In History Sept 24 Highlights United States figures
Calendar of notable deaths and births lists John Marehaul Aaron Burr General John Sevier Henry Warner Slocum Henry Milman Francois Bazaine John Pope Jeremiah Wilson. Entries place births in Germantown Princeton Delphi Louisville and Louisville with deaths in 1835 1833 1789 1894 1811 1822 and 191? in Washington Madrid Dusky.
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John Marehaul
United States
Germantown
Vue
Aaron Burr
Princeton
N. J
Aled
John Sevier
King's Mountain
Henry Warner Slocum
Delphi
Francois Achille Bazaine
France
Madrid
John Pope
Sandusky
Loulaville
Jeremiah Wilson
Washington
Admiral Schley
Circuit Court Hears Larceny Cases and Sentences Georgia
In a morning session Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judges Motter and Henderson presided as cases were readied for trial. Georgia, a Black defendant, was found guilty of larceny of an overcoat and trousers from William Hood and sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction. The docket also included William Seara pleading guilty to assault and battery, released on $100 bail for two years. Days faced larceny charges over a gold watch from Miss Alice Fellers. he claimed taking it to prevent another theft and cited a Baltimore merchant father. Jury arguments continued in the Knabe Manufacturing Company suit against Mr and Mrs Wilcoxon, resulting in a verdict for the defendants. The column ends with the verse “Phoebe Comes to Town,” reflecting social times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slock
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
William Seara
Aspack
John Webster
Brunswick
Savannah Georgie
Georgia
William Hood
Hood
House of Correction
George A. Pearce
George Days
Alice Fellers
Point of Rocks
Reno S. Harp
Knabe Manufacturing Company
Harry E. Wilcoxon
Funeral Notices For Grant Vanfossen And Mrs Gittinger
The remains of Grant Vanfossen arriving from McKeesport Pa were taken to East Patrick street residence of George S Wilson for funeral services tomorrow at 2 PM with interment at Mt Olivet. Mrs Z James Gittinger to be buried Saturday with services at the house. Austin Haffner received a fine cocker spaniel from Gen J M Morrison, a Mexico bred dog that won several premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Vanfossen
McKeesport
Frederick
George S. Wilson
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Z. James Gittinger
Austin Haffner
8. T. Haffner
East Third Street
J. M. Morrison
Mexico
Engagement Closed at City Opera House by Will H Myers Stock Co
A bagged hero presented last night at the City Opera House by the Will H Myers Stock Company drew a fair-sized audience. The show and specialties were well received, and the engagement with this city ends. Also noted are market quotes from Mountain City Mills for corn, wheat and oats, Bishop Pares’s seventy seventh birthday, and letters about paint purchases with Devos pricing.
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City Opera Hones
Will H. Myers Stock Company
Hargreaves Circus Delights Annapolis Crowd
The Hargreaves circus, billed as an excellent show, performed in Annapolis after a Frederick next day engagement. Report highlights include a parade crowd and acts by Miss Mabel Hall with Columbus the elephant, noted as the largest animal on tour, along with bareback and midair trapeze acts and a strong tiger den performance by Mrs. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargreaves
Frederick
Annapolis
Anapolis
Dayton
Billy Bounce
Colambur
Mabel Hall
National Camp Ends In Harmony At Patriotic Sons Convention
The Supreme Camp of the Patriotic Sons of America concluded its biennial Baltimore convention with high spirits over its health and future prospects. National organizers reported 33 new camps formed in the South last year, about $20,000 allocated for next year, and debates over a lapel badge versus scarf.
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the Patriotic Sons of America
Baltimore
B. Lyden
Florida
F. W. Alexander
Virginia
Columbus
Grace Reformed Miss Society plans September reception
News of the Churches reports the Miss Society of Grace Reformed Church hosting a congregational reception at Grace Chapel East Second Street tomorrow evening September 25 from 8 to 10 with an orchestra and refreshments. The event invites all church members and Sunday School friends to attend. Inspector F F Sharron inspected Germantown post office to examine a dereliction charge against postmaster Ida Dwyer. the report commended her good conduct since appointment seven or eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Society of Grace Reformed Church
Grace Chapel
East Second Strest
F. F. Sharron
Washington
Germantown
Montgomery County
Taken to Montevue for treatment by deputy sheriff
John T. Harrison, a pensioner, was this morning taken to Montevue by Deputy Sheriff Emory Nelson for treatment. He came to Brunswick seven weeks ago and was cared for by Track Hathaway. Hathaway asked Jastios Jordan to accompany him to Montevue as he could not care for him longer. Harrison is suffering from consumption.
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Mor
John T. Harrison
Montevue
Sherif Emory Nelson
Harrison
Brunswick
Track Hathaway
Hathaway
Jastios Jordan
Montevne
Barrison
Contracts Awarded for Montsous Hospital Supplies
Contracts awarded for the coming quarter at Montsous Hospital include Grooskes and F. W. Staub dry goods Geo S Rodock Co Hour feed Stsiner Brothers Jefferson coal W S Miller Markell and Trail cattle Zacharias and Berok tobacco and S Lb Lity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsous Hospital
Grooskes
F. W. Staub
Geo. S. Rodock & Co
Stsiner Brothers
Jefferson
W. S. Miller and
Markell & Trail
Zacharias and
Berok
S. Lb
Wedded at High Noon in St Luke's Church
A high noon ceremony at St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church in Adamstown united Miss Gertrude Edith Slade and Rev. George William Thomas. Bishops, trustees, and a large gathering witnessed the rites with music by Miss Schaeffer of Washington. The bride wore crape de chine and traveled in zibiline for a northward wedding trip. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Paret of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Edith Slade
George William Thomas
Adamstown
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Paret
Maryland
Benjamin White
Lohengrin
Misa Schaeffer
Washington, D.C
Bruce McPherson
Baltimore
Miss Call
Jack Thomas
Early Baden
Wolford—Jones
Samuel E. Wolford
Sangamon County
Til
Elizabeth Jones
Londoun County
H.R. Eschbach
Nooinger—Gatrell
Joseph Nooinger
Pennsylanis
Misa Dora Hay Gatrell
County
O. O. Marriott
Mt. Airy
A Wonderful Rifle New Army Weapon Could Sweep Fifty-Five Men
A New York Mail and Express correspondent reports rapid Springfield factory work in Springfield Massachusetts on a new Springfield magazine rifle for War Department orders. The weapon claims long range up to five miles, higher muzzle velocity, and the ability to penetrate multiple targets in a column. Tests compare it to the Krag Jorgensen, noting lighter overall weight and a redesigned bayonet system.
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New York Mail and Express
Springfield Magazine
United States Armory
Springfield
Mass
War Department
Ordnance Department
PURELY PERSONAL: Social Notes From Maryland and Nearby States
Texas doctor visits Hon M J Grove in Sims Kiln. Mrs Engelbrecht of Taney-Sowa visits friends in this city. Miss XNI KR and D Mantz return from New York. Eugene Guy Phoebus back from Dayton. Eliza J Rice and niece Othetts Rice visit relatives in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs R A Bennett and son Alton stay in Baltimore and Washington. Mr and Mrs J M Inskeap visit Lime Kiln relative Hon M J Grove. Mrs John Gomber and daughter visit in Washington. Mrs H M Claggett and son visit Mrs Thomas Schrey. Mrs William M Crimmins, Western Division Telegraph manager, visits Baltimore. Miss Rossie Johns of Washington visits Chas W Rees Court Square.
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Dr. Lauchh
Texas
M. J. Grove
Sims Kiln
Fara
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Taney- Sowa
Xni. KR
D. Mantz
New York
Eugene Guy Phoebus
Dayton
Ohio
Mise Eliza J. Rice
Othetts Rice
Baltimore
R. A. Bennett
Alton
Washington
J. M. Inskeap
Moorefield
W. Va
John Gomber
South Market Street
Washington, D. C
Rescue Bank Of Frepuniox Cashier Swears to True Statement
The document presents a bank statement with assets and liabilities, listing reserves, notes, and checks, plus a sworn certification by cashier G. Zimmerman on September 15, 1903, before Justice J. Travers Thomas. Directors Geo. Wm. Smith, Thomas B. Haller, J. D. Baker witness the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavgeor
County of Frepuniox
G.ummerman
G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Geo. WM. Smith
Thomas B. Haller
J. D. Baker
Work of Death Joins Baltimore Quiet Deaths
John B. Hering, 28, of 718 West Platt Street Baltimore, died at Maryland University Hospital after an overdose of laudanum. A longtime cigar maker for August Mencken & Bro., he suffered repeated hemorrhages after lifting a heavy weight. Survived by wife, a daughter eight, and brother Edward. Native of Frederick, he moved to Baltimore years ago. Mrs C P Smith, East Fourth, long ill, is now able to be about.
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Joen B. Hering
John B. Hering
West Platt Street
Baltimore
Maryland University Hospital
Hering
Herlog
August Mencken & Bro
Pratt and Greene Atreacs
Ladies of Frederick Bazaar Meeting and Local Events
Local notices announce the Ladies of Frederick meeting Independent Hose Company committee at Independent Hall on Friday September 25 at 7 30 o clock. The Mite Society Grace Reformed church hosts a reception for Sandsy school in Grace chapel Friday September 25 from 8 to 10 30 p m with a program and refreshments. Mrs Pott of Shanghai China to speak at All Saints Chapel Saturday September 26 at 7 30 p m followed by a reception. Congregation and friends invited.
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Alfred Bitter
Atty. Bugey
Bilo
Geo Brust
Agt
Lidie
Jacob ‘Rohrback
Grace
Mite Society
All Saints Chapel
Burger Art Gallery
Cramer
N. RB
D. Mantz
Frederick
Independent
Independent Hall
Jacos Rowkpack
Mite Society of
The
Grace Reformed Church
Church
Sandsy School
Grace Chapel
Mount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wildwood Park
Baltimore & Ohio
Harper’s Ferry
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Largest assortment of fine rugs and carpets in city
L E Mullinix announces on sale the largest variety of fine rugs and carpet sizes ever shown in the city. The message invites customers to visit the new rug exhibitor to see how easily furnishing plans can be matched from the designs and colorings offered.
Newark Strike Expands To Power Houses Demands 22 Cents Per Hour
A large Newark strike spreads to all power houses and gas workers as trolley and transit lines halt. Workers demand 22 cents an hour abolition of split runs and union recognition. Police guard stations as fear grows about citywide disruption and long delays for shoppers and workers.
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Sya- Sem
Ferce
Newark
N. J
Wits
Spectuia
Jtdu
Essex
Hudson
Passaic
Union
McCarter
Public Service Corporation
Ast
Strie
Lyric
Offtow Pheswaatetion
Aig
HULL
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Charles Pallman
Creageratown
O. W. Loy
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Edward Graham
John Pyle
Osatle Finn
Mount Prospect Cemetery
Frank Zimmerman
Judge Bisch
Thurmont
Jeremiah Martin
Harry Krise
Pearl Pyle
Union Bridge
Marvin Chapel
George Rankins
Bargee
J. D. Wright
Damascus
Thomas Osshour
New London
Vernon Runkles
M. J.grova
Norfolk
Jos. Lorick
Inskip
C. J. Keller
Eugene Grove
Dr. Lorick
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Vernon
Benjamin Long
Thomas Fisher
Effie Martin and Son
Misa Bertie Heiser
Thorady
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Dora McDonald
Dorcas Mosburg
Thomas Webster
Mamie Wachter
Scott Stone
Edward Plummer
Rocky Springs
Charles Phelena
Martin L. Kline
M. J. Hebsrly
U. B
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Savannah
Ulathtog
Wiliam Hood
Osec
Mnabe Va
Wilcoxon
Phoebe
Mountain City
Bishop Pares
William Pares
Madison
Monocacy Valley Packing Company
Devos
Aaron Higgins
Plainfield
Bara Rathmell
Williamsport
Davoe
Bart Young
Girard
Nathaniel Barber
Canton
F. W. Diver & Co. P.s—P. L. Hargett & Company
Annapolis Capital Concern
Hargreaves’ Cirone
A. National Camp
News OF the Churches
G. W. Thomas
Miss Slade
St. Luke's
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF
U.S
Nickola
U. S
Banka Ana
Tatai
C. P. Smith
East Fourth Arrest
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mullis
Black, Ka
Jorn Hunpaise
Newig & Miller
Nic & Miller
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Clinton E. Main
Main's
North Market Street
Hatoo
Main
Hote
Guali
TY Hotel Ghill
Chicago
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California
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Presbyterian Chapel
West Second
Basant & Kyott
F. B. Sappington
North Market
George
Rovock & Ce
HIG
E. Gol
Tue Josh
Foour Kas
Fediura
Pepe Loh
Ark Hull
Standard of America
Hull & Reich
H. B. Peterman
West Franklin Street
City
Dentists Masonic Temple
Witeoute
Eldawly
D. R
Sicodemus
Frederick County
Alfred Ritter
Slident
E.cline
Pat
Axminster
Ec Bse Furniture Department
C. E. Oline
Carpsband Feruitare Store
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