Brief Bits of local news and events update
The Hebrew Parsoyer begins on Tuesday April 9 ahead of Easter. Conrad Roland added a telephone at West Patrick Street. Pawnee Bill stock from the West arrives, moved to Hoke farm, to travel when the show starts. Heck Quinn of Pawnee Bill visits with a wagon. Rain disrupts moving plans. John Brown’s Fort from Harper’s Ferry will be used as a stable for the World’s Fair. Samuel Dofi nets three fine sirfish. A rehearsal of the operetta Princess II will be held at City Hall tonight. Frederic’s lawns show budding growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Roland
West Patrick Street
Texas
Pawnee Bill
Hoke Farm
Heck Quinn
Chicago
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Samuel Dofi
Elocution recital at church attracts audience
Fragmentary note reports an evening recital at a local church with performers and instruments. Indicates a brief program and crowd engagement though details are incomplete and hard to parse.
Weather and history notes from April 3 broadcast summary
A historical note marks April 3 with references to Benton and Kentucky origins, while a Weather Bureau forecast from Washington DC discusses a cold morning, fair to cool conditions across the Middle Atlantic and Central Valleys. It notes a storm near Norfolk with high winds and varying regional rain, predicting warmer days ahead in the central Lake Regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Hakrington
Weather Burest
Sarm
Middle Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Oble
Florida
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountasina
Valleya
Lake
Norfolk
Tkey
Position Wanted Millinery Dry Goods
Retired lines and church street contact details introduce a classifieds note. Names Clara Mae Bryan and Hendrickson appear with a brief ad context and a general aim to feature reliable advertisers. The fragment suggests a local newspaper want ad listing and contact cue.
Frederick Residents Herald Several Travel Returns
Purely presoral Misa Mollie DeLashmutt returned from Washington D C. Mrs. Coss E Richards of Elizabeth Wool is a guest at Mr Z J Gittinger s. Mr M H Doll returned to Frederick from Irish to Baltimore. Mr Murray Thomas left for Philadelphia. Mise Laura Heinlein returned from Baltimore and Washington D C after several weeks. Dr Ghas W Heilman returned from a nine week visit to Washington D C. Hon D Morgan Switzer mayor of Harrisonburg spent days at the Woman s College with his niece Miss Carrie Switzer. Mr Charles Davis formerly of Frederick now in Washington paid a short call then returned to Washington yesterday afternoon. Miss Virgie Faubel returned to Baltimore after a flying visit to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mollie DeLashmutt
Washington
D.C
Coss. E Richards
Elizabeth
Wool
Z J Gittinger
M. H Doll
Frederick
Baltimore
Murray Thomas
Philadelphia
Mise Laura Heinlein
Ghas W. Heilman
Washington, D.C
D. Morgan Switzer
Harrisonburg
Woman’s College
Carrie Switzer
Charles Davis
Virgie Faubel
Baltmoore
Feederick’s Feminine Scribes in The World of Letters
A portrait of Frederick born writers Mart CPRIR SAW Bers Nellie Blessing Eyster Florence Trail and Josephine Calta. The piece surveys their biographies, works and influence with anecdotes and remarks on female literary activity and regional culture. It notes the fire alarm committee report and calls for coordination with other fire companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fats
Brecericn
Bers
Frederick
Maryland
Ite
Philadelphis
Nellie Blessing Eyster
Abraham Blessing
Frederick County
Isui
David A.T. Byater
Harriaburg
San Jose
California
Catoctic
Highlands
Abe
Bss
Asrper
St. Nicholaa
Wide Awake
Tom Hardine
Robert
Lionel Wintons
Suboreas
Calfornia
Eyater
Florenge Trail
Frederick Female
Europe
Miss Trails
Jasior 3. FB. Go. No. 2
Committee On Fire Alarm System
D.E Barras
Robert Lorentz
Gen. W. Shipley
Samuel Titlow
Warren Taylor
Marriage Licenses in Clarence QC and Nearby Areas
Clarence QC lists marriage licenses for Baba and Minnie Keedy of near Johneville, ages noted with the bride identified as John. Oland and Mary B Wood of Frederick election district also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence QC
Baba and
Minnie ¢ Keedy
Johneville
Tats County
John’ ¥. Oland
Mary B Woodward
Frederick
Property Transfers Dusty List of Rural Deeds and Amounts
A long, fragmentary list of property transfers and deeds across multiple parties in rural districts. Names include Ida B Putman, G H Potan, Leander D Stall, James A R Barris, WY E Eavode, George Galtner, Sarah C, Ros Zimmerman, Mary Rebecca Nivocemia, Barry W Bowars, Noah E Cromer, Emmitsburg district residents, and others. Amounts range from small perches to thousands, with totals noted like 3200 dollars and 3925 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B Putman
G. H. Potaun
Leander D. Stall
BO Frank C. Norwood
James AR. Barris
James BH. Harria
WY. E Eavode
Barer
Fannie
John E. Baker
Ind
George Galtner
Sarah C
Ste
Wess
Baden
Geerze W Zimmerman
Wits
Mary Rebecca Nivocemia
Wand
Jones P Frye
Arnie K
Barry W
Geeywor
Mary C
Cts
Foomas
Boone
Jobo Te
Bohn
Diehl
Mery
Boxton Snd
Harry W Bowers
Gravifeon EK
Bowers
Noah E Cromer
Leststein
Duckeystown Ciotrict
Mitton G. Urner
Ard Laurs
Sarah E Creager
M Adams
Mary J Line
Emmitsburg
Joshua H. Norris
Mary E Haley
Levy
Asatgoee and
Mortwagee
Henry A Schildtknecht
The Work of Death Nathan Tyson and Others
Nathan Tyson of Frederick, aged 62, dies after pneumonia lasting four days. Widow Margaret Mantz Shafer survives. Funeral planned Friday at 2 p.m. Henrietta Crown, aged 82, formerly of Frederick, dies in Berryville Virginia. Funeral held at Grace Episcopal Berryville with interment Green Hill Cemetery. John Holtz, 87, dies near Charlesville. Laura Lidie, 46, of Baltimore and Ohio avenue, dies of spinal paralysis. Norris F. Craig, family note. funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. from Bowen Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Tyson
Nathan Shepherd Tyson
Jonathan Tyson
Pneumosia
Tynor
Frederick
Margaret Mantz Shafer
Tysor
Crown
Henrietta
John C. Crown
Berryville
Frederick County
Thomas
Hte
Virginia
Holtz
John Holtz
Charlesville
County
Zion’s Reformed Church
Laura Lidie
Baltimore
Ohio Avenue
Goleman Lidie
Robbis Craig
Norris F
George W
Annie E. Craig
Farnerel
Bowen Street
Arrivals and events at the new Senior Order hall dedication
The upcoming dedication of the Senior Order of United American Mechanics headquarters on Kemp Hall's third floor features a special program tomorrow evening. The event invites members and friends to inspect the elaborately prepared large room, with eight o'clock start and a broad invitation to all interested in the work. Funeral notices report Peter D. Erebb's service at Pleasant Hill Chapel led by Rev. S.M. Hench, with pallbearers listed, and mention of a grandchild of David Carthail interred at a destitution graveyard. funeral directors A T Rice & Sons and C. Carty named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United American Mechanica
Kemp Hall
Peter D. Erebbs
Pleasant Hi
M. Hench
E.R. Woille
James Mackenzie
Charles Orrison
Lewis M. Staley
Dante Shook
Edward Stup
Vermont
Pleasant Hill
A. T. Rice & Sons
David Carthail
East Street
C. ©. Carty
Great Frederick Fire of 1823 Remembrance Recalls Lost Court House
Reminiscences recall the March 1823 Frederick blaze that destroyed the old court house and endangered nearby buildings as the Independent Engine House and nearby shops burned. The narrative names Dr Tyler Ezra Haller William Martin James Bopwood and others who battled the fire, with Mrs Saulter and keeper duties noted after. The story marks an anniversary told by local veterans and ties to historic fire company lineage and community memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wilem Tyler
Tyler
Willam Crawstac
Panies
Gane
Yani
Wren
Astm
Femi
Clares E Mealey
Charlten
Murman
Netebbormond
Academy
Bouse
Court House
Will
Dtu
Ezra Haller
Ler Moberly
Wm. C. Martin
Baldwin Woodward
Thomas Prince
James Bopwood
Fred Keefer
Jacob Rohrback
City Hotel
Euler
Esat Patrick Street
Geo. Koontz
Messrs. B. Rosenpaur & Sons
North Market Street
Wm. Bell
A. H Hannt
Dr. Tyler
William &. Saulter
George B Saulter
Wm. Saulter
Germantown
Whig Echo Fire Company
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Independent Company
Sauber
M. E. Seniter
Sbe
Honay
Law Grips Disorder Rights Lead to Fines and Half Mast
James Phoebus jailed on breaking disorderly charges, fined thirty days’ detention. Davis, Brust, Young and Shipley fined $1.86 for disorderly conduct. Hattie Johnson paid $1.85 fine and released. Fire houses at half mast in honor of Hugh B Jones, Baltimore memory. Syrup of Figs promotion claims superior medicinal laxative by California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phoebus
Hugh B. Jone
Frederick
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Isfe
Hugh B Jones
Baltimore
California
Graphophons Entertain at City Hall Inventions Shown
A Trinity M E ledgers sponsored event featured a talking machine called the Graphoplane at City Hall last evening. The device mimicked voices and faces with convincing accuracy, performing thirty numbers and readings, with scientists and observers noting its imitative powers. Deputy James Cram reported fewer prisoners in Frederick jail than previously, while the fare of the evening drew praise from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. Elebures
South
City Hall
Red
Beard
Nazareth
Airy Wolcen
Washington
Maurice Band
Jebo McVulough
Rootes
Gee Sacks
Ker
Dr Beale
Wm H Nicodemi
Benerict
Frederick Pei Aweliential
James Cram
Miss Clara Bryant at Lutheran Chapel charity event
Miss Clara Mas Bryant will speak at the Westminster League ice cream festival in the Presbyterian Sunday school room on Second Street Friday April 5 from 7 to 10 pm proceeds go to chapel repairs. Instrumental and vocal music offered no admission charge. Also notes bank dividend and paper meat sacks advertisement from Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mae Bryant
Clara Mas Bryant
Ladies of the Westminster League
Presbyterian Sunday School
Weet Second Street
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IAL World
Rowan Ery
Siclan
the Daily News
Fmon Benton
Kentuckr
Dare
Beatok
Serted
Isgineton
D C
S. W
N. W
Presoral
Feederick
Feminine Scribes
Orry Heren
L. Thomas
Henry Westheimer
W.E. Mason
C. H. Crist
Geo. M. Hinks
T. Rolfe
W. T.crawford
D. F. Hechinger
A.L Bosley
Miller
G. E. Vinson
N. J
N. J. A.A. Fox, Alghfeld; F. A. Rheds
J. N. Winfen
Richmond
W.I. Good
Harrisburg
D. Smith
Wilmington
Morgan
D. C. Bornell
New York
Geo. Stevens
D Wolf
Chandler
Bruce Worthingon
Winchester
G. B. Burk
Hanover
F. Dunlap
Westpoint
Canuts Horse
E Ramsburg
Ingrain
Brussels
Carfai
the Central National Bank
Henry Williams
Great Southern Co
Frederick, Md
D. H. Busr
Mountain View Poultry Yards
Prise
Frederick Fair
Plymouth Hocks
C. F. Hothenboeter
Mast Weventh Bt
Indian Spring
Barres
Plymouth Books
Dareine
BRY
George B. Wienee
Market Street
4Ib
Be Ward
Xedock & Neidig
Apradin
Mulliniz & Kemp
Almburg
Meio & Kaur
John Hendrickson
Srreez
Ptukm
Llace
DU Abbr
RST
Yuuk Lupntew Puk Nouby
Servicram Elchei
John Hoasoxoxeon
F. W. Staub
Doll Brothers
Pu Brothers
North Market
Winars
Dow Bauorazzi
THE
Bailing Grocery CO
Joen A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Goons
Szyir
John A. Kennedy
Marert St
Bodoge & Neidic
Eee
IOC
Acs
Isa W
Mer
Dents Styce
Bula A & Neill
T. Bic & Sohs
Fistaseiseee
A. T. Riz & Sone
Inu North Market Street
Prederick
Calle
Tems S. Seindpier
Ee Gees
EB Walker & LU
Habeket
Cal
UDR
RTS Speers & Manne
Das. E. Wazcer & CG
Allen Roerback
P. Laster
Ari8
Aciza Rosziaczy
Noor
B. H. Blagkston
B. H. Buacxsros
Frederick, Ma
the Boss Bock
Buaersouar Bocx
J. A
Lipps
Frederick. Ma
Pereral
Columbia Beewing Co
Fast Sth
Mehiédim
Wm. H. Fichelbirger
TEE News Job Printing Office
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