This Date In History April 1 1406 to 1899
A compact history note lists events and deaths tied to April 1 across centuries. It mentions Sultan Timur died in 1406, William Harvey born 1578, Reginald Ueber bishop and hymnist died, the White Star steamer Atlantic sinking near Halifax with 535 lives lost, Emile Bessels death, Clara de Hirsch de Genereuth charity bequest, and a Paris ambush where 3 officers and 4 sailors were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultan ‘Amour
Tamerlane
I'erata
Willam Harvey
Folkestone
Reginald Ueber
Calcutta
Greenland
Trichinopot
Wit
Atlantic
Halifax
Emile Bessels
Loroness Clara de Hirsch de Genreuth
Paris
Apta
Fragmented Classified Page Teems With Local Notices
Readable fragments show a mix of notices and ads including public sale items, job wanted posts, dividend notices, and business names such as Mutual Life Ins Co, McCardell Farm, Tabler Lime & Stone, Harry McHenry, Modern Woodmen, J E Walker & Co, Eichelberger's Grocery, Besant & Knott, and Neidig & Miller. Entities include Osment, Geo A Gilbert, and F B Sappington. Dates or locations are unclear from the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Sh -McCardell
Tabler Lime & Stone Co
Hoster Bock Beer
Harry McHenry
Geo. O. Kallian
Wm. B.storm
O. Kaedy
Osment
Market & Trail
Academy Visitation
H. H. Haller
M. Dizon
J. E. Walker
Besant & Knott
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
The Weekly News Promotion and Adverts Details
The Weekly News will be a twelve page issue with full news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and positions itself as a premier advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 8 PM Wednesday and changes by noon same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Purely Personal Visits Spread Across Baltimore and Nearby
Mrs Joseph Math and Miss Catherine Muth of Baltimore visit St Alphonso Muth at Visitation Academy. Miss Bessye Bucher visits relatives in Baltimore. J N Zimmerman and A W Burkhart return from Charleston Exposition. Mrs Chas Flemming returns from Washington. Jacob J and Howard Walter of Hanover are summoned to Frederick for their mother's illness. Murray Smith returns to Baltimore. Mrs P E Long returns from Charleston Exposition. Miss Pettitt leaves for Philadelphia from Mrs Mathews. Mrs Strassburger visits cousin Mrs S M Hench at 216 North Market. Miss Annie M Hoffman of Fort Wayne leaves after visiting. Mrs Charles I Purnell of Baltimore visits daughter Mrs Joseph W Gaver during Easter. Misses Mildred and Louise Parnell return home after visiting Mrs Joseph W Gaver. Mr and Mrs J H Dechert of Chambersburg are guests of Mr and Mrs John E B Price. David S Rica and family move to Baltimore. Mrs T W Morgan of Baltimore visits daughter Mrs Justice Miller. Mrs W L Ould of Baltimore formerly of the city visits Mrs Geo Z Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Math
Mias
Catherine Muth
Baltimore
Frederick
Murray Smith
P. E. Long
Charleston
Mise Pettitt
Mathews
East Second Atreat
Philadelphia
Strassburger
J. A. Strassburger
Norristown
5. M. Hench
North Market, Street
Annie M. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles I. Purnell
Joseph W. Gaver
Mildred
Louise Parnell
J. H. Dechert
Chambersburg
Norriss Acquitted In Rockville Circuit Court
In Rockville Circuit Court Judge James B. Henderson presided as arguments were heard Saturday in the Norriss-Henson murder trunk case. State's Attorney Henry M. Talbott led for the State, joined by Alexander Kilgour for the defense. Howard C. Peters argued for the defense. After a recess the State closed, the jury deliberated about an hour and brought in a verdict of not guilty. Also, Noah E. Cramer and Joan Brent closed the sale of Charles S. Houck’s Retreat near Walkersville, comprising 10 acres of land, to Barry B. Garver of Lingamore for $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norriss
Rockville
Ludges
James B. Henderson
Norriss-Henson
Henry M. Talbott
State
Alexander Kilgour
Howard C. Peters
Talbott
Noah E. Cramer
Joan Brent
Charles S. Houck
Walkersville
Barry B. Garver
Lingamore
Local Market Quota Shares Odd Daily Prices
Market snippet shows quotes for corn and other goods with per bushel rates and scattered figures. Names such as J. E. W. Hargelt appear, but legible details are fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loce Mart
J. E. W. Hargelt
Dr William H Purnell Dies At Atlantic City After Long Career
Dr William H Purnell a Maryland and Delaware educator lawyer and politician died in Atlantic City New Jersey at about age 76. He served as Baltimore postmaster Delaware College president and Frederick Female Seminary principal among other roles. His career spanned law education and public service with leadership in the American party era and state boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Purnell
Frederick Female Seminary
New Windsor College
Carroll County
Delaware College
Newark
Cal
Atlantic Ociy
N. J
Parnell
Worcester County
Tor
Maryland
Treasury
American Party
Col
Geo. B. Rickards
Thomas Holliday Hicks
Hicks
Purnell
Karamagice
Henry Winter Davia
Baltimore
Johnson
Internal Revenue
Union State Central Committee
Frederick
Furnett
State Board of Education
Mus Kat
Rodetsky Murder Case and New Lime Company
Ajary held in Howard county court after plea changes in the Rodetsky murder case near Ellicott City. Attorneys withdrew guilty plea as trials may proceed for Eugenes Franklin and Johnson. Also reports John W. Tabler Lime and Stone Co forming to operate kilns and supply potash lime and building stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodetsky
Ajary
Howard County
Frank Jones
Israil Rodetsky
Ellicott City
Mexare
Chas
KK. Dorsey
Edward F. Jones
Jones
Eugenes Franklin
Johnson
New Lime Company
John W. Tabier
Frederick City Limes Co
John W. Tabler
Easter Egg 60 Years Old Revealed by New Market Owner
Adr. Daniel Swomley of New Market preserves an Easter egg aged sixty years. The shell dye remains unchanged and the egg retains its beauty since it was first hidden fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Swomley
New Market
Swomley
Keller Bros Take Over General Store at Bockerstown
A.J. McKenza sold his general merchandise store at Bockerstown with goodwill to John F. and Otho J. Keller, who assumed control yesterday and will operate under Keller Bros. Damage from high wind Saturday afternoon shattered Hendrickson’s plate glass window after a display stand collapsed against it. Ephraim O. J. Murray of Frederick saw his pension raised to 12 per month. A Wise Woman at the City Opera House features a rising performer linked to Augusin Daly’s company and Miss Rose Ereh on artist Meidhart. the show highlights Lacy Marie Lamour’s Saturday solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. McKenza
Bsockerstown
John F
Otho J. Keller
Keller Bros
Hendrickson’s
City Opera House
Augussin Daly
Mise Neidhart
Eo Roung
Easter services vary among Frederick churches
Easter week observances filled Frederick churches with large congregations many decorated with lilies and flowers. Eighteen members joined Grace Reformed, 11 by confirmation, 6 by certificate, 2 by faith. St John’s sang He is Risen and Ave Verum with soloists. Grace and Evangelical Reformed held elections naming officers and elders. Reverend Todd to attend the Baltimore conference and preach at Strawbridge. Grace elected Robert F. Thomas elder and Irving 5 Biser deacon. Episcopal vestry named wardens and delegates. Organs to be upgraded at St. Mary’s. Maryland Classis to meet at Taneytown April 30. Jesse B. Klein installed at Beaver Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrederick
Dorling
Grace Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
de. B.S Todd
M. E. Church
Groose E. Church
Baltimore
Dr. Todd
Strawbridge Church
Robert F. Thomas
Irving
Biser
Episcopal Church
George Johnson
E. Trail
Charles W. Ross
Wm P. Maulsby
John A. Markett
John A. Lynch
Charles M. Gulpin
B. Sappington
Charles M Gilpin
B. C. Shepherd
Goldsborough
John A. Lynusy
Aioce
Charles EL 1
Trail
Atl Saints Episcopal Church
Maryland
Reformed
Grace Reformed
Taneytown
Jesse B. Klein
Johnsville
E. W. Stoner
Union Bridge
H. Utz
New Market
Beaver Dam Church
Social World Surprises and Easter Dance Highlights
Mrs Jennie Schley Miller hosted a surprise dance for her niece Lillian Schley last night at the Steiners home. Guests included many Schleys and friends, with chaperones listed. An Easter party followed at Thomas W Byler’s residence with games, refreshments, and decorative flowers. A large Janior Hall firemen’s ball drew strong attendance and good finances. A Masonic Temple dance rounds out the evening with the Frederic Select Orchestra supplying music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Schley Miller
Lillian Schley
Steiner Schley
Rebecca DeLanhmutt
Sadie Zimmerman
Pauline McCardell
Emily Sghoson
Charlotte Smith
Alice Holleck
Mary Imsburg
Regina Rodock
Ruth Haller
Edith Miller
Anne Schley
Lilian Schley
Mame Schley
Agnes Schley
Messrs
Arthur Levy
Henry Ramsburg
Hanson Maulsby
Quynn Rodcock
William Foat
George Foat
Don DaLashmutt
Robert Goodell
Wilson Schley
George Delaplaine
Clinton McSherry
Reading
Thomas W. Byler
Misa Pearl Derrzbaugh
Biamie Waltera
Honer
Pearl
Mary Hammond
Mary Eyler
Virgie Walters
Adela Wiliams
Margarette Hoffman
Leo Mustange
Melvin Anders
Roger Lampart
George Eyler
Lee Dertzbaugh
Irvin Welters
Janior Hall
Janior Steam Fire Company
Frederick Select
Masonic Temple
Frederick Select Orchestra
Middletown election contest nominates second ticket
Citizens dissatisfied with the last week's ticket met in convention and nominated a second ticket for the municipal election next Monday. Burgess P. W. Shafer was named chairman and John E. Kelier secretary. D. A. Gross was nominated for Burgess with Charles V. Anders, Shafer, Boileau, Michael, and Glaston Fox as commissioners. Also notes several local illnesses including W. W. Pickett and Mrs. Scholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Citizens
Sanusl Corporation
Burgess P. W. Shafer
John E. Kelier
D. A. Gross
Burgess
Messrg
Charles V. Anders
Burges
P. W. Shafer
Charles B. Boileau
Charles W. Michael
Glaston Fox
End of Session Passes Liquor License Bill and More in Frederick
The General Assembly adjourned at midnight after passing a liquor license bill for Frederick with Senate amendments setting fees at 120 for saloons and hotels and 100 for stores. Other Frederick county measures included franchise tax payments, witness mileage rules, charter amendments for several railways and companies, free scholarships, a library commissioner bill, and a non discrimination clause for women in a professional act. The appropriation for Frederick City Hospital was raised to 3500 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Frederick
Senate
House
Frederick County
Bronewick
Myereville Cemetery Company
Myereville and Catoctin Railway Company
Urbana
Feagaville
Justices of the Peace
Legora Power, Manufacturing and Construction Company
Frederick, Legore and Emmiteburg Railway Company
Elliot’ City and
Frederick City Hospital
Betts
Advertised Letters and Song Recital in Frederick 1902
The Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters dated March 29 1902 including GextLemens List Warner Barton Lev Skillern Abraham Taylor and apres List Miss Kate Corron Mrs Bertha DeLander Miss Jennie C Ford Mrs Fannie Miller Miss Barbara Rottzahn Miss Carrie Rutherford Miss Fannie Snonifer Mrs Marsy Thomas Mrs Mamie Turner. A song recital by Master Dobson the Boy Soprano with H H Freeman organist at St Johns P E Church Washington to the ladies of the city tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock at the Academy of the Visitation under the alumnae association. Osmondell pianist and W W Osburn violinist will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
GextLemen
Warner Baten
Q. Lev. Skillern
Abraham Taylor
Kate Corron
Bertha DeLander
Jennie C." Ford
Fannie
Master Dobson
H. H. Freemans
St. John’s P.E Church
Washington
Ladies of the Suy
Academy of the Visitation
Alumnae Association
Dobson
Mise Osmondell
W. W. Osburn
Quiet weddings and accreditations noted in brief
Notices report Miss Lillie G. Gilbert wedding to W W Sellard in Washington last week. Henry G. deButts wed Myrtle A. Lanham in Loudoun County March 29. Easter gift a silver punch bowl from San Francisco kin. Mercersburg Academy honors R B Ely with honorary oration. New York Herald item on costumes seized for Miss Marie Lamour production. duty questions linger. Local advertising note promotes want ads in Frederick News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Butis
Lanham
Henry G. deButts
Myrtle A. Lanham
Loudoun County
E.R. Eschbach
Daniel BE. Feigiey
North Market Arrest
Marie Wimsatt
San Francisco
Osl
Sixes and Pox in Cumberland and Local Incidents
Sixteen lines of brief items report health, crime, and civic notes from Cumberland onward. Pox cases in Cumberland. tax rate fixed at ninety eight cents per dollar in Prince George's county. Victor Warrington seriously injured jumping from a moving streetcar in Easton. First brick laid at new Navy Academy quarters in Annapolis. Obituary for George W. Lockwood of Orsell County. A West Virginia lumber firm plans a Hagerstown HQ. Body recovery efforts at Elkton for Joseph Saltz. a 300 ton landslide on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad at Rolandsville. Deaths include John H Ditmeer at Locust Point. 13-year-old Charles Cooke Jr. accident in Cambridge. George W. Barber sues Williamsport for damages from a pavement fall. Elizabeth Kelly dies in Howard County at age 20. Baltimore Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church South to meet in Frederickaborg in October. adjournment today. Western Maryland bids controversy aims to rebid for better terms. Fireman Edward Rayner, 21, killed by a fly wheel at Detrick & Harvey’s shops. wreck damages East Preston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Prince Georga
Victor Warrington
Easton
Naval Academy
Annapolis
George W. Lockwood
Peter Alrichs
Oantch
Delaware
Orsell County
West Virginia
Hagerstown
Susquehanna
Elkton
Joseph Saltz
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Rolandsville
Cecil County
John H Ditmeer
Batbara and Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Charles Cooke, Jr
Cambridge
George W. Barber
Williamsport
Mia Elizabeth Kelly
Dalia
Howard County
William Kelly
Baltimore
Edward Rayner
Cedar Avenue
Detrick & Harvey's Shops
East Preston Street
Local notices and events listed for April program
Master Dobson the Boy Soprano will sing at the Academy of the Visitation tomorrow April 2 at 3 pm. Ladies invited. Tickets 25 cents. Modern Woodmen meet tonight at 8 o'clock with full attendance expected. Hater, Clerk. Hoster's Bock Beer advertised. Derby hat mislaid at Junior Hall exchange at News Office. Cement and building goods promotions by Marrett & Trai. Woman's Auxiliary Easter Social at Y M C A rooms Tuesday April 1 at 7:30 pm. Kidnappers Company to perform at City Opera House April 1 1902 with varied acts and prices. Drugstore ads and other local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobson
Academy of the Visitation
Eusenhauer's
Modern Woodmen
Healred
H, H. Hater
O'Stock
City Opera Hous
Kidnappers Company
Home Talons
Bsyjo
R. Emrmet
Emmett Roelkey
Spring Advances For Men Shirts At Low Prices
A local retailer advertises new spring shirt stock with high class work in various stripe patterns and white Madras. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.50, with additional spring looks in neckwear collars and suspenders not yet displayed in the window.
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the Daily News
Wasamarom
Tam News
W. L. Mooms
the Weather Bureau
Mutual Life Ins
Velaas
M.B. Doll
Pres
Geo
Rodock & Co
F. BE. Sappington
the Weekly News
W.h.purnell
Ephriam O. J. Murray
Officera
Eta
W. W. Pickett
East Third Street
Jennie Scholl
South Market Street
John Walter
M. E. Daniels
Doalera Wii
Seasion
Ked
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
R. B. Ely
Obas. W. Ely
New York Herald
Marie Lamour
Trasemary
Heron
Seiz
Davis
Custom Honrs
Richards
Hoster
L. Hoster
Derby
Lastaight
Lal
Paragon
Marrett & Trai
L. Boster
Dangheas
Portland
Rosandale
Marrell & Trai
Fraderick County
Round Top
Marriit & Tran
City Hotel Grill
Iynn Haven
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Lorex St
Henry Lorentz
God
Dar Garens
Jony Asworrissey
Nee As
Miller
Priestley
Neidig & Millar
Glinton
dLain
Clinton E. Main
N. Market
Isanogle &Wagaman
Beate Books
Tsarogle
North Market Stelet
F. B. Sappingtor
Isc
F. B. Sappington’s
BIG Stors
Rodock & CQ
T. Kio & Sons
A.T. Rios & Som
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Rederics CO
Rice
D. G. Bigal
E. Fourts
Fredk Co
Pheus Ti
Ema
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
Profeser- Sat
Dr H. BE. Peterman
Eweze
Court Street
Ofice and Realdenos
Doll & Albaugh Bulldies
Ontidaw;wiy
Atlee Radcliff
Dentibt
University OF Maryland
Fane x Redcliff
Frederia Md
George A. Gilbert
NicopEmus
North Market
Srrage
Fyvebrick Co
Noah
Oraiker
Orameh
Heal Estates
Bale. Ltd
Destrabie City
Wuburban
Bartholows
Walkeratilia
B. Market Bt. Ltd
Aere
Sarster
Midway
Third Street
Remp
Walkersvills
Mt. Philip School
Ovitiata
Atthe-Green
Rentz Street
Bear Church
South Street
Bobbysville
Keach
Seres River
Brunswick Nord
Cramer
Jeset
Townsexp
Scott & Sox
Bankers and Brokere
Fatetto St.opio
Postoffice
Saltimore, NB
Gaxc
J. Forney
Hideo
L. FL
Eine Models
Soves
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