This Date in History Sept 27 and Notable Deaths
A scrambled historical list mentions figures tied to Normandy and Wallachia with scattered references to nobility, political figures, and a long string of garbled names. It notes various deaths and events in cities like Charles City, Mobile, New York, and Trenton, reflecting a miscible archival overview rather than coherent news.
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Wis
Varela Tindellat
Vilett
Centhersteadindial
Charlee City
la Mobile
Avenepal Mrara Dines
New York
Lertmeath
Diet
Flan
Bern
McU Beson
Faye Unis Geant
Trenton
Millinary Property For Sale Faraltary Autumn Wear
A local listing advertises Millinary property for sale and Autumn Wear offerings at Faraltary. The note notes available items and a public sale context with emphasis on fashion and real estate terms. Entities include Millinary and Faraltary with seasonal product reference to Autumn Wear.
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Faraltary
Personal notes of Frederick residents visiting and returning
PURELY PERSONAL. Moeanant Varagrapha At At These Who Gene and Go. Several Frederick residents are noted traveling or visiting. W. O. Brish is at Hanover Parr, W. Downey at New Market, S. M. Hiraly at Thurmont, G. B. Smith at Frederick on business, W. H. Turner at Trntnsville, J. D. Ahalt at Harkittaville, Nellie Chapman in Virginia, W. E. B. Doll at Martinsburg, Mixson No oraml D. Mantz back from New York, McGill Ball in Frederick, Roger Levy returning to Charlotte Hall, Mrs. Sarah Hemp visiting Winchester, Mira Shipley at Baltimore, Mrs. Lewis Fraley and Mrs. Westchester visiting Hanover, Pa. Eleanor Abbott and Caffey return from Washington, Walter V. S. tary to Baltimore, Levy to Baltimore College of Pharmacy, Mrs Baumgardner visiting Baltimore, Rev O. W. Stinespring departing for Harrisonburg with his purple supplying during absence.
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Moeanant
W. OW. Brish
Hanover Parr
W. Downey
New Market
Samuel M. Hiraly
Thurmont
Margesy
G. B. Smith
Woulsboro
Frederick
W. H. Turner
Trntnsville
John D. Ahalt
Harkittaville
Nellie Chapman
Virginia
W. EB. Doll
Gross House
Martinsburg
W.va
Mixson
oRaml D. Mantz
New York
McGill Ball
Dickerson
Mont-gomery County
Roger $. Levy
Charlotte Hall
Harrisonburg
Death notices from Mt Airy region obituaries
Obituaries for Mrs Lysley Blowhorn aged 78 near Mt Airy after a lingering illness funeral led by Rev Norwood with burial in family grounds. Ernest Webb of New London dies of consumption at by age 63. Cathe rine Ryan of Ridgeville dies aged 70 from heart trouble, funeral held at Mop ingemnory chapel with Rev Trutt and Rev Martin officiating. pallbearers listed. Also a drug ad promotes Heart Sarsparian for digestion.
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Mra
Lysley Mlaowhorn
Lysley Dblowhorn
Indy
Mt. Airy
Rev. m. Norwood
Jacot Brown
Charles Smith
Thomas Smith
Basil Mullinix
L. T. Lewis
Ernest Wrod
Ernest Webb
New London
Thia County
Webb
Sears
Ifea
Central Chapel
Central Cemetery
Cathaiine Ryan
Catharine Ryan
John H. Ryan
Ridgeville
Ryan
Woaband
Abe
Ory
Landed
Moplngumnory
R.P. Trutt
Martin
Smith
J. A. Crocket
John Hahn
Milt Becraft
John Becraft
Chas
JT. Lewin
Divorce Granted After Trial on Adultery Charges
James Fox sued for divorce from Hittie Zimerman in Frederick County Circuit Court. Judge John C. Motter granted the decree after a hearing finding Hittie guilty of illicit relations with Leroy Anderson prior to marriage, with evidence describing perjury and alimony issues. Fox, represented by Thaddeus M. Biser, is awarded a divorce from the bonds of matrimony on September 20, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
Vanenlo
Fran Iis
Hittie Zimimerman
Frederick
Hagerstown
Leroy Anderson
Mary Yond
Anderson
Wheenderson
Witneses Eckstein
Ebberts
Ella Jackson
Laura Fisher
Althur
Mr. Simpson
Mrs. Ebberts
Thomas Ebbert
Wun
F. Eckstein
Cramer
Lquor
Tigi
Trau
Guntleman
Wade
Frederick County
Rotting Ana
Major Crampton Ordered to the Philippines
Major K W Crampton surgeon A S A brother of the late Captain Benjamin Crampton, thin county, stationed at Fort McHanty, to go to Manila after serving in the Santiago campaign. Also mentions Ladies and a fig syrup advertisement claiming safety and popularity among women.
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K. W. Crampton
Benjamin Crampton
Thin County
Fort McHanty
Orfara
Macnila
Crampton
Santiago
News of Suvee and Maryland Political Buzz
A crowded roundup of local events across Maryland includes officers named for the Berlu Savings Bank, printers awarded a bid, and exhibitions at the Cumberland fair. Political notices report conventions in multiple counties, judicial nominations in Anne Arundel, and a Talbot County fair opening with strong attendance.
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Mer
Tre Yesterstay
Telley
An Exchange Savings Nauk
Berlu
W.I.G. Dulutiy & Co
George K. Vanderbilt Wall
Wagerstown
Cumberland
Fagane Tien Wait
United Staties Court
Sanger- Ret
Merueess All
Swentieth Century Club
Cumberhsnd
Cireedt
Dee County
Howard County
Democratic Care Ablts
Wilson Biddle
Vangling
Prine Georgea County
Hicker
Upper Marlboro
Talbot County
Wy d. Nixon
Maryland University
Howphytta
Hawaii
North Caroling
Vpolies
Nagerstown
Carlisle
John G. Wilson
Allegany
Sauna
Rehon
Worcester County
Oneh
Sebley
Washington County
Hagerstown
Newcastle
Tumplico
Baltimore
Givorge W. Wasson
North Mount Street
Quon Atihes County
Aiitreville
Demnemus
Losm
Henry Rosendale
Christopher Rosendale
Rosendale & Co
Kephart Child Killed by Horse Kick in Virginia
Five year old George W Kephart youngest son of Charles C and Marthe GC Kephart formerly of Feagaville county was killed Tuesday September 19 at Damesville Fairfax County Va by a horse kick. The funeral was at his home Dranesville September 21 at eleven. Rev G W Hopkins officiated. Bearers Junion Jenkins Joseph Zondtren Roscoe White Clydy Wren. Interment Hern don cemetery. Thomas Reed was the funeral director.
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Lori
Kiok
George W-Kephart
Charles C
Marthe GC
Kephart
Feagaville
Damesville
Fairfax County
Dranesville
G. W. Hopkins
Junion Jenkins
Joseph Zonndtren
Roscoe White
Clydy Wren
Herndon Cemetery
Thomas Reed
Hiroudur
Funeral for Benjamin Cramp ton held at St Marks Petersville
The funeral of Benjamin J Cramp ton was held yesterday at 1 o'clock from St Mark's church Petersville Hier conducted by Mr Holfenstein Interment followed at the adjoining cemetery W Hf 14 Atchison funeral director Also mention of next week market hours and sickness notes for John Bopat Berths Schmildt and an upcoming Refuge Company election and County toadown Company meeting in Citizens Bank building tomorrow morning
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Benjamin J. Crampton
St. Mark's Church
Petersville
Hier
Holfenstein
W. Hf
Atchison
Refuge Company
Electian
Toadown County and
Frederick Brida Company
Citizén's Bank
Market Quotes and Patent Remedy Ad From Old Paper
The notice lists commodity prices including corn at 1.25 per barrel and shelled corn at 34 cents per bushel along with wheat at 9 cents per bushel. An advertisement promotes Hond’s Sareapazilia as a remedy for indigestion and stomach weakness.
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J. BE. W. Hargott
Maryland Colonial Legacy and Early Printing Networks
Fragments discuss Maryland’s colonial era printing, the Bacon family rector Thomas Bacon, local church influence, and the spread of literacy. It notes government acts, parish libraries, vestry duties, land grants, and early efforts to regulate printers, pastors, and education across towns like Frederick, Annapolis, and Anne Arundel, with references to figures such as Lord Baltimore and various colonial officials.
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Lowndes
Whitlessburg
New England
Episcopal Church
Maryland
Hiwa
Dame Crown
Aanaporte
Beindley
Thomasd Bacon
Diaphida
Utes Prosiana
A. Bradford
Philadelphia
Raver Dalek
Williamt Parks
Bacon
Frederick
Lord Baltimore
Sharp
Wariany
Claris Carrolly
Frederick Parish
Bios
Odo
Mary- I
Diag Ho
Densad Alton
Thigerstown
Toil
Allen Kilked
Die Jang
Gottan
Vernard Johan
Cooper
Undwert
Virginia
Anne Arunde
Oxford
Ehoreh
England
Nhl
Paris
St. Androvna
Mary'a
Achat
Asid
Alba
Annapolis
Kentish House
Anor
Kent
Toren
Fragmentary 18th century notes on moral breaches at St Marys City
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions William and Mary, Sabbath breaking, debauchery and moral discipline. References to notes on religious conduct, court-like actions, and associated costs or penalties. Names and places are partially garbled.
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St. Mary's City
Willian
Mary
Unclear court case details from Circefe Colert proceedings
A garbled report details a courtroom scene with references to the state, multiple individuals, and a disorderly conduct charge at an BAO station. Names and terms are partially unreadable, but implies a grand jury proceeding and a tribal or civic legal matter with several attorneys involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Edivatia
Chin
Edward
Bosch
Unromenwuise
John Wood
FR Dorsey Etelivon
Watkins
Hanover Agricultural Society Fall Fair Opens in Pleasant Yet Wet Hanover
The fifteenth annual fall fair opened in Hanover, Pennsylvania, amid rain and cloudy skies. Despite the weather, the exhibits impressed with improved machinery, greater overall display, and favorable attendance for a traditional agricultural event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Agriculural Society
Hanoser
Local Notices and Advertisements From Fredericton Area
A jumble of notices and ads show local life including a restaurant listing at Gratibine's, market hour changes, a prize bowl contest, optical exams with no charge, and a sale of all items at auction. There are also employment notices for girls and young women to operate knitting machines with preference for experienced hands, and a shipping of market schedules indicating stalls at Juntha market. Also included are directions to a Wall store in Frederick City and a Labor Hall event with dates spanning October through April 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Consulé
Saks Optical Company
Seventhatreat
Washington, D.C
Frederick City
City Hotel
New Ginsrs and Carpet Show at Mullinix Store
L E Mullinix advertises a carpet and rug collection with velvets and axminster patterns. Readily available are high quality designs at prices 1.15 and 1.25 per yard, with credit terms highlighted and a claim of a strong sales period over the past ten days.
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Bard Waar
Bonaea Ie
Motams Tha Laegrat and Only Haclorve Carpet Henew In the City
Local notices list marketing phrases and a phone contact 160 for carpet services. The fragment mentions multiple brand style variants and a city context, but lacks clear event details or persons. Readers should verify the ad's legitimacy and complete contact data before any engagement.
Local Store Ad Promises Low Prices on Clothing and Home Goods
A garbled advertisement touts low prices on ready to wear items and home goods. It mentions Weave Sn Clilal and Neidig & Miller, claiming a wide variety and quality while urging customers not to overpay. The text includes misread brand-like terms and imperfect product notes throughout.
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W.L. Moone
Coopers
Oggstera
Optician
Grove Line
Grambino's
Ttuison
Mottardell's
Fragier’s
Hotman
Wayne Asador
Jardinores
FLY
Staub
Nantes
Carty
John Hendriakson
Treniie
John
Powhatan
Charlestown
W. Va
James M. Rawson
Charlestown School
Jlatel Company
Circuit Court
Ndi Ake
Seston Trade
Wortnor Brewing Company
Alexandria
Havana
Cuba
Steet
Florida
Ateamship
Portner Company
West Indies
Cantral
South America
Tt Haa Juatraseer
Ponta Arnane
Philippines
Californias Fig Syrp Co
News OF the
Maryland Agricultural College
Pregent
Patp Mil Cane
Sloan Hae
City of
Weat Vir- Rinta Pulp and Paper Company
Potomac River
United States District Court of Lattimore
Unite States Court
John Bopat
Mian Berths Schmildt
East Third
Hond
Thomas Bacon
AL Sates Datesiy Vredertok Amt Woekwl
Bbste
Mary Tan
Lloradd
Mary Taded
Aimnepolia
Thomad Bavon
Brederdel
Dene Marr
Hliche
Dati
McCardela
New York State
Escowr
Direc Deon Growern
Froviora Dowlbiy
Thirtune
Tiafoyer
Calvideres
Automobilen
Veatristige Wit
Herman
Fabroos
Saturdyn
Hotra
Auetton
Ved
Juntha Market
Cas
Wat. Woopwanp
Market Maater
Danving Olan
Hall
Parthculara
Ete
Callon
Adidresa Mian
W. M. Ritchie
Court Spuare
Fredertol
Ima Ay
W.G. Rader Hora Ladjen
Tatlaringe Vachtaively
Atreet
Loate
Oriphan Asylum
Union Mancractentsa Co
L. E. Mullinix
NEW Ginrars
I. EK. Motams
John Hendrickson
Wetter Eet
Asuk Pte
Sualus
UMM LL
Agia
Patest Dewey Diaigas
Tadten
Lex Chicksos
Neidig & Miller
Garate Frederick
Boneh
Seattle
Eanis Baal
Catal
Ube
Cheng
Hurhat
Clinton Ib
Rodooe
SH Rantie
Sinoqleuma
FSP
Boke Cov
EES
Bert
Ariel
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Lodook & uUv
A. T. Righ & Sons
A.T. Rios & Sons
Puseral Directore
EMA
HSRC
N. Market BT
F. V. SzaAu
Anh
Bowie
LE Apostrd
Anthtaidinier EK
Br, V. Szavw
Law
Railing
Rema Ghooery
Solis Mason
Sethe
Cate Pind Ruwhera
Maron
Saray aTalos
Salle Thaibot
Mice Solon
Vinewar
Plekpling
Banat
J. Heledy Keillor
Ppuer
J. Weishly Kissont's
Marmet
C' LO K
Dag
Boten
Conall Hormay
Baltimore Optician
Tod Pin
Wow OG
Botelor
Iq. E
OLINE
O. He. Cras Interstate Teraphona 113
B. Sappington
Pixxer
Seth
Vince
Enadawis
P.M, Aaptington
TIN
Market Ft
Thei
Wall
Willie Rigiet
Hadoool
Heights
Boye
Sharp Potomac Hiver
Apy
Ite Nea
Willard
Emlleb
Patrick
Mooderte
Oeehee
Dentien
Markrestmeet
Drown
Bridun
Amfred Hattie
Egal
Erate
Woneay Rheinpha
Mindars
Uarles
Atminat Aram
J Saeconnor
V. Oebevy
Fit
Caner
OLD
OLN
Baba
Mate
News Office
Folnds
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