History Notes From 9K Daily News Reprint
A compact recap listing events and figures: Battle of Newberry and Lord Falkland’s death. Bishop John Gaudon and Hilton Basilike attribution. Battle of Valmy under Kellerman and Duke of Bruno Seleke. Robert Emmet hanged for treason. Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy of the Trafalgar era. Giovanni Battista de Rossi, Italian archaeologist. Dreyfus pardon. General John A. McClernand, Civil War western leader. deaths in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Lord Falkland
John Gaudon
Hilton Basilike
Charles I
Valmy
Kellerman
Bruno Seleke
Robert Emmet
Thomas Hardy
Openhagen
Trafalgar
Nelson
Jovanni Battista de’ Rossi
Rome
Dreyfus
John Alexander McClernand
Springfield
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices at City Hotel Grill
A hazy OCR produced list of local wants and ads including Amos Skeeter at the Opera House Hawkins Ady and others. Names like John L. Datrow H. GC. James and Thos Kemp appear with various goods and services, all tied to City Hotel Grill and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Skeeter Ty Opera House
Hawkins Ady
Engwell Bok
Second St
City Hotel Grill
Thos. Kemp
W.H. B. Richison
What the Harvest Will Be in Crop This Year
Frederick K Wim Orman of Woodsboro has joined Bowers Lumber Company and will move to town next Monday. A cornet and baritone horn player, he recently completed a successful season at Oppen Springs and will join Brenner's Superb band and orchestra for the coming season, aiding in both ensemble and band roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
K. Wim. Orman
Woodsboro
Bowers ‘Lumber Company
Mr. Orman
Sound Homicide at Westernport Ice Axe Incident
Edward Stevenson a 10 year old boy is jailed in Cumberland for crushing the skull of Robert Hutson also 10 in a quarrel at Westernport Allegany county. Doctors say Hutson may recover. The tale mentions zinc paint and local advertising among fragmented lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stevenson
Cumberland
Robert Hutson
Westernport
Allegany County
Hutson
Frederick Y M C A hosts city reception for church work plan
Frederick citizens and visiting delegates gathered at the Y M C A rooms for a major conference on religious work for the coming year. Speeches by E S Hichelberger E B Eschbach W H Morris and Charles F Nesbitt outlined aims, with Nesbitt stressing the Y M C A as a Christian men’s movement rather than a church. Tomorrow delegates will address local churches and separate sessions for men and boys are scheduled in Kemp Hall and the Y M C A rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Frederick
Audieney
Joseph D. Baker
Nesbitt
Washington
Association
Kuhlman
Baker
E. 8. Hichelberger
E. BR. Eschbach
W.H. Morris
Baltimore
Chris Fian
Charles F. Nesbitt
United Church St
Kemp Hall
W. H. Morris
Y.M. O A. Rogme
Illness Update From Court Street Residents
The Sick. Miss Dolly Haydon of Court street is up today after an illness with mosiars. Prudence Matilda, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lambright, has a similar note. Harry Lambright, who has been very sick for several days, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Haydon
Court Street
Prudence Matilda
Mr. and Mires
Harry Lambright
Boonsboro Dig Turns Up Unusual Dry Earth Layer
Linsmen of the Maryland Telegraph Company uncover six feet of unusually dry earth while digging for new poles in Boonsboro. The dry layer is described as a rare occurrence for the locality, not seen there for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Telephones Company
Boonsboro
Rumor of Page Withdrawal Denied by Republican Leaders
Rumors spread about withdrawing William Tyler Page as the Republican candidate for Congress in the Second district, but district party managers officially denied any move to replace him. They pledged strong support to secure the largest majority for a Second district candidate and noted Page was gaining supporters daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Tyler Page
Congress
Page
Campaign plan remade by Republican state committee in Secord district
The Republican State Central Committee met in Baltimore and rescinded earlier resolutions for a district wide special campaign panel. Campaigns will run through county and ward executive committees with weekly headquarter meetings. William Tyler Page, Baltimore native born October 19 1868 in Frederick, is described as a strong candidate and long time House staffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Secord Districot
John O. Simering
Baltimore
Ward
Page
William Tyler Page
Republican Party
House of Representaives
Mr. Page
Frederick
Apolis
Walker Y. Page
Frederick Academy
House of Representatives
Washington
Melville Bull
Committee On
House
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Pages
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
St. Denis
Baltimore County
Mamie Weigandt
Wedding and Three Deaths in Winchester and Nearby
Miss Mary McCoy and Mr J William Norris wed at 10 oclock Thursday night in Stephen s City Virginia after traveling there due to wedding plans gone awry. Upon returning to Winchester Mary learned her grandmother Eliza Grove had died in Martinsburg. The groom was asked to attend a funeral in Baltimore as a cousin of the best man, Robert G Smith, died the night of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCoy
John McCoy
Winchester
J. William Norris
Brunswick
Stephen's City
H. A. Brown
Bearnstown
Stephen’s City
Eliza Grove
Martinsburg
Mary Delcher
Baltimore
Robert G. Smith
Independent Athletic Club Builds Winter Gym
The Independent Athletic Club reports a well fixed winter setup with a gymnasium above the engine room, wall equipment including bars rings punch bag bells and more. Over 100 members are enrolled and systematic work is planned with Lester Smith teaching belts and clubs. A football team is planned later in the season with exciting gridiron times anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Athletic Club
Gymnacium
Presant
Giasses
Lester Smith
Independent reel team heads to Bedford Taos event
The Independent reel team departs for Bedford Pennsylvania on October 8 9 and 10 under the Pennsylvania State Association to contest in the Taos while training now to sharpen their form for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Oustober
Taos
Pennsylvsaia State Association
Fire Devastates Thor mont Canning Plant. Loss About 10600
A large canning factory owned by John Root & Bon in Thor mont was burned to the ground early this morning. Officials say the fire likely started from a spark from a passing locomotive on the Western Maryland Railroad. The plant, near the tracks, contained this season’s canned goods and could not be saved. Estimated damage is about 10600 with roughly half insured.
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Thormont
John Root & Bon
Western Maryland
Death notices for Albert A. Schneider and Roy F. Kehne in Baltimore
Albert A. Schneider a 148 North Gay Street tailor in Baltimore died after a two week typhoid illness at his mother’s home on North Bond Street. Funeral tomorrow at Third Lutheran church with Rev J O Burke officiating, burial in Baltimore cemetery. Survived by mother and six siblings. Roy F. Kehne of East Fourth Street died at 3 30 PM aged 20 of heart disease. Survived by mother, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at St John’s Catholic Church tomorrow morning, interment at St. Ichn's cemetery.
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Albert
Schneider
Albert A. Schneider
North Gay Street
Baltimore
Maria Schneider
North Bond Street
That City
Adem Schneider
East Baltimore
Liederkranz Singing Society
J. O. Burke
Third Lutheran Church
Mapare
George William Schneider
Frank EB. Schneider
Adam Schneider
Michigan
William Schroeder
Charles Ludloff
Sophia Kerner
Roy F. Kehne
East Fourth Street
Charles
William
Harrison Kehne
Mia
Charles Feaga
Oliva
Laura “Kehne
John’s Catholic Church
Ichn
A Merchant Robbed at Night in Mount Airy Home
John 3B Rookies, a hardware merchant in Mount Airy, was robbed at his home after banking hours. He kept money, a watch, and a money box with over 30 in cash and checks on a table near a window. The box was found emptied on the porch, the screen removed, and the lamp still burning as the thief escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mount Airy
First Engine to Winchester Recalls Fire History
Frederick resident F T Rhodes, father of actor Frank Rhodes known as Frank Adams, brought Winchester its first fire engine in 1878 as chief engineer of Frederick’s Junior Steam Fire Company. The 1878 event occurred during a visit by the company, when three hand engines could not exhaust the water pumped by the steam engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
F. T. Rhodes
Frederick
Thomas
Rhodes
Frank Rhodes
Frank Adams
Uncle Hez
Junior Steam Fire Company
Steawee
HYMENEAL. CURTIN-STITELY MARRIAGE IN BALTIMORE
Miss Hoste E. Stitely of Thurmont and Mr John E. Curtin formerly of Washington wed yesterday at Seen Memorial church Baltimore. Rev A A Bichell officiated. The bride wore bite cloth adzes and carried Bride rose. They will reside at 2600 Huntingdon Ave Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtin
Stitely
Hoste E. Stitely
Thurmont
This County
John E. Curtin
Washington
Seen Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Huntingdon Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Baltimore
A. A. Bichell
Bernard Stress
Lillis Fillius
Rose
Delightful Recital at Junior Hall by W Guy Kling
A very delightful recital was given at Junior Hall last night by Mr. W Guy Kling. Miss Mollie Moberly and Miss Amelia Yost sang the opening duet with blended voices. Marie Louise Payne displayed strong tone in When the Heart is Young. Mrs W Guy Kling debuted as elocutionist with The Marble Dream and impressed all. She shows talent and reflects credit on her teacher Miss Kathrys Eisenhawer. Mr. Kitna, a promising young musician, performed Romances and Gavotte from his own works. Allen sang The Worker by Genonond and a charming trio Madrigal and Rosa monde by Chaminade and Safargherita by Gounod. His accompanists were Miss Beatrios Katz of Baltimore and Mr. Kline.
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W. Guy Kling
Nading Prevost Allen
Mise Mollie Moberly
Mise Amelia Yost
Marie Louise Payne
Dudley
Bock
W. Guy Kline
Kathrys Eisenhawer
Kitna
Gavotte
Talant
Black Diamond Arrested After Door Kick Incident
The well known director Black Diamond was arrested by Officer Jones for kicking open a door at Frvemadahill. Justice Smith fined him ten dollars and sentenced him to thirty days in jail in default of payment.
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Black Diamond
Officer Jones
Local meetings and meals advertised at Kemp Hall and City Hotel
An events page lists a Kemp Hall meeting with speaker Morris of Baltimore and singer Sellers of Wilmington, plus an engaged orchestra. City Hotel Grill advertises tonight's menus including Bird Pie, Fried Oysters, Olam Chowder, Deviled Crabs, and clam fritters. Also notes a clairvoyant at Paxivos with business advice and dates.
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Kemp Hall
Morris
Baltimore
Sellers
Wilmington
Molliais Carpet and Wallpaper House Featured
L B Molliais operates a carpet and wallpaper business offering a range of floor coverings and decorative paper. The shop provides selections for home interiors and expert installation guidance.
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Waszaimezom
Tas
Maryland
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ey Advertis
Peresla
Lys Bradetreet
Department of Agrculture
Kansas
Bradstreet
New York
Tennessee
New Jersey
Virginia
South Carolina
Devos
F. L. Hargett & Co
Mantz Doll
Hanover Fair
J. E. Ingle
Henderson
N. DC
Allen Williamson
Samuel Dutrow
Hanover
P. Marsh
Hagerstown
Thomas Haller
M. E. Gibson
Washington, D. C
Guy Robert
D. Princeton Buckey
Julia E. Williams
Charles Stuil
B. Hosenoar & Son
East Patrick Street
Mim Nennie Rontzahn
Ephraim Byler
West Patrick Street
Earl B. Wood
Montgomery County Teachers’ Institute
Adsh Bader
Rechall Bader
Harry Oram
Goldsboro, N.C
Ossper Gram
West Soothegbrees
Rockville
Obas. Edwards
Frederick County
Box
Tyler Page
Bie Ferefo
John Root & Son
City Hotel
P. E. Long
L. &. Mullinix
Toe Focat Mart
Eastern Mining & Export Company
Wew Ostels
Voost
Junior Hall
News OF the
Martha H. Dodson
Dodson
Talbot County
Michael's
County Teachers’ Association
Montgomery County
Laura Ayton
Clagettaville
Laytoneville
Ward Farm
Garrett County
Cumberland and
Frostburg
John W. Cross
Larry Mitchell
Elwood Townsend
Salisbury
Mitchell
Townsend
Charles Hazelhurst Latrobe
Union Protestant Infirmary
Anon Topmant
Mins Essia May Price
Richard Oscar Mullikin
Hyattstown
Mana
Hancock
Western Maryland College
John Weeley Devine
Charles J. Donohue
Baltimore City
George L. Wilkins
Devine
Strongton
Kez
Frank T. Rhodes
W. Va
Grint
Merril
Paxivors
West Patrick St
Olam Chowder
D. James
Agent Dye Works
Ao Tailoring
Oastle Building
Frederick, Ma
City Hotel Gril
John Hendrickbon
Seryuam
Rico
America
Behoond
Maer
John Hiendridgkson
Neidig & Miller
Newie & Willer
Yanhion
Neidig & Millee
Glinton 5
Clinton EB. Malm
B. Sappington
White Star Coffee
F. B. Sappington
the Park Hotel
B. E. Stes.e
Washington and
Batti
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
L. BE. Molliniz
NEY
L. B. Molliais
Rodoce
Uyore
Axminster
Uniter
Enon
WSO
Rodouk & TU
A. T. Kiok & Sons
Ty Rios & Sons
North Market Strest
Rederick, MD
Thomas P.rice
Sida Wales
The
Mantell and Tlle
Willard
Keller
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Cg Opera House
Sinance
Rydney Grundy
Wallack's
N Broatwas
New York City
Yeaele’s
New York Herald
Go Opera House
J. W. Gillingwater
Walter
McLaren
Hosaxe
Hans Fns
Buc
Ca&t
William Friend
Alf
Grant
Dot Hazel May Thompson
Aide Riv John
Bertha Gleeson
Marwell & Dudley
Newell & Niclo
Yearle's
Fredench
Georges HL Weiner
M. L Zimmerman
Walkersville
Roser
LeGore
Win
F. Eckstein
Ail Salante Street
Darid
Catharine Hahn
Ubert
Callonor
Hathearine Hann
Beiwres
Misree Hoack
Niewspaps Rarlhives
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