In History This Day September 20 Headlines
Highlights from Sept 20 history noting Antoninus Pius and Heman emperor deaths. Mentions include Lord Falkland, Bishop John Gauden, Charles VI, Robert Emmet, a fish rain in India, Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, Jean Baptiste Rossi, Mme Fursch-Mad, Saint Henrietta of Belgian origin, and Queen Henrietta of the Belgians.
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Antoninus Pius
House of Newberry
Lord Falkland
John Gauden
Charles 1
Charles VI
Germany
Diel
Vienna
Robert Emmet
Natal
India
Allghabad
Sir Thomas Hardy
Copenhagen
Trafalgar
Nelson
Jean Baptist Rossi
Rome
Mme. Fursch-Mad
Mount Bethel
N. J
ST. O
Henrietta
Spa
Belgium
The Weekly News Promises A Feature Rich Twelve Page Issue
The Wheely News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page paper. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers advantages as an advertising medium. Copy deadlines are 5 p.m. for new ads and 12 p.m. for changes this Wednesday.
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Frederick City
Purely Personal Visitors and Departures Across Baltimore Trip Center
Mrs J T Pyles of Haat Third street visits relatives in Baltimore. Miss Bettie Need of East Second street spends time in Baltimore. Miss Etta Lewis from Met. Airy travels to Baltimore for State Normal School. Miss Minnie Nash of Routhland Hall returns from California visiting her sister. Mr and Mrs James Leo Crane of Baltimore honeymoon at Linganore Hills Inn. Dr Charles G MacGill, after time in St Louis and Atlantic City, returns. Mrs Clara Ramsburg of Washington returns home after La Fonda Cottage Braddock Heights. Mrs Charles Parker Glover of Vailburg New Jersey visits Mt Airy then with Mr and Mrs O S Howard. Mrs Walter Saunders of North Market street and Mrs J R Sponseller of Tramaville return from New York City and Springfield, Mass. Mr Geo H Railing of Washington DC, with his mother Mrs Oabristian Railing, returns to Washington for a few weeks.
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J. T. Pyles
J. R. Sponseller
Tramaville
New York City
Springfield
Mags
Geo. H. Railing
Washington, D.C
Oabristian Railing
Washington
D A R Memorial Chapter Plans September Meeting
The focal Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will resume meetings on Wednesday September 25 at the home of regent Miss Willie Ritchie. Preparations for unveiling a memorial to judges who first rapadiated the British Stamp Acts are underway with the memorial table received and the court room site chosen. Officers discussed unveiling plans and an outline of the program will be submitted next week. Frequent meetings will refine details and participants for the ceremonies will be chosen.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Willie Ritchie
Court Session Updates in Russman Wolfe Case
The Circuit Court heard the case of Russman yesterday afternoon and this morning. Wolfe remained unable to furnish logs and notified Russman he could take other jobs. Russman is represented by Hammond Urner and A. Lewis, Wolfe by P. F. Pampi, and Onblents & Waters.
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Russman
Wolfe
Loga
Saw
Rassman
Hammond Urner
A. Lewis and
P. F. Pampa
Onblents & Waters
Ice cream from Shenandoah firm during maneuvers week
Magiere A W Nicodemus & Son of Woodstock Virginia manufactured and sold nine hundred gallons of ice cream in the week of Virginia army maneuvers. Of this amount 605 gallons went to the army at Manassas, 60 gallons shipped along the Southern Railway, and 85 gallons kept for Woodstock patrons. Mountain City Mills market quotes show Corn at 2.80 a barrel, shelled 54 cents per bushel, Wheat No. 2 red 1.02, No. 3 red 99, oats 55 cents.
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Shenandoah Herald
Woodstock
Magiere
A. W. Nicodemus & Son
Virginia
Manassas
Southern Railway
Mountain City
Auto frightens horse. man dragged on road near Hannonville
John R. Staub of Sharpsburg was badly cut and bruised after a horse drawing his carriage bolted when an automobile approached near Hannonville. The horse dragged Staub several yards over a stony road before the animal was quieted. The Crawford automobile factory owner in Hagerstown, R. S. Crawford, owned the car. Staub returned home after treatment in Frederick.
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John R. Staub
Sharpsburg
Hannonville
Staub
James Staub
West Patrick Street
Creagerstown
John Staub
Automobile
R. S. Crawford
Crawford Automobile
Hagerstown
Frederick
Measuring Rural Routes With Bicycle Wheel Caval
Rural free delivery carriers use a special bicycle wheel with a cyclometer to log distances traveled for route measurements. The device attaches to the axle to record actual miles driven, including detours around mud holes, affecting driver and horse compensation. About 100 machines are in use with plans for more to ensure accurate long mileage data for salary adjustments.
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Post Office
Refreshing Plays Lend Atmosphere to Spenser Operas
The piece praises Spenser operas for their atmospheric settings from The Little Tycoon with lanterns and incense to Princess Bonnie with sea air and surf. It notes Miss Bb White staged by Nixon & Zimmerman at City Opera House tonight and likens the mountain setting to autumn renewal with rural sunshine in its theme.
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Atlantic
Maine
Messrs. Nixon & Zimmerman
City Opera House
Fire destroys dairy farm barns in Loudoun County
A large cow barn and several outbuildings at John W. Gregg's dairy farm near Philo mont Loudoun county Va were burned Sunday night around 9 o clock. The loss is estimated at four to six thousand dollars. Gregg, a leading dairy farmer, reported his milch cows were saved.
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Loudoun County
John W. Gregg
Philomont
Loudoun Aunty
Gregg
Automobilist fined for speeding in Hagerstown
Automobilist Mined Charles Emmert of Hagerstown was fined 515 total by Justice Hoffman on charging Miss Leonors Hamilton's auto with exceeding six miles per hour. Hoffman said the penalty was the minimum and Emmert was not antagonistic to automobilers but enforcing the law. Large corn exhibited by Calvin Renn, 41g metres from the city, weighing two pounds and five inches long.
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Charles Emmert
Hagerstown
Justice Hoffman
Leonors Hamilton
Hoffman
Calvin Renn
Renn
Manor Road
Anoh
Renovation Work Starts on City Register's Office
J. J. Sheffield begins extensive renovations of the city register's office and pledges rapid progress to complete the work promptly.
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Register
J. J. Sheffield
City Register
Stamping Voles The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company stamps its telephone poles in the city to meet the new city ordinance.
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Frederick
General attack on Port Arthur reported by Japanese forces
Querrec, Sept. 26. Authorities report a general attack on Port Arthur by Japanese forces that began before daybreak yesterday and continued until dark. Indications suggest an effort to evacuate or seize certain northeast main forts.
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Tus News
Querrec
Port Arthur
Fruit crop value and state rankings in 1900 census
The 1900 census shows fruit crops as a major U S agricultural product with California leading states by acres and value. It highlights apples peaches pears and citrus output, noting Florida’s low orange acreage due to freezes and California’s dominance in oranges lemons olives apricots figs and peaches.
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Canaus
United States
Ocrn
Oalfornia
New York
Florida
Maine
Delaware
Georgia
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Nebraska
Washington
Alabama
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Minnesota
Utah
New Mexico
Michigan
Kaunas
Pennsylvania
California
Californis
Double Track Planned for Western Maryland Line to Tidewater
Landatreet, vice-president of the Western Maryland Railroad, in Baltimore to finalize traffic opening for the new tidewater line. When linked with West Virginia Central and Pittsburg, via Cherry Run to Cumberland, the project aims for completion by July 1. The line extends six miles from Walbrook to Port Covington, with Spring Gardens drawbridge finished and the first work train crossing smoothly. The two track plan will follow traffic growth, replacing the existing single track.
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Tidewater
Maryland
Walbrook Station
Port Covington
Baltimore
Spring Gardens
County Notes From IJamsville Social Roundup
County correspondence from IJamsville notes visits and gatherings: Mrs Hargett stays with daughter Mrs Smith in Backeyestown, Meta and Laura Crawford visit Mrs Smith, Baer family from Adams town visit Mrs Crawford, Isadore Wolfe from Bartholowe visits Moxley near here, Mr and Mrs Wm Hane spend with Mrs Ganlay in Boyd’s, Mrs Kyd and son Raymond visit relatives in Gaithernburg, Franch Morphy of Baltimore visits her parents nearby, the Hane family return from Baltimore.
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Boyd's
Kyd
Raymond
Gaithernburg
Franch Morphy
Baltimore
John Hane
Lulu
Alleged Alienation of Affections Filed in Rockville Court
Harvey T Kohlhoss of DerwoodMontgomery county filed suit in Rockville court against Walter W Mobley of Derwood alleging alienation of his wife Mary Eather Bell Kohlhoss affections Damages sought amounting to 15000 Walter Mobley represented by Edward O Peter Attorneys are William Earl Ambrose Talbott and Talbott Rockville Rockville court yesterday received the action.
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Harvey T. Kohlhoss
Derwood
Montgomery County
William Earl Ambrose
Washington City
Talbott & Talbott
Rockville
Walter W. Mobley
Kohlhose
Mary Eather Bell
Mobley
Edward O. Peter
Advertising Keeps a Merchant’s Growing Business
A merchant with an established trade risks losing customers if he neglects advertising. Consistent promotion is essential to maintain the business he has built and to protect its market presence.
Way of the Rail in the World World’s Fair edition
The September Book of the Royal Blue from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad highlights the World’s Fair exhibit. J. G. Pangborn explains global rail progress with illustrations of locomotives cars and equipment, plus itineraries and tips for visitors. The issue is illustrated and limited, with single copies for five cents and subscriptions at regular rates.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
J. G. Pangborn
Baltimore & Ohio
Pangborn
Raspwini
Field Columbian Museum of Chicago
D. B. Martin
Baltimore
Deaths and funerals in Belront and nearby counties
Obituaries report Lewia Edgar Hinks, 65, dying in Baltimore after illness, with surviving brothers and sisters and pending funeral plans. John William Hine, 36, dies after epilepsy, funeral held at Reformed church Jefferson with pallbearers named. Jeremiah Alexander, 62, dies at Bolivar from dropsy. funeral at Boonsboro Lutheran church. Miss Harriet Boyd, linked to Pennsylvania Archaeological Society, claims discovery of a hidden city near Orate, with ties to prominent local families.
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Lewis Edgar Hinks
Lewia Edgar Hinks
Samuel Hinks
Baltimore
Hinks
Hono
Wm. H. Hinks
Samuel M
George M
Thie County
Jefferson
Mr. Metzger
Plaos
Frank Fry
David H.¥ey
Howard Fawley
Irvin T. Magahs
M.R. Etchison
Jeremiah Alexander
Bolivar
Boonsboro
My‘era
Koono
Harriet Boyd
Hag
Orate
Pennsylvania Archeological Society
Alien Richards Boyd
Congressional Library
Washington, D.C
Mies Janie Ritchie
John Ritchie
Mies Boyd
Frederick
Arrest Highlights Fight at Ramsburg Fertilizer Factory
Eli Smith, a colored man, was arrested last evening by Sheriff Young on charges of fighting Sam Hedges, also colored, at Ramsburg's fertilizer factory yesterday morning. Smith struck Hedges once, and as Hedges was not seriously hurt, Justice Eckstein released him upon payment of costs.
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Eli Smith
Sheriff Young
Sam’ Hedges
Alsc Colored
Ramsburg
Smith
Belair Fair Opens Amid Local Docket of Deaths Fires and Trials
News from Maryland reports the Belair Fair opening, a house fire in Charles county, and multiple drownings in Queen Anne's and Anne Arundel counties. Naval Academy Superintendent Brownson returns from Europe. A Westernport man dies by suicide at home, and Wing shooter Oliver T Flyon dies in Washington county. Cecil county grand jury studies Albert Constable murder case. Thomas A. Smith to receive formal nomination notification in Ridgely. In Hagerstown, Robert L Betts is dismissed after a failed assault case when the victim could not identify him.
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Maris M. Carriso
Charles County
Kenneth Crouch
Queenstown Creek
Queen Anne’s
William J. Stewart
Furnace Creek
Aone Arundel County
Willard H. Brownson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Europe
John Winkler
Stonemanon
Westernport
Oliver Flyon
Pookatown
Washington County
Cecil County
Elkton
Albert Constable
Thomas A. Smith
Ocongrava
Fliat
Ridgely
Caroline County
Hageratown
Robert L. Betts
Minnie Rusherman
Juatioa Johnson
Main's Drug Store Opens at 5 North Market Street
Hinton E. Main, a graduate pharmacist, announces the opening of Main's Drag Btara in downtown with telephone connections at 5 North Market Street. The new business emphasizes accessible pharmaceutical services for the community.
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Main's Drag Btara
North Market Street
Hinton E. Main
Good Plasterers Wanted for Washing ton Work
Local help wanted for plastering in Washington D C with wages of 4.60 for eight hours no union membership required two months work. Apply George A Fuller Company Home Life Building Washington D C. Also listings for seafood, a Tuesday night dance, fire engine company notice, and a benefit sale with real estate details Feagaville September 22.
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Washington
George A. Fuller Company
Home Life Building
Washington, D. C
Puolette
Feagaville
Algo & Time
Ferpsrick D. Harrser
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Sea Food
Lidie
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the Weekly News
Local Mart
J. R. Staub
MR. Staub
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Bagermowna
W. ME
Maryland League
A. P. Marsh
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John T. Barber
A O. Strawsberger
Westminster
Ios
H. EK. Eliinghaussr
Sevond
George J. Watters
John P. Mulligan
Govanustown
Citizens’ National Bank
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Osra Neidig & Miller
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West Franklin Btrest
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West Third Strait
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Frazier
Maryland School For the Deaf
A Chambersonis
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Rosa
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Market Street
Biore
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Edith Ritchie
Millersville
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Allmond
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Dim
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F. B. Sappington
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Lester Smith
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
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