In History Sept 25 Glimpse of Explorers and Leaders
The column notes Columbus’s second voyage with 17 ships and 1500 men from Cadiz. It records deaths of Philip I of Spain Marquis of Epinala Marhal Macdonald Humphrey and General John M Palmer. It mentions British relief at Lucknow and American withdrawal from Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cadiz
Ywo—Pillip I
Spain
I Balbox
Pacific Ocean
Epaln
Epinola
Marahal Macdonald
Uoder Napoleon
Duke of
Tarentum
Courcelles
France
Tram
Havelock
Lucknow
George Murray Humphrey
London
John M. Palmer
Illinois
Springfield
Peking
Ladies Wanted Fall Millinery Por Display
Fall millinery display promoted for ladies featuring American Lady brand items. Friday special showcase promises new arrivals and fashionable hats. event emphasizes timely viewing and purchase opportunities.
Manifold Medical Risk Compare In Next Months
The article contrasts accident risks across regions and months, noting the North and Middle Atlantic coast areas experience more fatal incidents than the East, with cities surging in October and November. It discusses probability of death from accidents versus disease, stating a man faces 100 chances of dying in an accident versus one of catching pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Fergos
Pleasantly Busy Local Faces In Town and Neighborhood
Purely personal notes list J C Gilbert of Ms Atry visiting on business. Mrs Nanicie Knott from Baltimore visits Mr David Boots. Elizabeth Gilson returns from Taneytown. Rosa Bizely back from Baltimore. J W Whitehill returns from Baltimore with her son. M O Gotzbaugh and Carolyn Young return from a Philadelphia Baltimore trip. North Delaplans, steam furnishings contractor, visits Dr J Radcliff. Barry E Giesser and family return to Philadelphia from BackusTown. Ward and Austin Eissiner depart for Baltimore to attend Morrison University School. Ernest Sappington leaves Buckingham Industrial School for Hahnemann School in Philadelphia. David Hing, Metropolitan Life rep, plans to move his family from Baltimore. King to reside in former Rice dwelling at 7 East Fourth. Committee to organize the friemen demonstration meets at Independent Hose Hall. Zinc and grinding extend Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear. Sold by P L Hargett & Co. Buy you saw it in Tae News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Atry
Nanicie- Knott
Baltimore
David
Boots
Elizabeth Gilson
Taneytown
Mis
Rosa Bizely
J. W. Whitehill
M. O. Gotzbaugh
Carolyn Young
Philadelphia
North Delaplans
James Delaplane
J. Radcliff
Barry E. Gsieer-end
Eli Nicodemus
Backlystown
Messrs
Ward
Austin Eissiner
West Third Street
Morrison University School
Ernest Sappington
Buckingham Industrial School
Hahnemann School of Homeopathy
David Hing
Metropolitan Life Insuratioa Company
King
David 8. Rice
East Fourth
Circuit Court acquits Feltz and Novinger in key trials
In a circuit court session Chester Thomas was found guilty of highway robbery with a motion for a new trial pending. Ernest Harrig, a 16 or 17 year old, faced carnal abuse charges and was found guilty with a 10 year sentence to Maryland Penitentiary. Frank Fritz was acquitted of destruction of property, while Joseph Navingsr was acquitted of watch theft. Tobias Roberts faced a house breaking indictment with a demurrer under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Feltz
Joseph Novinger
Ernest Harris
Chester Thomas
Thomas
Harp ‘&Etohtson
Frank. Fritz
Airy
Britz
Harp
Harrigg Wan
Maryland
Tobi Roberts
Hiaat
Torney
Turnpike plans and officers outlined after election
A fragmented report notes new officers include Gr Feeds Zolgier John 5 Shock and Fred Z Hook from Greencastle. After the election, 95835 abated and $43,125 was divided among twelve new officers. New managers will drive the turnpike from McConnelisburg to Itaburg, a stretch of 41 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr Feeds
Zolgier
John
Shock
Fred
Z. Hook
Greencastle
McConnelisburg
Jitaburg
Millon
Quiet Marriage at St John’s Catholic Church
By byle y Eisenhauer records a quiet marriage at St John’s Catholic Church parsonage with Rev Father Kane officiating. The bride, daughter of John Eisenbauer, a North Market Street merchant, is described as popular. The groom is a well known photographer. Mr. and Mrs. Byerly plan to reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Eisenhauer
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Kane
John Eisenbauer
North Market Street
Vacate Western Union Offices Along Pennsylvania Line
Western Union Telegraph Company must remove all instruments and offices along the Pennsylvania Railroad line by September 20. At issue were about 450 offices, though many have already been cleared and roughly 100 remain. Pennsylvania Railroad officials expect no trouble in removing wires and instruments as ordered by President Onssatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Western Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Onssatt
Start a Big Dog Farm at White Post Clarke County
Wm. O. Kennerly of White Post Clarke County has been offered the presidency of a capitalist company that bought a large land tract to establish a kennel for training raising and improving bird and other huting dogs. Headquarters will be White Post with all business through that office. Also last night in City Opera House the society comedy Strange Adventures of Amos Skeeter drew a small but select audience despite bad weather. The company departed by the B and O this morning for Alexandria Va where they are booked for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O. Kennerly
White Post
Clarke County
Sli
Amos Skeeter
Opsta House
Alexandria
Remarkable Yieh Sugar Crop on Kolb Bros Land
On the Monoscy river term near the city Kolb Bros own land raised sixty toms and two hundred sixty one pounds of sugar corn this season tenanted by George W Speaks, a notable yield for the area reflecting diverse crops and local farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb Bros
George W. Speaks
Records of real estate transfers and court notices
Week’s Record to the Offices of the Orphans’ and Ortroul Courts lists transfers of real estate, wills, and administration details for September 24 1902. Names include John H. Culler Dr Charles W Orum G W Smith Mrs O M Myers Emma Wertheimer Benjamin Pryor and many others with properties in Frederick Brunswick Jefferson and the county. A horse incident near Dall Brothers department store is noted along with a new magazine insert Literature Art and Music offering subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otroul and Orphans’ Courts
Marrings Llosness
Otrouland Orphans' Courts
John H. Culler
Charles W
Orum
Jefferson
G.W. Smith
M. Myers
A. McComas
Alex. Neill
Bessia B. Baer
Blue Ridge Sammie
Emma
Philip H
Birely
Wilbee
Frederick
Goblentz
sHauver
Érnstées
Benjamin
F. Fryar
John D.duble
Benjamin F. Pryor
Newton ‘White
Aly
Marianu
White
George
Haguen
Elizabeth Snyder
Eleanor M. Johnson
Josiah Betts
Annis M. Bette
Jacob Koogle
Michael H. Lippy
Bulen Lippy
Local Mart Market Quotions and Property Sale Report
The Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes corn at 62 cents per bushel and No 2 red wheat at 64 cents per bushel. New oats bring 40 cents per bushel. A Linn property on South Market Street has been sold to Mr B H Gilson near the United Engine House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
St Josephs Jubilee Celebrated by Vincentian Priests
A large crowd gathered as Vincentian priests marked the semicentennial of St Joseph's Church Emmilteborg. Cardinal Gibbons presided with Bishop Allen and Rev M Oaasiay assisting. the event featured a grand procession, orchestra, and new church fittings after decades of service by Fathers O'Donoghue, White, Kohl, McDermore, Crotty, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fathers of the Minion
Bé. Joseph's Chure
Emmilteborg
John Haydon
O.M
Gibbons
Allen
Mobile
M. Oaasiay
Weatmirater
D. B. Lennon
Taney Tows
Plea Abou
Charlee Molloy
O. M
Branda O'Donoghue
Benty F. White
BE. Joseph's
Kohl
Littlestown
McDermore
Waynesboro
Crotty
Gettysburg
Monsvarde
Washington
Manley
Mount
Be. Mary’s
Nueces ‘O'Donoghue
D. M
J. Brady
McGovern
Brown
Inns McNeice
Bradley
Hlynn
Lan‘sloger
Sopra Joseph
Welty
Frederick
Migses
Sara
Fanny
Hoke
Mae Loug-aleo
William Lardy
Philadelphia
Basset
Tyson
Thomas Lan- Aloger
Snowy party memories and a late night outing
A social gathering described with misspellings and faded details. The Bupper Party added charm to a snowy scene with a menu featuring fruit salad, potato chips, fused tomatoes, preserves, and a cake. Mary M4chi waits as guests arrive and depart after six o'clock returning by a special Gar shorty to The Fantake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M4chi
Birthday Party for Miss Aliie May Shivers at Unionville
On September 23 Miss Aliie May Shivers of Unionville celebrated her birthday with guests arriving about 7:90 p.m. Music games and social chat filled the evening until 11:30 when guests dined on seasonal delicacies. Miss Shivers received handsome presents and guests included Miss Wagner Miss Douty Miss Poole Miss Franklin and others plus local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliie May Shivers
Unionville
Shiv“ers
Miss Wagner
George Barnes Arrested After Disorderly Conduct in Edsihbars Alley
George Barnes was arrested by Offoe Heibraner for disorderly conduct in Edsihbars alley. He appeared before Jastics Smith who owed him $5. in default Barnes was jailed for 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae
George Barnes
Orfered
Offoe Heibraner
Edsihbars
October Weather Prospects and Stage Show Lineup
Forecaster R Hloke predicts a stormy October with rain and possible snow in the north, rising to warm periods amid Vulcan and Mercury phases. Heavy storms, high tides, and wintry features are expected in the north and east, with a January-like cold bias near month end. Meanwhile, theater notes promote the musical comedy That's Al starring Fisher and Carroll, and Hauting for Hawkins at the City Opera House, praised for its strong cast and lavish production elements. The cast includes William Friend, Alf Grant, the Gleeson sisters, and many noted local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hloke
Tober
Ednesday
Macon
Gulf
Aular
Hauting
Hawkies
Hawkins
City Opera House
William Friend
Alf Grant
Jonn
Bertha Gleeson
Don Harold
Newell Sod Niblo
Maxwell Scd
Dedley
Aids Rivara
May Thompson
Harry Martin
Amy Esmets
Grace Best
Jena Baxter
Jennie Morton
Mayme Hann
Dickson Sisters
Newport Odetts
Broadway
Imps Mandolin Club Plans Evening Rehearsal
The Imps Mandolin and Guitar Club will host a regular weekly gathering in the orchestra room at City Hall tonight at 8 o clock. A rehearsal is planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imps
City Hall
Early Fall Millinery Display and Local Market News
Special display begins Friday September 26 featuring trimmed and untrimmed hats plus soft pillow top lines with new cords and tassels from N., B. & D. Mantz at 16S Market St. Lide's Friday Market offers fish and shellfish including bock trout bluefish crab meat clams oysters. A Grace Reformed church class 18 concert is at Woman's College Hall Friday evening with tickets at RicCardell's for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & D. Mantz
Market St
Lide
Grace Reformed Church
Woman's College Hall
RicCardell
Priva
Garment Sale Strips through Remnant Table Prices
Odd items draw to end for garments in sale. Remaining white and colored waists moved to remnant table with marked prices. Counts include 500 colored peralo waists at 1.00, 680 priced 1.00, 680 priced 1.00, white waists 60c to 1.60, and white Gibson waists 1.18. Limited white stock and some black lawn pieces remain. Also linen skirts cut to half cost and Mohair wristwear marked down to 1.48 in colors Black Cream Red Navy Blue. Two dozen remaining.
Spring Jackets Sale Offers Bargain Prices Across Styles
Lightweight jackets in Browne gray and navy range from 38 to 82 bust. Prices drop to about half original cost with unlined and lined options. Notable deals include $84.00 jackets reduced, satin lined styles cut to $3.75, and various reductions on lined models. Unknown offer further details teased.
Broadglow and Bradelath Hardware and Fashion Ads
An old newspaper page fragment advertises clothing items and home goods. It mentions lace curtains, brass brasails, gloves, and cape gloves with sale prices, plus a coal oil stove marketed as a Standard Oil guaranteed heater for winter warmth. The text reflects a bustling storefront tone with numerous misread names and scattered product lines.
Notice to Minors and Park Hotel liquor rule
Local notice warns that any minor attempting to obtain intoxicating liquor at the Park Hotel will be dealt with by law. An excursion is advertised by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Frederick to Hagerstown on Sunday September 28. Special train departs Frederick at 9 00 a m and returns from Hagerstown at 6 00 p m. Round trip fare is 75 cents. Tickets valid only on the date of issue and the special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park Hotel
B. Stexrr
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Isms
New Carpet and Dry Goods At L H Mullirin Store
The shop promotes Axminster carpets with broad designs and colors, claiming vast stock from a recent New York market trip. It highlights Jack Dress Goods, silks, velvet dress fabrics, and a wide range of domestic dry goods with low prices and varied patterns.
Real estate loans and carpet store ad mix in city notices
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century ad page lists real estate for sale with dwellings and farms, loan offers, and high cash prices for securities. It includes references to a Fidelity Bond rate, mortgage terms, and parcels of land near the city, plus a carpet shop offering AXMINSTER and BRUSSELS carpets with delivery wagons. The text mentions O. E. CLINE as leading carpet store and includes miscellaneous lines about medical claims and neglected levers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Moose
Independent Hose Hall
Devoe
P. L. Hargett & Cr
Oheater Thomas
Woonnellsburg
Emmitsburg
Dall Brothers
W. 3. Derr
J. Urner Whedon
Muzic
South
Sewe
Literature
Fcrest
New York City
Josepic
Emamitsburg Catholic Church
Exeroiece
Examittaburg
Bupper Party
Hargets
C. E. Talbott
Mon County
Court House
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Bes
Talbott
Douglas H. Hargett
Innes
Loyers
City Opera Hones
Mie
Fisher
Carroll
At Buffalo
Cory
Jobn Hendmufbon
Douy
iLewpatoxson
Brussels
Jara Pharnisciat
Sappingtof
Axminster
L. EH. Mullirix
Rodook
EAN Big
Bargaln Bulletur
Gooda
Bayera
Hon
York
Rodook.& OD
A.T, Kige & Sone
A. T. Rios & Sova
Norte
Mart
Feederia Carty
Thomas P. Rige
East Ourth
Errest Frederick
Hare Builders
Mantell and Tilby
DR WM. A
Botrler
Frederick Firataid
Attorney AT Law
Omice
Court Street
Idwin-Devilbire
Iy Most ‘Devileiss & Uber
Tarer
Insurange
Cidaw
Siidawdy
Wdawly
Noah
E. Oramer
Noah E. Oramer
Inburber
Patrick St
City
Rinrol
Fearayilie
Stoser
Peer Mine
B. Nm
Sobnsrilie
Pearl
Atres
Sonia
W. Ghareh
Harmony
First Nationa
Bank Sulidine
Oline
Velvets
Teo
O. E. Cline
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