Notable 19th Century Figures Deaths and Origins
Fragmentary obituary notes list figures including Samuel Adaroy Patriot born in Boston died there. Don Augustin de Iturbide Mexican emperor born near Morida executed 1824. Raphael Semmes Confederate admiral born Charles City Virginia died Mobile 1877. General William Babcock Fazen Union soldier born West Hartford Vermont died 188. George M Robeson secretary of the navy under Grant died at Tren ton bar 183. General Henry Heth Confederate soldier died in Washington with birthplace noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsien
Samuel Adaroy
Boston
Don Augustia Lurbide
Mordia
Raphue
Semires
Alabama
Charles City
Mobile
William Babcock Fazen
Weat Hartford
George M. Robeson
Navy
Grant
Trenton
Henry Heth
Washington
Local Notices and Social Gleanings From Middletown Area
Notices and brief social notes list visiting relatives and residents returning home. Names include Miss Madeline Shipley, Mr. Harry Stauffer, Mr. Cbandos Benier, Obas A Brown of New York, and families from Libertytown, Walkersville, and Adamstown. Cadet Bradley T. Johnson to Annapolis and other local movements are noted along with station duties in Adamstown Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Tesums
John“ Morris
Soasph
Chew
Brunswick
Democratic Center
Madeline Shipley
West
Third Street
Urbana
Harry Stauffer
Walkersville
Baltimore
Baltimore Medical College
Cbandos Benier
Libertytown
University of
New York
Wilsy
Linganore Hills Inn
Washington, D.C
Henry Gaylor
Green’s Fork
Ind
Middietown Valley
Bradley T. Johnson
Virginia
Frederick
Rohlenbats
Funeral of Jonathan C Main Held in Two Services
The funeral of Jonathan C Main was held yesterday with short services at the house led by Rev Dr E R Eschbach, then in Middletown at the Reformed church with Rev J W Pontius. Pallbearers included H G Festa W G Gaylor Peter B Bassard Joshua fart Wm Smith and Charles Michiel. Interment at Reformed Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan C. Main
Houla
E.R. Eschbach
Middletown
Reformed Church
Religious Services and Meetings Across Town
Times and locations for sermons, Sunday schools, and church events across Schleynville and nearby towns. Listings include All Saints Episcopal, Lutheran and United Brethren churches, Saint Mark’s Parish, and Epworth League programs with dates, times, and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleynville Mission
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church
Jefferton
Death notices recount eight year old Middletown girl and others
The column records the sudden death of eight year old Little Brandhs Wolf of Middletown from double pneumonia. Funeral held at Reformed church with Rev J W Pontius officiating. Also noted are deaths of Charles F Ayres on Vancer's Hill Brunswick after typhoid fever, John F O Laughlin in Baltimore aged 32, infant Clinton Kinns of Braddock aged 5 months 20 days, with funeral or interment details and clergy names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandhs
Franklin E. Wolf
Middletown
Mary Biehl
Reformed Church
J. W. Pontius
L. Beard
A. Hedges
Lutheran Church
Adjsidting
Charles F. Ayres
Vancer’s Hill
Bronwick
Seifs
Lovattsville
J. J. Yellett
Episcopal Church
Bronmwick
Jobs F. O'Laughlis
John F. O'Laughlin
Margaret O'Lauglin
F. J
M. Mexbelle O'Laughlin
Baltimore
Parrish Street
UFART
Bieter Clinton Kinns
Charies B
Florence Kinns
Cholers
Lasheran
Property Sold Selections in Werner's Hill and Eilerton
Mr Harry A Barnard buys the dwelling long occupied by Mrs Mary Houses on Fifth Street Werner's Hill Brong wick. Mr Simeon Raynor sells his Eilerton property recently bought from George Potinberger to Martin Grossnickile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Barnard
Mary Houses
Fifth Street
Werner’s Hill
Brongwick
Simeon Raynor
Eilerton
George Potinberger
Martin Grossnickile
Indian Band Leader Takes Carlisle Directorship
Nagiyanpe, an Indian youth who adopted the name Bruce, assumed leadership of the Municipal Band of Carlisle, Pa. He organized thirty five members, taught musical education, and led tours across the country with the Ortisle Indian Band while previously employed at a shoe factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asanme
Nagiyanpe
Carlisle
Paland
Nagiyanpaes
Bruce
Ménhé
Waa
Montana
Cheyenne
Eis
Ainoe
Ad “Pepakation
Logiste
Padian
Not Guilty Verdict Shocks Court Crowd in Brarner Manslaughter Trial
The jury acquitted Harry F Brarner of manslaughter after brief deliberation. The crowded courtroom reacted with applause as Starner, jailed since the shooting of Rinehart, was freed and congratulated by supporters. Osburnix was found guilty of perjury and sentenced to six months plus a $60 bond. Deputies escorted Roberts and Brown to Maryland Penitentiary for terms of ten and eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Brarner
Btate
Glenn H. Worthington
Messrs
V.e. BR. Wood
Vincent Sebold
Starner
Alice
Rinehart
Jrors
Osburn Iix
Pastardy
Ledas
Shaw
John Roberta
Granville, Brown
Maryland
Carter
James
Keogh
Frank
Watson
Charney
Turner
Came Institution
Bargain Garment Sale Offers Waistlines and Jackets
Joen Hendrickson announces a fall garment sale with numerous waists in white and color, pricing on percale, Madras, and linen skirts. Remaining stock includes several white lofts and assorted jackets with substantial reductions, highlighted by color options Black, Cream, Red and Navy.
Man Arrested For Theft In Market Actact Case
A man identified as Lewis was arrested by Sheriff Lease and Deputy Sheriff Carter at noon today on Market actact, charged with stealing clothing valued from Raymond Agnew. He appeared before Justice Smith and was required to remove a suit similar to the one shown in his photograph in the rogues gallery. Meanwhile in Cumberland Mad a death occurred at midnight in the railroad yard. the deceased was about 21 and unmarried, to be brought to the town this evening. A branch of a raspberry plant with large ripe berries was sent to The News office by J. Allen Grambine of Braddock, reportedly from bushes grown by William H. Summerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Lease
Carter
Raymond Agnew
Smith
Lee
Jin
Cumberland
Tae News-offica
J. Allen’ Grambine
Braddock
Williama
H. Summerd
Eclipse Shirt Sale Sparks Interest Across Town
Pi 8. Keep, before you the great eclipse shirt sale display one time south window. They offer all other shirts at a striking price likely to attract buyers who wear shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eclipse
Local Ills and Recoveries Reported in Braddock Heights
Edward Markell with typhoid fever proves slow to recover while Bilvs Johnson, ill at the Johnson Potts cottage, Braddock Heights, shows improvement. Miss Eleanor Dill recently confined with pneumonia gains enough to go out. Mr John Markell, long ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing after a lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘Markell
Bilvs Johnson
Johnson—Potts
Braddock Heights
Eleanor Dill
John Markell
Miwoh
County Central Committee Meeting Boosts Kenneweg Support
A large county meeting in Junior Hall presided by Chairman Newman showcased Democrats backing Kenneweg. Gen. Vittor Baughman and State Senator Romback spoke as Kenneweg pledged vigorous campaigning to mobilize a large vote and county-wide effort. He will tour Cumberland County and attend the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneweg
Ti. Vittor Baughman
John. M
Romback
Newman
General Baughman
Qumberland
Local Notice Highlights Dye Works and Frederick Choral Society
Local items advertise Dye Works offerings for ladies and gentlemen's clothes and tailoring, plus a Frederick Choral Society meeting at Women's College Hall for member enrollment. Also notes Wineberg's hats, assortments at Opposite Junior Hall, and various sales items including sewing machines, china, graphophones, and kitchenware. Free oyster and crab dinners tease at Barry's Place and City Hotel Grill, with a final display of Fall millinery at WW. RB. & D. Masrz on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Masrz
National Mexican War Survivors Meet in Paris Ey
The thirtieth annual gathering of the National Association of Mexican War Survivors convened in Paris Ey with fifty delegates from ten states. H. T. Ogden of Cincinnati was elected president, J. O. Tarlton secretary, Capt. Jesse Woodrall treasurer. Indianapolis named next meeting site for September 16 and 17, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of
Paris
Irem
Diaz
Mexico
Mra. A
Grant
Jefferson Davis
Dewey
Root
James B McCreary
H. T. Ogden
Cincinnati
J. 0. Tarlton
Bedford
Ind
Capt
Jease ‘Woodrall
Lexington
Indianapololis
Fire Destroys Benson Farmhouse Near Gaithersburg
A two story batement dwelling on the late Johnson Benson farm near Gaithersburg, Montgomery county, was destroyed by fire Thursday evening about 5. John W. Dave and family occupied the house. The blaze was discovered by Mr. Dove returning from field work. The family were rescued, but contents and provisions stored in the basement were lost. Dove carried no insurance. Benson heirs also reportedly insured against the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Benson
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
John W. Dave
Dove
Fiehd
Mrr
Benson
Literary Societies Belles Lettres Holds Regular Meeting
Sollee Lettres tee Fase held its regular meeting in the afternoon with President Rice presiding. After roll call and minutes by Secretary Whipp, readings by Willard ard Castle, essays by Hl Hendrickson and Staley, and a debate on whether Mathematics is more useful than Grammar followed. Ernest McCardell was elected poet of the class of 1903 at Manns High School. Zinc and Grinding Make Devos Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as long at 8a each and atomized by hand. sold by P L Hargett & Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipp
McCardell
Bowlus
Ernest McCardell
Manns High School
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Go
Cleaning Market Street by Officer Jones and team
Officer Jones leads a force sweeping Market Street from Fifth Street. Dirt softened by recent rain is rapidly removed, greatly improving the street’s appearance for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Officer Jones
Wen
Orth Starket Street
Fifth Street
Ruthbe Jim Opers House hunting for Rankins at City Opera House
A goat sized crowd attended the City Opera House last night for a lively performance titled Hunting for Rankins. Fanny featured clever acting engaging singing and dining specialties highlighted the show with no noticeable dull moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthbe
Jim Opers
Rankins
City Opera House
Fanny
Apa
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the Daily News
Tan Naws
Mary Willand
Gener
Ally Fair
Neni W. Li. Moogin
The
Weather Bureau
Wm, J H
Notics
P Mith, Treas
Miss Aubie
Beautelter
Gardes ‘Bros
Bsos Janes
Apatrad
Wineberg’s
Wineberg's Choral Society
Y. Tel
Yingling’s
Statein & Wertheimer
Doll Bros
Sunday Schools and Societies
Leoni Pastore
St. Mark's
Peteraville
R. Joyner
Ohuroh
Logan
Pharah
Soncol
Buc Epworth
Evangelical Reformed
Indies
Robert Bruce
Ffian
Joseph Rinehart
Circuit Court
Tms Peres
Joen Hendrickson
Rakoman
Jou Elexomonson
GMC
Glinton & Main
Fates
B. Sappingtor
Tha “Zeanderd Oli O
BE. B. Bappingtoy
North Blarket Street
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio
L. E. Moulliniz
Axminster
L. B. Mulineix
Christian F
Jamey
Aleo
Osatle
Yileh
Wineberg's
Women’s College Hell
Lea Wineberg
Times
Junior Hall
Bayonne
Colombia
City Hotel Grill
Barry’s Place
Market Space
Oley Hotel Grit
Clty Botel Grill
Yingling
Bolantin
Weil Dog
Smyrna
SLO
Rodock
A. T. Rios & Sons
Brederiel County
Telephone Te
Wales
DANE
Prooe ohbLans
Ienra
Keles
Brewer's Alley
Edward Burek
Fort Alan
Miss Annis
Beaufelder
East Fourth Street
Fazotten Voting
County and Frederick Bridge Company
Zoe 1902
Citizens” Tyannal Bank of Frederick
Finger Bros
South Market Street
Sepadir
W. B. Delamatt
Braseels
Jiapaneas
India
GC. B.cline
Haghiy
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