Local notes from Consensua and surrounding areas
Consensua and surrounding towns report social visits by Mr John A Detrick of Baltimore and Miss Bowie Albaugh of Brooklyn. Transitions include Rev Balthis moving to Florida Conference and Rev Hill attending a Methodist conference. Arbor Day observed with tree plantings. early spring commerce noted and weather impacts on crops in Rocky Springs and Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Detrick
Baltimore
Misa Bowie Albaugh
Brooklyn
Rawson T. Bryant
Baltiore
George W. Burgess
Thomas Cronenberg
Howd County
N. M. Waters
Jennie Wood
Mabal Rice
Barthowsse
Elizabeth Griffith
Montgomery County
J. M. ‘God
Joseph H. Balthis
Frederick
Trinity M. Eurph
South
Intoredericksburg
Florida
Tallahassee
Vanderbilt University
G. J. Hill
Pocomoke
Fredjo
Teturn
T. A. Jephens
Ministers Assigned In Maryland Methodist Conference
The Maryland Conference announced minister assignments at Baltimore yesterday. Rev. E B Todd presides over Frederick district with W S McKenney as presiding elder. appointments include J H Jeffries Urbana and C E Ely Gaithersburg among others. Page Milburn moves to Bethany Baltimore. A J Gill shifts to Martinsburg. Methodist Protestants conclude work with Frederick Jill and others named for Kemptown Lewistown and New Markee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathedlat Episcopal Conference
Baltimore
W. S. McKenney
Fredick
Frederick
Todd
Branewick
Biggs
Doubs
J. H. Jeffries
Urbana
J.B. F. Gray
Gaithernburg
C. E. Ely
Laytonaville
H. P. West
Liberty
Cumberland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Maryland
Methodist Protestants
G Jill
Kemptown
J A. Wright
Lewistown
O. K. McCaslin
New Markee
Q. M. Coliom
Purely Personal Notices From Rockville to Baltimore
Purely personal notices list individuals traveling or visiting from Rockville to Annapolis Baltimore Frederick and Alexandria and Charlottenville. Names include Adolphus Fearbake Eva Brown George A Desa D Guy Thomas John Z Markell David Lowenstein Philemon Griffith Eva Stonebraker Roger Wood Mamie Schley and P W Egan with their travel or visit plans and current locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearbake
Rockville
Eva Brown
South Market Street
Annapolis
George A. Desa
Baltimore
Guy Thomas
Washington
John Z. Markell
David Lowenstein
Frederick
Philemon H. Griffith
Alexandria
Virginia
Joseph Wood
New Market
E. 5. Stonebraker
Academy of Visitation
Weverton
Roger B. Wood
University of Virginia
Charlottenville
Mamie Schley
Shepherdstown
W.va
Ship City
Mareon Duvall
P. W. Egan
Saper
Scientific notes on tiny particles and grafting life
Observations by Siedantopf and Zsigmondy magnify illuminated particles to reveal diffraction discs, deducing real particle sizes and magnification limits. A German anthropologist traces pygmies to Swiss Alsace and Silesia, noting historic short stature. Prof. Lucien Daniel rejuvenates plant tissues via grafting, converting tobacco to biennial and producing a double-fruited bean variety. Mayou proposes a noninvasive method to remove metallic stomach objects using an electro-magnet guided by X-ray imaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siedantopf
Zsigmondy
Africa
Switzerland
Alsace
Silesia
Lucien Daniel
Botanical Gardens
Delegates Appointed for State Firemen's Association
The United Fire Company names delegates Joseph W. Gaver Reno S. Harp John H. Frazier Hiram R. Heck and William B. Storm to the State Firemen's Association meeting with alternates Dr. Lloyd T. McGill Jr Albert Smith George R. Moberts Raflur A. Rager and Robert H. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
State Firemen’s Association
Joseph W. Gaver
Reno S. Harp
John H. Frazier
Hiram R. Heck
William B. Storm
Lioyd T. McGill, Jr
Albert 3. Smith
George R. Moberts
Raflur A. Rager
Robert H. Bennett
Wedding of Jennie Householder and John Wisner
Miss Jennie Householder of Frederick and Mr. John H Wisner of Westminster Michigan were married as the interplace on Sunday April 5 by Rev Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisn
Householder
Jennie Householder
Frederick
John H. Wisner
Westminster
Mr. Crouse
Changes in Pennsylvania Rail Road split Baltimore and York divisions
Article reports proposed reorganization of the Pennsylvania RailroadBaltimore division into two lines. York division from Marysville to Mount Carmel with HQ at York. Baltimore division from Mount Vernon to Sparrow’s Point and Osnton. New Marysville yards and Marysville to New Holland bus service to boost freight traffic. Superintendent likely York resident Victor Weirman or John Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otrolen
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Qentral
York
Marysville
Mount Varneu
Mt. Vernon
Sparrow's Point
Osnton Trie
New Holland
Philadelphia
Dew
Victor Weirman
John Baker
Weirman
Old Frederick
Amboy
Baker
Frederick
Clearfield
News of the State items from Maryland briefed
Died James T. Hager in Hagerstown and Major John A. Dinneen of Baltimore bar died after illness. Owen H Mercier elected mayor of Ellicott City Myre. Benjamin Hurlock found dead in Cambridge. Hynson’s Cambridge stables destroyed by fire. 13 year old Harris Gary Heath dies in Alburton Howard County. County tax rate set at 63 cents. Dorchester sewing factory fire destroys home adjoining property owned by Mrs Josephine White. William Lizesr and Edmund Clark sentenced to two years in state prison for burglary. Dallas Phillips, a boy at Eagton, accidentally shot by playmate. wound not serious. Reuban M. Dorsey homestead sold for 10013 dollars. Lawrence J. Caray dies delivering ballot boxes. Judge Jones denies damages in Baltimore Sugar Refinery case against Anne Arundel County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hager
Hagerstown
Owen H Mercier
Ellicots City
Myre
Benjamin Hurlock
Oambridge
Hynson
Cambridge
John A. Dinneen
Baltimore
Harris Gary Heath
Harris T. Heath
Alburton
Howard County
Baltimore County
Madison
Dorchester County
Josephine White
William Lizesr
Edmund Clark
Yeaturday
Dallas Phillips
Eagton
Reuban M. Dorsey
Sores
Ellicott Otsy
Thomas M. Johnson
Joseph A. Brunsman
Lawrence J. Caray
Aznd
West Barre Street
Jones
Annapolis
Anne Arandel County
Funerals Held for Sophia Thaler and John Robarts
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs. Sophia Thaler at Frederick Heinlein residence with Rev. Dr Kahiman officiating. Relatives from Philadelphia Shenandoah and Shamokin attended and Mount Olivet cemetery is the burial site. A. T. Rice & Sons directed the services. The second funeral for John A B Robarts a Black man occurred at Asbury Church with Rev O B Murray assisted by Revs Lee and Jackson. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery with pallbearers named. A. T. Rice & Sons again served as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Thaler
Frederick Heinlein
North Market Street
L Kahiman
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Shamokin
William Thaler
James Meader
F. C. Hutton
George Heinlein
George Beddell
Edward H. Heinlein
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rica ' & Sons
John AB. Robarts
Col“Ored
Asbury Church
O. BR. Murray
Lee
Jackson
Wm. Wise
Grayson Larkins
John W. Boyd
Edward Simonson
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Twelfth annual meeting of Maryland Lutheran Society at Woodsboro
News of the churches notes the twelfth annual meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference of the Maryland Lutheran Synod will be held tomorrow at the Lutheran church in Woodsboro. Also mentions Good Friday service at All Saints Episcopal Church and Easter communion at St Pauls Reformed Utica Mills, plus preparatory services and the Utica charge consistory meeting at Zion Reformed hotel on Easter Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Woodsboro
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Reformed
Utica Mills
Utica
Zion Reformed Hotel
Charlesville
Will of Charles A Lawrence Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
In Orphans' Court the will of Charles A Lawrence was filed for probate. He leaves each of his three daughters Emma W Lawrence Elise Lawrence and Fannie Downey three dollars to be paid within two years of death. The remainder of his personal and real property goes to his three sons Charles Eugene and Ernest in equal shares. Executors named are Charles, Eugene, and Ernest. Administrators for the estate of Sophia Thier are William H Thaler and George W Heinlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Charles A. Lawrence
Emmia W. Lawrence
Elise Lawrence
Fannie Downey
Frank Downey
Charies
Eugene
Ernest
William H. Thaler
George W. Heinlein
Sophia Thi
Capital Increase to 50000 Stock Frederick Storck Firm
Frederick Storck and Manufacturing Company stockholders vote to raise capital from 10000 to 50000 to fund expanded production and broader sales. Charter amendment to be filed shortly. Five home office representatives and many agents already operate nationwide as plant improvements commence. Original stockholders largely take bulk of new shares with a treasury reserve planned for local investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Storch & Manufacturing Company
Circuit Poort
Abonos
Page Foundry
Ten men arraigned for riding Baltimore and Ohio train
Alfred Edler and Lea Ainsworth of Wilmington Delaware Charles Cline of Gloucester City New Jersey Arthur Butler and Conrad Bersterman of Baltimore and others from Chicago Jersey City Wilkes Barre Brooklyn and Anne Arundel County were arraigned before Justice Ross at the Southwestern Police Station Baltimore. They were fined five dollars and costs on the charge of riding on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company unauthorized. They boarded a Baltimore bound freight near Carroll Station and resisted removal until officers arrived. They were committed to jail in default of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Edler
Lea Ainsworth
Wilmington
Del
Charles Cline
Gloucester City
N. J
Arthur Butler
Conrad Bersterman
Baltimore
Qiement Belthouse
Chicago
William L Oakes
Jersey City
William G. Rohlgren
Wilkesbarre
George Jennings
Brooklyn
Anne Arundel County
Justice Ross
Southwestern
Desoh
Carrellton
Jill
Health officer's March report shows 22 deaths and 17 births
Dr. 8 F Thomas reports March records for city health include 22 deaths by causes such as measles and diphtheria and 17 births with 11 male and 6 female. Contagious diseases numbered 1 scarlet fever, 3 diphtheria, 129 measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
City Health Officer
Mass
F. Tuusas
Stock in Demand and Beckenbaugh Property Sale
Dr Ohailes M Erwin in New York quotes stock orders from the New York Alabama Oil Co including 17 000 shares. General manager wires drilling progress through solid formations rich in petroleum. A bill filed for sale of the George W Beckenbaugh estate in Washington County with about 46 acres at Ceartoss. Beckenbaugh heirs may lose guardianship of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohailes M. Erwin
New York-Alabama Oil Company
New York
de Onas
M. Exwis
Frederick
Huntsville
New York-Alauama Or Co
Beckenbaugh
John A. Lynch
Col
Chas. A. Little
Hagerstown
George W. Beckenbaugh
Ceartoss
Washington
Coupnty
Thomas L Beckenbaugh
Lynch
Trass
Geo. W. Beckenbaugh
Fine Horses to Be Sold at Fair Grounds Sale
Mr Uatlos M de Garmendis will sell 24 standard bred trotting horses at the fair grounds on Wednesday April 15. Most are sired by Menocacy others by Les King Toscarora and Corrio. He states the horses are exceptionally bred and good looking. A fine carriage with electric lights and satin head gear was displayed by Neidig Miller and Eugene Sponseller showed a carriage in Baltimore notable for Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Heberty
T. B. Cyier
Haven Bethel
Edgewood
Yellow Springs Gand
Usar
Usw
App Gate
Junior Steam Fire Gine Co
Frederick
Uatlos M. de Garmendis
Menocacy
Les King
Toscarora
Cor‘rio
de Garmendia
Nevar
Eugene Sponseiler
Sponseller
Thess
Baltimore
Maryland
Local Names List Missing Context
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including G. Zimmerman Jipux das McBheery DLE Kerauven Geo War Sain J.D. Bake Max Jdxo C.Morrix DH Dakar JWs S Lammers Thos J Hall er Wa G Bane dames El Walker Daxith Banik. No clear event or role indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jipux Das
McBheery Dle
Kerauven
Geo. War Sain
J.D. Bake
Grand Opening and Easter Specials Advertised Across Town
A burst of local ads announces Palace Market opening at 55 East Patrick Street with vegetables fruits provisions and telephoned orders. Other notices promote New York Alabama Oil stock advance and One-Way Colonist Nates at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with discounted routes to western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Market
East Patrick Street
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D. Zimmerman
Doll'a
M. Erwin
Secy
Q. Allen Jones
McCardell
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National
Neidig & Miller
Sounty
Trinity Church
Rocky Springs
T. B. Tyler
Carroll County
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Daisy, Howard
Monrovia
Tiere Wii
Gerau Baptist Church
Irving M. Lippy
Fohnnville
Hasliz
J.B. Kelley
J. C
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Pantorace
Methodist Episcopal Church
Htev
G.J. Hin Alao
M. P. Church
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News OF the Churches
Prederick Storch & Manufacturing Co
Will Alen
Messrs
B. 8
Repner
Frederick Miller
Cypizens National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Ofiloeks
G. Zimmerman
Samuel G Duvall
Cnahier
Cashier
Max Jdxo
C.morrix
DH. Dakar
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Thos
J. Haller
Wa. G. Bane Dames
EL Walker
Thoxas
J. Roger McSherry
Daxith Banik
Auy
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McCaxpe
Allen Jongs
Prop
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McCannEtt's
McCranpeli's
New York-Aabama Gil Co
New York Alabama Oil Company
Guns. M. Erwin
Becy
McCardell's
Doll's
Doll’s
Jon Essexnarzar
China
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Park Hotel
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North Market St
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Do, &O
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Clinton E. Main
Clinton EB. Main
Frederick County
City Hotel Grill
F. B. Sappington
Hina
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Sappingson
City Ball
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Thomas P. Rice
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Farmeius Exchange
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Carrol Streets
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
FredeRickst City Hotel
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Masonic Temple
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Nicodemub
Masket Street
Mnodawiy
Boteler
Szzdiy
Brederick, MD
Cestiemanis
P.O
Ipeliel Coinier Dor
McComas
North Market
Apr
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