In History: Notable births and deaths span centuries
A historical recap notes figures such as Jeremy Collier born 1004, Mary II and William III era monarchs, Isaac Hayne executed near Charleston, Karl Theodor Korner killed, Oliver Hazard Perry’s death in Port of Spain, Maria Felicia Garcia later Mimne lbran, and Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnson noted as a southern novelist. Highlights typhoons and urban fires affecting Hong Kong and Colon isthmus.
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Jeremy Collier
Hell
Queen Mary
William III
Isaac Hayne
Beaufort District
South Carolina
Ane
Maria Felicia Garcia
Mimnelbran
Manchester
Hongkong
Colon
Panama
Richard Malcolm Johnson
Baltimore
Property For Salt Got waeeseeeeeee Jas BE Walker and Co
Property for salt sale notice listing Jas BE Walker and Co as holders with dates and terms unclear due to OCR garble. Readers should refer to the original public notice for precise names, locations, and deadlines.
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BE. Walker & Co
Oramer
Weekly News promises twelve page issue this Thursday
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with news and special features. It asserts the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county and offers strong advertising value. Copy for new advertisements is due by 6 pm Wednesday and for changes by noon that day.
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Frederick City
Personal notes on regional visitors and residents
Purely personal notices list Rev. Father O Rourke in New York for business. Mr. Gay Motter stays several days in Baltimore. Wm P Maulsby leaves for Washington D C this morning. Mrs Chaos N Hahn moves to East Third Street. Mrs M O Thompson of Norfolk Va visits Felstives. Messrs N BR and D Mantz return from New York. Roger B Wood matriculates in the Ine department at University of Virginia. William J Williams editor of Waynesboro Daily Herald was in Frederick today. Wa E Turner returns from Atlantic City. Mrs Mary Sauerwine of Baltimore visits Mrs M R S Hood at her country home near the city. Mr and Mrs A A Lough return from Hanover and New Oxford. Mrs George Updegraff and Mrs M L Street spend Sunday at Walter View Cottage Braddock Heights. Mrs Marshall Etchison returns to Cincinnati. Mrs Apa Schaefer and daughter of Buffalo and Miss Katherine Scheel of Frederick visit J Geo Scheel Bartholow's. Mrs L M Rogers visits sisters Z J Gistingar and F T Rhodis and goes to Ennis mora before returning to Elisabeth N J.
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Father O'Rourke
New York
Gay Motter
Baltimore
Wm. P. Maulsby
Washington, D. C
N. Hahn
East Third Street
M. O. Thompson
Norfolk, Va
Roger B. Wodd
Ine
University of Virginia
William J. Williams
Waynesboro
Daily Herald
Frederick
Wa.e. Turner
Atlantic Cty
Mary Sauerwine
M.R.S. Hood
A. A. Lough
Hanover
New Oxford
George Updegraff
M. L. Street
Walter View Cottage
Braddock Beighta
Marshall Etchison
Cincinnati
Apa Schaefer
Buffalo
N. Y
Katherine Scheel
J. Geo. Scheel
Bartholow
L. M. Rogers
Z. J. Gistingar
F. T. Rhodis
Harvest Moon Whispers and Proverbs Summary
A fragment collection of rustic proverbs and stray lines on seasons luck charity and consumer ads. Notable items touch on September fading harvest moon and cautions about debt and borrowing, plus a humorous dialect Thanksgiving note and an ad pitch for zinc grinding products.
Keogh Trial Opens in Circuit Court With Jury Out
James M. Keogh stands trial for rape in a circuit court amid jury selection difficulties. Defense contends he was not in the area when the assault occurred. testimony includes Miss Estella Poffenberger and Dr. Ralph Browning. Other defendants faced verdicts or pleas, including Bestty Fish pleading guilty to assault and battery with suspended sentence. Granville Brown was found guilty of burglary and sentenced to eight years in the Maryland penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Keogh
Talesmen
Daniel J. Whitmore
John Scot Grinder
William H. Keller
Samuel P. Bussard
Josiah Fieler
Samuel M. Darner
William L. Firer
George W. Devilbiss
William ©. Bennett
Misa Poffenberger
Croton
Misa Poftenberger
William J. Kepler
Kepler
Ralph Browning
Myeratile
Browsing
Bestty Fish
Connsel
P. ¥. Pampel
Bentence
Granville Brown
Brown
Maryland
Billions Now on Deposit in U S Banks in 1901
Treasury figures show United States bank deposits totaling 8.535 billion across national state and private banks and trust companies. The data traces deposits back to 1875 with per‑year breakdowns for national banks savings banks state banks loan and trust companies and private banks.
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United States
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
Comptroller of the Currency
Loan and Trust
Cosh
Trust Companies
The Best Advertising Then and Now
Mr A M Palmer, a renowned theatrical manager, declares daily newspapers best for reaching the public after years of publicity work. He notes cheap publicity via a 25 cent want ad in Tas News to announce desires to a wide Frederick audience.
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A. M. Palmer
Frederick
Nawa
Morrey dies in Elkton at age 67
Obituary notice for William Morrey who died in Elkton on September 22 at age 67. The item also notes local crimes and events including a shooting charge against Benjamin Cox, a divorce filing by Mable M Wach eel from Franklin Wachtel, illness of William M Updegraff in Hagerstown, and other regional updates.
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William Morrey
Elkton
Benjamin Cox
Belair Yall
Officer Blaney
Hagerstown
Moliie M. Wacheel
Franklin Wachtel
William M. Updegraff
William Updegraf
Pittsburg
New Malady of Peach Trellis Grips Maryland Orchards
Maryland peach growers monitor a new disease called little peach or littlan that has appeared in Michigan and inland, threatening to spread to the East. Experts note rapid tree decline in affected orchards, with heavy losses as leaves thicken and curl, bark becomes scabby, fruit becomes small and inedible, and felling trees may limit spread.
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Maryland
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Growura
Littlan
Deaths: Samuel Streaker and Priscilla Moxley
Samuel Streaker, a Civil War veteran and 70, died at Gambar Ostroll county from a stomach cancer. He left two sons, three daughters, and served from 1862 in Maryland’s Fourth Regiment. Priscilla Moxley, about 70, died at home near Clagetteville. funeral at Montgomery chapel with Rev. John A. Wright and pallbearers, interred at church cemetery. Also Joseph B. Stanton, colored, died of pneumonia at East Street, age 4 years 9 months. funeral at 3 pm with Rev. Orsig, burial at St. John’s cemetery.
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Samuel Streaker
Gambar
Ostroll County
Maryland Regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps
Thomas
Clinton Streaker
Baltimore
Clara Herry
Union Bridge
Ida Barnes
Katie Streaker
Gamber
Priscilla Molex
Priscilla Moxley
Clagetteville
Montgomery Chapel
John A. Wright
George Brown
Washington Pordum
Cornelius Morley
Grafton Becraft
Frank Bordette
Thomas Majore
W. T. Lewis
Stanton
Joseph B. Stanton
East Street
Father Orsig
St. John’s Cemetery
A. J. Rice & Sons
Disturbing Prophecy On Welsh Coal Import Plan
Mr. James W. Owens of Annapolis Md says a coalition aims to import a cargo of coal from Wales. He warns that if the Welsh supply is blocked, the strike will end with railroads unable to deliver enough coal cars to meet demand, threatening a cold winter.
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James W. Owens
Annapolis
Wales
EWS OF THE CHURCHES AND LOCAL NOTES
St Matthews Reformed Manor meetings set for September 28 at 7 pm with an inviting program. Eastern Milling and Export market briefs list corn at $3 per barrel and other grains with oats at 40 cents per bushel. Frazier saloon on South Market street gets new linoleum flooring. A pension of per month is granted to Mary E Braner of Frederick. Free Kinder garten School to reopen Wednesday October 1.
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Church Aid and Missionary Society of
Edencesi Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Mary EB. Braner
Frederick
Boom in Building Sparks Local Construction Surge
Frederick lumber firms work night shifts to meet booming demand as more houses rise across Frederick County towns. Bowers Lumber Co with over a million feet on hand races to fill orders while Wilcoxon Brown and Hardt Keaster push out work nightly. Lumber costs rise with shrinking supplies as hemlock from Pennsylvania and West Virginia boosts regional prices. Modern homes come with high price tags, reflecting a robust local building boom.
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Frederick
Bowers’ Lumber Company
Wilcoxon & Brown
Hardt & Keaster
Middletown
Myeraville
Buckeyatown
Adamstown
Walkersville
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Market Notes Show Peaches Tomatoes Lead Demand
Market notes say peaches and tomatoes were the morning’s top sellers with strong demand. Peaches in fine condition ranged from 10 cents per basket to $2 per bushel, white heath varieties ripened large with some baskets at $1.26 each. Tomatoes were superb, selling up to 40 cents a basket with some weighing a pound. Beans cucumbers cantaloupes and melons were plentiful.
Social World Reception and Dance Plans
A reception was held at the Breighner home near Thaer mont on Wednesday night to bid farewell to John P. Breighner as he departs for Philadelphia to advance his profession. Miss Willie Ritchie will open her dancing school season with a dance in Junior Halls on Wednesday night October.
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Breighner
Thaermont
John P. Breighner
Philadelphia
Willie Ritchie
WH Go To Washington Meeting Of Winfield Beate Camp
A Red Men's Hall gathering learned about thirty members planning to accompany Reynolds Post, G. A. R. to Washington D C on Wednesday October 4. They depart October 6 on the 10 train wearing orange page hats. Fifty days were ordered last night. Headquarters will be at division headquarters Seventh street N W. A special meeting to finalize arrangements is set for next Monday at 8 o'clock at Red Sen's Hall.
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Washington
Winfield Beate Schley
Sona of Veterans
Red Men’s Hall
Reynolds Post
D.C
Division
Seventh Street
N. W
Red Sen's Hall
Law Grips: Alleged Assault on Wife and Barnyard Attack
John Foland of East Fourth Street is jailed after allegedly striking his wife Clementine Foland and throwing dirt in their dining room. He awaits grand jury action on $1000 bail. Nearby farmer John J. Dilio, 60, was injured by hogs in his Harper's Ferry area barnyard, dragged, and mauled until rescued by women.
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John Foland
East Fourth Street
Brust
Clementine’Foland
Smith
Foland
John J. Dilio
Harper’s Ferry
Wagon Breaks Down With Wheat Load at Market Corner
At about 9 30 this morning a large farm wagon drawn by four horses owned by Mr Linden Howard broke down at Market and All Saints streets. The rear axle failure halted traffic and delayed several UT E.
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Linden Howard
Market
All Saints
Funeral for Master Raymond Geiser at Mt. Olivet
Residents near Buckeye town gathered yesterday at noon for the funeral of Master Raymond N100demons Geiser. Rev W M Strayer led services, with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Undertaker F Schrosger supervised proceedings.
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Raymond
Geiser
Pines
Potatoes and Apples in Short Supply This Winter
A London style ireful forecast notes potato crops damaged by blight and drought across Maryland Pennsylvania New York and New England with rising prices and increased imports from Europe Apples also scarce though Nova Scotia ships thousands of barrels to Boston while prices listed from 1 75 to 2 25 a barrel and many factors influence the market
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
New England
Michigan
Wisconsin
Europe
Germany
Ireland
Scotland
Baltimore
Nova Scotia
Boston
Will of Augustus L Wilson Distributed to Daughters
The will of Augustus L Wilson who died September 14 1902 leaves all estate to his two daughters Margaret Louisa Wilson and Mary Francis Barnum with cousin Anna W Wilson named sole executrix and guardian without bond. It notes income to be shared with deceased siblings and specifies prior gifts of lands houses furniture silverware portraits and securities are not to be treated as part of the estate. The document was signed May 3 1900 and witnessed by George W Edwards and George Leiper Thomas.
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Augustus L. Wilson
Margaret Louisa Wilson
Mary Francis Barnum
Anna W. Wilson
Bond
George W. Edwards
George Leiper Thomas
James S. Oslwell
Harry M. Bensinger
Fatal Frederick Division Railroad Accident Near Wrightsville
Alfred Sirickler, 52, a prominent Hellam Township resident, was killed on the Frederick Division near Wrightsville while walking beside the track. A U S troops train traveling about 45 mph struck him, propelling him against an embankment and inflicting fatal injuries. Also noted is Sister Mary Beroldina McElroy’s golden jubilee at Visitation Convent in Parkersburg, and local health updates on Rev Father Kane and Prudence Matilde Lambright.
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Frederick
Alfred D. Bbrickler
Hellam Township
Wrightsville
York County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wrightshire
Sirickler
United States
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
New York
Mary Beroldina McElroy
Visitation
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bernadine
Democratic Candidates Coming to Frederick for Conference
A Cumberland Democrat Christan F Reaneweg is the Democratic nominee for Congress and will visit Frederick on Saturday to confer with the County Central Committee. East Church Street paving curbing is expected to arrive tonight or tomorrow and work will start soon after.
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Christan F. Reaneweg
Cumberland
Democratic Nomines
Congress
Frederick
Democraticn County Central Committee
East Church Street
Braddock Heights Hosts Evening Dance and Menu Sparks
Local notice invites residents to Braddock Heights for a summer night dance tonight with music choices and social scene. Menu highlights include rock trout bine fish butter Gab crabs oysters and clams with phone details for reservations and Wednesday Lidie's listings.
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Lidie’s
Remnant Table Reductions for Colored and White Waists
John Hendrickson photographing a sale listing remnants and prices for colored waists in various fabrics, including colored perals and Madras waists, with white waists and Gibson waists discounted. Linen skirts cut to half price.
Fall Fashion Bargains Include Mohair Waists and Jackets
Bargain fall wear features mohair waists originally 260 reduced to 148 in Black Cream Red and Navy. Spring jackets sized 82 to 88 bust in Browns Gray Navy close to half original coat price. Several jackets unlined priced near 5 to 10 dollars, with deep cuts on remaining stock.
Shirt Sale Promises Great Value at Southern Window
Local advertises a major shirt sale to attract shoppers. The notice urges readers to view the display in the south window and promises prices that should interest anyone in need of shirts. SY SING & MILLER, THE GAUGE OF Ebebeet
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Bolioss &Hirt
The Black Qoode Bargains Sweep the Store
A cluttered storefront ad lists deep discounts on black fabrics and drapery, featuring prices for 36 to 52 inch widths and bold lace curtain sales. Also promotes prescriptions, a heating stove, coal oil supplies, an excursion, and minor drinking notices alongside wool carpet and wallpaper offerings.
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Camil
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Robrback
Atty
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Q. E. Cline
Protesto Co
Wood
Attys
Wdidace
Obs
Doll Bros
Braddock Heights
John Hendrickeon
Sappington Mie
the Weekly News
Tree of Knowledge
Charcoal Epic
Mistah Jackson
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Os
James Keogh
Stsila Poffenberger
Andi
Toy Ven
Tas News
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Newzday
George A. Pearce
Oakland
Garrett County
Robert A. Ravenscroft
Frazier
South Market Street
Niedergarten
Frederick County
FMI
Ano
Social World
Fenerals
Kane
Prudence Matilde
Harry Lambright
Col. D
Winebrewer
Indian Spring
Tas Naws
York
A. A. Fritchie
Lancaster
Braddock
Mario
John Hendrickson
TUL Garment Link
Waux Lunprivzsoy
Neidig
Millen
SY Sing & Miller
Eoun
Neidig & Miller
Clinton EB. Main
Olinton E Main
Yagarick County
R. Sappingtopf
Baltimore Sid Ohio Railroad
the Park Hotel
Las
B. BE. Sreciz
L. BE. Mulliniz
Thors
Bravery
Mullisix
Giko
Rodgor & UG
TIN Big Store
Hargaly
Osnton
Rodock & DG
A. T. Rick & Sor
A. T. Ricz & Sons
North Markey Street
Frederick, Did
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas Pprior
Willard
Keller
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
London
New York Hospital
WM. C. Boteler
N. Market St
Bid Azodly
H. E. Peterman
Hrankils Street
Balliners
Frederick Brat
Outohee
Marisdawly
Joseph W. Gave
Ofice
Court Street
Ds2ault
Devilbiss & Urnee
Uinbuwad
Dolt & Albauga 321
North Market Street
Sredera
Ogdawis
Nicodemus
Noan Boramee
Yfoah B. Oramee
Call &Th
Fislkersville
Church Street
Reich
Brederick
West Patrick St
Lith
Pat St
City
Ringel
Feapsrilia
Sioner
Copper
Johnrrine
Pearl Ptheos
Church St
Barony
Grove
Firet National Bank
Axminster
Brussels
Ingrais
E. Oline
Niowsvar
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