In History September's notable births and deaths
The item lists historical figures tied to September dates: Pompey the Great, Necker, George Whitefield, Samuel Heilnerman, Auguste Comte, John Jacob Herzog, George Frisbie Hoar, among others. It notes birth and death years and places, with brief identifications as context for the date. The tone mirrors a traditional newspaper history column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punptdes
Salamis
Pumpey the Great
Julltsisu
Dieutel
Samuel Feter Helnizelman
Lancaster County
Auguste Comte
Paris
John Jacob Herzog
Cyclopedia of Theology
George Frisbie Hoar
United States
Massachusetts
Worcester
Fragmented 1922 Advertisements From The News
Listings show various local business names and notices such as sale ads for Giatt voyans and Best Bros, a Frederick Art Club meeting, a Women’s College gathering, shoe repair, a shorthand student, a wool tax matter, a bank and brokerage notices, plus a plea for subscribers to report irregularities in paper receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simah
Jon Thatre
Giatt Voyans
Gonway Rogey
Boonealler
Bioteams
Sain
Rhoads Admtnlaratrix Noth
Biggs
Best Bros. Moory
East Choroh Sk
Frederick Art Club Shoe Repairing
Personal News from Shore Visitors Return Home
A wave of local residents and visitors recounts from Jamestown Exposition trips and European travels. Many names, towns, and addresses are listed as they return to homes on Fourth Street, Dill Avenue, and nearby areas, with several planning future events and church conventions in Washington and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Merman
A. O Moardill
S Fef
Thomas
Patrick Etrest
Norfolk
EB. R. Beckbach
Wes
Harry Rowe
Haat Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
Osborne Logle
Miss Tegte
Washington
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Jonas Barnhouse
Liesburg
J J. Whites
East Fourth
Mies B. Ahacohs
David Jacobs
Wees Falls
J J White
East Fourth Street
Sadie Streeburg
Weat
Fourth Street
Ville
Baltimore
Jamestown
Atlantia Cuy
Eal Menera
John B. Yinger
Angles Han
Wilkensburg
Royal Skating Rink
Seentor and
Mra
Frank O Norwood
Wuarope
Braddock Heights
Mua
Natalinse McCarthy
Madaolice Robinson
Hithor Rohrback
Fred. J. Schroeder
Gon. Ered
Oakland
George A. Schroder
Wess Patrickstreet
Col
Washington Bowie
Maryland
Agricultural fairs and factory news in brief
Agricultural fairs held Berland this week. The Union Manufacturing resumed work today. Mr. Obriat Wiles died yesterday. A woman’s forgiveness excludes admiration. Miss Cora Baker and Miss Elizabeth Gilson are improving at home. Roscoe G White, United States Commissioner, was ill but can go out soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berland
Obriat
Maude
Pablo Héoia
John McGil
Fourth Street
Cora Baker
Mise Elizabeth Gilson
South Market Street
United Sistee Commtasioner
Roscoe G White
East Fourth Threat
Religious World Notes and Weekday Church Activities
Local religious notices cover sermons and services across multiple churches and towns. Elder P D Fahrney preached at Shookstown. various chapters, pastors, and choirs announce Sunday schools, morning and evening services, missionary programs, holy communion dates, and upcoming rallies including a Presbyterian Synod meeting.
Soldiers in Town at Fair Grounds After Shooting Probe
The Second Squadron of the 136th U S Army, four troops and Battery Third Field Artillery, arrived from Gettysburg and marched from Emmitsburg to the city. They will stay at the fair grounds tonight then head to Roskill on route to Fort Myers tomorrow. Major Dickman reported no bloodshed beyond what the News noted, with Company G from Washington on a practice march also at the fair grounds until morning before moving to Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficera
U. S
Getyrburg
Emmitsburg
Fair Grounds
Roskill
Fort Myer
J. T. Dickman
Tom News
North Market
Dickman
Washington
Harry Bean
Oley
Rockvilla
Advertised Letters list at Frederick City post office
The Frederick City post office advertises remaining letters for Saturday September 28 1907. Call for advertised letters within two weeks or they go to dead letter. Gentlemen list includes L M Breighner Walter Gartrall O F Marsh George D Turner Library Co Charles Towers William Wilson. Ladies list includes Lattie Brown Mrs Jane Brown D Blandford Bettinm Baker Rath Drumat William Griffith M L Hanter Virgie Linton Bell Overs Alexander Pierce Bassle O Ran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Guntlemen'’S List
L. M. Breighner
Walter Gartrall
O F Marsh
the Gao
D. Turner Library Co
Charles Towers
William Wilson
Lapiss
Lattie Brown
Jane Brown
D Blandford
Bettinm Baker
Rath Drumat
William Griffith
Misa M.L Hanter
Mias Virgie Linton
Mies Bell Overs
Alexander Pierce
Mra Bassle O. Ran
Hagerstown Fair Banquet Honors Veteran President
The annual Hagerstown Fair Association banquet was held Saturday at the fair grounds. Veteran president John W. Stonebraker presided and celebrated his seventy ninth birthday with a bouquet. Col. Buchanan Schley delivered the welcome address. Attendees included Mersie O. Warebime Douglass H. and Peter L. Margett and Dr. Ira J. McGurdy. Warebime spoke in response to the toast to Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair Association
John W. Stonebraker
Col. Buchanan Schley
Mersie
Warebime
Douglass H
Peter Ll. Margett
Ira J McGurdy
Frederick County
Landmark Riah House Demolished for City Park Project
The old Riah house on Wead Patrick street, recently bought by Mrs. Georgia Simmons for city parkland, is being demolished. Construction began this morning as materials are acquired by Mr. O. H. Hokatelin, ending a long standing town landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riah
Wead Patrick Street
Georgia Simmons
S Park
O. H. Hokateln
Law’s Grip Disorderly Conduct and Cemetery Change
Clarence Brown pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Justice O HL EHokate and paid a $1 fine this morning. Mount Olivet Cemetery sees resignation after seventeen years of service. D J Michiel steps down, Albert B Rontzalen named interim superintendent. Marzala Russell seeks a divorce from Harry E Russell through attorney Joseph W Gaver in a vinculo matrimonii case. they were married at Buckeyatown November 1, 1896 by Rev W W Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brown
Ohl Ehokate
Mount Olivet
D. J. Michiel
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Accomol
Albert B Rontzalen
Marzala Russell
Joseph W. Gaver
Harry E. Russell
Buckeyatown
W. W. Foreman
Excursions and Real Estate Sale Noted in City
An excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday carried 128 persons from the city with 50 bound for Baltimore and 78 to Washington. Mr Charles O Mebring sold his two story brick dwelling on East Church Street for 1000 dollars to Ost A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Charies O Mebring
Qohuroh Street
Osta A. Anderson
Engineer Lipscomb Dies After Bellaire Wreck
A Chicago and Wheeling express crashed into a slow freight near Bellaire Ohio on Saturday. Fifteen people were killed and many injured. Engineer H A Lipscomb of the passenger train perished after enduring a heroic operation under escaping steam. Several injured were treated at Bellaire and Glen Dale hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Ohio
Baltimors and Otlo
Perrona
Glendale
W.va
H. A Lipscomb
Jesse Lipscomb
Thin City
Kogue
Mr. Lipscomb
Belisire
Mad dog bites two children in East All Saints street
Rath Grimes seven year old and Gertrude Grove five year old daughters were bitten by a shepherd dog owned by Miss Etta Carr. The dog attacked near the Grimes home and then along West All Saints street, also biting other dogs. The animal was shot by Lewis Hahn under sheriff direction. The girls were taken to the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Grimes
Daulet Grimes
All Saints Stress
Gertrude Grove
B. F. Grove
Grove
Lewis Hahn
Mariz
Darner
Pasteur Institute
Baltimore
Political Meetings in Damoor County Campaign Draws Crowds
The Damoor County committee held its largest gathering in years with Dr Obas H Conley predicting victory. William P Maulsby urged Eastern registration and vote turnout. Alfred Ritter named assistant at headquarters as campaigns begin with open air gathering planned for October 12 at Breddock Heights and a main meeting October 30 in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damoor O County
Aome
Obas. H. Conley
William P. Maulsby
Conley
Alfred Ritter Bia
Republican Party
Breddock Heights
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting
The Frederick Chapter DAR met Saturday at Miss Eleanor B.M. Johnsons home to plan the November State Convention in the city. Delegates from each chapter will be hosted by the host chapter with a luncheon by Regent Mrs Francis OH Markell. Mrs J Pem broke Thom of Baltimore will preside and Mrs Donald McLain of New York, president general, is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. A. BR
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eleanor BM. Johnson
Bueivers
Miss Johnson
Plea for Harrison Wagner Seeks Conviction Set Aside
Application filed in the District Supreme Court at Washington on a Saturday to set aside Harrison Wagner’s perjury conviction on grounds of insanity. Walton P. Plomley, counsel for Wagner, argues the petition. Wagner was convicted by a jury and is now a patient at the Government Hospital for the Insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Wagner
Distriot Supreme Cocurt
Washington
Walter P. Plomley
Wagner
Government Hospital For the
Not from this County Miss Dolly Kelly traced in Tuz News
Mention was made on Saturday in Tuz News seeking information about Mrs Dolly Kelly formerly Mary O'Neil. It was thought she had relatives in this county but later reports identify Mrs Mary Glynn hunting her from Mount Falls Virginia. Miss Kelley is an heir to an estate in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuz
Dolly Kelly
Miles Mary O'Neil
Mary Glynn
Mount Falls
Mise Kelley
New Jorney
Unclear list of officials and names low context
A fragmented OCR line lists numerous names and titles such as President Vice President cashier assistant and several individuals including Jas McSxerey Kuravver Sutra Barer C.Morrer Harcert and HALLER, with no coherent context or events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sk Jas
McSxerey
D.E. Kuravver
Gro
We. Sutra
J.D. Barer
Joper
Jon C.morrer
D.H. Harcert
Joan
B. Ramssura
Txos
BH. Haller
Bijou Tonight Through Wednesday Shows
The Bijou Theatre continues moving pictures tonight Tuesday and Wednesday with the comedy drama Uncle Josh Parsons presented on Saturday. It promises wholesome humor with pathos and a healthy moral, featuring a company that portrays fourteen distinct character types in an American story of charm. The engagement in this city is for one night only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Parkins
Copper in the Mountain Discovery by Major Gillette
Major Gillette of Philadelphia explores South Mountain and reports rich copper near Wolfsville. He notes surface access with mineral rocks of volcanic origin and fissures pushing metals toward the surface. He says shallow mining could yield value and urges renewed activity in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Gillette
Philadelphia
South Mountain
Mexico
Ia Am
Wolfaville
Barch and Bender Wed at Trinity church in BYMENEAL district
William Barch and Milas Nellla Bender both of this city were quietly married Saturday night at Trinity U W church South by Rev. John Paul Tyler. Schleysville Picnic at Braddock Heights on Sunday school grounds, weather notwithstanding, enjoyed an annual outing Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Fahrney
Shookstown
Flinhugh Lee
U. D
Mise Louise Johnson
St. John's Catholic Church
German Baptist Church
P. D. Fabroey
Hilder B.A. Braner
Sannta’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Eugene Pearce
Virginia Seminary
Prat Baptist Church
Trinity M. M Church
South
John Paul Tyler
Epworth Teague
DE OC. Vishanoff
Thessalonios
Macedonia
Europa
Mace— Don'a
Vishanof
Evangelical Reformed Church
J.H Apple
Moroiog
G. Onar Rhoads
O. Bawin Kemp
Charles W. Lough
Rhoads
Grace Reformed Church
Minning Rav
Isaac M. Motter
Silas M Heock
Braddock Heights
A. Feerhake
Siaging
M. A. E. Blaser
Guite
Audiencca Wea
Fredericx
Sirs
Mary-Steck
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Synod of
Baltimore
Methodiat Episcopal Church
A. J. Gil
Banday
Maelo
A. J. Gill
M.G Urnusr
Virginia Olina
Harry Downey
Laura Hall
James Harrie
Ethel Millow
Edith Wickham
Mary Filler
J L. Burdette
EB. L. Coblentz
Haworth League
Aubrey Nicodemus
Burck
Bender
William +. Barch
Milas Nel
la Bender
Trinity UW. EB. Church South
Schleysville
Schleyevilla Mg
Plon
Braddock
Regular meeting of Home for the Aged board
The Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Frederick Art Club will hold a bus tools meeting on Thursday, October 1 at 7:30 p.m. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Austin Moberly
J. W. Kiracafe
Reno
Karp
P. GO. U
Myr
Hammond
Love Divine
Mr. M D
Miss Fabrrey
Hine
Cifaring
Swaes
Beneditotion
Oanex
Chris Han Endeavor Society
Sanday
Cervad Ater
Mr. Staley
Mites
Mildred Davighmount
Mosto
Dho
Frederick Man
Nerchor
Mr. Dixon
Mies Shock
George Ed. Smith
Louisa James
Miss Hersberger
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Frederick
Bold 19th Century Notions in Trim and Band Pricing
Fragmentary ad lists several trims and braids with prices per yard. Mentions lberal size boxes, motifs and pretty dress accessories, front bands, and abundances of braids in black and colors. Yard prices range from 5c to 65c, with white moiré options noted.
Woman's College shorthand classes start October 1
Local note lists Arthur Wysnd cert holder and reporter who will organize evening shorthand and typewriting classes at the Woman's College in Storthald starting October 1 at 780 p.m. Prof Crawley and other young men urged to join three evenings weekly. Also contains repair shop ad, eye glasses, rail schedule changes, millinery opening, and Democratic headquarters notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piltmanic
Arthur P. Wysnd
The
Woman's College
Crawley
Woman’s College
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the Daily News
Westhor Forscest
Wassmazom
Moons
Weather Bureau
URELY
Bayneawithin
Hhlhiy
Sunday Schools and Societies
United Brethren Church
Randay
W. W. Doub
Middletown
Angeline
Hl. A. Lipscomb
Ballaire
Cefizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G, Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
D. M. Thomas
Dantel Farer
Fred. Co
QO. & PF
John D. Hendrickson
Newig & Miller
Biba & Miller
Peau de Conia Silva
Reidlg & Miller
O. W. Hines
North Market Erat
Myeraville
Garo
BE. F. Anderson
Allara
A.B. &D. Mainz
Markes St
Democratic
Onan
Democratic County Central Committee
Esphtson
Ory
Ottizsns’ M National Bank
Ancvens
Democratic Sicket
Asauve
Epwakp J. Ss1rth
Quy K. Morris
Allen G. Quinn & Co
Haury Taar
George
Robock
Atyle
Rodocce
Thos. P. Rice
Funeral Directo
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Ross Maqo-Kenzie
General Homeopath Medical Pracitioner
South Market St
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Massase
Osmisteoney Hospital
E. Peterman
W. Franklin Brrest
City Hotel
Wan
Lesfauver
Jas. A. Long
Sky Frederick
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Staufber
Noah FE
Cramer D
Stauffer
DAL
Fidelity
Sala
West Third Street
City
Montgomery County
Hid
Thurmont
Merth Market Street
Brunswick
Fred- 18Th
Market St
Third St
Singapore
P.O
N. Market St
F. B. SAPPING@TON, Om AND HOUSE
Tomly
Tie
B. Sapfingson
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