patrick Street have nearly finished their season’s packing after a busy month. The Monocacy Valley Canning Company will complete operations on Saturday next as the season winds down and plants grow quiet.
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Dols & Dixon Canning Factory
Conrad Roland
W. Patrick Jt
Monocacy Valisy Canning Company
Frederick County tennis stars shine in Western Maryland tourney
Weet Chambers Yellote and Jones of Frederick County made a strong showing at Hancock for Western Maryland champion prize. Keedy defeated Armstrong for singles honors and received a silver spring cap. Armstrong, Hagerstown attorney, and Keedy, Democratic delegate candidate, led Brunswick doubles alongside other match results and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Armstrong
Tnn
Armstrong
John Harris
Washington
Keady
Edgarton Powell
Cambshland
Dr. West
Dovall Chambers
Brunswick
Roy C. Dawson
Andrew J. Cahill
Hanocock
Powell
Wiley
Rev. Mr. Yotiost
Jones
Bronswick
Chambers
Cumberleed
Hagerstown
Keedy
M. T. Payoe
Notable Deaths and Local Elections in Harford and Vicinity
News notes from Maryland recount deaths in multiple counties including Hagerstown, Howard, Harford, and Montgomery. Notables include Elisha Riggs Jones of Howard County and Aunt Sarah Daftie, a former slave, both aged near 45 and 97 respectively. Harford Republican convention adjourns to Belair for county candidate selection. Mrs Hattine M Janney seeks absolute divorce from Thomas Janney Jr. after alleging infidelity. Arthur Rizer accused of assaulting Frederick Livingood, who may die from injuries. Susan M Belt dies near Rockville at 85. sister to Edward Belt and Mrs. Doe of Huntingdon Valley.
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Hagerstown
George W. Huffer
Rachel Frook
Westminster
Elisha Riggs Jones
Howard County
Paraiyals
Sarah” Daftie
Boyds
Hannah Scart
Samuel G. Scartl
Upper Crossroads
Harford County
Belair
Hattine M. Janney
Baltimore
Thomas Janney, Jr
Arthur Rizer
Mount Bavage
Frederick Livingood
Susan M. Belt
Rockville
Edward Belt
ME. Doe
Hunting Alu
Montgomery County
Deaths and funerals from Libertytown and nearby areas
Multiple death notices from Woodsboro and Liberty town report infant cholera infantum deaths of Charles EB Holtz and Bruce Milton. Irene Sappington, widow of Dr A A Sappington, dies leaving four daughters and a son with funeral in Liberty town Catholic church. David Smith Ward dies of brain fever at 1 year 11 months. Bark O Neal, mason foreman, dies suddenly at 37 near Ridgeville. Interments at Rocky Hill, Hope, and Liberty town cemeteries. undertakers D A Sharpton and L T Lewis named.
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Charles EB
Clarance Holtz
Woodsboro
Houges
Murry
Rocky Hill Cemetery
D. A. Sharetts
Bruce Milton
Cari Bhank
Irene Sappington
A. A Seppington
Libertytowns
Angeline
Renle
Eva Sappington
Libertytown
David Smith Ward
David L
Cedsalis Ward
Woodfield
Wesley Grove M.E Church
N. O. Clough
Leonard Burns
Sprigg Ward
Leslie Ward
Hammond Duvall Filmore Burriss
Laytonsville
Bork O'Neal
Miss Eichelberger Recovering After Shooting Incident
Miss Nellus Hichelberger is improving at the Emergency Hospital about ten days after being shot by Lee Weddle. She is on the road to recovery as the United Drill Association meeting at night awarded driver Frank Schwesring a uniform.
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Eichelberger
Nellus Hichelberger
Lee Weddle
United Drill Association
Association
Frank Schwesring
Daily values and patie £ bne exhibitioe of atrizing de signs
An exhibitioe of atrizing de signs in south window. Your bidow 25c each. They will barely interest you. SILES. SILES. Beough Silke-to stock one store alone. Pistols, Persians, Figures, Changeable and Brot Effect. The combination of coloringe 6 mecet be witching. RIBBONS High novelties in Fancy Ribbore at low prices. Great assortment of Persian and Floral patterns for girdle and stock use.
Local Bank Directors and Officials Listed
A historical bank ledger lists officers and directors including J.D. Bares as President WM G Baker as Vice President H D Saber as Vice President WM G Zimmerman Samuel G Dovall as Cashier and Assistant Cashier. Capital stock is shown at 100000 with a 250000 surplus. Directors include Jas McBrerry Gro Wy BmiTe Saxon Jope C Morrison Dr Bararri Joan Be Ramsecaa Taos H Haller Wu G Baker.
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J.D. Bares
Wm.g.baker
H.d.saber
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Dovall
ScpGk Jas. McBrerry Dle
SeracvEs
Gro. Wy
Bmite
Saxon
Joper Jxo
C.morriz
Dr. Bararri
September Sale of Black Dress Goods at Milner Dept Store
A September sale advertises discounted black dress fabrics with numerous bargains. Items include 60 yard black wool Cheviot at 39 cents, 40 inch black poplin and serge, black storm serge, imported Panama hatting, black sartorial fabrics in various widths, and heavy reductions on German and Italian weaves. Prices range from under a dollar to about $1.75 per yard, inviting crowds to the new fashion department.
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Reien Supreme
Panama
Dlao
George
Kevera & Re SB
Dresa
Local notices and ads mix in Frederick Maryland 1905
A dense 1905 Frederick page shows political thanks from Joan W. Neiensors and support for a Democratic sheriff candidate, plus varied local ads for sewing machines, aluminum ware, gas ranges, and travel fares. Listings include optician services, eye and throat practice, teeth extraction, Cecile and Gorman business change, roasted coffee, household goods, and rental listings. Curated items emphasize local commerce and public notices with multiple street addresses and vendor names.
Birth of the Big One circus feature sails in
Frank A. Robbins & Co presents a cosmopolitan beast spectacle titled The Birth of the Big One. The show mixes elephants zebras camels dogs horses and other animals in a grand display of trained performances. Special trains will deliver the troupe to town on Thursday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Robbins & Co
New York Clipper
Robbins
Thoraday
Warner Escapes Again From Bellevue Asylum
Frederick Warner, an inmate of Bellevue Asylum in Washington County, escaped Sunday night by breaking the door hasp. He had recently fled near this city and was en route to Baltimore when captured earlier. Also, Mr. John Schill at Frederick Brick Works was knocked down by a falling clay bank, bruised but active, with prior wagon injuries about ten days earlier.
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Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Ospitel
Monumental
Warner
Frederick Warner
Bellevue Asylum
Washington County
John Schill
Frederick Brick Works
Middletown Minstrel Car Schedules And Local Notices
Readable fragments show a capital car schedule leaving Frederick for Middletown after the minstrel show Friday night and reminders of local notices. Mentions include Kant collections by Robert L Rippeon, and a regular Tuesday night dance at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusties J. Grahame Johnson
Court Street
Kant
Robert L Rippeon
C. Waite
EF. & M. Ratway
Braddock Heights
Osta
Middletown
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Tiffany & Co
Richfield Stock
H. Bredin
D. Thomas & Co
J. D. Hendrix
Goldsborough
Brprise
Keller Lidie
F&m Nom
Roscoe O. Watts
John YW
Neighbora Braddock Heighte
Danes Tonighs
Rosenoer & Sons
Oo. E. Oites New Tapings
Jobo Hendrickson
Trek Weekly News
Sensus
Grayson Schilling
Frank Littlebeand
Bresh Works
As A
Cora Green
Wim. Font
Cyrus Font
Ises
Fout
Zouk
Margaret Wiensr
Esst South Street
Igan
Cheries P. Lavy
L. Victor Baughman
Charles Speaks
East Third Street
Steiner’s Mill
Buckeystown Dam
Hetfenider's Mill
Ceresville Mill
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Aens
Hawaii
Molekai
Mauri
Hawsil
Western Maryland
Hancock
Weet
Yellote
Frederick County
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Bark O'Neal
Douglas Bros
Esst
Mt. Airy
Mear Ridgeville
L .T. Lewis
Hie Iate
Obie
Citizens National Bank
Somn Mendrickson
Serpe
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick MD
Arst
Joan BE. RaMescea
Taos
H. Haller
G. Baxer
C. M. Ta
Omas
Danxire Barre
John Sendricksor
Nedig & Miller
Widig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Isinosraly
Joan W. Neiensors
Singer
Patrick Strest
Frederick, Md
Allex G. Qrysn & Co
Eraperick Gas & Ersc. Co
South Market St
Golcurst
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Lorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
L. E. Mullinex
George B. Robdock & CO
Thos, P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Professional Cares
J. HE. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Dawly
GO. L. Befauver
UrviCasl
Church and Market Sis
Pepe
GO. E. Foster
Kefauver
W. Chaorck Street
Frederick Ma
Médie
NetMoe
Morgan Cecil Hss
Cecil & Gorman, No
Patrick Stress
Cecil & Gorman
Mr. Oeccil
Weat Patrisk
Siddawiy AtoRpar's
Sprolass
A. J. Eichelberger
A. W. Cor
Ste. Frederick
Davis
F. B. Sappington
Soa
Ci Maik
Bakers
G. W.M. Bet Ler
Lidie’s. Gynterr
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