April 7 in History Highlights Poets and Notables
On April 7 figures such as William Wordsworth and Benjamin King are noted. Wordsworth, famed poet, is described as bohemian and fond of roaming woodlands. Other figures include abolitionist educator Dr. Channing, Union commander General Gilmore, poet Ben King, and painter Frederick Edwin Church, with brief birth and death notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whuam Wordsworth
Dorn
Wordsworth
Nelda
Woodlands
Every Channing
Newport
Quincy Adonds Glimore
Carolina Coast
News Readers Urged to Report Paper Irregularities
Subscribers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News, ensuring timely delivery and accountability.
Weekly News announces twelve page issue with ads
Pax Weeeny News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page paper packed with news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation as the largest bona fide advertising medium, inviting new ads and changes by specified deadlines this Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax Weeeny
Frederick City
Tae Wreery News
Damascus County Correspondence Social Evening
A social gathering at Mr. BR. Kent King’s residence featured a village glee club. Several residents and visitors from Washington and nearby towns are noted, with church services and lodge events mentioned along with Easter preparations and local farm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Kent King
Police Exonerates Mayor Smith in Burglary Inquiry
Mayor Smith held an inquiry into the burglary of P. L Hargett & Co hardware store on March 28. Police King Esterly and Mehrling were examined along with Shaffer Hargett Christopher Wosner and Ross Augevine. The mayor found no fault by the officers and ruled they should not be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King, Esteriy and Mehrling
P. L Hargett & Co
Smith
Messrs
Shaffer Hargett
Christopher Wosner
Ross Augevine
Levy
Editor Weds After Elopement in Elferton County
Ira Moser of Myersville and Myrtle Harp daughter of Elder Geo Harp of Elferton eloped on Sunday. They married yesterday at the home of Herbert Sonderea in Hagerstown by Rev J Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Harp
Geo. S. Harp
Elferton
Ira ©. Moser
Adisor
Myersville Monitor
Hagerstown
Herbert Sondera
J . Simon
Young Editor Wins Heart in Maryland Wedding Tale
A denied elopement involving Miss Harp and a handsome editor ends with the editor, aged twenty two, winning her hand. The groom is described as the youngest newspaper editor in Maryland, having led the Myersville Monitor since 1901 and shown strong business sense and devotion to local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harp
Maryland
Sage
Myersville Monitor
Personal notes on local movers and visitors
Miss V U Clay of this county left for Murphysboro Illinois this morning. Miss Agnes Kehler returned from a trip to Washington DC and Richmond Virginia. Messrs H Dorsey Etchison Hammond Urner and J Roger McSherry went to Rockville this morning. T B Symons acting State Entomologist was in this city last night and returned to College Park this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. U Clay
Murphysboro
Ill
Agnes Kehler
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Messrs
H. Dorsey Etchison
Hammond Urner
J. Roger McSherry
Rockville
T. B. Symons
College Park
Advertisers Reach Readers In The News Want Ads
The NewsWant Ads serve employers and job seekers with immediate value to every household. Eastern Milling Market quotes today list grain and hay prices, while a special Independent Hass Company meeting appointed a committee to draft resolutions on Victor Staley's death, naming Harry W. Bowers, Edward M. Bader, Milton T. Bugle, Irvin S. Biser, and Joe F. Bisenhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nws
Hass Company
Victor Staley
Harry W.bowers
Edward M. Bader
Milton T. Bugle
Irvin S. Biser
Joe F. Bisenhauer
Will of John H. Baker Filed for Probate
The will of John H. Baker was filed in the orphans court for probate. He bequeaths all property to his wife Mary M. Baker and appoints her sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Baker
Orphans Court
Mary M. Baker
Pin Lost Then Found Returns to Owner
A breast pin advertised in yesterday's News was found and returned to the owner shortly after the newspaper issue. The brief item notes quick discovery and restitution of the jewelry.
Great Crises Address at Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting
Mise Heberly of Walkersville delivered a forceful speech on great crises and total abstinence as the only safe standard. The article notes remarks from Mary H. Hunt and Lincoln on banning intoxicants, urging protection of boys and girls and home purity. A public meeting is planned for April 27 by the WCTU in Middletown, with a sewing school entertainment on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mise Heberly
Walkersville
State
Mickles
Mary H. Haut
National Superintendent of Scientific Temperance Instruction
Miss Heberly
Lincoln
Martha Ackerman
Middletown ‘“Y
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Baltimore Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Gassaway S. Howser, Catherine Dieterich, Isaac Groff, and Elizabeth Keller with details on ages, family survivors, birthplaces, and burial plans. Also noted are elected directors for Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike, Union Milling Mills, and Frederick Brick Works, plus painting work at Camp Schley Inn Braddock Heights.
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Gassaway S. Howser
G. 8. Howser & Co
S of
Baltimore
Entow Place
West
Baltimore Street
Mr. Howser
Ridgeville
George B. Howser
Frederick W. Troxell
Howser
The
Royal Arcanum
Ostla Bromie
Mauricus Skinner
Mattie
Blanche Howser
Geo. B
Grover O
George 5
Howser, Jr
Catherine Dieterich
East Fifth Frrest
Dieterich
Jostaa Dieterich
Peter
Brunswick
Lawrence
Adam and Henny
Stroup
Lizzie
Minnie
Mary
J. W. Weyrich
Harrrisburg
Germany
Mt. Olivet
Isaac Groff
Issac Groff
Lappsns
Washington County
Groff
Lancaster
Suman
Mary James
Lizzie Ezsterday
Lappans
Lydia
Hagerstown
Clara
North Carolina
William
Tilghmanton
John
Joseph
Mandel
Frederick
Camp Schley Inn
Mr. Mehr
Moberry
Braddock Heights
Hooker Found Guilty in Fire Setting Case
Frederick Hooker was found guilty of setting fire to his own property endangering nearby houses in Ellicott City. A motion for a new trial was overruled and Hooker was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction. Howard J. Feb indicted with Hooker awaits trial. The case may be appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hooker
Bliicots City
Malcom Dorsay
Worthington
Hooker
Hilicott City
Hewell
Thomas
House of Correction
Court of Appeal
Holy Week Services At St Johns Catholic Church
The Holy Week schedule at St Johns Catholic Church includes Tenebrae services Wednesday 7.3?0 PM with the Lamentation and Benedictus, Holy Communion Thursday at 6 AM, high Mass at 1 AM followed by a procession to the repository, Tenebrae at 7:30 PM, Friday adoration of the Cross from 9 AM and Way of the Cross at 3 PM, Passion sermon by Father Kane at 7:30 PM, Saturday Masses from 8 AM with blessing of Easter water, baptismal water, fire and incense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns’ Catholic Church
Repository
Father Kane
Q Christ
To Succeed President McKnight at Pennsylvania College
The Lutheran community considers successors to Rev. Dr. H. W. McKnight who tendered his resignation as president of Pennsylvania College Gettysburg. Trustees meet in June to name his successor. Candidates include Rev. H. H. Weber of York and Rev. Charles M. Stook D D pastor of Ss Mark’s Lutheran Hanover.
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McKnight
H. W. McKnight
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
H. H. Weber
York
Charles M. Stook
Ss. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hanover
Winter Wheat Crop In Good Condition Across Regions
Dun's Review reports from R G Dun & Co branch offices indicate winter wheat in unusually good condition. Ohio and Indiana show average forage and strong grain. some lowland floods caused minor losses. Kentucky Tennessee acreage up to last year with better growth. Missouri Kansas see increased acreage and ample moisture. Southwest reports increased acreage and excellent stands. low lying areas suffer some moisture damage but small losses expected.
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Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Thin Sasson
Missouri
Kansas
Law's Grip Fined for Disturbance and Local Elections
Arthur Jackson known as Jack the Ripper was arrested for disturbing the peace and fined 150 dollars after a testimony hearing before Justice Wood. Silvester Young was arrested at Adamstown on a Beaustillsa warrant for disturbance of the peace and delivered to Montgomery county deputies. A Middletown sale note reports one ticket election with Bourgess C A Gross and others elected as commissioners, while real estate agent Nash HE Cramer closed a 14 acre Casstille tract sale to Oliver P. Van Sant for 1355 dollars.
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Arthur Jackson
Jack the Ripper
Cronse
Savua
Middletown
Littis
Bourgess
C. A. i Gross
Clayton A. Fox
Charles W. Michasi
John Gardner
Jossia Doab
Stephen B. Coblentz
Doab
Coblentz
Vale of Real Estate
Nash HE. Cramer
Ann R. Roderick
Casstille
Oliver P. Vansant
Poultry sales yield substantial egg revenue in Johnsville
W. Barrall, of Johnsville, sold 120 Brown Leghorn hens and 1255 dozen eggs between April 1, 1902, and April 1, 1903. After deductions for family use and hatching, the total receipts amounted to 319,487. Meanwhile Mrs Nora Aivey, ill with inflammatory rheumatism, is receiving care at Frederick City Hospital.
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Barrall
Johnsville
Nora Aivey
Frederick City Hospital
Anst. Cashier J D Hark Jungxdso CG Morren
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a cashier and several names including J D Hark Jungxdso CG Morren and Hakuerr Tuo with unclear affiliations or actions in a damaged text segment.
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Jungxdso
Morren
Hakuerr
Easter Week Medical Exhibit At Park Hotel
Dr O B Highbarger from Hagerstown Md offers appointments at Park Hotel Wednesday April 9 to Friday April 10 6 pm by hotel or residence. Free examination. Display includes Easter goods such as Stationery Pictures Easter Cards Rabbits Baskets and novelties with room 12 each evening 7 to 9. May list of vendors and invitations to view. plus jewelry ads and memorial notice for Victor A Staley by The Young Men's Christian Association with resolutions and sympathy to his family.
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Highbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
Grorciz A. Poole
North Market 6
Young Moon’s Christian Association
Victor 4. Staley
Victor A. Staley
Dain
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Frank Clift
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O. L. Wolfe
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Mamie Young
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Kate
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Samuel Diffendal
Mary Mort
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Cresgerstown
Charles Hoffman
John Byler
Avondale
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Roy Patman
Will Mort
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Jobb Loy
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P. L. Hargett & Co
Mayor Smith
Ditor
Mr. Ira
Moser
Myersville
Ka C. Moser
Shoe Local Mart
Gompany
Gorn
Comitiee On Resolutonr
W. O
Tadiotmant
Khereby
News OF the Churches
National Bank
Rps Uplizwns' National Bank
OF Frederick, MD
J.D Barr
Wm, G. Harker
Zimmerman
Samuel WG Puvall
Casnier
Anst
Jepundas, McSnenny
Arfauiver
War Bari
J.D. Hark
JOWNS
Lambburg
Bakr
C. AL Thusas
Tuo
Dans I, Walrem
Daniel Bak
Haster
Jous Eiseenhauver
New China
Jous Eisenhauer
Joan Esenaauer
E. Payne
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Joan Eiienaager
Jsoun Hendrickson
Enator
Obitfon
Laos
Damaul
Dbo
Jonyx Axen Dricksor
Neidig & Miller
Teidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Everstidue
Tate
Aus
Clinton E, Main
Clinton &. Main
Graduate Poarmactat
the City Hotel Grill
F. B. Sappington
Hogers Bros
B. Bappingtos
Chiy Hall
South Market Street
Sticrt Pianos
Que
New Square
M. Stierr
Si North Market Street
Mullinix
L. E. Mullintx
George
Rodock & CO
the Hightore's Bargain Bulletin
Beatinul Bileb
Elika
U.S
George B. Rodock & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bons
Funebeag
North Market Street
Frederwick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas F. Rice
Hast
Fourth Street
Frederick County Telenhone Tit
Farmer's Exchange
Atoak
Hays Clover
Timothy
Qorner
All Sainte and Carroll
Alsdiy
AL x. Patermam
Weet Franklin Street
Haiti
Ciry Hotel
Firet
H. B. Emita
Masonic Temple
Oldanly J BR
R. W. C. Boteler
London Hospital
Evadify Frederick, ND
Cely
P.O
Apradot
MD. Spridgt
Wm G. McComan
Mattings
Geina
Wire
G. Begline
RhGhie
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