Notable deaths and events from 1694 to 1905 in The Daily News
A compact column lists notable historical notes including Queen Mary’s death in 1694, Isaac Hayne’s birth in 1745 and execution in 1781, 1780 spy activity near New York, Karl Theodor Korner’s birth in 1781, Mme Malibran’s death in 1886, a 1874 typhoon at Fzhongkong, a major fire in Colon isthmus in 18 percent, Colonel Richard Malcolm Johnson’s death in 1898, and Sven Adolf Hedin’s death in 1905 with birth in 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhistory
Mary
William III
Isaac Hayne
Beaufort
South Carolina
New York
Karl Theodor Korner
Maria Pettcia Garcia
Mme. Malibran
Manchester
Flongkong
Colon
Panama
Richard Malcolm Johnson
Baltimore
Sven Adolf Hedin
Liberal Party
Stockholm
News Subscribers Asked to Report Paper Irregularities
Subscribers are requested to immediately report any irregularity in paper receipt to The News. Reports should specify date and time of delivery and the affected edition or section. The newspaper values prompt notifications to ensure accurate circulation records.
Personal notices from Emmitaburg area social column
A jumble of local social news lists residents visiting relatives in Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. It notes engagements travels back from Ocean City tours and weddings, plus resignations of staff at Baltimore church and various family visits by names such as Oriat Smub Byrd Marman Winsberg Gaither Gamler Doll Kelly Mullen Young Schroeder Leshlider Lansinger and Lauainger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rascell
East Patrick Street
Lebanon
John DL. Johnson
Ocean City
Hichard VanAlav
Washington, D. C
Missey Wannie
Mary Young
Harry O Skeefer
Carrie Patterson
Chambersburg
Mine Annie Gamler
Leonora Biller
Ess Patrick
West Pairtes Strees
M.L. Leshlider
Cathleen and
Louise
Sheenmmer
George Hovok
Harmony Grove
Havre de Grace
Misa Rosalie Teresa Lansinger
Immaccniate Ocanciptian Roman Catholic Church Choir
Baltimore
Misa Lauainger
Kaaren
Hamlitsbarg
Budget of Bright Items of Loos and General Internet
The special over the W F G R R carried about 260 persons yesterday while the Baltimore and Ohio excursion brought 217 visitors to the city. The Nazarites with Washington members outing to Braddock Saturday afternoon. York Ministerial Association aims to curb gambling at the York Fair Grounds during the annual exhibition next month as York County Agricultural Society and the District Attorney enforce the laws. Detective Thad Stroman will command about 30 deputies to arrest gamblers and swindlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipa
Tne
Baltimore and Ohio
Order of Nazarites
Washington Se
Braddock
York
York Ministerial Association
York County Agricultural Society
Thad. Stroman
Sunday School and Ministers Announce Gospel Truths
Religious world notes from local churches list Sunday services, sermons, and Sunday school times. Locations include Johns Catholic, German Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Trinity M B Church, Grace Reformed, Lutheran, First Baptist, United Brethren, All Points Protestant, and Bodleyavilla. The week features rally day, vesper services, and missionary addresses by Rev. Motter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's Catholic
Salaas
German Baptist Church
E. A. Bruner
P. D. Fahrney
Methodiat Episcopal Church
A. J. Gill
Matthey
Isaac M. Motter
Presbyterian Church
Begsworth Lyague
Grace Reformed Church
Rav
EB. Il
McLean
Snoodsz
Towo
Chas F. Stock
Hay
Sauilemeyer
Middletown
Haid
First Baptist Church
Wmn
Hammond Parser
Christan Harotem
Oliver Oromvyoell
E.M . Gauit
O'Piask
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Cohorl
Osbornn Segis
Cp ‘Qohrieh Keockire
Ohepal
Efisa Allos Clarke
Ilankow
Ching
Ofica
Bodleyavilla
Megara
O M Giinin
Henry Trail
Death Notices of Mrs Simmons Marman and Infant John Nelson
Mrs Bertie Simmons Marman of this city died in Baltimore from diabetes aged 31 years. She leaves her husband and one son Albert Marman. funeral today at 2 pm and Woodlawn Cemetery. John Nelson, colored infant son of George Nelson, died of marasmus aged 3 weeks. funeral today at Rocklchurch officiated by Rev Fr Smith. interment St John’s cemetery. Thomas P Rica undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons Marman
Bertie Marwan
Simmoson Marman
Baltimore
Albert Marman
Woodlawn
John Nelson
George Nelson
Ellebart's
Allay
Marasmus
Ro’clook
Fr. Smith
St. John’s
Thomas. P. Rica
IN THE LAW'S GRIP. TRIO SENT TO JAIL
Michael Cramer and his wife and H O Webb, said to be from Frederick, were arrested at Halfway near Hagerstown for drunkenness and indecent conduct. They pleaded guilty and were fined six dollars each. In default they served 10 days in jail. Greenbury Wineberry, colored, was arrested Saturday by Constable Lowia F Carter on a nuisance charge and for lack of visible means of support. He was brought before Suation O. H. Hokatein and committed to the House of Correction Cortenmoutha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cramer
H O. Webb
Frederick
Halfway
Hagerstown
House OF Correction
Greenbury
Lowia F Carter
Suation
O. H. Hokatein
Cortenmoutha
Automobile Party Visits Frederick From Harmony Grove
A Saturday evening automobile party hosted by Dr. George E. Honck and Mr. Goys R Ramebnarg from Harmony Grove traveled from Emmrttsburg to Fhurmont for copper and continued to Frederick. In the party were Mrs. George Honk, Mrs. Charles Worman, Billas May Barker Feater, Miss Orleste Roelkay, Miss Nan Honok, Miss Adele Oronlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmrttsburg
George E. Honck
Goys R Ramebnarg
Harmony Grove
Fhurmont
Cnpper
Frederick
Mra
Court proceeds in coastal circuit with varied cases
Judge Johe O Stotter presides as John Williams is charged for lacoany after a pocket book found on a Brad dock Heights station appear. restitution offered if he may work to raise funds. Clarezoe L Ramseyburg faces non support and a ward of no guilt for lack of demand. George Gray found guilty of carrying concealed weapons with penalties. assault and battery verdict not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johe O Stotter
John Williames
Williams
Braddock Heights
Janie Hammond
Counsal
Scdge
Gray Fa
Gall
A. Lewis
Allegany Democrats Convene as Blanchard Emory Dies
Allegany Democrats arrange for a Tunaday convention. Mr Blanchard Emory, former Centreville postmaster, is dead. Fire wiped out Lawnon Wilkinson’s fruit-farm barn near Boonsboro. Maryland Agricultural Society to meet at Jamestown Exposition on Toasday. Six railway workers unions plan meetings in Oum Jend this week. Frank Harley, 15, drowned off Fort Covington at 913 Russell Atract, Baltimore. Yeo B Den, Hagerstown Okinawan, to enter textile engineering college in New Bedford Mass. Miss Daley Duckworth of Cumberland to prepare for missionary work in India or China. James M Rowland, ex broker, died at Kiahoms 715 Bt. Paulatreesh, Baltimore. John W S Ungiach, 907 Fast Prastan St Baltimore, died by self-inflicted gunshot in Washington. Myrtle (Chyrtle) Lee 15 and Herman H Behnke 16, Osnton, drowned in Bear Creek. Allegany Democratic primaries: William E Hodel defeats former Sheriff Fuller Bireard for sheriff nomination. Typhoid symptoms in Judge Grothera, Democratic governor candidate. blood drawn for micro tropical exam in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Democrats
Blanchard Emory
Centreville
Lawnon Wilkinson
Boonsboro
Maryland Aericultural Society
Jamestown Expsition
Toasday
Oum Jend
Frank Harley
Russell
Hagerstown
New Bedford
Mass
Daley Duckworth
Cumberland
Troth
India
James M. Rowland
Kiahoms
Paulatreesh
Baltimore
John W
Ungiach
Fast Prastan Street
Washington
Soldiers Here Bring Cavalry and Artillery to City
The Second Squadron of the 13th U S Cavalry with four troops and Battery E of the Third Field Artillery arrived from Fort Myer Virginia en route to Gettysburg. Major J T Dickman commands 304 men. They started at Rockville and stay overnight at the fair grounds before continuing to Middleburg for the next stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Gettysburg
J. T. Dickman
Rockville
Fair Grounds
Middleburg
Bijon Family Theatre opens with comedy drama and films
At the Bijon Family Theatre Manager Downing promotes a season with a one act comedy drama titled Praining Husbard starring Misa Isabel O Jackson presented by Mr L Levin. The program includes over four thousand feet of the latest films and three new songs with slides. Tickets are 10 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijon
Downing
Bill Canalate
Misa Isabel O. Jackson
Levin
Slidas
Motion Life
Funeral of William Robinson Held at Home
William Robinson died recently and his funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 2 from his West South Street home. Rev. S. H. Norwood led services, with Womans Home Missionary Society delegates from Asbury Church present. Pallbearers included Charles Jones Batts Taylor Phoedora Hil Joseph Williams William Danner and George Lyles. Interment followed in Laboring Fans Cemetery. funeral director Thomas P. Rica coordinated arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robinson
West South Street
5. H. Norwood
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Sea-Sion
Aasbury Church
Charles Jones
Batts Taylor
Pheodora Hil
Joseph Wilisms
Wiliam Danner
George Lyles
Laboring Fans
Thomas P. Rica
Local notes and health updates from town observers
The report mentions Geo W Rhoderick of near big city who has been ill with pneumonia and unable to go out. Ethel Poole of Sanbury Pa visiting Mrs A B McClow on Hast Third street has returned. D J Michsel superintendent of Mt Olivet cemetery has been under treatment at City Hospital and has recovered sufficiently to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Rhoderick
Bhig City
Phaenmobtia
Mise Ethel Poole
Sanbury
A. B Mo- Clow
Third Street
D. J. Michsel
Mt Olivet Cemetery
City Hospital
Free Kindergarten Association report details 1906 progress
The eighth annual report shows record opening attendance of 82 children under Miss Eisenhauer and Miss Ender. The year included festive events, fundraisers, and gifts to support operations. Rev. Osborne Ingle resigned as president. Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon elected president. Officers and managers listed. many donors acknowledged for Christmas trees, Easter baskets, and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Kindergatten
Ostedar
Margaret Eisenhauer Directrees
Esten Ender
Waster
Hastar
Junor Hall
Thawansgera
Braddock Heights
Eisa Trail
Kemp Hall
All Saints
Jone Far
Pravioun
Ealery
Rong
Janitresz
Ato
Osborne Ingle
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Broa Kindergarten Association
Miles Margaret Hilgenbauer
Bertha Tratl
Mies Emma Newman
Mra
Ernest Helterstein
Mollie Kemp
Jacob Rohrback
John Newman
Grayson Bowera
Mirs Charles Conley
Albers Pearre
Charles Winebrewer
Grace
Mabal Bly
Wm. James
Thomas Chapline
Misa Miriam Evans
Lida Motter
George M. Gittinger
Kindergarten Association
John Hisenhiuer
Parsons
Bettie Markell
Cbristman Gifta
Mire
Albert Pearre
Tan News
Marken & Blelfeld
Junior Fire Company
Mire Ritchie
Pano
Prof. Apple
Girls’ Friendly Society
Liliie Keller
Clara Steiner
J. D. Baker
Holmes Saker
Bertha Trail
L. V. Banghmagz
Trail
Ernest Holfenstein
Emma Newman
J B M. Newman
Frank Newman
Lids Motter
Margeret Branner
Virginia Brunner
John 8. Newman
Osborne Ing
Officers and sales notes blend of bank officials and autumn bargains
A fragmented notice lists bank officers including J D Baker as president and WM G Baker as vice president with several other staff such as a cashier and assistant cashier. The text shifts to greetings for a Woman's College and promotes September sales at Miller's, highlighting fabric values, silks, wool goods, and discounts on taffeta silks, wool fabrics, and broadcloth with varied prices and sale tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leese Ee
Carty’s
Fornitars
Markey’s Bank
Ontral National Bank
OSOF
Naidig & Miller Hammar
Central Hardware Co
Cramer & Stauffer
Gao
Bodock & Co
Oita Naldig & Miller's
Theas Reductions
Panama
List of Names for Society Notices in Local Page
A long roster includes Gauer Mra James B Walker Mrs David Birely Miss Rebecca Claggats Mian Bray Diehl Miez Elia Houck Misa Mary Maulaby Mr P E Long Mrs BP B Kunkel Mr Henry Troll Mr Thomas Haller Miss Sue Steiner Mra Charles P Levy Misa Mollie Kemp Mr John Eisenhauer Mra O T Kamp Mrs James Miss Bettie Markell Mrs B Brown Misa M M Robinson Mrs Barney Gatzendimer Mica Florence Stine Misa Alice Stine Mrs Alias Ross Miss Alesnor Johnson Mrs Gao Ed Smith Miss Louiss Johnson Mrs Lowis M Haller Mrs Michael
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B . Brown
Misa
M. M. Robinson
Barney Gatzendimer
Mica
Florence Stine
Alice Stine
Alias Ross
Alesnor Johnson
Gao
Ed Smith
Louiss Johnson
Lowis M. Haller
Michael
Braddock Golony Notes and Autumn Cottage Guests
Braddock Golony Notes reports Hotel Braddock closed today and GO salesladies enjoying an outing at Valley View Cottage. Cottages Avalon Washington LaFonda Beaubriat Stonehurst Doll host autumn guests. Edwin Hoock family returned to town. Merahall Etohlaon and Miss Fannie Mullinix enjoy autumn at Bon Air cottage. Parcons and Newman families return from MoBar summer. Brief song service held due to inclement weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Golony
Braddock
GO. Thos. Kamp
Valley View Cottage
Avalon
Washington
LaFonda
Beaubriat
Stonehurst
Doll Cottages
Edwin Hoock
Merahall Etohlaon
Fannie Mullinix
Bon Air Cottage
W. Parcons
John 8
Newman
MoBar
Copper Deposits Spark Hope on South Mountain
Major Cassing W. Gillette of Paila delphis inspected copper deposits on South Mountain near Wolfeville. An expert mineralogist and representative of a Mexican mine superintendent he found substantial copper, suggesting possible vast future if deposits are ore veins rather than dykes. Several mining companies form to exploit the region, with limited experimental development already underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfayute
Cassing W. Gillette
Pailadelphis
Everal Day
South Mountain
Mexico
Major Gillette
Wolfeville
Hoe
Vales
Reverend W. E. Brown Installed as Middletown Pastor
Rev. William Edward Brown was installed as pastor of the Lutheran church at Middletown last night despite rain. The sermon to the pastor was delivered by Rev. Dr Charles I. Steck of Frederick, and the sermon to the congregation at the morning service was preached by Rev. Charles Relhwald of Emmitsburg, president of the Maryland Synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
William Edward Brown
Middletown
Charles I. Steck
Frederick
Hey
Charles Relhwald
Emmitsburg
Maryland Synod
Painful Accident Injures Worker At Local Plant
Mr Carl Albaugh suffered a severe injury to the end of his left thumb while cleaning a drill frame at Ox Fibre Brush Works on Saturday. The machine started unexpectedly and caught his thumb under the drill point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Albaugh
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1907
Frederick citizens are urged to call for the advertised letters dated Saturday September 21 1907. Gentlemen’s list includes Marken Berho 8.8 Canningham Harvey Conner C. P. Linthicum George T. Martian J. O. McVan. Ladies’ list lists Rachel Crammer Mra Salle Budson Mrs Olars Jones Miss Sadie May Mrs Martha Parker Mrs Alexander Pieros Mrs Mary Pierce. Picnics note All Saints Episcopal Sunday School held its annual picnic. left town at 3 PM to Jefferson and returned to Braddock Heights for supper. Sobleyeville Mission School to meet at Braddock Heights on Saturday Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Marken Berho
Canningham
Harvey Conner
C. P.M. Linthicum
George T. Martian
J. O. McVan
Lapigs
Rachel Crammer
Mra
Salle Budson
Olars Jones
Sadie May
Martha Parker
Alexander Pieros
Mary Pierce
All Saints’ Episcopal Sunday School
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Sobleyeville Mision School
Brotherhood Convention Opens in Continental Hall Washington
The International convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew convenes this week in Continental Hall Washington with attending archbishop of the West Indies and bishops from England among distinguished Episcopal prelates.
Local fashion store opening and service notices
The Fashion announces a grand opening at 217 North Market in October featuring suits skirts waists and underwear at popular prices. Also listed are money loan services and shorthand typing instruction at East Third Street and No 117. A car schedule notice from Braddock and Frederick routes ends after September 21 with new stenography classes starting in October at the Woman's College. Greenhouses offer hyacinths tulips orchids and narcissus notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market
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the Daily News
Bala
Ww. i. Moors
St. Paiecea Riretea's
B.& O.r.r.ohss. W. Michsel
Bijon Theatres Women’s College
Khoo
Bay Yon
Sunday Schools and Societies
Sventa
Tosterday
Yodar
East Grounds
the Board of Managers
Citizeny National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
Se Se
WM. G. Baker
H.d.bakee
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Jas. McSrerby
D.E Kerauver
Gzo
Wu. Snare
J.D. Baker
Jungs Jon
CG. Morren
D. H. Harazzt
Joan 8. Raissure
Taos H. Hanler
Wu. G. Baker
CG. M. Thomas
Daniel Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
CG. & PB
College
Madras
Oollege
Neidig & Miller
Naaie & Milleer
the Fashion
OG E Onis
Carpet and Furniture Store
East Third Street
Gxo
E. F. Axpenses
Woman’s College
Hayry Trai
George
Rodder
SIG
Dia
Rodcoe & Co
P. Rice
Rior
Thomas P. Rior
North Market Street
Ross Maqkenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market Bt
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Huiereency Hospital
South
DS O, E. Petermar
W. Franklin Street
Bskimers
Gen
C. J. Refauver
Shest
Apradly LD Jas
Long
Noae
Oberick
Say
Stauffer
Amg
West Third Street
City
Montgomery County
MD. Ltd
Thurmont
Sronswick
Third St
Market St
Singarore
P.O
Hamerhie
Hamaville & New Market County Road
Herbert Thompson
Hamarillo
Frederick Co
Fabodawit
China
Mie Agg I
Crookere
Purina Unier
Sermo
Ehtekana
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