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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1903

Page

3

Historical deaths and memorials from April 6 in history

The item lists notable deaths and memorials tied to April 6 across history. Entries include Laura de Neves of Petrarchan lore, painter AAO-Haphuel, Jean Baptiste Houssest, James Mysterian, John Stuart Mill, Raghu, Albert Sidney Johnston, Willard, and U.S. soldiers tied to Cuba and Porto Rico, with Arlington cemetery remembrances.

Laura de Neves Petrarch Avignon France Haphuel Jean Baptiste Houssest Prench Sur- Seal Port Turn Din Varia Vis-James Myl Mistorian John Stuart Mil Born Ureatp Raghu Albert Sidney Johnston Rae West Grant Shilos Bart United States Willard Ury Ehanector Delaware Dover Del Arlington Cemetery Cuba Porto Ifco

Desperate Charge shines in Frederick theater show

Purely personal notes list visits of Miss Madge Shaw and Miss Margaret Clingan in Washington and Baltimore, plus J William Wachter from Baltimore visiting Frederick. The Desperate Charge melodrama at City Opera House rekindles interest with a plot inspired by the Biddle brothers Pittsburg escape and a warden’s wife pivotal to the finale.

Madge Shaw Westminster Margaret &. Clingan East Pattick Street Washington J. William Wachter Baltimore John Sands Thia City Qamerer Bros Chicago Philadelphia Misa Blanche Houck Sud Mra C. E. Houck Robert L. Kolb Lexington Washington and Lea University City Opera Honge Theodora Kramar Frederick Biddle Brothers Pittsburg Kremar Jack Dibble Kanoy Theas Ed. Bibbla Canada London Hospital North Market Street Frederick, MD

Congdon and Thurston Wedding at Bethlehem Home

Richard Cromwell Congdon, manager of the Frederick Gas Company, and Louise Thurston widow of W W Thurston, former Bethlehem Iron Company president, were married at the Mitchell homestead in Bethlehem Pennsylvania on a Saturday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Sanderson, rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal church, Bethlehem.

Victor A. Staley West Patrick Street Mr. Staley Grace Reformed Church Modern Woodmen of America Augustus Staley E. L. MolLesn E.R. Eschbach Mt. Oliver Cemetery Harry W. Boware Oscar Rhoads Albert Gilson Frank Moore J. Travis Thomas J. Edward Duvall O. O. Carty Congdon —Thurston Richard Cromwell Congdon Frederick Gas Company Louise Thurston W. WW. Thurnton Bethlehem Iron Company Mitchell Homestead Bethlehem Sanderson Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church

Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line Near Ellicott City

A freight wreck on the main Baltimore and Ohio line near Dorsega three miles west of Ellicott City Saturday evening derailed seven coal gondolas and tore up tracks for hundreds of yards. The accident is believed caused by rail spreading. Delegates from Charity Lodge Westminster Calenithe Lodge Union Bridge and Loyalty Lodge Brownswick travel to Frederick to witness Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias initiation of 15 candidates. An inscription reading Presented by WW D Hanger December 1902 was engraved on a bronze railing in front of Evangelical Reformed Church by Charles Simmons.

Annie M. Keefer West Third Streat Bright Keefer Frederick Daniel Bentz Charles H. Keefer Point of Rocks A. Kemp Keefer E.R. Eschbach Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dorsega Ellicott City Charity Lodge K. of Westminster Calenithe Lodge Union Bridge Loyalty Lodge Broonswick Mountain City Lodge Kaights of Pythias WW. D. Hanger Apos Charles Simmons

New Steel Double-Track Bridge Planned Over Monocacy

A new steel double-track bridge will replace the existing crossing at the Monocacy river just west of Dick Eraons. The project aims to improve capacity and modernize local transportation infrastructure.

Balit Dickeraons Monocacy River

Bates Memorial Methodist Protestants Church Dedicated

The Bates Memorial Methodist Protestant Church was dedicated in Suow Yi and Elders were ordained at Pocomoke City. Severe frost in Maryland damaged fruit buds and early vegetation, with reports of a fatality and notable deaths including George W. Lampton and George E. Loweree. Mrs. Louise Ames Wolfbauer, granddaughter of Bishop R. Ames, committed suicide in Jersey City.

J. Tallafero Bridges Hancock Wabash Railroad Pocomoke Oty Little Sanual Conference George E. Loweree Baltimore Lowndes Washington James H. Porsley Otserbein United Brethren Obored Maryland Leslie Cecil County Mre Louise Ames Wolfbauer

PREBZE KILLS FROST BUDS IN FREDERICK COUNTY

A severe cold snap across Maryland damaged fruit crops, freezing buds on cherry and peach trees that were already blooming after warm spells in March. Temperatures dropped to 28 degrees, causing widespread injury statewide and destroying most early fruit buds.

Frederick

Funeral rites for Baum gardiner Weddie and Thomas

The obituary notices report the funerals of Thelas Pauline Baum gardiner Edward R Weddie and Theodore R Thomas held yesterday at their homes or local churches. Interments followed at Mt Olivet Laboring Sons and adjacent church graveyards with A T Rice Sons as funeral directors.

Thelas Pauline Baumgardiner Fifth Street Fr. Craig Mt. Olivet A. T. Rice & Sons Edward R Weddie Mountaindale German Baptist Church P. D. Fahroey Theodore R. Thomas Townes Laboring Sons A.T Rice & Sons

Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office April 7 1803

List of letters remaining at Frederick post office on Saturday April 7 1803. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters. unclaimed after two weeks go to dead letter office. Gentlemens list includes Calhoun Clark Hope Hobbs Huff King Matin Richardson Stites Thomas. Davies list includes Mrs. Florence Cole Mrs. Jacob Geiringer Miss Emma Green Miss Emma Falmer Mrs. W F Putnam.

Frederick City W. ©. Calhoun William ¥. Clark J. B. Hope Chas. A. Hobbs Jas. O. Huff R. R. King D.M Matin

Testimony Ends in Hooker Fehl Arson Case in Ellicots City

In the Hooker Fehl arson case, proceedings concluded Saturday with State's Attorney Bourke of Howard County and defense counsel Wolfiner presenting. Today, after further defense arguments by Hayden and Dorsey and State's Attorney Worthington, the jury will hear the case.

Hooker-Fehl Frederick Hooker Howard J. Fehl Ellicots City Martin F. Bourke Howard County Joseph W. Wolfiner Charles Hayden J. Malcolm Dorsey Glenn HB. Worthington

Police probe into hardware firm robbery before mayor

An investigation into police conduct regarding the robbery of P. L. Hargett and Co. is heard by the mayor. Witnesses were examined this morning and, after efforts to secure more, the session adjourned until tomorrow.

P. L. Hargett and Co

Sale of 71 Acre Farm Near Frederick Reported

Real estate and loan agent van BE Cramer closed the sale of Cornelius Staley's farm near Shookstown four miles west of Frederick. The 71 acre property with improvements sold to Charles L Miss for $2050.

van BE. Cramer Cornelius Staley Shookstown Frederick Charles L. Miss

Quarries Start Up at Dickersons Quarry

The Standard lime and Stones Company begins quarry operations at Dickersons with about 20 men at work. The site supplies Washington City with crushed stone for ass pavid and for grouting.

Standard Lime and Stones Company Dickersons Washington City

Hastern Milling Market Quotations Report

Local Mart today lists corn at 2.25 per barrel shelled per bushel unchanged, wheat No 2 red at 74 per bushel, oats at 40 cents per bushel, and hay from 18 to 26 per ton. Reported in Taz News.

Hastern Milling & Export Company

Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Brief

Sunday schools and Sunday evening services marked the week at multiple churches. Epworth League featured Lucy Frost’s talk, while St Johns Catholic parish held Mass, blessings, and vespers. St. Mark's Grand Rapids bulletin notes three Sunday services and two daily Lenten services under Rev. McCormick.

Trinity M. i Mp.worth Rothmad Methodiat Episcopsl Yo Ou Epworth League Lucy Frost Ss. John’s Catholic Presbyterian Church T. Freamon Dixon Evangelical Reformed Church E R Eschbach A. B. Ohurch O. W. Stinespring St. Mary’s China Mansion Evangelical Lutheran Church C. E David King All Saints’ Church Christ Gelations Ohrist Harry Jerusalem Ezsoh Gilpin Knott Schleyavillie Migs Floyd McCormick Taz News St. Mark's Episcopal Church Grand Rapids Michigan Bethany

As You Like It at City Opera House on Easter Monday

The article critiques typical stagings of Shakespeare's As You Like It and praises Ernest Shipman for presenting a strong Rosalind with Alberta Gallatio at the City Opera House. Gallatio is billed as a capable actress who can and will enact Rosalind, with Shipman offering a proper Shakespearean production. Subscriptions for tickets go on sale Wednesday at Yeakle's.

Ang I Rossland Rosalind Miss Newport Astorbilt Shakespeare Shipman Gallatio City Opera House Yeakle's

Taos. Hy Hairs Danie, Balan danas E. WALKER

Taos town locals report unclear notice involving Hy Hairs Danie and Balan danas E. Walker. The fragment provides limited names and no concrete actions or dates, leaving the event details uncertain. Further readable context is required to determine the event and outcome.

White and Fancy Madras Textile Sale

Regional merchants tout a vast inventory of white and fancy madras fabrics with unprecedented demand. Thousands of goods have already sold and many more remain available, highlighting exquisite fabrics and broad consumer appeal.

Madras

Local notices mix of meetings and services

A special meeting of the M C A is set for 7 20 tonight to act on the death of Vic tor A Staley, former treasurer. Regular quarterly United Fire Company meeting at 7 40 this evening. attendance urged. Optical consultation in Hagerstown April 8–10 with free exam. Choral and Orchestra rehearsal at College Hall tonight. W O T U to meet Monday at 8 with Miss Heberly speaking. Spring millinery patterns announced for April 19. Optical services and Easter goods displayed at Market Street firms. Memorial note for Mrs Bettie A. Abrecht.

M C. A Victor A. Staley Traslurer Association

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