Historical Highlights From The Daily News on April 9
Highlights mark Fisher Ames born in Dedham in 1758, Lee’s 1865 surrender at Appomattox, Stephen Field’s 1899 death in Washington, and Sarah Woolsey’s 1965 passing in Newport plus tonight’s astronomy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Ames
Rator
Dedham
Mass
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Sarah Chauncey Woolser
Susan Coolidge
Newport
R. L
Let Girls Propose Advised By Baltimore Pastor
A Baltimore Catholic rector urged young people to marry by 21 to 23, with both sides allowed to propose. He advised saving money, forming good habits, avoiding saloons, and choosing a partner with work and character. He warned against marrying to reform a partner and urged girls to take the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
G. Thomas
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Thomas
Monty
Girs
Paint and Powder Club to perform at City Opera House
The Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore will stage an original Dutch comic opera Conquering Curspid at Baltimore City Opera House on Saturday night, May 9, with about eighty prominent young men in the cast. Proceeds benefit the City Hospital.
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Paint and Powder Club of
Baltimore
City Opera House
Lights Pole Erection Underway in Liversville
Work has begun on erecting the poles for street lights at Liversville. Mr Charles W. Miller’s property on North Market Street is being painted by Mr George Gittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liversville
Charles W. Miller
North Market Street
George Gittinger
Committees Named for Frederick Baseball Club Meeting
At the Frederick Baseball Club meeting held the City Hotel last night Dr. J O Hendrix president authorized a Board of Governors of sixteen subscribers plus officers. Appointed committees include Constitution and By Laws Finance Grounds Players and Printing and Advertising with multiple named members. A further meeting Friday April 10 at 5 p m at the City Hotel will adopt the constitution and by laws and govern the club and its board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Frederick
City Hotel
J_O_ Hendrix
J_ OU. Hendrix
James Harry Grove
J. Clarke Kieffer
Frank K. Schmidt
M. E. _Get
D. Priceton Buecker
Lester Smith
C. F. Goodell
J. Duttow
M. FE. Getendanner
D. C. Winelbrener
P.E. Long
C.£. Goodell
J. K. Robinson
Frank YV. Staub
Middletown Schoolhouse Heating Contract Won by Mobley
The Board of County School Commissioners awarded the Middletown schoolhouse heating and sanitary equipment contract to E S Mobley and Bros. Crestar G Clem from Yellow Springs had a teachers certificate approved. Commencement for high schools set for the week of June 15. A new policy limits first grade pupils to enter only in September and January next year in Frederick and larger towns, possibly countywide the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Mobley & Bro. Ge
Middletown
Board of County School ‘Commissioners
Mobley & Brow
Crester G. Clem
Frederick
Linganore Copper Company organized with Maryland mines
The Linganore Copper Company of Arizona has organized with Thomas A. Dimshee as president and manager, W. F. Wilson secretary, and U. C. Ausherman treasurer. It has bought the New London Copper Mines near Liberty Town covering about 62 acres and Holly Hide mine as a principal Maryland site. Machinery worth about 15000 dollars has been purchased, and operation is to start Monday with at least sixty hands employed when in full swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Copper Company
Arizona
Haseen
Thomas A. Dimshee
W. F. Wilson
McKeesport
U. C. Ausherman
New London
Dolly Hide
Liberytown
Maryland
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves at City Opéra House
Fearce and Shock present a children matinee with Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves in moving pictures. Each child gets a numbered ticket and the matching number wins a purse with real money. Evening show offers latest foreign and American pictures and another amateur contest for cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opéra House
Fearce & Shock
Corty Thieves
Eign
First Baseball Match at Maryland School for the Deaf
Four game series scheduled for Saturday afternoon between the Ox Fibre Merry Widows and Maryland School teams at the Maryland School for the Deaf grounds. Ox Fibre lineup includes G. Lease L Moberly R Moberly J Houff Eisenhauer Lease F Kennedy Mr Moberly W Devilbiss HH Meisting as substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ox-Fibre Merry Widows
Maryland
G. Lease
L. Moberly
R. Moberly
Houff J
Eisenhauer L. Lease
F. Kennedy
Mr. Moberly
W. Devilbiss
HH. Meisting
Joint Debate In Park Mills on Man Versus Woman
Waltz and Newton Whip, both from Spring Valley, will hold a joint debate at Park Mills school house next Saturday night at Lo'elock. The topic is Resolved that man wields greater influence than woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltz
Newton Whip
Spring Valley
Park Mills
Lo’elock
Lover Arrested After Fatal Back Stabbing in Brewers Alley
Henry Dorsey, a laborer, stabbed Belle Overs in a jealous quarrel sparked about nine o'clock. Overs sustained a severe back wound treated by Dr. J L Bou. Dorsey surrendered to Justice J Francis Smith and was jailed on 2500 bail. later waived hearing and posted 300 bail with Urner and Urner counsel for the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Overs
Henry Dorsey
Belle
Brewers Alley
Il. G. Bou
Cattas
Durmey
King
Herwig Mack
Bette
Dorsey
Grant
Urner
Red Lips Stop Burial at Berlin Miss Hammond
Miss Kate Hammond of Berlin Maryland appeared dead as the funeral began but signs of life were found just before interment. Doctors affirmed apparent death yet the burial was postponed as a precaution. Her family, prominent on the Eastern Shore, includes sister of Senator Stanley Tandville of Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hammond
Berlin
Fust
Protestant Episcopal Church
Thomas W. Hammond
Washingto
Zadol PB. Henry
Coutsc
Miss Hammond
John Hammond
BE. Stanley Tandville
Salisbury
IN THE LAW S GRIP SENT TO JAIL
Tom Lee and Jesse Jones were arrested by Officer King on drunkenness and fighting. They were tried by Justice J Francis Smith and fined 20 dollars each or 36 days in jail. Alex Johnson was arrested by Officer Jones for cursing and sweating in Rinehart's alley and fined 10 dollars by Justice Smith with payment arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lee
Jesse Jones
King
J. Francis Smith
Alex. Johnson
Officer Jones
Rinehart’s
Communion services and Easter schedule for nearby churches
Grace Reformed in Pleasant Hill will hold a communion service next Sunday April 12 at 10 o'clock in the morning led by Rev. S M Hench with preparatory services on Saturday at 6 30 p m. Zion Reformed in Charlesville offers a 2 15 p m service next Sunday and a Utica Easter Sunday 10 a m communion, with Zion again the following Sunday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed
Pleasant Hill
S.M. Hench
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Utica
Zion
Kathryn Adams Corum and Oliver T. King Wed Quietly
Miss Kathryn Adams Corum of Jefferson and Oliver T. King of Feagaville were quietly married yesterday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown by Rev. J. Simon. The ceremony was witnessed by a few friends. The couple stayed the night with Mr and Mrs Roy Koogie at 110 South Potomac Street.
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Ring
Lyceum Musical Club Praised by State Superintendent
M Bates Stevens of Baltimore commends the Lyceum Musical Club of Western Maryland College as capable of first class evenings. The quartet can be heard at the Woman's College tomorrow, inviting patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Musical Club
Western Maryland College
M. Bates Stevens
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Baltimore
Woman's College
Funeral for Miss Rebecca Virginia Hane Held at Home
The funeral of Miss Rebecca Virginia Hane occurred yesterday afternoon at 2 30 from her brother William Hane's residence near the city. Rev A J Gil led services at the house. Pallbearers were John Frazier Frank Buccsey Harry Schell Edward Schell George O'Brian and James Kelb. Interment followed at Olivet Cemetery. CC Carty acted as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Virginia Hane
Win. Hane
A.j.gil
John Frazier
Frank Buccsey
Harry Schell
Edward Schell
George O'Brian
James Kelb
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
CC. Carty
Local Infirmities Reported On East Side Streets
The Sick Mrs Ernest Poole of East South street is very ill. Frank Phebus of East Patrick street has been sick but can now be out. Charles Roberts of East Third street suffers appendicitis. Cass Albaugh of East Patrick street, once confined by thromatism, is able to work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Poole
East South Street
Frank Phebus
East Patrick Street
Charles Roberts
East Third Street
Cass Albaugh
Eest
Patrick Strnet
Death of Mr. David Derr in Ohio
Word arrived in Frederick of the sudden death of Mr. David Derr of Tiffin Ohio on Tuesday morning. His daughter Miss Blanche Derr has often visited the home of her cousin Eugene L Derr near town.
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David Perr
Frederick
David Derr
Tiffin
Ohio
Miss Blanche
Eugene L. Derr
Governor Delays Signing Bills Prompting New Annapolis Meeting
Frederick county measures including crossings at Doubs, waterworks bond at Brunswick, and turnpike legislation were held over by Governor. A new signing meeting will be held in Annapolis on Monday. The governor signed the Senate primary election bill and vetoed items in the appropriation bill, claiming a total savings of $400 000 for the state.
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Sas
Frederick
Doubs
Brunswick
Frederick Counts
Frederick Cou
Frederick County
United States Senate
Spring Underwear Specials and Easter Dress Goods Served
Surplus department advertises ladies underwear from vests to summer union suits with low prices. It highlights Swiss ribbed, Lisle, silk, and wool vests, and new lightweight garments for children and homes. Also promotes Easter dress goods, silks, table damask, and a large selection of women’s neckwear, collars, belts, and decorative fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Earlieat
Gas price limit urged for Washington district
Professor Edward W Bemis told the House District Committee that gas consumer cost should not exceed 85 cents per thousand cubic feet in the District of Columbia and possibly fall to about 70 cents. He argued the gas company’s capital stock increase should be suspended and cited comparisons with other cities. The hearing also covered production costs, power expansion, and the company’s financial statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Edward W. Bemis
Cléveland
Ohio
House Committee On
Bemis
House District Committee
Washington Gas Company
Goldsborough
Prof. Bemis
W. Hart
J. S. MeIlhenny
Washington
The Old Reformed Graveyard Controversy
Letters discuss opposition by Evangelical Reformed church to selling the graveyard behind Trinity chapel. Readers lament removing centuries old graves and urge respect for those buried there. Also notes farm sale by JC Lamar and son and a furniture sale by executor A T Drinkhouse for Miss Marie Diehl.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
A.T. Drinkhouse
Marie Diehl
West Church Street
Local shopper notices and postponed sales listings
Local items mention Mullinix carpet store rugs and wall papers, a postponed public sale of Marie Diehl’s property to April 10, and upcoming City Hotel sale on April 27. Other notices include a WOC Sleeping Beauty program, Lyceum Musical Club event, and a real estate opportunity near Charlesville with April possession. Also reminders to pay gas and electric bills by the 10th to save discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Diehl
W. Church Street
A. T. Detxerotse
Charlesville
Fl&g. PA
C. T. K. Young
Frederick, Md
Wm. H. Smith
Sheriff's Office
Drauth on Mountain Top Prohibition Enforced
The Mountain Top prohibition territory on the Highford Pen Mar route closes seven saloons under the Wastler Anti Saloon bill. Liquor sale is banned within one quarter mile of Pen Mar Station Pen Mar Park High Rock and from any High Rock or Pen Mar buildings. Placard postings of liquor sales are banned in the tre district and within one fourth mile of it.
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Drauth
Mountain Top
Noad Highford
Pen-Mar
Wastler
Pen-Mar Station
Pen-Mar Park
High Rock
Tre
Arbor Day tree and fruit stock sale in Frederick
A local ad promotes Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Damson, Quince and Cherry Trees with Grape Vines and Raspberry Pisms plus 1 000 Rhubarb Roots and shade trees at East Fourth Street Frederick Maryland. Special Saturday sale features Monocacy Valley corn at so and Tomatoes at Se per can and 10¢ jars of Yacht Chile Pickle with Easter candy and toys. Also mentions rent money and College Hill.
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Cramer & Stauffer
Noan EZ
Pa Aris Ad
Siaufeer
Fidelity
Frederick
East Third Street
Pike
Liberty
Tooms
Carroll Street
West Second Street
North Barket
T. EK
Young
Reeal Estate & Fire
Atre
Mts
Fredenik County
Liberty Ict
Cir
City
Yellow Springs
Minor Church
Lewistown
Urbana
Bath
East Seventh Street
Court Street
Athe Frederick
J. A. Ranserac
East Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference Pastor Assignments
At the Sion Hill gathering the Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference announced county pastorates. Revs. E C Makosky Burkeystown RBF Ruler Piederick J Al Wright Kemptown J Pr Woden Ishertytown TD Birke Walkeraville Lewistown is to be supplied.
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Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference
Sion Hill
E.C. Makosky
Burkeystown
Piederick
J. al Wright
Kemptown
J. Pr. Woden
Ishertytown
TD. Birke
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the Daily News
Earth
The
Wassivezox
W. L. Moone
Weather Bureau
Aheses Yee
Geo. S. Rodeck & Co
Rimmer & Urner, Solis
J. M. Culler Food
Lidie
Ramsburg
College Hill Challenge
Farmers’ Exchange
Linganore Company
News OF the Churches
Crothers
Citizens’ National Bank
Capital
D. Baker
Wf. G. Baker
W.d.baker
John 2. Hendrickson
Fred. A
John D. Hendrickson
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Jors C. Morren
Taos
H. Hanurr
Daniza Baxsr
H. Coxter
GE. Cone
Newig & Miller
Idig & Miller
Gibson
Joe and
Soc
Merry Widow
Neidig & Miller
Thos. P. Rice
George Rice
Hhr
Thomas P. Rice
Guneral
Eichelberger
Sige
Annout
Uis
A. J. Eichelberger
Northwest Cor, Market and
Third Sts
Real Estate
East Church
Red Prick
EET
Aidarly
Tritapoe & Mohler
Hanm G. Trrrarox
Barri E. Moauer
Thin Street
W. Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Baltimore Pike
Central Bank
Fredericks
rpHoMas & Motter
Eis
Citizens’ National Bank Ballons
Chine
iSeawiy
the News
F. B. Sappington
Cass
EF. B. Sappington
City Hall
Rederick, Md
Enouigh
Ine News
JC. Lamar and Son
Tuscarora, Md
Daniel Price
Lidie’s
Mullinix
WOC. T. A
Kennedy Bros
Merchant Tailors
Women’s College
Sia P.m
McCardell’s
Diamond
Chesapeake
Diamonds
Frazier
Crum
College Hill
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