In History: Spanish Claim and Napoleonic Era Notes
The Daily News recalls Sep 25 events such as Lavitor’s claim of Pacific Ocean possession in Spain’s name, Hemans’s burial note, Macdonald’s death as a Napoleon general, the relief of Lucknow by British forces, and Circumbaikal railway opening for military traffic, among other historical timelines and figures.
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Lavitor
Pacife Ocean
Spain
Lelleia Dorothea Hemans
Wisbon
Liverpool
Wil-Marson Macdonald
Napoleon
Duke of
Clarentum
Courcelies
France
Trim
Havelock
Lucknow
Yosun
Jared B. Flagg
New York City
Letters from the People on rail service and road improvement
In two letters readers complain about poor railroad accommodations to Washington and Baltimore, urging better schedules and criticizing delays. A second letter argues against the Kamp Town road case, favors general road widening over selective projects, and urges county commissioners to fund broader improvements for safety and ease of travel.
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Ploaga
Kamptown
Ballevesls
Polots
Kemptown
Wa A. Lakin
Lineman Relared in Accident at Frederick County
A Frederick County Telephone employee, Jamea E Brust, suffered a dislocated left shoulder yesterday while placing a wire in position yester day. The incident occurred during routine work, with Brust transported for treatment. No further details on injuries or prognosis are provided.
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Frederick County
Jamea E Brust
Datter, Widow, and Local Obituary Notices
Datter Was a Brother of J. Boward Daval of this city, aged 78, burial in NiehVa,Milla. Mrs. Mary Virginia Dovall widow of J. Ijams Davall, died in Baltimore aged 70. funeral at 102 East 22d Street, Baltimore. Remains to be brought to this city and interment at Olives cemetery. Jerome Wilcom, 78, died at Riesla Mills. survived by three children and siblings in Cuomber land. high mass funeral at Se Jobo's Gathola church. interment at 8 John's Cemetery. Infant Carl T. Bohililag, son of Mr. and Mrs Yowsend D Yailling, died aged 7 months 2 days. funeral from grandparents' home at 64 Hses Sorth Street. burial at M$. Olives cemetery. Observers and funeral directors listed.
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Mary Virginia Dovall
J. Ijams Davall
Baltimore
J Edward Duvall
East 22d Street
Plass
Baltre
Ohio Depos
Ms. Olivas Cemetery
Jerome Wilcom
Rishl
Hyea
Annie Wilcom
Susan Elworthy
Jacob Wilcom
Riesla Mille
Cuomberland
Se Jobo
Gathola
John’s
Carl T. Bohililag
Madav
Charles BE. Tracy
E L. McLeas
M$. Olives Cemetery
Derfar & Bon
Princes George's Republican convention at Marinors
The Prince George's Republican convention at Marinors nominated a ticket. The Democratic campaign opened with a mass meeting in Elkton, home of Judge Orothers. Mr. Baltis H. Kennard, long prominent in Baltimore public life, died after weeks of illness. Miss Nancy Lee, daughter of Colambus O'Donnell Lee, announced engagement to William J. A. Wasterg Jr. John P. Poa proposed that senatorial candidates exceed 40 percent, else party chotes choose. if none reach 46 percent, the lowest drops in legislative balloting until a pholos minde.
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Marinors
Bottall
Elkton
John P Poa
United States
Law’s Rip Sent to Baltimore County for Assault
Henry Perpns, wanted in Baltimore county on assault with intent to kill, was arrested yesterday by Officer Strawnberger with aid from a local constable. He was committed to jail and taken to Baltimore county this morning. John Banaets of New Market, detained for public disturbance, was examined by Judge Bokatetn and released on condition to leave town. John Traly, arrested for drunkenness, was taken to jail for tonight’s hearing.
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Baltimore County
Henry Perpns
Offiser Strawnberger
Tosbies Kokstein
John Banoest
New Market
Atreets
Banaets
John Traly
Otticer Herwig
Elo
Child nearly falls from second story window in accident
Sune Wattmore, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Whitmore of East Third Street, leaned from a shattered sash and slipped, striking a board fence below. She sustained a four inch long wound to the top of her head but was not seriously hurt. Dr. Harry F. Fabrney treated the injury and she is recovering.
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Sune Wattmore
Norman Whitmore
East Third Street
Harry FP. Fabrney
Dreta
Local residents show health updates in Wisner area
The Sick, Mies Mamie Andrews on Wisner street remains ill while Mrs B Storm on South Market street is improving. Mr Barry Best on East Church street is able to be about. Jamie Moberly on South Market street is somewhat improved. Ray Fislechman at Dey Hospital has recovered enough to return home.
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Mies Mamie Andrews
Wisner Attreet
B .W. Storm
South Market Street
Barry Best
Easé Church Street
Misa Jamie Moberly
Ray Fislechman
Dey Hospital
Prisoners Moved to House of Corruption and Maryland Penitentiary
Prisoners taken by Deputy Grimes include Thomas Bennett Samuel Woodyard and Jacob Hall colorad convicted at court to the House of Corruption this morning. Nicholaus Hagan colorad transported to the Maryland Penitentiary by Deputy Darner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bennett
Samuel Woodyard
Jacob Hall
Colorad
House of Corruption
Grimes
Nicholaus Hagan
Maryland
Shariff Darner
Banner displays Republican ticket at Market and Second
A large banner stretched across the street in front of the Republican headquarters shows the Republican ticket names printed in bold. The sign proclaims the candidates as the party leaders with a striking display at Market and Second streets.
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Siream
Market
Second Streets
Cegniar
Week's transfers of real estate and licenses listed in court records
Proceedings in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts show real estate transfers filed for week ending September 25 1807. Includes numerous deeds in county and city realty, two marriage licenses, and estate actions with probates inventories and administrations. Notable names include Root Craiger Bowers Hoffman Moore Zepp King Zimmerman and Heinlein among others.
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Circuit
Orphans’ Courts
Ad Wednessy
Joan Root
Jamis Bal'zsli
Martin I. Craiger
G. B. Hotenb
Wifsta Jacanh
Shilliog
Harry W. Bowers
Grayson OH
Staley
Ida O. Craiger
Hugland
Macd E Orcapis
Walkersvilla
Maud E. Creegar
John Vo Winnde
Tus
Wattersvilla
Corntla Ang
Cyrus Laing
Vatete i Ganaty
Frank L. Ssoner
Frusbas
Mand B
Oesger
Eager E. Moore
Fra V. Moore
Hart
Hasbard
Georgi A Whalen
Samuel 2
Pettingall
Winfield S. Portinpall
Cathere E Zepp
Willem HH. Zepp
Annis M. Hackart
Samuel N. oNair Ard
Rexnlastats
Emmitsburg
Susis Oatiman
David Spencer Osanon
Virgil Alice Wastier
Yellow Springs
John A. Stewart
Lucy Topper
Fraderick
Chariss Edward Lippy
Rachel Lse Warner
Jobperina
Ira Vernal Moore
Janate Hazelle Vauseesen
Frederick Clarshe Wiliam Wink
Helen Maddran Haines
Middletown
J. Frad Shiplay
Naomi G. Delphey
Frederick
Edward Harrison Orum
Heijen Cronenberg
New London
William Henry Martin
Beatrica Hicks
Mount Pleasant
Orphans’ Court
Seale
Anna E. Blair
Willot Wm. B. Zimmerman
George O. Zimmerman
James H King
Cell
Rachel Font
George W
Edward 4
Hellein
Frederick Heinlein
Rebecca Zurgable
Archibald Dennis and Esbella Overings Marry in Baltimore
Mr Archibald R Dennis of Baltimore son of the late Col George R Dennis and Mrs Fannia McPherson Deania married Miss Esbella Overings of Hillcots City Md yesterday at old St Pauls Episcopal Church Baltimore by Rev Kin, a grain broker in Baltimore and member of the Chamber of Commerce. The bride was recently the best of Dr and Mrs Franklin B Smith and has many friends in the city.
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Denynis
Petitions in Bankruptcy Filed for Ebert Couple
The case of Augustus BR Ebert and his wife Elizabeth Ebert of Wrodertck was filed for bankruptcy in the U S District Court in Baltimore as reported yesterday. Mrs Ebert’s liabilities are listed at 14467 15 and assets at 8304 50. Judge Morris signed an order declaring them bankrupt and referred the matter to Referee Edward Y Goldsborough of Frederick.
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Augustus BR. Ebert
Wrodertck
Elizabeth Ebert
United States District Court
Baltimore
Mra
Kbars
Har Asgete
Morris
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans New Passenger and Freight Depots
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has determined to build new passenger and freight depots in this city. Work will start next spring and the company will acquire additional property near its present depot for the improvements. The passenger station is likely to be on the site of the current one, with the freight depot nearby.
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Is Fo
Pennsylvania Hailroad
Foundry Deal Talks Attend Montrose Iron Works Interest
Representatives from a large Pennsylvania foundry firm visited Montrose to review the possible acquisition. No agreement was reached and no deal was finalized during the visit.
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After Iron Works
Pennsylvania
Montrose Iron Works
First Shipment Over Washington Frederick and Gattgeburg RR
The first shipment of goods over the Washington Frederick and Gattgeburg Railroad was made yesterday by Mr William H Rameburg. The goods were consigned to Kemp's Station.
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Washington, Frederick and Gattge—burg
Wm. H. Rameburg
Kemp
New Bridge Project Aimed at Frederick Junction
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co announces plans to build a new bridge near Frederick Junction to straighten the Monocacy track. A preliminary siding project is underway with workers laying rails and a superintendent of construction will be appointed in Frederick. The effort aims to support heavy construction materials for the bridge and may prompt further neighborhood improvements by the railroad.
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Balsimora
O410
Isburara
Negrogs
Fradarick
Hrederick
Orasens
Gzorgstown Turnpike
Hu Railroad Company
Con Reraction
Hiederisk
Local notes from Jefferson County and Broad Run
County correspondence reports a string of small incidents and social visits in Jefferson and Broad Run. thefts from Elizabeth Dare and A Hemp residences noted with little clue. A lantern replaced on Lantern lumber stack. injuries from a buggy incident near Centreville. church and school events listed with local residents and visitors.
Personal notices of area residents returning or visiting
Purely personal items list local residents returning from trips such as the Jamestown Exposition and visits to cities including Atlantica City Hagerstown Booneboro Braddock Heights Leetown and Littlestown. It notes new positions accepted and relatives visiting or traveling, with several families and households mentioned.
Bright items on budget and repainting at two buildings
The article notes repainting work at the residence of Dr Steiner Lobley on Weet Church street by Michael Kennedy and crew, and at the North Mar Bekabrest school building by J Henry Lampe and hands. It also mentions Frederick Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America hosting visitors Mr Ralph Johnson of Lincoln Nebraska and Mr E F Byrne of Wilmington Delaware at a recent meeting with addresses and refreshments.
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Steiner Lobley
Weet Church Street
Michael Kennedy
Handa
North Mar- Bekabrest
J. Henry Lampe
Frederick Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Ralph Johnson
Lincoln, Neb
Order
E. F Byrne
Wilmington
Del
September sales at Neldie & Miller's offer black wool goods
The sale highlights deep discounts on black silk and wool fabrics. Items include 36 inch Black Taffeta Silk at 1.12, 36 inch at 2.30, 27 inch at 0.70, 26 inch Peau de Cynie at 0.87, Black Wool Poplinet at 0.45, 45 inch Wool Herringbone Panam at 0.90, and 45 inch Wool French Voiles at 1.24. All fabrics are sold with no splitting or money-back guarantees.
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Bea
Neldie & Miller’s
Famaons
Iui
Frederivs
George
Rodock & Co
Heidig and Miller Judge Crothers in Stable Condition
Report from last night shows Judge Crothers in favorable condition after a 6 o clock cold bath. Temperature dropped to near normal, pulse improved, fever controlled, and no alarming typhoid symptoms observed. Doctor Bratton hopes illness will be average in severity and that recovery may occur in 12 to 14 days.
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Judge Crothers
Basha
Howard Bratton
Local mentions and upcoming meetings in Frederick
Local items note second hand books from the late Wilburn Duvall and brag of high buys for beeswax. Frederick City Hospital Guild schedules a Friday meeting at 360 o'clock with attendance urged. Republican Campaign Club plans Thursday evening talks on the second floor of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. Grand Opening planned October 1 at The Fashion No 217 North Market Street for a Ladies Closet and Sales store. Money to loan offered in varying amounts. Stenography and typing lessons begin October 1 at the Woman's College.
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Frederick City Hospital
Republic Campaign Club
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Reno
Harp
Preoideant
North Market St
Latwa
Cramer & Stauffer, Roah &, Cramer D
Stadpyei
Frederick
Ald
Fidelity
Smuts
Wis
Ist
Desirable City
Villaza
Call
Ces
Third
City
Montgomery County
Tourmont
No. Market Street
City, Ltd
Brunswick
Asth
Market St
Linzarore
P.O
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Contreville
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David Dittmar
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Claude Eacterday
Meyers
Hare
Misa Muldren
Frederick Cauary
Tesphera
Jeftfernon Pablo School
Broad Run
J. Wm. Suman
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Burkitteville
John D. Ahelt
George Yourtas
Harvey J. Martin
Mason & Dixon, Pa
German Baptist Church
Suodsay
Celia Haffer
Columbia Business College
Hagerstown
Harry Hoffer
Elmer Guyton
Welms
Guyton
Maud Manght
Sarah Sparrow
Washington, D.C
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Elmer E Beachley
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W.N Jolliffe
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A O. McQardell
W. G McGomas
Atlantica City
Frank Haller Lay
F. W. J. Dish
South Market
Nibiser Bell
Booneboro
Regina Warding
Vislting
Misa Leavy Whelan
Braddock Heights
Willie
Leetown
W. Va
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East Patrick Street
Norman B. Hagan
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Wm. A. Ramsburg
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Daniel Wiles
Qsroy
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Telaphone
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Woman's College Goods
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Madras
Mustin
Sorn DR. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Aj Subie & Miller
Wilburn Duvall
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Allen G. Quran & Co
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Thos. P. Bige
Thomas P. Rice
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Ross MacKenzie
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J. Mac MacKenzie
Peale
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Jas. A. Long
North Maree
Frederich
Angliciiy
Cramer & Stauffer
Lamsville
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New Market County Road
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