Notable 19th Century Deaths and Civil War News
Dates mark April 4 history with deaths of Vit4 Oliver Coldsmith poet and writer in London born 1728, and Vice President Willard Henry Harrison. Lincoln entered Richmond after Petersburg with Grant as fall of Richmond was reported. Ex Governor William Marshall of Minnesota 1825 fashion noted as theatrical manager died in London. Holland Reed American actor died in New York born 1853.
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Oliver Coldsmith
London
Reload
Willard Henry Harrison
Lincoln
Richmond
Grant
Petersburg
Pacific
Wiliam Marshall
Minnesota
Holand Reed
New York
Eit
The Saturday News Promises Rich Tomorrow Paper Content
The Saturday News announces an eight page issue for tomorrow with fiction by Fielding An Adventure of Thin Ice illustrated and Shiloh Retaken Captain Kilmer’s anniversary war tale. Special illustrated articles for all readers Ladies section Farmers notes Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns regular features letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus trade letters and church service notices.
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Sig
Fielding
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
April weather, eggs, and local notes brighten BRIEF BITS
A column of local and general interest items covers April’s weather tease, frugal eggs for meals, and a church organ loft removal. It notes a Business Men's Association meeting at City Hall and praises the comedy "A Wiss Woman" starring Marie Lavonr, highlighting her continued charm with Augustin Daily's troupe.
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Business Men's Association
Wilfred Clarke
America
Comedzeaner
Marie Lavonr
Augustin Daily
Plans for New Plant and City Power Reserve
City officials and General Electric’s J Cooper Cloud discussed buying a new dynamo for a proposed electric light plant. The plan includes moving existing dynamos and equipment to a new power house and keeping a reserve for emergencies. About 2,500 to 3,000 dollars may cover one new 70 to 80 light dynamo plus lamps, with Sifford Building extended for a boiler room and brick smokestack.
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J. Cooper Cloud
Philadelphis
General Electric Copany
Broderick
Smith
Sifford
Sale Stopped as Mortgage Injunction Issued in Frederick
Ernest Sharp of Baltimore filed a bill in the Circuit Court seeking an injunction against Wa. T. Rainey as assignee of a mortgage on the Rine Monotsie Iron and Steel Company property in Frederick. Judge McSherry granted the injunction. Plaintiff claims 5000 was paid and seeks 15000 plus interest with a second assignment of the mortgage. The sale set for tomorrow is halted pending further court action.
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Hole
Ernest Sharp
Baltimore
John P. Poe
Baltmore
Urner & Urner
Frederick
Wa. T
McSherry
Wm. T. Rainey
Conferences Report On Maryland District Churches
Presiding Elder McKenney reports from the Methodist Episcopal Conference in Baltimore. In Cumberland area meetings continue monthly. FredericK church paid 3 386 debt. Martinsburg Grace and Centre Street Cumberland improvements. Allegany Grove Camp Meeting planned for August. concerns about worldly amusements in larger towns. Conversions total about 1 300 souls. Dr. Johnston seeks state prohibition amendment. Corresponding notes include Methodist Protestant conference actions in Centerville.
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Ab Yeaterday
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Baltimore
McKenney
Frederics
Cumberland
Frostburg
J. W. R. Sumwalt
Frederick
E S. Todd
Martinsburg
Grace Church
Centre Street
Lonavening
Mount Savage
Allegany Grove
Pawer Steu
Lonaconing
Grace
Romney
Elk Garden
Grant
Hugh Johnson
Johnston
Temperance
News of the State Items of interest from Maryland and vicinity
Emory Steel a boy drowned in Eastern Branch. Bond bids opened for 25 000 four per cent Talbot county. A Hunting Hill church in Montgomery county to cost 1500. Fire in Williamsport business block. aid from Hagerstown declined. Samuel Hawkins arrested in Prince George's and turned to Washington for assault. Rodney B. Smith dies at Hotel Rennett, longtime Baltimore merchant. 8000 shares of Washington County Water stock sold at 25 percent premium. Mayor Holzapfel appoints Spangler fire marshal Edmonds city attorney Ware city clerk. confirmations and rejections. Vorney syndicate seeks Western Maryland Railroad bid with aim to net 10 million cash for city stake.
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Emory Steel
Eastern Branch
Talbot County
Hunting Hill
Montomery County
Williamsport
Sid
Hagerstown
Samuel Hawkins
Suit
Prince George's County
Washington City
Rodney B. Smith
Baltimore
Smith, Dixon & Co
Deasers
Rennett
Washington County Water Company
Holzapfel
Hageratown
Charles A. Spangler
Marabal
Roger T. Edmonds
Charles GO. Ware
Vorney
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
Hayes
Western
Reception of Daughters of the Confederacy at Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
A pleasant afternoon reception was held at Fitzhugh Lee Chapter rooms by United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Thos BE Pope donated a Civil War shell from Monocacy to the late Mr. Lewis Rice, and Mrs. Marie Doyle of Norfolk presented a cushion. Miss Mamie Schley of Shepherdstown visited, and an Opera House entertainment is set for April 18 with ices and cake served. presiding officers were Mrs. O P Bennett with assistance from Mrs. Albert Pearce and Miss Caroline McSherry.
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Opera House
O. P. Bennett
Albert Pearce
Caroline McSherry
Death notices of Summers Davis Hagan Carter in Mt. Philip area
Obituary notices report Henry W Summers aged about 76 died after general debility near Middletown north of town. Survived by five children and funeral at Lutheran church with interment in Lutheran cemetery. Also Kitty R Davis aged 87 died at Liberty with son Dr T B Davis and daughter Miss Bessie Davis. funeral at Catholic church and burial in Catholic cemetery. John Hagan lay Jesuit brother died at Monrovia aged about 65 after illness. Samuel Carter colored died at North Bentz Street aged 48 of pneumonia. funeral at Arbor M E Church and burial at Laboring Sons cemetery.
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Beney W Summers
Henry W. Summers
John W. Bunsard
Middletown
George W. Summers
Harmony
Mt. Philip
Philly Derr
Middletown Valley
Summers
Philip and
Lewia
William H., Braddock
Cordelis Roberts
Jefferson
John W. Buseard
Lutheran Church
M. K. Beard
Kitty R. Davis
Liberty
T. 8
Davie
Bessie Davis
Ohn Hagan
John Hagan
Society of Jesus
Monrovis
N. Y
Samuel Carter
North Bentz Street
Arbury M. E.church
Laboring Sons Cemetery
Schroeder Schuyler and Schröder wed in Cumberland ceremony
Humble marriages report Lonaconing Star assistant editor E Frederick Joseph Schroeder son of George Schroeder and Miss Mary Alex andris Schuyler sister of Tax Collector James Schuyler Lonaconing married by Rev James E Moffatt at First Presbyterian Cumberland. Schroeder to edit Hyndman Bulletin. Ethel Schroeder daughter of George and Mrs Schroeder Wert Patrick Street and Guy Dronenberg Lancaster formerly Frederick quietly married by Rev J W Meminger at St Pauls Reformed Lancaster might reside there.
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Schroeder
Schuselerb
E Frederick Joseph Schroeder
George Schroeder
Lonaconing
Mary Alexandris Schuyler
James Schuyler
Cumberland
James E. Moffatt
Hyndman Bulletin
Dronenecro —Schroeder
Ethel Schroeder
Patrick Street
Guy Dronenberg
Lancaster
Frederick
J. W. Meminger
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Cronenberg
Purely Personal Notices From Washington and Nearby Towns
A series of short personal notices lists residents and visitors in the region. Emily Maulsby spends the day in Washington while F Marion Fanbel is in Virginia on business. John T. Erosius visits Frederick, Lucretia Casasil visits Waters in Frederick, Hughes visits Nettie Ritchie, and Thomas returns from Washington. Mrs J J Houff and family visit York Columbia Lancaster and Philadelphia. Giy visits Ely at the Maryland School then returns. Meckel and the Rohrbacks host visitors at West Patrick street. Frank Carty departs East Patrick for Philadelphia to join Asam Bros. wall paper firm.
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Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
F. Marion Fanbel
Virginia
John T. Erosius
Frederick
Hughes
Baltimore
Nettie Ritchie
West Church Street
Lucretia Casasil
Thurmont
Charles C. Waters
East Church Street
Miss Thomas
Mantz
South Market Street
J. J. Houff
Don
Madeline
York
Columbia
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Charlies Giy
Charles W. Ely
Maryland
G. A. Meckel
Oskmont
Allen Rohrback
West Patrick Street
Frank Carty
Or. Carty
East Patrick Street
Asam Bros
Hamlet lecture closes University Extension course at Woman's College
Dr Sykes concludes seven week Frederick Maryland center talk on Hamlet discussing Shakspeare life source, madness, and dramatic motive with Horatio Claudius Gertrude and Polonius. Audience praised his readings, and local leaders thanked him as Daughters of Liberty held a later Easter gathering with elaborate refreshments and decor.
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Woman's College
Hamlet
Sykes
Shakapore
Maryland Center
Frederick
Dixon
Dr. Sykes
Dr . Sykes
Apple
Bark
Hamiet
Tours
Spring Garment Sale Highlights From Local Store
John Hendrickson reports new spring garments from a Quorwuit manufacturer, including silk jackets, cheviot and serge jackets at $0.75, separate skirts, walking skirts, mohair waists priced at $2.25, and curtains for bedrooms. Offers emphasize novelty, quality, and value as in store windows and displays.
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Bbc
Fancy Louisene Silk Ribbons Debut
Advert says new Fancy Louisene Silk Ribbons. P.S. Ask to see these very new ribbons.
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P. S
Local Y M C A Talk by Geo F Tibbetts Tonight
Washington speaker Geo F Tibbetts lectures at the Y M C A rooms at 7 45 pm admission free. A later talk for boys at 1 o clock tomorrow covers Over the Snowy Bangs. Oysters Shad and other foods advertised. notices for typewriting classes and a free kindergarten entertainment on Saturday afternoon.
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Mm. C. A
Geo. F. Tibbetts
Washington, D. C
Boyer Merting
Tibbitts
Junior Hell
Eisenbenst’s
Steiner's
Afflicted Family Mourns Death of Earl Frizzell at Sixteen
Earl Frizzell, son of George W Frizzell of Gamber Carroll County, died at home Wednesday evening from rapid consumption in his sixteenth year. He was the last of four siblings to die from the same disease in five years, all after brief illnesses. Both parents, Mr and Mrs Frizzell, are in robust health, intensifying the noted tragedy.
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Earl Frizzell
George W Frizsel
Gamber
Carroll County
Cass
Earl
Reformed Reunion Set for Pen-Marse in July
The executive committee of the Reformed Church Union Association met in Hagerstown on July 17 and fixed the next cross-region reunion date and venue at Pen-Marse for the Reformed Church of Maryland Southern Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. President Roosevelt has been asked to deliver the keynote address.
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The
Reformed Church Union Association
Hagerstown
Reformed Church of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Masonic Temple progress and renovations noted
The Masonic Temple is likely to be completed by May 1 with tiling finished on the first floor and painters at work daily in the entrance. The lower cornice is not yet installed but expected next week. A stray line about a wife and a comedy appears inactive and unrelated to the building report.
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Masonic Temple
Easter Social Opens Frederick Dance Season At Independence Hall
The Easter soiree hosted by Miss Willie Ritchie closed the current quarter of her dancing class in Frederick. A large, enjoyable event featured the Frederick Select Orchestra. Miss Ritchie will continue classes in April and May. Tonight R Reich and a committee present a dance at the Masonic Temple with dancing starting at nine and music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
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Willie Ritchie
Frederick
Miss Ritchie
Market prices at The Local Mart today
Bargatt's market quota lists today's Sioux prices per barrel 2.95 for Ooerm, corn belled 59 olats per bushi, No 2 red 75, steamer 72, rejected 67 conta per bushel. Hay 9 to 210 per tox.
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W. Bargatt
Roberts Fec covers East Third Street injury update
Chariss F Roberte of East Third Street was injured when she fell from the Beatzice horse. She has nearly recovered and regained full mobility with no recorded residual issues.
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Roberts Fec
Chariss F Roberte
East Third Street
Baltimore and Frederick Railway surveys near Livertytown
The surveying corps of the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company is active in Livertytown area. Rumors in Woodeboro claim a proposed deviation from the turnpike at Cresville would run west through Walkersville and Woodsore. Zinc and grinding.
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Om F. Surrey
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Livertytown
Woodeboro
Ccresville
Walkersville
Woodsore
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