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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
3
News of Prestate: storms, deaths, and political notes
A series of misfortunes and events from near Hagerstown and surrounding areas. Virginia Wiles died from a blood poisoning after a scratch. Annis Ball suffered severe injuries from a dynamite explosion. James W. Frizzill named Prohibition candidate for governor. A Pettibone barn collapsed with hay loss. John W Carder’s stone and Old Town canal lock were ruined by fire. Fire company to host a second tournament. windstorm effects near Annapolis. A horse displaced by wind damage. Prohibition campaign kickoff in Talbot with large turnout. Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago gave an address. Five farm homes struck by a Norfork and Western train. four killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Wiles
Hagerstown
Annis
James W. Frizzill
William Giarel
John E. Pettibone
St Margaret's
John W Carder
Honga
Daniel Nose
Old Town
Daurel Volunteer Fire Company
Annapolla
James Tuzie
Talbot
Avnrt
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
W.B Middiekang
Bakeraville
Washington County
Nofelk and Western Railroad
The Work of Deats Lewis W Riddlemoser Dies
Lewis W. Riddlemoser aged 99 of Teele Graph? Street died this morning at Galtheraburg Montgomery County. Remains to be brought here this evening for arrangements and funeral. An infant son of Walter Thomas died at home near New Market on September 23. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev W A Kemp and burial followed at cemetery adjoining Simpson's Chapel. R Brazdle undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Riddlemoser
Lewis W. Riddlemoser
Teelegraph
Atraet
Thin City
Galtheraburg
Montgomery County
Walter Thomas
Naw Market
Riv
W A Kemp
Simpson
W. H. Kemp
R. Brazdle
Funerals and Notices From Local Churches and Mortuary
The funeral of Mary Virginia Dovall arrived from Baltimore and was held at Mount Olivet with Rev A J Gill officiating. Jerome Welcome's funeral was at his home and St John's Church with Rev Fr W J Kare. interment at St John's. Margaret A Batobridge and Samuel F Batopriga face divorce action on statutory grounds. couple married in this city December 20, 1897, by Roy Samuel S. Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Dovall
Baltimore
BB & O
A J Gill
Mt. Olivet
O Carty Waséie
George Ryan
Wm Baker
Scott Davall
J. Edward Davall
Jerome Welcome
Margaret A. Batobridge
Joseph W. Gaver
Samuel F. Batopriga
Ishia City
Roy Samuel
Crockett
Baltimore Bonded Marriage License Notice
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore to Miss Minnie A Hogg and Willy Benny. Miss Hogg is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hogg, formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore
Minne A Hogg
Willy Benny
Miss Hogg
John Hogg
This
Oify
FALL WEDDING BELLS IN NEW LONDON AREA
Elopements and quiet weddings fill the dabbed county pages. Helen Dronenberg wed Edward Orum in New London with a morning departure, while Navinie Cromrize and Clark Scaggs wed at Unionville home with a large reception. Additional notices include Powers Turner and Fannie Lorner marrying in Carrollton, Moore Van Fossen at Grace Reformed church, and Rudy Kefauver joining Katherine Kefauver in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
van Peearn
Helen Dronenberg
Annie Drosenberg
Edward Orum
David Orum
Thay
Olsf
P. D. Pabroey
Kass Church Street
Scaggs - Crumbine
Navinie Cromrize
Linganore
Clark Scaggs
Mt. Airy
Marriots
Unionvilla
Edward Oromrios
Myre Edward Oromrine
Clsark Speggs
Henry Scaggs
Laurence Doyle
John Bourse
Wm. Csaney
Myra. Parry Lowman
Wrard
Harvey Nall
George Wren
George Wagner
Sacha Young
Brooklin Johnson
Batey
Corsa Smien
Bartha Williar
Jennie Suman
Eheworth Dayhoff
Kaard Wabkine
Yisaes Margaret Denry
Agata Watkins
Fannie Young
Rosas Williar
Ada Souger
Mard Cordon
Gary Young
Godie Wagner
Nora Young
Grace Johnson
Margaret Williar
Bessie Johnaeu
Pauline Ornmrice
Prudence Willitar
Laura Doyle
Ruchat Watkins
Rath Boone
Olivia Boone
Carrie
Hirds Wagner
Rath Chaney
Bessis Watking
Edls Ornmrine
Messra
Afry
Powers—Turner
Raymond B Poware
Roanoka
Fannie Lorner
Eases
Liverpool
E. L. Henderson
Carrollton
E S&s Taylor
Moores
N.Y
A E. Albright
Castrolton
Rev
Mia Powars
P.werd
Misa Tunner
Noshville
Niagara Palke Snd
Toronto
Canada
Wass Fourth Street
Ratall
Wm. H. Ramaburg
Hneaware
Lima Bean Association Chips Beans Across U S
The Lima Bean Association shipped nearly a ton of beans across the United States Express morning. About two tons were received by the Mono Valley Country Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima Bean Association
United States Express
Monoacy Valley Countrg Company
Personal notices from Walkeraville to Jamestown Exposition
Purely personal notes listing visitors and locals moving or traveling, with names such as Mr. Roger B. Wood of New York and Mrs. J Mourray Dronsabarg of East Patrick visiting friends in various towns. Mentions include engagements with Expositions, trips to Washington, and relocations within East Patrick and York areas. Also notes purchases and social calls, plus local farm produce prices and a brief rifle team detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazzles
H. Koksteins
Buatnees
Marshal Landis
Walkeraville
Harry Marman
Roger B. Wood
New York
B. Kuodle
Lewistown
Sod
Gilmer R
EM Frost
Misa Lucy Bese
Hiperstown
Misa Effig Chambers
Washington
Balsimors
J Mourray Dronsabarg
East Patrick
Friachsa
Battimors
Michsel Kenonedy
Patrick
Esonsbaro
Nathaniel Gardner
Hagerstown
T. O. Masony
Wess
Patrick Seraat
James KE. Brown
East Church Street
Maliresa Myore
West South
Hyattatown
John Holm
East Fourth Street
Hag
Mise Geace’ Zimmermin
Misyes Kfiis Obamborsu
Hmily Brookay
P. Samusi Wogoagla
Waat Patrick Streets
Oloppar
Montgomery County
Edward Osppharp
Familly
York
Lillian Helms
North Bentz Street
Marie. Himes
Misa Lottie Biller
Himer Brown
Miga Jane
West Tahira
George Davis
Howard County
Snd
Davis
T. Smith
Mistes Scholi
Williamsport
Daniel Castle
Misa Estelle Quastis
Thurmons
Holly H. Nelson
Cincinnatii
Ohio
J M Nelson
West Tetra Street
David F. Morgan
Springfield
Hiss Marla Smith
Charlotte
Alban Mr. Wood
Wm. H. Fox
Frank Coblentz
Glenburnie
Coblentz
Wood
Fox
Social World Dance at Avalon Bright Evening
Mary Myers hosted a social dance at Avalon Braddock Heights last night with about thirty couples attending. A graceful hour of refreshments and photos followed. The Frederick Select Orchestra provided the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalon
Misa Mary Myers
Danos
Braddock Haights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad Directors Meet
A largely attended board meeting discussed finances to advance the railroad work. It was decided to offer for sale bonds totaling 250000 dollars to fund progress. Rolica notes progress as rapid. Old Life Membership Tickets from Frederick Agricultural Society dates 1855 1857 and 1858 were brought by O Newton Thomas and presented with ornamental inscriptions about Agricultural Industry the Wealth of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Pric
O. Newton Thomas
Frederick
Anniversary of Pleasant Social Recitations Observed
The Scots Key Council No 48 held its eleventh anniversary in a social hall honoring the founding of the council. A large attendance included visitors. Mr A Dovasy Brobison led the program, with recitations by William D Hale and George Everhart, and phonographic performances by Roberts Shipley. A table of delicacies and eleven candles adorned the center. The event marked a prosperous, growing institution with committee members W W Pickast Dorsey Sta h laon and John W Kalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraccis Scots Key Conseil
Hard
Sccts
Seagion Last Orgas
Iedsgundent
Ss Weil Ag
A. Dovasy Brobison
Osremoniss
William D. Hales
Asin
George Everhart
T. 8. Eader
Dues
Everhart
Hales
Roberts Shipley
Ita
W. W Pickast
Dorsey Htahlaon
John W. Kalk
Schon Obsceny Daniel Scholl observatory renovated at Lancaster
The Schon Obsceny Daniel Scholl Observatory in Lancaster Pennsylvania under Prof. A T G Apple has been renovated. Instruments were cleaned and the interior repainted after being erected endowed by Mrs. Margaret E Hood in 1887. Prof Apple and Prof J A Apple are related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schon
Daniel Scholl
Lanvcaster
A T G. Apple
Margaret E. Hood
Tha Frankin
Marshal Oollaga Weskly
Prof
A.T.G Apple
J. A. Apple
Brotherhood Convention Opens In Washington
Andrew began in Washington yesterday for the International Convention of the Brotherhood of 86. Right Rev John N McCormick bishop coadjutor of Western Michigan spoke this morning on The Kingdoms of This World Have Become the Kingdoms of Our Lord and of His Christ. Bir McCormick formerly pastor of Trinity M E church South attended as representative for All Saints Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of 86
Andrew
Washington
John N McCormick
Michigan
McCormick
Trinity M. E.church
South
Alty
Brotherhood
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
A Taste of Autumn Forecast From Weather Tells
The article notes winds and cooling temperatures signaling autumn in progress. Western states report heavy frost and a snowstorm in Zealand Beyond. Lowland readings show frosts and a thermometer ranging from 6 to 46 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zealand
DAR Chapter to Rename Meetings This Saturday at 230
The Frederick Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will rename their Saturday meetings at 230 oclock in the afternoon at the home of Miss Eleazor M. Johnson. The upcoming State Convention is noted as a key feature, to be held in this city in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.ar
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eleazor M. Johnson
Frederick City Hospital
Bijou Family Theatre to Open Every Night Eyes on Variety
The Bijou Family Theatre plans nightly showings featuring vaudeville drama and motion pictures. Mr Downing aims to build a habit among patrons by offering varied entertainment each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiion Theatre
Inc
Downing
Monster Cucumber Exhibit At Tae News Offices
Tenant Mr J O Saverwein on Col CR Nate's farm displayed a giant cucumber measuring 16 loohea inches and weighing nearly four pounds at Tae News offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.O Saverwein
Col. CR. Nate
Tae News
Weather, apparel offers and prices at store sale
President Vice President Cashier Asat and staff advertise seasonal undergarments. Ladies ribbed white Union Suits with high neck long sleeves or low neck priced at 31.25 cents. Wool vests and long or short pants priced 25 to 50 cents, with medium and heavy weight options listed. Names and details reflect old-time retail catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dod
Wests
Paula
Becuma
Frederick items note town events and curios
Brief local notes report upcoming events around Frederick including a Thanksgiving turkey, preparations for winter, a junior engine trial, and a hospital guild meeting. It mentions Pocahontas bones discovery, a fire plug installation, Republican Club plans, a creditors meeting for Ebarts & Sons, Scoll Bros adding music departments, and a frightened horse near Adams Express office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wno
Maude
Hamiet
Frederick
Olack
Frederick City Hospital
George H. Wiener
Frederick Town
Scoll Bros
Atore
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Allen Grumbine
Braddock
United Hose
Adams Express
Democratic Headquarters Open in Etohlson Building
The Democratic County Central Committee opened its headquarters in the Etohlson Building beside Citizens' National Bank and will stay open day and night until after the election. Democrats are urged to visit, help campaign, and ensure registration. addresses will be given on Wednesday evening October 424 and during the campaign at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Coen
Democratic County Central Committee
Etohlson
Citizens' National Bank
Intervyala
Epwakrp J. Surrs
Guy EK. Morris
Stouffer Awarded Rinehart Art Scholarship for Paris
Baltimore man Mr. J. Bdgar Stouffer receives the Rinehart Art scholarship to study in Paris at Julien Academy under M Varlet. The one year course may be extended if aptitude is shown. He failed today and will begin study in the French capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bdgar Stouffer
Baltimore
Rinehart
Paris
Stouffer
Julien Academy
M. Varlet
Local Mentions of Holland Bulbs and Prompt Attention
Local business note mentions an order flow for Holland bulbs with assurances of prompt attention. No names, dates, or places clearly identified beyond the Holland bulb reference and a miswritten company name O. Harmways & fon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doat
Holland
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