In History This Day Sees Beginnings and Endings
On September 30 in history figures and events appear from ancient to modern times. Euripides is noted as a Salamis born tragedian. Pompey and Caesar era rivals. Charles VI’s Bavaria queen and Necker are mentioned, with Whitefield and Auguste Comte among the dead, and Dewey’s New York parade marking a reception.
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Euripidea
Salant
C.pompe
Juliaa Caesar
Richard IV
Mens IV
Inebel
Bavaria
Charles
Property Transfers and Probate Notices in Frederick County
Week ending September 30 1910 reports property deeds in Frederick Brunswick and Middletown, licenses in Marabra and Orphans Court actions. Transfers include 13 acres to William Y Long and 33 acres to William Harnet. marriages licenses issued for Samuel Wolford Elisabeth Jones and others. The Orphans Court notes inventories administrations and sales of personal property including Ramsburg and ODonnell estates.
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Circuit and
Orpheus Courts
Orphans
Wadno Aday
David
Winebrewer
Willamy
E. Long
Percy
Nicodemus
Ernest F. Fletcher
Brunswick
Thomas J. Day
Lawson Butler
Taweon Butler
Harry T. Day
Mary Harrison
J. W. Atwell Tourn Price
Albert FF. Rishards
Mahala C. Hargett
Thomas J. Walsh
Harry G. Dorsey
Frederick
Benjamin
Phoebus
Alpert F. Richards
Mary E. Richards
Melvin R. Wood
New Market Tabernacle
Galilee
James RB. Seltzer
John Jordan, Jr
Mabruga
Samuel E. Wolford
Springfield
Elisabeth Jones
Harper's Ferry
Walter L. Heas
Mary B. Bentzeil
Emmiteburg
James O. Merriman
Eva M. Buesard
Harry Edward Link
Walkeraville
Myrtle E. Frederick
Baltimore City
John A. Smith
Walkerese
Grace Jeems
Fred
Oephans
James E. Abrechs
John
Lakin
Bertha S. Lakin
Willam H. Lakin
J. Columbus O'Donnell
Caroline O*donnell
William H. Phosbus
Lavenia Jonas
John R Jones
Arias D. Ramsburg
Elmer RE
Aiva
Ramsburg
Personal notes on visitors and travelers in the city
Purely personal paragraphs list A L Ingelbrecht of pear Jeffer son visiting yesterday. Alonzo Bly on east Fourth street staying with friends in Liberty. Mrs Horses Clarke of Mobile Alabama visiting relatives here. Ward Haffner of West Third street departing for Woodatosk Virginia for a few days. Miss Caroline Ashby Gardner and Elizabeth A Gardner of Baltimore plus Miss R Avica Thomas of Mt Pleasent and DeWitt O Hsines with wife from Union Badge are guests at La Fonds oxtage Braddock Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ingelbrecht
Pear Jefferson
Alonzo Bly
East Fourth Street
Liberty
Horses Clarke
Mobile
Ala
Ward Haffner
West Third Street
Woodatosk
Caroline Ashby Gardner
Elizabeth A. Gardner
Baltimore
R. Avica Thomas
Mt. Pleasent
DeWitt O Hsines
Union Badge
la Fonds Oxtage
Braddock Colony
Grininger Acquitted as Circuit Court Adjourns Short September Term
The circuit court ended the September term after three weeks with a not guilty verdict for Jacob Geineinger in a June 15 assault case at Loy's Station. The term, the county's shortest in years, handled 169 matters on civil and criminal dockets with 10 criminal trials, 9 stet, and 25 civil trials completed.
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Adromit
Jacob R Geieinger
Msaanlt
Cordelia Pyres
Loy's
Circuit Court
Public School Matters Board Confirms Many Contracts
The Board of County School Commissioners met yesterday and approved numerous teacher contracts, added civics to high school courses, and adopted the secretary's reports and a teachers manual. Names listed include Aldridge, Favorite, Neighbours, Dean, Copeland, Rowe, and others across numerous schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Board of County Commission
Edna Roderack
Forest Grove
Bode
Gillstan
Toma’ Creek
Grayson EB. Palmer
Creagerstown
Charles H. Crawford
Harmony Grove
Harry £. Mohler
Oak Grove
Maude Derr
Pleasant Hill
Harrison M. Thomas
Doubs
James Weedon
Jefferson
Simeon O. Johnson
Oldsford
Fannie M. Jackson
T. iv
Independent Bazaar Planned by ISDISA Groups in City Hall
The Independent Bazaar board met at Independent Hall to organize a bazaar for the Independent Hose Company with Senator Rohrback as chairman and J F Eisen Khawer as secretary. An officers list includes Mrs A Leader president and Wm Fout from the Hose Company. committees were named for Finance and Executive duties. bazaar set for first week February 1904 at City Hall. meetings scheduled Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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Independent Bazaar
Isdisa
Independent Hall
Independent Hose Company
Rohrback
J. F. Eisen Khawer
Mra. A
James McSherry
Wm. Fout
John QO. Mostar
John Francis Smith
Junior Fire Company
J. W. Gaver
Reno
Harp
United Fire Company
Tics
Joseph ¥. Bieanbacer
Thomas Chapline
Jacob Rohrback
Richard Royeer
Frank Bentz
J. Roger McSherry
Wm. Miller
George W. B. Shriner
Katie Eisenhower
Taura Chapline
Wm. P. Rice
Arthur Willard
Eliza Hardt
Geo. Salter
Wom. G. Zimmerman
Misa Clara Ensoff
Cart Accident at Brick Works Involving Clarence Murphy
Clarence Murphy about 30 was run over by his cart at the Frederick Brick Works yard this morning. He avoided a colliding cart at a narrow road point, struck a rock, and he was thrown beneath his own wheel which passed over his abdomen. He was taken to his home with injuries not believed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Murphy
Prederck
Murphy
Narrow Escape at School for the Deaf Ditch
Christopher Lerch narrowly avoids being buried when the ditch at the School for the Deaf caves in. He was seven feet deep before the section gave way and the aide’s intervention prevented a tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For the Deaf
Christopher Lerch
Leron
Recovering from Accident in East Fourth Street Area
Mrs. Sallie Blamenauer of East Fourth street is recovering after a fall on Friday night on South Market street into an area way. She was badly bruised and shocked, but showing improvement.
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Sallie Blamenauer
East Fourth Street
South Market Street
Engineer Here Visits Hatton on Sewer and Paving Work
Mr. T Chalkley Hatton, engineer in charge of the sewer construction and street paving, is in town today to inspect progress and oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Chalkley Hatton
Last of the Season Dance Held at Braddock Heights
The final regular dance of the season took place last night at Braddock Heights, drawing local residents to an evening of music and socializing. Officials did not report further details about attendance or performances.
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Braddock Heights
Notified Republican State Candidates Rally in Baltimore
Three Republican nominees for Maryland state offices were formally notified in crowded Wheat Fayatte Street headquarters. Governor candidate H. A. Williams delivered a forceful, unscripted defense of his ticket, criticizing Democratic leaders and appealing to white and Black attendees alike. Congressman Sidney E. Mudd, arriving late, stirred cheers as he reaffirmed loyalty to the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. A. Williams
George Whitelock
A. E. P. Dennis
Wheat Fayatte Street
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Williams
Lewis Putzel
Land
Hiram Watty
Mr. Williams
Williame
Thas
Democratic Party
Hoe
Sidney E Mudd
United States
Registration gain reported in Frederick district precincts
Frederick district saw a net gain of 139 names in yesterday’s registration across eight precincts with 167 names registered and 28 transfers recorded. Precinct tallies show varied registrations and transfers, and voters indicated vote-by-ticket preferences in several precincts though not widely. Also advertised is a Friday night stage adaptation of A Life’s Mistake by Charles Garvice, lauded for its faithfulness to the novel and its uplifting domestic drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ion
Charles Garvice
S Dondi
Sacrament Services for Reformed Congregations Listed
Graos Reformed at Pleasant Hill will receive the Lord's Supper Sunday October 4 at 10 15 am led by Rev S M Hench. St Pauls Reformed at Utica to observe October 11 at 9 15 am. Preparatory services on October 3 at Pleasant Hill 7 30 pm and October 10 at Utica 2 pm. Regular service in the ball at Charlesville October 4 at 2 15 pm.
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Graos Reformed
Pleasant Hill
St. Paul's Reformed
Utica
S. M. Hench
Chariesville
Warfield Campaign Tour Moves Through Maryland
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Eddie Warfield launched his tour at Libertytown in Frederick County. He will speak tonight at Woodsboro and tomorrow in Crangerstown and Bombsburg before continuing to Taneytown New Windsor Mount Carmel and Elkton, with General Baughman joining on several stops.
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Eddie Warfield
Maryland
Libertytown
Warfield
Howard County
Victor Baughmen
Woodsboro
Crangerstown
Bombsburg
Carrell County
General Baughman
Frederick
Taneytown
New Windsor
Baltimore
Mount Oarmel
Mr. Warfield
Gittings Merryman
Gittipgw
Mount Carmel
Elkton
Pine Mountain Grove
Joseph Boyle
Libartytown
Trouble for Frank Winterchief Arrest in Philadelphia
Frank Winterchief, formerly of Baltimore, was arrested in Manayack Philadelphia on suspicion of attacking and robbing Misa Hat tie A. Barr of Paoli in Bryn Mawr. He confessed after denial, detailing prior Maryland and Frederick crimes and a prior 10 year sentence for rape intent, with recent release this summer. Foundry work at Montrose Iron Works progresses, with machine shop nearing readiness and steel rear end up. United Steam Fire Company plans a charity ball. committees named for event arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Winsterchief
Philadelphia
Frank Winterchief
Baltimore
Manayack
Misa Hattie A. Barr
Paoli
Bryn Mawr
Martin the Negro
Bryna Mawr
Marsin
Maryland
Frederick
Winterchief
Frederick County
Lynch
Montrose Iron Works
United Steam Fire Company
H. R. Kolb
William Hahn
George Moberly
John Young
William Ramebarg
Local Mentions and Fall Millinery Highlights
Optician L Krefanger to appear at City Hotel on October 5 and 6 offering free eye exams and advice on glasses and treatments. Fall millinery event advertises two large exclusive hat assortments and ready to wear items on Oct 2 and 3 by Mrs. E Payne at 87 N Market St. T101s notes The Raw Bar open tonight serving Shell Oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go. L. Krefanger
E. PayNe
N. Market St
Local Drug Store Ad and Product Picks on Market Street
A fragmented page promotes White Waistant 480 and Wrapper at 680 with loud claims of savings, plus display text from Main's Drug Store at 5 North Market Street advertising essentials like images, gloves for eye care, and free eye exams by Dr. O W Hines. Additional notes cover hats, coffee brands, apples, and a hotel grill menu in Frederick and Washington.
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Requist
O. W. Hines
Sye Apeciallat
Capital Optional Co
N. W
Washington, D.C
Park Hotel
Frederick
Local notices advertise classes and trolley tickets in Milas Ritchie area
Milas Ritchie will resume dancing classes Friday October 2 at 8 15 pm and Saturday October 3 at 4 pm Former members are asked to attend Private lessons available German figures taught Prospective members may call or write Mrs Eitoble Frederick Maryland Doli s Good Soup Ricoh and Thick Crab Boup tonight Olam Chowder tonight Removal notice J M Birely has moved his Palace of Music to Market and West Church streets Oysters served at the Raw Box Art Club meeting Thursday 7 30 pm Our Fried Oysters are praised New Domestic sewing machines repaired One Way Colonist Rates to the West available at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offices Tickets to many western states and British Columbia at reduced rates
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Milas Ritchie
J. M. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
N. Market Street
Corner Market
West Church Streets
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Webraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
British Columbia
Wall Paper Department Promises Largest Selection Outside Cities
L Es Mullinix advertises decorations and wallpaper offering the season's latest novelties. The department claims to be the largest and best outside big cities with an inexhaustible variety and prompt service including estimates and quick work.
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the Daily News
Tax News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Pocketbook Loat
W. F. Ohilton
Garrett
O. L. Kefaaver Vin
Cramer West
GO. BR
Charles H. Elipp
Benjamin E. Phoebne
David B. Hail
George C. Miller
Maynard Dadrear
Charlotte B. Coblents
Shadrack A. Hedger
Middletown
Nieuwspaper
Griringer
Public
Frederick Qount
Fernoen
Wil
Woodeboro
Emupitaburge
Cuttizens' National Bank
THE
Citizens' National Bank OF Frederick
Larsfal
U. S. Kennrer
Total
Joan Hendrickson
Opus Model
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I. Wa
G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
WM_ SMITH
Thomas H Haller
J. Baker
Comfortables, &Co
Newig & Miller
Nae & Miller
Anlher
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Main’s Drug
North Market Street
Clinton K. Main
City Hotel Grill
ITV Hotel
Chicago
George
Rodock & Cos
Bargain Bulletin
Velvste
Tstry
Brussels
Rodook
ALT, GE & Sonr
Bick & Sone
Frederick, MD
Thomas PR Rices
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Binder Twlne
All Saints and Carre
Essaiy
Hull & Reich
FrRamare
Hull & Reice
Booss
D. Maxtz
Besant & Exorr
Debury
F. B. Sappington
Linve
Cory Snue
Aod
Coles
Ceylon
Fou
B. Sappisgic
North Market Atrest
R. H. &. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltienere
Eys
Kam
Kobe
Bet
Mars
Masonic Temple
Ald
Ecline
Portieres
Tapestry
Oliver
Reds, Greene, Bagdade, &O
Jmir
C. E. Cline
Newspapreo
Doli’s
Doll's
Art Qclab
Thoreday
How & Brien's
Hamored
Ousinros & Rycaps
L. Es Mullinix
Will
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