Sept 24 in History recap of notable deaths and events
A compact historical timeline lists notable deaths and events on September 24 across years. Names include Samuel Butler, John Marshall, Ikory Warner Slocum, Achille Bazaine, Jerermiah Wilson, and others, with brief notes on roles, deaths, and highlights such as battles and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Butler
London
John Marshall
United States
N Ya
Lkory
Warner Slocum
Federal
Army
Delphi
Marshall
Slocum
West Point
Bull Run
Sherman
Monterey
Moxico
Ince Achille Bazaine
France
Madrid
Aine
Mexico
Matz
MacMahon
Jerermah Wilson
Weehington
Admiral Schleys
Washington
Piké's Peak
Célorade Springs
Newer Notices and Ads from The News Office
Listings include lost items, wanted ads, and notices on sales. Names like Rodack & Os, Sponsel, and Lowenstein & Wertheimer appear with addresses such as 167 West Patrick St and 224 EB Obtroh St. The fragment mentions a Republican attention, farmers exchange, merchant tailoring, and subscription irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Weat
Patrick St
Arp
Prest
Aftention Republians
Reno
Besant & Knote Farmers’ Exchange Merchant Tailoring
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
New Dresa Goodar
Eee
Jaho D Mendrloka
Weekly News advertises thirteenth page features
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page paper with news and special features. It claims the largest circulation in Frederick city and county for advertising impact. Copy for new ads due by 6 p.m. Wednesday, changes by 1 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Tas Wrarxty
Pleasant notes on travelers and locals returning home
Exposition visits dominate the column as Perely Personal reports ex-senator and Mrs. Jacob Rohrbank, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. McCardall, and County Treasurer and Mrs. George W. Crum returning from the Jamestown Exposition. Many residents from East Church Street and nearby areas are highlighted as they travel to and from Washington, Baltimore, Gaithersburg, and Boston with routines of summer and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziheez
Jacob Rohrbank
A. O. McCardall
North Market Atreat
George W. Crum
Florence
Mollie Poole
East Pourth Straet
Gaithersburg
FP. Thomas
East Church Street
Polini of Rocks
Wmitsa Sarah Lenhart
East Church Straet
Washington
Ella Smith
Baltimore
John Hi. Frazier
Raymond G. Ford
West Second Street
West Church Street
Oscar P. Coblentz
Harmony
Emily Elinor Markey
Apending
Boston
Miss Basley
Markey
Columbia
D. C
College For Women
A. H. Frame
B.O.R. BR
Mc. Clare
Beasis McDonald
J .McDonald
N. T. Haller
Washington, D.C
Nattis Smith
Clifton Duvall
Brandywine
Prince George’s County
Haller
South Markets Street
Illnesses and recoveries in local residents
Miss Myrtle Munshower of West Patrick Street is improving from tone solftia. Mr. Joseph Cramer of West South Street can bear weight on crutches after a sprain. Charles E. Schaeffer of West Patrick Street was taken to City Hospital for sprondt oluis. Alien Lampe lies bedridden with peritonitis and Mrs. Ada Lough is confined to bed with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Munshower
West Patrick Street
Tone Solftia
Joseph Cramer
West South Street
Charles E. Schaeffer
City Hospital
Wire
Alien Lampe
Ala Lough Ia
Ebert Filing for Bankruptcy After Fatal Factory Fire
August O H Ebert trading as B Ebert and Sons filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with Major E Goldsborough authorities. Mrs Augustus H Ebert filed a separate petition. Fire destroyed the carriage and hardware factory on July 15, liabilities near 69333.34, assets estimated 15054.81, Central Nasional Bank holds notes and Winsbrener mortgage on all Ebert property. The couple attributed the failure to the fire and declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert Alec
O H. Ebert
B. Ebert and Sons
E. Goldsborough
Augustus H Ebert
United States District Court
Baltimore
Central Nasional Bank
Yatterday
Mra. Ebert
Baward J. Winsbrener
Larceny and Bastardy Cases Heard in Circuit Court
Circuit Court session led to verdicts and sentences including John Davis held under habeas corpus for larceny of two chickens but released. John Williams found not guilty on larceny charges. John Chambers acquitted of bastardy. Jane Stainer pled guilty for selling liquor on Sunday with fines and suspended sentence. George Knott found guilty of larceny of four chickens and sentenced to 90 days. Court adjourned with no further cases ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Singanore
John QO
John Chambers
Joseph W. Gaver
Rane
Harp
Jane Stainar
Jefferson
Eantence
H. Dorsey
Etchison
John CO. Motters
Dookes
O. O Watera
Hearing Finds Boaliff John H. BMariz In Lunatico Inaudito Case
A jury found Edward from Yorkla unfit to manage his affairs after a lunatic hearing conducted by Boaliff John H. BMariz. Aquila R Yeckle intervened for a party defendant. Jacob Rohrback represented Yeckie and Mrs. Corilla Kate Thomas. Valletta May Yeakie appeared, with counsel Wm. P. Manlaby and William Ritchie. The court will appoint a guardian later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeekie
Jacob Rohrback
Corilla
Kate Thomas
Valletta
Rocky Ridge Hall Association Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Rocky Ridge Hall Association were filed with the clerk. In corporators include Charles H. Krise, Wm A G Olem, William I Renner, George W Fox, and Clarence E Anders. Object is social and mutual benefit for Jenior Order United Amverfe and Mechanics members. principal office Rocky Ridge Maryland. Trustees must be three, members in good standing of Rocky Ridge Council Jr O U A M. Officers listed: President Charles H Kriss, Vice President William J Renner, Secretary William U Olem, Treasurer George W Fox, Trustees Clarence E Anders, William U G Olem, and Charles 8 Ertee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge Council
Charles H Kriss
William J. Renner
William U. Olem
George W Fox
Clarance E. Andera
William U. G. Olem
Charles 8. Ertee
Will of Mrs Zargable in Emmitaburg probated
The will of Rebecca Zargable of Emmitaburg is filed for probate in the Orphans Court. She leaves a life interest in her estate to husband George Zargable. After his death the property is to be sold and divided among her children Wm L Zargable Anca Mary Topper Geo Thomas Zargable Elsey Florence Zargable Lis May Zargable John Francis Zargable and Margaret Rosella Zargable. George Thomas Zargable is named executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zargable
Rebecca Zargable
Emmitaburg
Probaisa
George Zargable
Calidies
Wm. L. Zargabie
Anca Mary Topper
Geo
Thomas Zargabie
Elsey Florence Zargabie
Lis May Zargabie
John Francis Zargavie
Margaret Rosella Zargabie
Spn
Qeorge Thomas Zargabie
Typhoid illness halts Democratic Governor nominee
Judge Austin L. Crothers, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, has typhoid fever. Dr. William R. Seckes reports mild symptoms and a favorable outlook. Campaign plans stay intact with alternate speakers. Crothers remains confined but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin L. Crothers
William R. Seckes
Baltimore
Bacers Jologiss
State Board of Fazith
Jodge
Orothers
Elkton
Wighs
Howard Bratton
William Cawley
Sue
Orothars
Palse
Palas
Tha Patian
Judge Croshers
Chatrwaan Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central
Judge Crothera
Alnex
Nominés Notified Republican State Nominees in Baltimore
Republican candidates for Maryland state offices were formally notified of their nominations at the Hotel Reonert in Baltimore. Daniel R. Randall of Anne Arundel County spoke, with each candidate delivering a speech. Hammond Urner of Frederick, nominee for Attorney General, was praised for a strong speech defending Republican views on election laws and urging a new suffrage amendment. Urner pledged a fair, vigorous campaign and faithful performance of duties if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reonert
Baltimore
Daniel R. Randall
Anne Arandel County
Hammond Urner
Frederick
Baltimore Sun
Urner
Gaither
Maryland
She V'Girons
Troops March From Fair Grounds To Gettyburg
Soldivers depart with Second Squadron of the 13th U S Cavalry and battery E Third Field Artillery. They march from the fair grounds to Gettynburg via Middleburg overnight and will stay four days. Three intoxicated soldiers caused a disturbance on North Market Street in front of Boys High School, firing revolvers and creating noise around two this morning.
Public meeting at Manor Hall Doubs by Manor Council
A large crowd attended a public meeting at Manor Hall Doubs on Saturday night under Manor Council No 189 O U A M. State Councillor T A Wantler Cascade MD and T O Gardiner Hagerstown led addresses with Rev G Wm Miller and S Tf Rickman Doubs, all well received. Afterward attendees joined in a social room for refreshments.
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Manor Hall of Doubs
Manor Council
T. A. Wantler
Cascade
T. O. Gardiner
Hagerstown
G. Wm. Millar
Tf. Rickman
Doubs
Ad- Jalalig
Suit Filed Against B and O Railroad Over Water Damage
Dr Henry Frank Schamel through counsel Glenn B Worthington and K Delsater sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 500 damages claiming improvements at Brunswick caused a goster to fill and back water into his premises, flooding his osilar and well on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frank Schamel
Glenn B. Worthington
K. Delsater
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brunswick
Sohamel
City Opera House Set for October 21 Fair Opener
Frederick theater officials promise readiness before the fair with decorations likely unfinished. Wood and Lebberz aim to present top touring acts including Mrs Fiske, Blanche Bates, Shubarts, and touring ensembles. Myrkle Harder Stock Company will headline during fair week with a strong repertoire and numerous acts such as Buster Brown and Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Wiesars
Wood
Lebberz
Messrs
Frederick
Fiske
Blanche Bates
Belasco
Shubarts
Ates
Stair
Havlin
America
George Sidney
Sasy Trazy
Myrkle Harder Stock Company
Carriea
Ita Scanery
Buster Brown
Tom
Meat Prices Likely to Hold Steady If Corn Stays Strong
Philadelphia observers note meat costs may stay elevated but steady if the corn belt escapes frost disruption. Chicago wholesale cattle supply remains tight with about 1500 head on hand, while city demand and exports drive higher prices. Philadelphia now consumes far more cattle weekly than in the past, with sheep, pork and beef prices all up about three cents per pound from a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Msas
Thomas Bradley
Chicago
Work of Death Emory Lindsay Mount Airy
Emory Lindsay of Mount Airy died September 1988 at the Maryland Hospital Baltimore from appendicitis at age 11. Survived by his wife, his remains were brought home September 22 by train, with funeral at Prospect church large attendance. Rev Harris of Taylorville led services. Floral tributes numerous. pallbearers listed. Carl Lewis in charge. Ella Baker dies after 24 hours illness at age 18, daughter of Henry and Mrs Baker of Wakefield Carroll County. Survived by brothers and sisters, including Kenner Baker of Dayton Ohio and Blanche Baker of Baltimore. Advertising note ends page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Lindsay
Mount Airy
Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Haia
Moons Airy
Prospect Church
Harris
Tayloraville
Ella Baker
Henry Baker
Wakefield
Carroll County
Clarence Ennor
New Windsor
Frederick County
Miss Baker
Messra Kenner Baker
Dayton
Frank Baker
Medford
Elsie Bollinger
Lillian Smith
Nora Baker
Waakefield
Blanche Baker
Fragments List Names of Local Officials
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Kefauver Baxer Harazis Harren and Toomas along with roles like President Vice President Cashier and Assistant Cashier. Specific offices or jurisdictions are unclear.
Dress Goods and Fashion Forthcoming at Hendrickson
See new Fall dress fabrics and trims at JOIN DD. HENDRICKSON. The text includes rich plaid cloths, serges for children, and a bargain on 86 inch check wool at 392. A full line of imported broadcloths from $1.50 to $3 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhess
Frederick
Newcat
George
Rodock & OG
Woman's College Goods Offer Deep September Sales
The ad promotes a fall sale of women’s apparel and fabrics from Miller’s store. Highlights include Conch Covers, Portieres, Madras and Moulin fabrics, Slambar Robes, College Flags, cushions, and various Black Silk and Wool fabrics. Prices show big discounts, with many items slashed to a fraction of their values, and a money back guarantee on unsplit goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Qveldte & Miller's
Plana
Panama
Reidig and Miller at the Bijou in One Act Comedy
The Bijou Theatre presents a one act comedy titled raining s Hus band starring Miss Jackson and Mr. Levin with strong audience applause. The program also features moving pictures and illustrated songs. New films secured by Mr. Downing make this week’s show an exceptionally fine selection.
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Bijou
Raining
Misa Jackson
Levin
Downing
Concrete sidewalks transform Myersville into concrete town
Myersville rapidly becomes known for concrete walks, with George W. Wachtel planning an 800 foot curb area in front of his property. Street Commissioner John T. Hildebrand advances an unbroken pavement link from Boonsboro to Popular Street, connecting school and Dr Hokes properties. Citizens praise the project as boosting the town and spurring further building and repairs.
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Myersville 5
George W. Wachtel
John T. Hildebrand
Boonsboro
Dr. Hokes
Oltzeng
Birthday Party Honors Emma Zellera on Eleventh Birthday
Mr and Mrs Charles B Zellera hosted Emma Zellera at their South Market Street home for her eleventh birthday party. The well decorated event featured Japanese lanterns, music, games and refreshments. Bliss Zellers received numerous remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Zellera
Emma
South Market Street
Rafresahmante
Bliss Zellers
Lawful Grip Yields Jail Time Across City Fines
Charles Dorsey, colored, arrested by Officer Herwig for drunks and disorders, before Justice Hokstein. Fined $2 or 10 days, Ellen Emich, colored, fined $1 for throwing a rock. Hank Miller given a hearing before Justice Eckatein for cursing and swearing. Blawan fined $2 and paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dorsey
Herwig
Justice Hokstein
Ellen Emich
Dorsey
Hank Miller
Jnatlos
Corn Ear with Four Grains Found in Garden
Caspar Killian of East Fifth atroat reported an unusual ear of sugar corn from his garden. Four stalks yielded an ear with four additional ears around it, all grains intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caspar Killian
Enohof
Republican Campaign Club Meets at Farmers Bank
Attention Republicans a meeting of the Republican Campaign Club is set for Thursday at 8 o'clock on the second floor of the Farmers Mechanic National Bank. A constitution and by laws will be adopted arrangements made for a big Republican meeting new members admitted and a large attendance urged Braddock Heights. Also Braddock Heights dance tonight cars leave every half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Campaign Club
Farmers’ & Mechanica' National Bank
Braddock Heights
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THN Daily News
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Wammerom
Fee Nuwz
Maryland— Fair
W. Ts. Woorf
the Weekly News
Perely Personal
MR. Ebert
E. O Yeakle
Orrothers
Nominses Notified
Myrkia-Harder Co
Citizens’ National Bake
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WH. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman Samdel G, Duvall
Directore
Cashier Asst
Jopex Jas. McSurrry
Gro
Suire
Fuver Jonn C. Morren
Joan 8
Ramsborg
Wh. G. Baxer
D E. Kefauver
D.H. Harazis
Tos H. Harren
C. M. Toomas
Dann, Baker
Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Woman's College Goods
Jobh D. Hendrickson
Newdig & Muller
Myersville
Aherd
North Market St
Wea
Asaort
the Fashion
Larga
Emall Amaunta
Boise
Carpet and Furniture Store
No 117
Eset
Pitman Shorthand Club
Women’s College
Seorge
Rudder
BIGE
Fonerse Director
Thomas P. Rior
North Market Stracs
Ross Maqcekenzie
Ganersi Homeonath S
South Alarket St
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Gonity
Decisaawiy
Peterman
W. Franklin Brrest
Baltimars
Sraderick St Olty Hotel
Marysdawis
L. Refauver
Eamovali
North Market
Avraaly Do
Jas. A. Long
Kys
Eah
Ofica
North Marert &F. Frederick, MD
Cramer & Stauffer
Geamer & Stauffer
OAH FB
Cramer DY
Stauifer
Fidelity
City
Sais
Montgomery County
Thurmont
North Market Street
Market St
Third Ot
Singapore
P.O
Amsvile
B.& OQ
Vansville & New Market County Road
Herbert Thompson
Hamavtiila
Frederick Co
Ma. TechSidand
Bappingior
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