Weather Record and Classifieds From The Daily News
A dated page shows a weather forecast section with temperatures and humidity notes for September 27 1501 and a list of advertisements and notices. Items include For Sale Dairy and Form, For Sale House, Wanted Boarders, Miscellaneous Notice, Parish Baking Powder, For Sale House and Lot, Legal Notice, and Road Notice alongside vendor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
G. A. Gilbert
R. B. Campbell
Parrish
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Rocky Ridge and Nearby
Obituary notices report Edward Long of Rocky Ridge paralyzed by strokes and passing away Saturday evening after long illness. Joseph W Webster dies near Mechanicstown at 63 from heart disease. Bessie Stouffer, 14, dies of consumption in Yew Windsor and is laid to rest at Westminster after home service. Also recounted is a humorous tale of four youths losing a $30 bill while a horse rests at a spring, later aided by farmers and returning home by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Long
Rocky Ridge
Long
Joseph W. Webster
Mechanicstown
Megheniestown
Bessie Stouffermiss
Bessie Stouffer
Ezra Stouffer
Windsor
Main Street
J.T. Ward
Westminster
Child Scalded in accident near Ijamsville
Eight month old Hamilton Geisbert of Mr W H Geisbert living near Ijamsville suffered severe burns from a boiling coffee spill when a lid came off a pot. The child was treated by Dr Riggs with tepid baths to ease spasms. Recovery hope followed a favorable change after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
W. H.geisbert
Ijamsville
Riggs
Sjamsville
Disorderly Conduct in West Seventh and West South Streets
A night disturbance reported on West Seventh street between 11 and 12 shows a crowd of drunken men causing disorder while a local day officer was awakened to quell the racket on West Seventh. A separate disruption occurred on West South street by four or five youths making loud noise. Christian Endeavor Reunion: excursions from Baltimore and other points to the Pen-Mar gathering with pavilion services, brief addresses and singing. The state reunion precedes the December Beltimore convention. The Christian Endeavor movement lists eighty societies in the state with four thousand members. committee members are W. H. G. Beh, Rev. OC. Roth and W. C. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
West South Street
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Society
Pen-Mar
Beltimore
Christian Endeavor Societies
Committee of Strangements
W. H.G. Beh
Rev. OC. Roth
W. C. Perkins
Postal Changes in Maryland Reported Yesterday
Maryland updates note Isaac Wilson resigns as Bakersville postmaster and backs Jefferson Lee Davis as successor. J E Bittle resigns Myersville postmastership. Capisin E N Hobbs registers voters in Frederick district with assistant 4 L Boieler, recording 45 qualified, 12 transfers, 25 removals by death or relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Isaac Wilson
Bakersville
Washington County
Jefferson Lee Davis
J. £. Bittle
Myersville
Frederick County
Capisin
E. N. Hobbs
Frederick
L. Boieler
Historic Morgan family traced in Lexington lineage
Eugenia Dentep Potts forwards to The News a Lexington Transcript copy detailing the Morgan family line from Conrad Grosh in Mayence to Calvin C Morgan. It maps marriages through Charlton, Hart, and Hunt among Kentucky figures, noting Civil War era leaders and descendants like John Hunt, Col Calvin C Morgan, Nellie Howard, Dr Thomas H Morgan, and Basil Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Dentep Potts
Lexington, Ky
Bergess
Dorey
Dobn
Conrad Grosh
Mayethce
Rhine
Peter Grosh
Mary Charlton
Rl Marian
Tle
Arthur Charlton
Eleanor Harrgon
Kentucky
Eleanor
Mrried Thomas Hart
Sophia
Porter Clay
Catharine
John W. Bart
Ettey
Henrietta Morgan
Katy
Porsyche
New Jersey
Anne Kes
Roger B. Taney
Francis Key Hunt
Warfields
Burgess
Buth Burgess
Elishe Warfeld
Calvin Morgan
Henrietta Hunt
John Hunt
Bis
Calvin C. Morgan
Calvin
Charlton H. Morgan
Nellie Howard
Baltimore
Thomas H. Morgan
Bryn-Mawr
Charleton
Richard C. Morgan
Kitty Forsythe
Lucy Lee Hill
Aussie Gay
A. P. Hill
Katrins
Christine Forsythe
Basil Duke
Tommie Morgan
Carrie
Tommie
Morgan
Sagacious Westminster Dog Delivers Messages by Tie to Neck
A dog owned by Mr George Noel of Webster street Westminster serves as a messenger between two families. Paper messages are tied to the dog's neck for delivery between Mr Noels and his mother a mile and half away. A local accident and marriage item follow with brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noel
Webster Street
Westminster
Mr. Noel
Good Time on the Wheel by Young Masters
Masters Edward Mealey and George Poole rode bicycles from Mechanicstown to a point above town and back, a forty mile round trip, finishing the return in two heats. A canal break on the Chesapeake and Ohio above Shepherdstown washed out tow-paths and required three weeks of repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mealey
George Poole
Mechanicstown
Chesapeake and Oho Canal
Shepherdatown
Westminster Tournament Names and Contests at Crewford Grove
A tournament at Westminster was held in Crewford's Grove near Taylorsville on Saturday. Seven knights entered the lists including Buisht of Pressant Grove, Harry A'gire, Ecvice of Cranberry Valley, Jesse Stem, Knight of Freedom, George P. Beaseman, Buizht of Walter Farm, Johs Dadderer, Knight of Waterco, Charles Crawford, Knight of Green Valley, Harry Davis, Batgne of Harrison. Seqs listed: Beasernas, Muara, West fer, Mis Anas Mears, and Weestminster. Equestrian honors awarded to Mis Stelis Poddeler and Harry Davis for honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Crewford’s Grove
Taylorsville
Buisht
Pressant Grove
Harry A’gire
Ecvice
Cranberry Vailey
Jesse Stem
Freedom
George P. Beaseman
Walter Farm
Johs Dadderer
Waterco
Charles Crawford
Green
Evtler Qocee
Fae Beasernas
Artic Muara
Ul Westfer
Ferry Igre
Anas Mears
Harry Davis
Elmer Montgomery feared dead in insurrection
Sir J. Montgomery seeks word of his son Elmer L Montgomery who kept Waiparaha Chili over a year and is rumored slain in the recent insurrection. A friend says a New York paper listed him among the killed in Vallpisiso, causing deep concern for the family. Corner Stone Laid at Poplar Springs I O G T lodge in Howard county draws large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Montgomery
Jamorvibe
Suribg
Elmer L. Montgomery
Waiparaha
Chili
New York
Valpsisiso
Elmer Montgomery
Record broken by bicycle rider Fred A Fatterer
Fred A Fatterer of the Hagerstown Bicycle Club rode from Hagerstown toward Baltimore aiming for six hours. He reached Frederick in 2 hours and 25 minutes, stopped for breakfast, then continued to Baltimore arriving at 11:27. His actual riding time was 6 hours 17 minutes, surpassing all previous records for the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Hagersto m Bicycle Club
Baltimore
Frederick
Accidents Mar Jefferson Residents with Sudden Injuries
Last Tuesday afternoon at H. C. Wise's blacksmith shop in Jefferson a horse belonging to George W. Cram Jr kicked Mr Milton B Rice on the right knee. Rice was bedfast briefly but is improving in latest report. Separately Mr Ralph Caller cut his left hand badly after his hand slipped through a glass in a door a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton BR. B. Rice
H. C. Wise
Jefferson
George W. Cram, Jr
Mr. Rice
Ralph Caller
A Glimpse at the Mutes and Frederick Primary Meeting
A Westminster Sentinel correspondent recalls a Baltimore trip to the Frederick Institute for the deaf, admiring the expressive language and suggesting marriage to angelic deaf girls. In Frederick, colored citizens plan a primary meeting at the old Black Horse Tavern on West Patrick Street to choose delegates for a county convention on October 17 and a state convention in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Sentinel
Baltimore
Frederick
Black Horse Tavern
West Patrick Street
Annapolis
Orphans Court Grants Letters Testamentary in Garber Estate
The Orphans Court grants letters testamentary on the estate of Elizabeth Garber to Alexander Buffington as acting executor. The first and final account of Rebecca Clagett executrix of Samuel Clagett is settled with distributions recorded. Inventory for John CD Freed estate is filed for record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Garber
Alexander Buffington
Rebecca Clagett
Samuel Clagett
John CD. Freed
Marriage Licenses and Local Business Update
Marriage licenses filed for John H. K. Boyer Middletown and Ella Stockman near Mount Zion Frederick county James Edward Hissinger Castleton DL and Rebecca SL Birely Mechanics town Enoch E Grose and Sarah Henderson colored Frederick Riz R S Wolfe sold his West Patrick street Bakery to Charles pp now at Monterre Hospital to take possession November 1 Wolfe cites ill health as reason and private consideration Also reports The Baltimore Weekly new journal by Morling and Myers and plans for X M C A L monthly in Hagerstown Hagerstown Daily Herald to restart first Monday in October McMurray factory hands busy with tomatoes succotash Bartholow's help at Frederick Packing Factory tomatoes only as corn season ends and factory rush subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. K. Boyer
Middletown
Ella
Stockman
Mount Zion
Frederick County
James Edward Hissinger
Castleton
Rebecca SL Birely
Mechanicstown
Enoch E. Grose
Sarah Henderson
Frederick
Riz
R.S. Wolfe
West Patrick Street
Charles Pp
Loekter
Monterre Hospital
Air. App
Wolfe
Baltimore Weekly
Frank L. Morling
John J. Myers
Royal Arcanum
L.o0.g.t. T
Hagerstown
McMurray
Bartholow’s
Frederick Packing Factry
Rudolph Tyerger
Johnsville
New Market
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Messrs
Kemp & Seeger
Baltimore
Kent County
Relief Department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
L. E. McComas
Civil Service
Lyman
Monroe la Motte
Manchester
Democratic Club
Tammany Fold
Broner
GC. W. Thomas
Walkersville Lodge
No. 12
Water Station
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg
J. W. Paskel
Wailes White
Moreland Stock Farm
Pimlico
Axteroid
McMarty
Market
All Saints
Jacob Fisher
MM. L. Heedy
Ignatius Swope
South Mountain
Smith
Carroll County
Brate
Joseph Eavey
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Hygen Ice Company
Martiaburg
W. Va
John Keitholtz
Rocky Ridge
Washington
Walter Denham
Fairfax County
Minnie Buhrmann
C. P. Bennett
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. A
Fragmented brief notes from the county news page
A hodgepodge of items from Berks and Washington counties covers crop mildew reports, chestnuts, a cow sale, a broken portrait, local court and political notes, peach yellows probe, apple prices, advertisement deadlines, equinox, a twin apple find, church lunch, a theater production, and various local officials and happenings in Maryland and Pennsylvania towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beslien
Pridaya
Oskised
Garrent County
Lttec
Lyce’s Guld
Greencastle
de. C. W. Chancellor
State Board of
Heaith
Washington County
Berks County
K. A. C. Cronise
Harmony Grove
Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
G. W. Rowe
Rodgers
J. Edwin King
Frederick
Hagerato
Toda
Socst
Funeral services for Nellie Houck conducted in two locations
Remains were moved from the Shoemsker residence to the depot and shipped to Ladiesburg. A second service was held at Mount Zion Lutheran Church where Rev Kohlman preached, with interment at Hauzh era regatal. F Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Houck
Geo. W. Shoemsker
Luther Rubiman
Ladiesburg
Mount Zion Lutheran Church
Kohlman
Hauzh
F. Schroeder
Birby-W Houck Wedding in Baltimore September 21 1891
William Birby of Baltimore married Miss Eilen Houck in Baltimore on September 21, 1891, by Rev A E Bradenbaugh.
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Birby
Duck
Baltimore
A. E. Bradenbaugh
William Birby
Eilen Houck
Tinkers Love Feast and Harvest Services Across Counties
The Rocky Ridge Tinkers plan an October 15 love feast while the Locust Grove German Baptist and Rocky Spring hold harvest sermons. Churches from Jefferson to Waynesboro report services, baptisms, and organ upgrades as communities prepare for fall gatherings. Cardinal Gibbons appoints Rev Thomas S. Lee to St Matthew’s Washington, linking Needwood roots to prominent church leadership.
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Rocky Ridge
Locust Grove
Castle
Rocky Spring
Laies’ Aid Society of the
Ick
P. Coun
Valeersv
Melle Tate
Daturlay Meningre
Warsen
Francis Theravforc
Lew-Estow
Jeffers
Cluicles
Bpicer Salvation Army
Jeau
Thomas ‘Eyter
Cusree
Letheran
Jeterson
SL. P. Cuerch
St. James Church
Woodsboro
Mollie E. Culler
Sle
Jefferson
Letitia M. Whipp
Buckeystows
M. E
Urbana
Jamsville
J. R. Schultz
Sheridan
Dittmar
Moses Opher
A.M. E
Women's Howe and Foreign Missionary Society
Utheran Blary- Isnd Synod
Waynesboro
Zion's Lutheran Church
Land
Paret
Cumberland Parish
Emmanuel Church
Memorial House of the Holy Cross
South Jumberland
Hedges
Tex News
Ministerial Institute of Maryland Conference
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Salem U. B
Keedyaville
Institute
A. M. Evers
Taz News
Rocky Springs
Reformed Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Thomas 8. Lee
Baltimore
St. Matthew's
Washington
P. L. Chapelie
Santa Fe
Father Lee
Needwood
Mullinix and Kemp Dry Goods Line of Chudan Cloths
In the dry goods department a handsome line of Chudan cloths is now arriving at Mullinix and Kemp. The cloths are priced at 12 cents per yard, yet present the appearance and quality of goods four times their price.
AN SETILLERY COMPANY ORGANIZED AND BATTERY ELECTED
A large gathering at Col John B L Thomas & Son office on West Patrick Street saw the organization of a new artillery battery. Officers elected included Mr Smask L Moner as president and Mr Wilsrd Reller as senior captain. Community plans include recruiting, securing state support, and preparing for deployment. Also noted are local obituaries, church building plans, and community events including picnics, fairs, and a fatal head injury to a child from a scissors accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BL
Thomas & Son
West
Patrick Street
Esstungic
Wien
AEIS
Srask
Reller
Aris
Retail dealers open with new line of quality goods
RODOCK and NEIDIG announce successors to D. C. Wuebrener and open a retail shop offering a line of ready to wear menswear and quality merchandise. The ad mentions new stock and broad assortment with emphasis on value and service for gentlemen shoppers.
Local notices and boarding plans shared
A county secretary’s report praises Mr. OC. Ausherman as a strong scholarship candidate from the Agricultural College after a competitive exam. The John Louis Orphan Asylum board elects Miss Alice Ebert as matron to fill Miss Lou Zooper’s vacancy and plans to recruit more children. Local property improvements and depot brickwork progress are noted, plus a Goiled Fire Company ball setup with a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
goWeer
John Louis Orphan Asylum
Misa Lou Zooper
Sir. C. W. Humrchouse
Hagerstown
Ziegler
Alice Ebert
East Church Street
Memorial Window Planned for Rev Dr Zacharias
A strong movement by friends and admirers aims to place a memorial window in the Reformed Church honoring the late Rev Dr Zacharias who served as pastor here for 33 years. The effort is gaining notable support. Resignation notice: Mr Devilla Brish leaves his clerk and bookkeeper post with Mr M E Getzendanner to take a new factory bookkeeping role, starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacharias
Reformed Church
Devilla Brish
Alr. M
Carpet Department Unveils Largest Velvet and Tapestry Carpets
The carpet department displays today the city’s largest and finest selection of new patterns in velvets body Brussels and tapestry carpets. Business has started out lively this week. Visitors are invited to call and see before placing orders.
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Brussels
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Manos Tespereare - Miseum Texrerstiss
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Betore Sa
Tee the Son
Yoon
Sidam
Mogarkes Gstps
Tosa
Gideon Sunderland
Gaither
Ellicott City
Owings
Viole A. Thomas
W. Burrows Taylor
Charles J. Paston
William B. Nelson
Lewis Ernst
Bentz Street
Air
Eugene Hafner
Lepurtey
Poplar Springs
Howard County
I. O G.T
Browningsville
Dr. Kilgore
F. L. Morling
G.C.T
T. J. Hood
Alpha
J. J. Bielfeld
Lemee Twenty
Roe Springs
Joshua Arn
Berkittstite
Esate
Mullinix
DRY Goods Department
AN Setillery Company
Gaitherturys
Éscbfrinh Bricgs
Clazett
Tome
Str. Clagett
Forest Oak Cemetery
ALS. Church
P.M. Sieh
Pulka
J. 4. Burns
PF. Duvall
T. L Fulks
C. Scott Duvall
Luv
Mr. Moore
Crookes Avenue
J. W. Seay
Fortin
John Henry
Amthersburg
Boyd
M. E. Church
Germantown
Henry
Balttimore
At. E. Church South
Michael White
Skids
Yellow Springs
Araby Chapel
Mt. St. Mary's
Catholic Benevolent Association
Democratic Tariff Reform Club
Uniontown
Mesers
John P. Pos
Wm.j.ogdet
Benjamin Crouse
Thoraday
Union Chapel
Catoctin Mountain
James E. Walker & CO
Mens
Walerr « CO
Rodock
Neidig
Rwece
D. C. Wuebrener
Cantina Flarnel Eliksseki Ak Ton
Lee
EAACK
Prawn Tor
Las Reveat Iutier
Gienun HL Werterton
Henry E. Auvera
The
Agricultural College
OC. Aushermay
Wathisecay
Caniat
Tata eNpreselag Ogy Gratui- CsUai
Tie Cadellean
Rte
Ateherman
Ettering Paphomore
Ansherman
David Ansherman
Middletown Valley
Gittinger
Mary Delaplaine
Wesley Baltzeil
Washington Blarman
South Market Street
B&o
United
Goiled Fire Company
Mesera
John Ashbaugh
Harry Proberly
Charles R. Cramer
Fred. Baumanneod
Willismn
Haller
John Hendrickson
P. Corset
BO_ A. GILBERT
Gilberts
Gilbert's
North Market St
Doll & Son
Caiz
G. J. Dill
Evan 2
Shaberg
Mulliniz & Beip
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