History items from Sept 22 events across centuries
Sept 22 marks a sequence of historic notes spanning ancient battles and notable deaths. In 19 BC Mardonius, Persian commander, died after defeat in Greece. Virgil the Roman poet also died. 1701 Goorke coronation noted. 1882 Lincoln issued emancipation warning. 1997 Bourbaki noted French leader in 1870 war dies. 1900 Martinez Campos, Spanish soldier, dies at Zoraus.
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Pintien
Greece
Mardonius
Virgil
Diet
Zutphen
Philp Sidney
Goorke
Lincoln
Bourbak
Bayonne
France
Marshal Martinez Campos
Cubs
Zoraus
Those Who Come and Go in Pleasant Paragraphs
A string of brief society items notes Mrs. Alice Bartgis in Washington on Sunday and several others visiting Baltimore, Washington, or nearby for business, visits, or leisure. Names include Mr. Benjamin Rosenour, Elmer Gorman, William Danter, Mary Barnes, and many others across Frederick, Baltimore, and surrounding towns.
Advisory Board Feasted at Hagera Town Fair Banquet
The Hagera town Fair Association hosted its annual banquet for advisory board members from the county groups at the Fair grounds dining hall in Hilgerstown Saturday. John W. tonebraker, president of the Aspecis ton, presided, H Armetrong gave the welcome, and George Alfred Townsend delivered the principal address. Essponess toasts were given by Garrett, Frederick, Franklin, Jefferson, and Baithnoe Guitior representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown Fair Association
Garrett
Frederick
Franklin, Jefferson
Baithnoe Guitior
Religious World Notes and St Josephs Jubilee
Notes and announcements from area churches as St Josephs Catholic Church in Emmitsburg marks a golden jubilee with services. YMC A and church leaders from M E South Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Lutheran hold sermons and discussions on the Lord's Day, the gospel, and the churchs role in social works. The YMCA conference venues feature Mr Morris and Mr Tibbits, with testimonies on the open-door YMCA role and its relation to church missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
M. E. Church
South
Mr. Rice
Grubb
Evangelical Reformed Church
Egchbach
Wm. H. Morris
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Morris
T. Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George F. Tibbitts
Y.M.C.A
M. J. Kline
Y.m.ca
YM CA
Young Men’s Christian Association
Morris
Euch
United Church
America
Tibbitts
23Rd Street
New York
Worcester
Funeral for Roy F Kehne Held at St John’s Church
The funeral for Roy F Kehne was held at St John’s Catholic Church yesterday morning at 12 20 o clock. Rev Father Craig conducted the service. Pallbearers were Harry Leichert Roy Roland Edward Gannon Lorraine Ramaburg William Orat and William Klipp. Interment followed at St John’s Cemetery. F Schroeder was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy F. Kehne
St. John’s Catholichurch
Father Craig
Real Estate Sale Notice by Noah B. Cramer
Noah B. Cramer a real estate and loan agent offers to split Edward Bentz eight lots of ground at the northwest corner of Patrick and Bentz streets in this city. The property includes brick store and dwelling buildings and is priced at 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah B. Cramer
Edward Bentz
Patrick
Bentz
SAL: Ltd
Yaburbox
Dettah
N. Market St
Walkers
Deliing
Church Street
Acs
N. Market
Gangzhi Big Carp Capture at Local Stream
Mr George A Pauley enjoyed an exceedingly lucky day fishing last Saturday landing three large carp weighing 22 pounds 10 ounces 19 pounds 15 ounces and another substantial fish.
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George A. Pauley
Pateley
Suicide of War Department Clerk in Washington
Captain William B. Johnson 64 a War Department clerk was found dead in a Washington D C parlor with throat cut and wrists gashed. A note to his son Policeman Johnson was left. Coroner certified death by suicide. He served in an Ohio Civil War regiment and left a widow? none listed. Survived by one son.
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Cap
Johnson
Washington
William B. Johnson
War Department
I Street
Washingington
D. C
Wilson
Nevitt
Policeman Johnson
Bicycle Squad
Ohio
Quartermaster’s
Grand Army of the Republic
iMagons
B&O and WHI Plan Raising Tracks to Avoid Floods
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the civil engineering corps led by Maj Charles Goldaborough survey the Cherry Run West Virginia to Hancock Maryland segment to elevate tracks above a high water mark. Last spring high water blocked train service for several days.
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B&o
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cherry Run
W. Va
Hancock
Potomas
Civil Engineering Corps
Charles Goldaborough
Martinsburg
Fire destroys farm buildings in Howard County
Fire Saturday night swept through the Acklen farm near Alberton in Howard County Second district. A small tenant house sparked the blaze that engulfed the empire house carriage house chicken houses and several kennels. Thirty cords of oak and hickory wood burned. The loss, partly insured, will reach about 1 000 with the granite mansion briefly in danger.
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Sire
Howard County
Oland F. Acklen
Alberton
Fins Granite
Local residents report illnesses and relapses from typhoid fever
The Sick, Mrs. William Keller of Ess Second street, is very ill after a relapse of typhoid fever. Mr. E. O. Markell has typhoid fever. John Markell, ill for weeks, is improving. Miss Nettie Johnson of East Second Arrest is able to go out again. Mr. Austin Baughman is recovering from a typhoid attack.
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William Keller
Ess
Second Street
Markell
John Markell
Weather Almanac Notes Emberdays and Equinox
The excerpt records Emberdays last Wednesday Friday and Saturday affecting three months of weather. Wednesday and Friday are described as clear, predicting two months of good weather while Saturday’s cloudy status suggests the third month will be bad. Yesterday marked the autumnal equinox with no disturbances in local elements.
Fifty Years Later Dr Levi Shests Visits Taneytown
After long years Dr Levi Shests paid Taneytown his first visit in fifty years. He organized the first brass band there though few of its members survive. A native of Emmitsburg, he now resides in New Jersey.
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Levi Shests
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
New Jersey
Patapsco Mills Struggle with Low Water Supply
Mill owners along the Patapsco report severe inconvenience as water scarcity limits production. Delian Cotton Mills can only operate at about three fourths capacity due to the low water levels.
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Patapsco
Delian
Judge Alves Recovers From Illness In Washington DC
Chief justice Richard H. Alves of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia has recovered from a fever in Hagerstown and is now able to work from his home and office.
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Alvey
Vicn
Richard H. Alves
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Hagerstown
Sunday Excursions Draw Large Crowds to City
The B&O excursions yesterday carried 282 Fredericktonians to Baltimore and Washington, with 116 travelers to each city. An additional Hagerstown trip brought 42 passengers to this city.
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Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Cow Killed in Railway Accident Near Braddock
Late Saturday a car on the F & M railway bound for this city struck and derailed after colliding with a cow on the east side of Braddock. No one injured. Repainting work continues at the homes of Wilbur H. Duvall and Danisi Fergiey. Pensions granted include Thomas W. Brightwell of Frederick receiving $12 monthly and Elizabeth H. Barger of Branswick receiving $8.
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F& M
Shack & Cow
Braddock
Wilbur H. Duvall
Danisi Fergiey
Thomas W. Brightwell
Frederick
Elizabeth
Barger
Branswick
Circuit Court Guilty Pleas and Sentences Report
The circuit court with Chief Judge McSherry and two associates heard multiple pleas. Charles Chase received one year in the Maryland House of Correction with sentence suspended in related cases. Several defendants had guilty pleas with suspended sentences, including Gav W. Smith and John W. Taylor. Frank Watson, alias Charles Turner, was found guilty of cow larceny and sentenced to six years in prison. Granville Brown faced burglary charges and the trial continued after a midafternoon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariles Chase
House of Correction
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
Banoh
Charles Chase
D. Princeton Buckey
Maryland House of Correction
Gav. W. Smith
John W. Taylor
James M. Gilmore
Manayunk Slim
John Robinson
Frank Watson
Charles Turner
Heber M. Smith
Frederick
Messie
Roscoe White
Joseph W. Gaver
Watson
Smith
Jacob Notnagle
Burke
New York
Glenn H. Worthington
Granville Brown
Maetsra, Harp
A Charming Reception at Frederick Art Club
The Frederick Art Club hosted a Saturday night reception for Miss Berths Trail and Miss Nan Thowan returning from abroad, and Mrs. M. Db. Etchison and Miss Fannia Malliniz visiting relatives from Cincinnati. About 125 ladies attended as autumn blossoms decorated the club rooms and refreshments were served.
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Frederick
Ficts Donb
Minnie Markey
Katie Ramaburg
Alice Shopa
Marvin Smith
Edward Houck
Baker Johnson
Broad mix of quips and notes from the era
A jumble of local witticisms and items includes weather hints about equinoctial storms, four weeks to the Frederick Fair, reflections on luck, flirtation, opportunity, and winter precautions. It notes a Gettysburg newspaper sale, a one month closer to Turkey, auto fatalities drawing rail action, seaside romance emails, a sharp reply about the Chinaman, and the will of Henry Boone naming his widow executrix.
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Gettysburg
William Arch McClean
C. B. Stable
Turkey
Letter about historic Evans Horse painting in Maine hotels
A letter to Mr. Steele from Frederick Maryland discusses the Evans Horse painting at Gar diner Maine and Skowhegan Hotel Coburn. It notes the painting was done in 82 and 91 with faded color while noting costs and repeated paintings by W. Haines and Devon Co and Hargets Co.
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E- Steele
Frederick
Wayes
Gardiner
Maine
Evans Horse
Devos
Sears
BR. W. Haines
Coburn
Skowhegan
Balt, Belair, and Cecil County News Roundup
The Republicans abandon the Kent county election contest. Berwyn Latrel electric railway line opened. Red D Oll Company warehouse at Havre de Grace destroyed by fire. Harford County Fair Association exhibition opens in Belair on September 80. William B. Kirk commits suicide in his Cecil County barn. Rev. John D. Kemp dies in Chestertown aged 65. H. F. Mellett finds $8025 in a hip field near Ray Hill, believed hidden by a highwayman. Andrew Spear killed at Dagett’s Crossing when his wagon is struck by a locomotive. horse and wagon wrecked. Maryland Bankers Association meets at Blue Mountain House. Gettysburg battlefield visit noted. Maryland and DC bankers seek affiliation. George Klein, Spring Grove asylum escapee, located near his father’s farm in Columbia, Virginia. father to contest delivery. Stable and barn burned at Lake Station. Edwards Wahl injured escaping from second-story window.
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Kent County
Berwyn
Latrel
Red D Oll Company
Havre de Grace
Harford County Fair Association
Belair
Williamb. Kirk
Cecil County
John D. Kemp
Wilmington
Chestertown
H. F. Mellett
Ray Hill
Andrew Spear
Osoll County
Ferria Corner
Dagetts’ Crossing
Maryland Bankers’ Agsooison
Blue Mountain House
Gettysburg
Thors
Maryland
Baltimore
Carroll Bates Blick
Lake Station
Northaton Central Railway
Edward Wahl
Underwear sale and death notices fill Westminster page
An odd advertisement promises deep discounts on black fabrics at Frehivun Sesing while a curtain sale claims unmatched prices. The page also reports multiple obituaries and notices, including Nathan I. Gorsuch of Westminster aged 81, William Henry Myers of LeGore’s, and Raymond Nicodemus Geiser, a 5 year old, with funeral details and mourners listed. Obituaries note long-time residents, church affiliations, and local officials. other items include a merchant listing and a coffee ad for White Star Coffee by Sappington’s.
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Katsan I Gorsuck
Nathan I. Gorench
Westminster
Col
Neilson Manning
Ostroll County
Emoisne Grout
Charles O. Gorand
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dasth
William Henry Myees Willam Henry Myers
LeGore’s
Mr. Myers
Illinois
Maryland
Sears
Rocky Hill
Rev
W. &. Wheeler
Lutheran Church
Pall Besters
Milton Spahr
Bratus Cramer
D. F. Dorons
Jacob Smith
Aaron Woods
Alexandria Gibson
Ashazettsa
Raymond Nicodemus Geiser
Eli Nicodemus
Baokeystown
Yasterday
Hewarth
Harry E
Mary S. Geiser
Philadelphia
Josiah Betts
Pleasant Walk
This County
Notice to Minors and Local Advertisements In Frederick
Local notice warns minors that requesting or obtaining intoxicating liquors at the Park Hotel will be dealt with by law. Also promotes a clairvoyant, wool carpets, professional eye care, and assorted real estate and auction services with addresses around Frederick Maryland.
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Auny
the Park Hotel
E. E. Srxzrz
Braddock Colony Notes Taffy Party And Local Doings
The Misses Markey hosted a taffy pulling party at The Ostalpia on Saturday with merriment in the kitchen and tasty confections. Colonists attend church and Sunday school in town but miss the Heights evening service. A water spout incident near Mr. George M. Gittinger’s cattags caused a fountain like spurt but no damage. Mrs. L. M. Rogars of Elizabeth New Jersey and Miss Mary E. Gittinger of Frederick visited recently. Rebecca Wallia and Miss Fanny Dutrow have returned from Valley View. Some residents plan stoves for frosty days and open fires remain a comfort on chilly mornings and evenings.
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Frederick Krauth
California
Louisa Brooker
Ada Renner
Baltimore
Washington
T. Fred Alvey
East Second Street
C William Davall
Howard Davall
Washington, D
Margaret Oreba
West Patrick Street
Port Dapasit
Buckeystown
Samuel Martin
Margarat
Joseph F. Payns
William Oram
York
Harrisburg
Wm. C. Boteler Ia
McPherson County
South Dakota
Eleanor Croft
Tyson
East Church Street
Philadelphia
Joseph K. Hoffman
William
Edward H. Kreh
West South Be
C. Nosbaam
New York
Grace DeMent
Castile
N.Y
G. N. Haner
Sonth Market Straet
Albert Pearre
Charles P. Levy
Clifton
Frank Orebs
Patrick Street
Marcus Wilksns
Piqua
Braddock
Branchs Grombine
N. Markst Street
Glyndon
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Laura Payne
Olars Nuosbaum
Walkersville
Bas
Orwa
John Mortis
Gentlemen’s Driving Park
Patuxent
Rathsrins Loy Howe
Frank Howe
Sha
Washington Star
Harcy
Frederick
0. N. Hanor
Wm. Myer
N. X
Carrie Schultz
J. L. Carr
Gettysburg
James H. Kennedy
Pusher & Carroll Company
City Opera Hones
Pat Me
Bt Buffalo
Markey
Ostalpia
Heights
Ile
George ML. Gittingar
Hetle Mies
Linia M.nixdorff
Catalpia
L. M. Rogars
Elizabeth, N. J
Misa Mary E. Gittinger
Mira
Rabecca Wallia
Mies Fanny Dutrow
Valley View
Solonista
St John’s Circulating Library Regalia Event Beginnings Today
St John’s Circulating Library announces the regalia order of library Loars begins today Monday September 22 with library hours from 10 128 m 25pm 7 Spm. Librarias note that business may come and go as advertisers push forward in a lively local notice setting.
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St. John's
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
BF. B
Wasuinasom
Tae News
L. Moogs
Weatheringsreeca
New Fall Goods
Doll Bros
Fishers & Carroll
Keedy
Ss. John’s Library
Neidig & Miller Qom Paul Shoas
Geo. B. Rodock & Co
Sunday Schools and Societies
Carors
Kemp Ho
Loos
Douk Wis
First Mail
Beary Boone
Henry Boone
Johansrius
County
F. W. Devon & Co
P. Il
Hargets & Co
News OF the
John Hendrickson
Telaphone
Eclipse
Nouth
Fake Gooda
Mer Wear
Doun Luxpntosses
P. B
New Moedionrweight
Jaidig & Miller
Area Rosse & Mller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E
Radusts Fhammssitt
Sappingtor
White Star Copfere
Sappingdon’s
Merril
Isw
Yoros
Merriage
Hora
Parvons
West
Patrick St
Mullins
Ingraln Carpeis
A. T. Roos & Sons
North Mareet Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas Prick
East Fourth
Frederick County
Wales
Willard O. Keller
Wekt
Patrick Bibert
WH. D. Boteleg
Ue HB
Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Frat
Joseph W. Gavee
Mads and Leams
Omee
Court Street
Didawas Sowim Devileiss
Amos
Devileiss & Utener
Doll & Albaugh Building
North Market Street
Fredariss
Wioodemub
Lapis
Noahe, Oramer
Fidelity
Siz
L. B. Mulling
Frederice, MD
Mark
Yous
L. Butrow
FREDE
Rex xaWs
Braddock Colony
Geo, B. Rodooe & OO
Wang Dcorf
Bayar
Canton
QRO
B. Roddle & GV
Rich & Bons
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