Notable Civil War Names and Transoceanic Disasters Mentioned
The clipping lists figures such as Samuel Adams born 1700s, Raphael Semmes of the Alabama, General William Babcock Haugen, and General Henry Heth. It notes the Brockton and Darlington railroad opening, a collision between the French steamer Veute and the English steamer Arctic near Cape Race with deaths, plus a typhoon causing extensive destruction and losses over $5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretery
Samuel Adams
Raphael Semmes
Alabama
Charles City
Mobile
Brockton and
Darlington
Trafic
Borres
William Babcock Haugen
Union Coldier
West Hartford
Veute
Cape Race
Absum Duryea
Wursen
Eavaves
New York
Henry Heth
Xeldier
Washington
Philippe
Rely Personal Paragraphs on Those Who Come and Go
Master Regloild Grabba accepts a potion at Blamenauer's millinery. Mrs. Ramsburg returns from Lewistown and Misses Schroeder Zellera visit to Brunswick Harper's Ferry and Charlestown West Virginia. Siffords take Miss Hunt's East Church street residence to open the winter. Gartrade and Abrecht return from Baltimore after a funeral. Y M C A plans revised building layouts with architect Hamme and Secretary Tibbits present. Evening outing for livery stable employers along the Mononey near RalphentGer’s mill, despite rain, with an elaborate supper and praise for organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regloild Grabba
Blamenauer
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Lewistown
Clara Schroeder
Mamie Zellera
Brunswick
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
W. Va
John Sifford
Jee Sifford
Baltimore
Injury From Open Knife Accident Aboard Canal Boat
Elmer Young, son of James Young and keeper of Lock 29 on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Catoctin, was cut by an open knife while fishing near the Potomac. He fell and the blade penetrated just below the right side, three to four inches deep, and was taken home with medical help from Dr. Bowler Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Young
James Young
Chesapeake and Ohio
Oanal
Catoctin
Potomac
Ostoctin
Boweler Gross
Jefferson
Simons Not Guilty in Petersville Killing Trial
Robert M. Simons was acquitted of murdering Jona Fridinger in Petersville after a trial in which witnesses testified to the shooting during a dispute fueled by accusations and threats. The jury delivered not guilty verdict after deliberations lasting several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BM. Simoa
Ned
Jona J. Fridinger
Petersville
Anges
Dre. O. W.E. Oram
Samuel Claggett
James Phillips
Feidieger
Simons
Hoys
Allen Redmond
Feidinger
Jim Phillipe
Simone Wes
Morgan Rankles
Simone
Simona Mile
Petersvills
Knoxville
Ross Fridinger
Fridinger
Sheeswa Blackjack
Dr. Claggets
Acnlo Meeks
Edward Hoffman
Mes
Fridloger
Bimons
Feidtoger
Laura Meeks
Fridioger
Henry Hoffman
Henry McGaha
Eridinger
Robert Simons
Brunswick
Les
Robert Nelson
Tie Hores
Jim Pahliillpe
Phillips
Harvey ©. Butler
Bridinger
Branawick
Merning
Willian Danner
Buster
Benny Sigler
Wm. D. Zacher
George Washington Fry
Charles Gregory
Geo. Bank
Thomas McKinney
Lawrence Dock
Simoza
David McGaha
Eliza Johnson
Bas
Ginte v Gilmore and Lam berger court cases update
The court found Ginte v Gilmore guilty and sentenced to 16 years in the House of Corrections. The case of Ginte v Lam berger on charges of malatala appeance was set to progress at 180 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene G. Harp
Ginte Ve
State Labor Law Enforced Across Maryland October 15
A new Maryland state child labor law will take effect in all counties on October 15. It bans work for children under 11 and those aged 13 to 16 with any physical- development issues. The State Labor Committee, 101 Street, Baltimore, coordinates enforcement and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorsleto
Maryland
101 Street
Baltimore
Hairmse
M. Gena
Otairmas
Wil H. Backler
Gib Jr
Mra
Albers Blouses
Frederick T. Cotton
Jacob Hl. Hollander
Obes. Blemau
Wills Filed in Orphans Court for Dresher and Davis
Probate filings list the will of Jacob Dresher of near Brockville bequeathing all property to his wife G Catherine Dresher for life, then to his daughter's children, with Edward O. Weaut as executor. Also filed is James N. Davis's will bequeathing household furniture and stock to his wife Marthe Davis for life, with shares to Asbury M. Sunday School, and a remaining stock bequest to Elisabeth Davis Antle as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dresher
Broceville
Orphans’ Court
G. Catherine Dresher
Mary E. Benner
George W. Renner
Edward O. Weaut
James N. Davis
Orphane Court
Marthe Davis
Afro American Building and Loan Association
Came Association
Asbury M
Eiece
Elisabeth Davia
Orphans Court Rules Estate Dispute in Karn Case
The Orphan's Court rendered a decision in Nettie Keants et al vs Ellen B Karn estate of George T Karn Barkittaville. It denied the $1,000 note and $9,149 open account claims by Ellen S Karn widow and administratrix cum testament to in dispute with beneficiaries under the will. Testimony was taken in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Orphane’ Court
Nettie Keants
Ellen B Karn
George T. Karn
Barkittaville
de Oean
Eald
Ellen
Karo
Elthar
Local Bits Highlight Odd Weights and Visits
Mr Charlton L Bean captured several fair basss with the largest weighing four pounds. A United engine was gleaned at trial on East Patrick Street. District President Chay A Wally noted a turnout of Camp No 17 members. Camp 18 of the B of A will host an official visit at Doabs on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton L. Bean
United Engine
East Patrick Street
Lewis Mehming
Chay. A. Wally
Footen
Camp 18
Doabs
Funeral for Daniel G Bieer Held at 195 East Third
The funeral for Daniel G Bieer was held yesterday at 10 am at his home 195 East Third Avenue. Rev Albert Smith led services. pallbearers were Emory Kefanver Milton Kefanver Calvin Kefanver Go Kefanver Glaggett Blaser and Lewis H Bowlus. Interment followed at Mt Olives Cemetery with Thomas P Rice listed as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Bieer
East Third Atrest
Re. Albert Smith
Emory Kefanver
Milton Kefanver
Calvin Kefanver
Go. Kefanver
Glaggett Blser
Lewis H. Bowlus
Olives Comenary
Thomas P Rice
Tenth Anniversary Meeting Opens Busy Lodge Session
The Frania Bant Key Consuli No. 46 Mo. AML held regular session at Bed Men's Hall last night to mark ten years since its founding. Officers and members reviewed growth, benefits paid, and community work, with ceremonies, addresses, and a featured table display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Bant Key Consuli
U. Aml
Harp
Mane
Mombara
Fredonia Connoil
Francis Geott Key
D. ‘Oite
Edward Balteet
Salles
Mer
J. W. Falk
Charles
Selo
Biate
Orne
Shia Lodge
Maryland
Henry Wineberg
News
Goonseller
H. Dorsey Ktcheon
Earp
Arther P. Wyeng
Fit
Baumgardner
A Biaters Sacrifice at City Opera House
A Biater's Sacrifice, a new dramatic success, comes to the City Opera House next Monday in an emotional domestic comedy. Ethel stars in the leading role as a powerful performance. Elaborate stage settings are planned for this production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biater
City Opera
Ethel
Sieter
Directors Elected at Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Co
At the annual meeting of the stockholders the Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company elected directors Joseph D Baker George Wm Smith David Lowenstein B W Mercer Thomas Fitzgerald and Holmes Dake. Joseph D Baker was named president George Wm Smith treasurer and Thomas Haller secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company
Joseph D. Baker
George Wm. Smith
David Lowenstein
B. W. Mercer
Thomas Fitzgerald
Holmes Dake
Joseph D. ‘Er
Georg Wm. Smith
Thomas Haller
Memorial window in church school honoring a local benefactor
A belog window at the rear of the East Second Street Sunday School building is dedicated to the late John H. Rigasy. Thewill of Mr. Bigne oy bequeaths $3,000 to the Sunday school. Memorial services for the widow are planned for Sunday afternoon, October 7.
Braddock Colony Social Notes and Closings
The last copl service of the season will be held next Sunday evening. A large crowd attended the Tuesday evening dance. Hotel Braddock will close on Saturday. Mr. P Long's family will remain for some time. Mrs. Rebecca Wallis and Miss Annie Z Wallis are guests at Doll Cottage. Mrs. W J Parsons and family who spent the summer at MoBar have returned east. Osspar B Cline and family will return home tomorrow. Miss John Smallwood is a guest at Beobriss Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford Orvanty
Doll Cottage
W.J. Parsons
John 8
Local Frederick Notices and Advertisements 1904 1906
Frederick Maryland notices include coal delivery charges after October 1 1904 job ad seeking a boy apprentice at The Main Drug Stores and a Y M C A Building Campaign acknowledgment with a fifty percent payment plan due by September 16 1906 medical osteopathy listing and railway excursion offers from Baltimore to Niagara Park with fare details and travel times.
Local Thanks and City Events Amid Bereavement Notes
A bereaved notice thanks friends and neighbors for support after the death of William D. Wine praises Portner's Hofbrau as quality beer and comments on other brews. The city opera tonight features Master Charles Plaher with Mr. Gregory showcasing motion pictures. A display of millinery and a monthly meeting announced with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Charles Plaher
City Opera Howse
Gregory
Palate Gmoke-Stack Report Notes Sleep Study
Fragmentary text references Ralph Finney and a sleep scan. The readable portion hints at a medical or research context involving a person named Finney and a study or analysis of sleep effects, but details are unclear. No clear dates, locations, or organizations emerge from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Finney
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Hamme
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Y.M. C. A. Building Campaign Committee
J. Tmavaers Thomss
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M. Muwmay & Co
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Tea B. Brann
Triptimoreton
Niagara Park
Potate
Mt. Airy
Black Diamond” Express
Lablyn Veley
Amin
LL Rugs
George
Rodoor
Tees
P. Rice
Auraan Mien
Counbelor-At-Law
Ofice
Peterman
W. Franklin Street
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Momar Gee Hee
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North Market BT
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