Notable deaths and births on April 2 history
A historical list notes Thomas Jefferson born at Shadwell in 1743 and Mirabeau dying in Paris. It also mentions Richard Cobden born 1804, Samuel Morse born 1791, Benjamin Tweed and St George Mivart, with brief descriptors of their roles and origins.
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Thomas Jeferson
Shadwell
Alberarig County
Count Mirabeau
Parle
Richard Cobden
England
America
Cobden
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
New York
Charlestown
Mass
Benjamin TI. Tweed
Cambridge
Asi
St. George Mivart
Parla
Piga For Sale and Various Classified Ads
Public notices and advertisements list items for sale and services offered. Entries include potatoes for sale by B S Schresder and dry goods by Neidig Miller, a public sale by C B Fout, a salesmen position, and job postcards from Wm Anderson and L H Davin. Other brief items note a breastpin lost and general help wanted.
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BNEW
Haugh
Man
L. H Davin
N.E Cramer
Neidig & Miller
Thomas Kemp
Brenner Orchestra at Miss Schley Easter Monday Dance
Brief items note Brenner's orchestra provided music at Miss Schley's surprise Easter Monday dance. A new roll top desk replaces an old 60 year desk in the sheriff's office. T. J. Michael builds a back addition to his recently purchased South Market Street house and repairs its interior.
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Brenner
Golden Wedding Surprise At Adamstown Home
On March 25 Mr and Mrs James B Scarff celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Adamstown home. Four nearby children arrived with grandchildren to honor the couple with refreshments and a thanksgiving service led by Rev A Conner. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Alville Conner and several local families as they offered congratulations and prayers.
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James B. Scarff
Adamstown
A. Conner
Alville Conner
E. A. Wachter
C. Cromwell Kessler
E T. Bready
R. R. Day
Walter B. Krantz
Satisfying Customers through Timely Advertisements
The article urges merchants to tailor ads to individual needs and push special values daily or weekly. It extols Tum News as the medium to reach people and satisfy varied tastes, encouraging timely promotions to draw customers.
Verdict Reversed in Maryland Case and Rehearsal Tonight
In a Court of Appeals decision the Maryland State case State of Maryland versus King from Frederick Circuit Court reversed on errors and a new trial granted for the larceny charge. In Grabill versus Plummer the appeal was dismissed with costs. The Frederick Symphony Orchestra announces rehearsal tonight at City Hall room.
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Court of Appeals
State of Maryland
King
Frederick County
Grabill
Plummer
Frederick
Extraseession Likely Tax Levy Bill Fails in Session
State levy bill not passed as closing hours pass with House oversight. Extra session probable, costing about $15000. No authority yet for collecting 173 cents per 100 of property tax for 1902 and 1903. Senator Jones of Montgomery proposed the tax items, but the bill died in the House amid others linked to his name.
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House of Delegates
Jones
Montgomery County
Senate
Senator Jones
House
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Myersville Loan and Deposit Company
Frederick and Jefferson
Jones Found Guilty Trial of Murder in First Degree
Frank Jones, alleged as Frank Johnson Soloved, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a jury after a brief deliberation in the Ellicott City case. The victim was Baltimore peddler Israel Rodetsky, killed March 4. Two co-defendants, John Johnson and Eugene Franklin, remain in Broots City jail awaiting joint trial as accessories.
Engineer Rhodes Resigns From Fire Engine Company
A special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company is set for six oclock this evening to act on the resignation of chief engineer Frank T Rhodes. If accepted the vacancy will likely be filled by appointment by the standing committee.
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Rhodes
Frank T. Rhodes
Mail tampering complaint prompts severe penalties warning
Local post office reports tampering with mail on rural routes. Postmaster DeGrange warns that penalties for interference are severe and offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Ofice
DeGrange
Robbers Sentenced in Baltimore Robbery Case
Quiewan O'Deonnell John Connors and Frank Clark were convicted in the Criminal Court in Baltimore yesterday for robbing Rosa Sastiwood of Prince County about $23. Judge Tadge Ritchie sentenced each to three years in the penitentiary. The robbery occurred on Marsh Market Space.
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Quiewan O'Deonnell
John Connors
Frank Clark
Cvisninal
Baltimore
Rosa Sastiwood
Phie County
Tadge Ritchie
Harford House proprietor Fraok Boyd dies at Havre de Grace
Obituary notes Fraok T Boyd a 36 year Harford House proprietor at Havre de Grace died. Andrew Tennant aged 75 died at Lonacontug after long Scottish residence. Oakland weather brings heavy snowdrifts and gale winds. Edward O Donnell Baltimore and Ohio Rail road veteran killed by a pusher on the mountain. Frostburg municipal election proceedings quiet with Peter Loem mert elected mayor on Republican and Citizens tickets. Michael Carey Cumberland engineer injured after fall from a loading board amid asthma attack.
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Fraok T. Boyd
Harford House
St Havre de Grace
Andrew Tennant
Lonacontug
Scotland
Oakland
Edward O'Donnell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philson
Frostburg
Peter Loemmert
Citizens
Michael Carey
Tintore
Ohio
Cumberland
Funeral of Mrs Fannie May Kaufman Held at Pearl
The funeral for Mrs. Fannie May Kaufman was held at 10 this morning at her Pearl area home. Rev Dr E R Eschbach led services, with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director C O Carty. A tribute praised her as devoted wife mother and neighbor who cared for the less fortunate. She was about 33 and in strong health, mourned by family and friends as Heaven's gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Measell
Rocky Springs
Charles Measell
Sils
Ida V. Keyser
Emma Smith
Shockstown
Mollie Greenwald
Susan Heffner
Frederick
Fannie Scockman
Feagaville
John Mensell
Yellow Springs
Sarah Kline
Irs
Sarah J. R. Kline
Daniel Kina
Middletown Valley
Georges Whipp
High Knob
Martin L
Franklin
Charles D. Kline
David Kline
Lewis H. Blank
A. W. Philhower
B. F. Goanso
Charles Smith
Paul Elipp
Conrad Shultz
David Grove
Henry Ropp
Reformed Cemetery
Middletown
W.T. Mack
Blanche Estelle Williams
Jeremiah Williams
Damascus
O.M. Oollum
Strangburg
Roby Miles
Robert Stewart
Willis Brandenberg
Thomas Darby
Olive Lawson
Gladys
Fannie May Kaufman
Pearl
E. R. Eschbach
Mt. Olivet
C. O. Carty
Lois
Bhaniman
Earth
Two Men Held on Robbery Charge in Westminster Case
John Dyca and Barney Zeitz were committed to jail after a January 12 robbery against Baker and Zentz in Mount Airy. They appeared before Justice William Moore yesterday, unable to post $1,000 bail, and were remanded for grand jury action. They were arrested in Baltimore on the evening of January 14.
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John Dyca
Barney Zeitz
Westminster
Stars
Baker & Zentz
Mount Airy
William Moore
Baltimore
Frederick Amateurs reorganize for 1902 season
The Frederick Amateurs reorganized for 1902 following a successful previous season in which they won five of seven games. Applicants for positions include Willard, Young, RB, Toms, Buland, Wood, Raling Schroeder, Spond, seller Lebbert, Kolb, and MetGasa. challenges may be addressed to Manager A. M. Wood at ii East Second Street.
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Frederick
Posi- Sons
Willard
Young
Toms
Buland
Wood
Raling Schroeder
Spond Seller
Lebbert
Kolb
MetGasa
A. M. Wood
East Second Street
Fortnightly Literary Society Meets at Woman's College
The Fortnightly Literary Society meets at the Woman's College this evening with Prof and Mrs J H Apple Miss Sallie Fauntleroy and Mr Paul Jefer in attendance. The program will explore the life and works of Shakespeare.
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Fortnightly Literary Society
Woman's Collses
Prof
and Mirs
J. H. Apple
Sallie Fauntleroy
Paul Jefer
Shakepers
Brakeman Injured By Yard Engine Collision
Brakeman Charles Foster suffered severe injuries after a yard engine struck his caboose in Brunswick yards on Monday. He was hit by a bail and struck through a caboose window, causing serious head and body injuries.
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Brunswick
Charles Foster
Old organ removed from All Saints Episcopal Church
The old organ that has adorned the loft of All Saints Episcopal Church for many years was removed. The last section was taken down this morning and shipped to Ha EeTsiows.
Market quotes from Gargott include corn and hay notes
J E W Gargott's market quotes for today list corn at 2.95 per barrel and shelled dented corn per bushel at 67 cents. Hay prices range from 9 to 19 dollars per ton, with figures and terminology reflecting a concise price notice from the Mart.
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Vocal Mart
J. E. W. Gargott
Annual Easter Dance Eager Frederick Guests at Masonic Temple
The annual Easter dance in Frederick drew many out of town guests. Decorations by George Gardner of Baltimore and floral motifs by Carl Hermann framed a gala setting in the Masonic Temple. Frederick Select Orchestra provided music as a subscription event featured a midnight supper and a long list of attending couples and individuals from Frederick and nearby cities.
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Temple
George Gardner
Baltimore
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Dudley Page
Oarl Hermann
Frederick Select Orchestra
William P. Maulsby
Charles W. Roza, Jr
Chas
Howard
David 0. Winebrewer, Jr
Glenn H. Worthington
Marcus Williams
W.C. Keller
Fred. Alvey
Gharles Helfenstein
Grayson
Birely
Stetson
Boston
Gambrill
Tavrel
Misa Heiskell
Moody
Washington
Newman
Whitmore
Dorsey
Mesare
Williamson
Markell
Thomas
McCurdy
Chipline
Smith
Dennis
Baker
Nelson
Kieffer
Page
Hobbs
Baughman
Reich
Cod
Zimmerman
Markey
Messrs
Warfield
Slinglatt
Brown
Woodville
Worthington
Winchester
Simmons
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Clemson
Unionville
Gibson
Burkitteville
Westminster
Inbarty
Warthen
Kidnapped in The West at City Opera House
A four act comedy presented by a home talent company drew a large audience last night. The sensational scenes and exciting climaxes kept patrons engaged as Miss Katie Etchelberger and William Bartholow led specialties. Performers included Wm Hooper, Albert Morgan, Frank Goodman, Lewis Moberly, and Prof Robert Emmets with his trained dogs.
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City Opera House
Katie Etchelberger
William Bartholow
Wm. Hooper
Albert Morgan
Frank Goodman
Lewis Moberly
Betwasen
Robert Emmets
Lewis H. Moberly
R. Emmett Koslka
Edward B. Jones
A. Billey
William D. Hosper
Katie Eichelberger
Katie Jones
State Secretary Tibbitts Plans YMCA Visit and Talks
State Secretary George F. Tibbitts of Washington will visit the YMCA on April 4 to 6. He will speak Friday evening to members, Saturday morning to boys, Sunday at 3 30 p.m. to men, and Sunday evening to all. The YMCA program last night featured piano solos by Myrtle Gershberger, violin solos by Evelka Gundley, recitations by Alice Daan and Louise Payne, and other performances.
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M.G. A
George F. Tibbitts
Washington
Y.M.C. A. Rooma
Myrtle Gershberger
Alica Daan
Evelka Gundley
Louise Payne
Jennie Wineberg
F. ¥. Staub
Maggia Dovall
Edna Mulifnix
A Fine Monument Erected at Ms Olivet Cemetery
H P Rieger & Co of Baltimore erected a granite sarcophagous at Mrs C N Haner's grave in Ms Olivet cemetery. The monument features an elk head, renaissance corners, and a sub-base. The same company supplied posts and markers of the latest design. Appointment news from the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South lists Res B V Switzer returning to Frederick and Rev George Hinsel assigned to Branswick.
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H. P. Rieger & Co
Baltimore
Ms. Olivet
C. N. Haner
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Baltmore
B. V. Switzer
Frederick
Geo. Hinsel
Branswick
Fire safety work completes at Masonic Temple building
Fire escapes added on west and south sides of the Masonic Temple. Finish touches on stairways underway. New York Herald notes costumes from the production A Wise Woman were released by costume authorities as tools of trade after seizure, described as exquisite Parisian designs that will captivate attendees.
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Masonic Temple
New York Herald
Janssth
Cosum
Desigs
Personal Notices From New London And Frederick
Purely personal items note Misa McCaffrey visiting relatives in Frederick and Miss Smallwood visiting Krostburg. Mamie Shaw spending the day with friends in Frederick. Adolphus Fearhake and wife return from Washington. E T DeLashwatt, visiting family here, returns to New York. Charles P Levy moves to West Third Street. Heiskell and Gambrill visiting Marion Johnson. M A Biser moves to Braddock Heights area. Grace Shipley resumes visit with Mrs May Conway in Washington. Ralston Goldsborough returns to Lehigh University after visiting his parents. Prof Charles C Clemson of Western Maryland College visits West Third Street and returns home.
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Misa McCaffrey
New London
Frederick
Smallwood
South Market Streat
Krostburg
Mamie Shaw
Woodsboro
Adolphus Fearhake
East Patrick Street
Washington
E.T. 3. DeLashwatt
New York
Charles P. Levy
East Second Street
West Third Street
Heiskell
Baltimore
Gambrill
Laurel
Marion Johnson
Court Square
M. A.B. Biser
West Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Grace Shipley
May Conway
Fifth Street
Washington, D. C
Ralston Goldsborough
E. Y. Goldsborough
West Patrick Artest
Lehigh University
News of the Churches in the Week
Midweek service at Evangelical Lutheran chapel at 7 80. Presbyterians mark Rev. Dixon’s fifth anniversary on Sunday. Revival crowds grow at the W O T U rooms with rising interest. Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society met at Trinity chapel and sent 28 to Calvary Mission Philadelphia. May Mata chairs collection district No. 4. program praises included recitations and music. Dr Kachbach notes Lent offerings for home missions rising with encouraging prospects.
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Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
Calvary Mission Church
Philadelphia
May Mata
Rosie Duvall
Littles White Ross
Courtney Williams
Gole
Charlotte Sinn
Eligabeth McDaniel
Smith
Kachbach
Young pupils star in winter entertainments at Home for the Aged
The Home for the Aged hosted a winter show staged by Miss Katherine Eisenhauer’s class. Six year old Helen Wolf and Edith Kintz led with Needles mad Ping, while others including Beat rice Geesey and Louise Haley performed well in recitations. A seven-woman pantomime of Way Down Upon the Swanee River delighted the audience.
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Katherine Eisenhauer
Helen Wolf
Edith Kintz
Needles Mad Ping
Beatrice Geesey
Swanee River
Ewenheuer
Margaret Finschauer
Bennett Released in Fire Case Hearing
Maurice L. Bennett, jailed on suspicion of setting Filby’s stable fire, received a hearing before Justice Smith and was released as the testimony failed to conclusively justify holding him for grand jury action. George Offutt and John Lawton faced charges of disorderliness and disturbing the peace near Doubs. imprisoned in defiance of 100 pound bail with hearing set for Friday. A popular price attraction comes to City Opera House next week with Van Dyke and Easton Company performing eight plays, featuring a large cast and special artists. The opening bill is The Parisian Prince, with After the Ball scheduled for Wednesday matinees. Sale Closed. Noah E. Cramer closed the sale of Walter A. Withers farm near Woodsboro, 145 acres 77 perches, selling to Charles O. and Martha B. Fogle for $3,500.
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Bennett
Maurice L. Bennett
Filby
Smith
George Offutt
John Lawton
George P. Lowe
Doubs
Justice Smith
City Opera House
van Dyke and Easton Company
Noah E. Cramer
Walter A. Withers
Woodsboro
Charles O
Martha B. Fogle
Woodaboro
Spring styles and menswear at Craney department store
A bold promotional notice highlights Spring Advance for men. It promises shirts that fit well with style and price and invites customers to inspect examples of gents fashion including neckwear and novelty items.
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Nore
Local Hotel Ad and Medical Services Listing
An item notes a City Hotel and a Raw Bar offering Lynn Haven Pays and other seafood at 40 cents per dozen, plus related prices. It also lists Dr. Wo C Boteler offering ENT care and eye services, with specialties in cataract removal and hearing restoration, tied to Kansas City University and London hospital therapies, at 25 N Market St.
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Lynn Haven
Wo. C. Boteler
Dirsorce
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
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Hoover
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Wolfsville
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Chewaville
Wolfeville
Olock
S. H. Dietzel
Cavestown
John Hoover
Misa Dalla, Hoover
Nellie Jones
I. T. Jones
James P. Brays
N. Charles Street
Charles C. Clemson
Western Maryland College
Noah E Cramer
News OF the Churches
John Hendrickson
Rype Model
Onn
Ef Endrickson
Nemdig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Madras
India
Nhidig & Miller
Clinton ‘el Main
Dedg
Clinton & Slam
Tsanogie & Wagaman, Brxz Books
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Feedsrice
F. B. Sappingtonr
Cass, Glassware, &C
F. B. Sappington
GEO
Rodook
Rodocke & QO
A. T. Krice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
North Market Strene
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO. Telephone
P. Rice
Pourth &J., Q
P. Poona Ona
DE Bion
Ste Freak Co
Nizht Oslig
Wwe
Keller
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Peterman
Franklin Street
Battcere
Sargeon
Baltimore Lye
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Thromt Mart
Frederick Ket
Third & Saturdas
Avery Monti
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Court Street
Phove
Healdenes
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Doll & Slbaueh
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Aeyland
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M. Hadcliff
North Mara Md
George A. Gilberts
O. Nicodeatus
North Market
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Noah E Oram
BR Feinel
Walt Bortowsr
Willages Wubusken
Sore Farm
Walkersville Thorn
Fredart
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Schiepreile
First National Bank
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