Notable Historical Births and Deaths in April History
The April 10 in History column lists notable figures: Samiud Crohnemans founder of homeopathy born in Muxong and died in Pacis ts a¢, General Joritho Gates active in New York City, Joh Howard Payer author of "Het Swo" died in Tunis, Benton 30, Hos hemes 12, Colonel John A. Cockerill American journalist died at Calo Egypt, Governor John Jones of Nevada died in San France, Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin died Cannes, Commodore WK Maya retired died Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee—Samiud Crohnemans
Homeopathy
Muxong
Pacis
U. 5
Washington
Personal Notices From Easter Holidays in Maryland
Purely personal notes list several residents and visitors across Baltimore Frederick and Washington for Easter. Mentions include A Darcyy McCardall Jacob Rohrback Johnson Smith Marian Johnson Boyce Boyes and Miss Pinkney Hill Mary Carr Howard Dutrow Archie Fisher Virgie Mae Smith Nannie Wachher and local Arbor Day program at Mt Pleasant Public School with tree planting and varied readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Darcyy McCardall
Baltimore
Jacob Rohrback
Washington
Johnson Smith
Marian Johnson
Boyce
Pine Island
N. Y
G. Boyes
Frederick College
Pinkney Hill
Mary Carr
Archie Fisher
Frederick
Virgie Mae
Ocrace H. Smith
Doubs
Nannie Waohjer
Walkereville
Mc. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Public School
Maryland
Mary Stevens
Henrietta Eliott
Elsia Sheetenhelm
Clyde Sheetenhelm
Emory Cramer
Charley King
Arbor Day
Hilda Oronise
Nellie Orum
Kathryn Hiliott
Hotel Men Elect Maryland Officers At City Meeting
The Maryland Hotel Men's Association held its annual meeting at the City Hotel. Elected were M. W. Ganzborn as president, William O'Connor as first vice president, P. E B. Long as second vice president, Peter S. Flynn as secretary, and William P. Farrell as treasurer. A banquet hosted by P. E. Long followed, with Farrell visiting from Baltimore's Hotel Rennett and guest Joseph D. Baker in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Hotel Men’s Association
City Hotel
M. W. Ganzborn
Baltimore
William O'Connor
P. E B. Long
Frederick
Peter S. Flynn
William P. Farrell
P. E. Long
Wm. P. Farrell
Rennett
Joseph D. Baker
Bacolod Captured After Fierce Fighting In Mindanao
Special Dispatch reports Captain Pershing's forces captured Bacolod on Mindanao Island after heavy combat. Three hundred Moros killed and many wounded, including three Americans. Also notes Jos. E. Chew badly scalded by boiling water and Dr. Hedges comment on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacolod
Manina
Joe Chew
Jos. E. Chew
Citssu
Brunswick
Dr. Hedges
Chew
Market quotes and marriage license noted in Washington
The Local Mart reports today’s Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes with corn at 2.25 per barrel and 0.43 per bushel shelled, No 2 red wheat at 0.76 and 0.73 per bushel for steamer, oats at 0.40, and hay priced 18 to 20 per ton. A marriage license was issued in Washington yesterday to Samail F. Fry and Mary B. Ayres of Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Washington
Samail F. Fry
Mary B. Ayres
Point of Rocks
Assault at City Hotel Leaves Clerk Beaten
Allen Bentz night clerk at the City Hotel was assaulted after refusing two intoxicated men entry at about 2 am. Charles Mercer and Frank McAleer punched and kicked him, causing facial injuries and a mouth bleed. He remained under care of Dr. W. G. McComas. no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolock
Allen Bentz
City Hotel
Bentz
Mr. Bentz
Bente
Jack Green
Green
W. G. McComae
United States in miniature at St Louis exposition
Assistant Secretary Brigham of the Agriculture Department plans a ten acre miniature United States at the St Louis Exposition opening May 1, 1904. States will be defined by pathways. fields of crops, mines, quarries and resources will be represented to show regional industries and products. Washington may feature roses and lilies in the display, with rice, wheat, cotton and tobacco shown in designated states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Department of Agriculture
United States
Louisiana
Texas
Carolinas
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Maryland
Arkansas
Missouri
District of Columbia
Washington
Tennessee
South
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Deiterick Held at 46 East Filth
Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Deiterick were held at her home on East Filth Street at 2 pm conducted by Rev B L McLean. Pallbearers included Charles Hermann Justin Bach F W Qbenderfer Christian Lerch J J Bielfeld and F W 5 Diehl, with St John's German Roman Catholic consistory members present. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. Unusual Dramatic Event Alberta Gallatin and her Shakespearean company perform As You Like It at City Opera Goose Monday night. manager Rhofesiz praised for securing this artistic organization. The run is limited to thirty performances and Frederick to be quoted, a reason for theatre-goers to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Deiterick
East Filth
B.L. McLean
Charles Hermann
Justin Bach
F. Wqbenderfer
Christian Lerch
J. J. Bielfeld
A. T. Rice & Sons
Alberta Gallatin
City Opera Goose
Rhofesiz
Toam
Frederick
Traveling Salesman Charlies Anders Accepts Post
Mr Charles V Anders of Middletown becomes a traveling salesman for Frederick Wheel and Bending Works He will cover Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and Delaware A new pavement is being laid in front of the Evangelical Lutheran church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies V. Anders
Middletown
Frederick
Bia Fel
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William W Asher Dies at Aberdeen
Reports list William W. Asher dying at Aberdeen. Other items note the Tools-Dranatio Company stranded in Cumberland and Me Tilmaine sworn in for his second term as Laurel mayor. Sharpsburg residents plan a fire department, and Shockley Selby buy Snow Hill basket factory property. A colored woman is arrested in Charles County for beating her 12 year old child to death. Plans for an Baltimore Belair electric railroad are completed. Honorey Hillgartner Jr 42 of Baltimore dies after throat cut. A coal company dispute in Alle gany County is settled. The Maryland Steel Co awarded contract to build world's largest floating steel drydock to cost 1 124 000 to be placed at Manila. The Gould Pennsylvania fight reaches Maryland via Western Union between major rail lines. Cumberland doctor Damm held on grand jury indictment for malpractice. A young woman Ads Mays is prosecuting witness. The alleged crime occurred over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Asher
Aberdeen
Tools-Dranatio
Cumberland
Me ‘Tilmaine
Laurel
Sharpsburg
Charles L. Shockley
Thomas P. Selby
Snow Hill
Charles County
Baltimore
Belair
Honoery Hillgartner, Jr
South Bethel Street
Shoamaker
Allegany County
Consolidation Coal Company
Georges Creek Cosl and Iron Company
Maryland Stee
Manila
Gould Pennsylvania
Maryland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Northern Cential Railway
W. G. Damm
Grand
Ads Mays
Damm
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Middletown
Albert W. Darner of Middletown dies in Cincinnati after kidney surgery and pneumonia, aged about 43. Emancuel Harshman of Middletown valley dies after long illness. funeral at Grogsnickle’s German Baptist church. Cyrus O. Favorite of Centre Schoolhouse vicin ity dies suddenly at 57. Mrs. Laurie Brust of Telegraph Street dies of heart disease, aged 65. Infant Harry Murphy dies near Pearl. Agnes Forsythe, infant daughter, dies at home on East Sixth Street. Call to Rev. S B Lister declined. paving petitions for Hast Third Street underway. Col George T. Cline of Chicago listed as quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Darner
Middletown
Presbyterian Hospital
Cincinnati
Joseph Young
William and
Ancie Darner
John J. Darner
Hagerstown
Charles
Darner
Emma
Henry Mantz
Lue
William Soman
Mollie
George Weatnignt
Springfield
Ohio
Samuel M
Elizabeth Darnoer
Emastel Harshman
Emancuel Harshman
Middletown Valley
Middlepoint
Harshman
German Baptist Church
William Gaver
Highland
Grogsnickle’s
Syrus
Cyrus O. Favorite
Centre Schoolhouse
Samuel Favorite
Ostharine Hesson
W.S. T. Metzgar
Latherapy Church
Thurmont
United Brethren Cemetery
J. Creager
Brust
Bavaria
Germany
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Harry Murphy
Harry T
William E. Murphy
Pearl
Dr. Hill
Mt. Osrmel
Agnes Forsythe
Agnes
James P. Forsythe
East Sixth Street
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Colored man Walter Beard shoots saloon keeper near Brunswick
Walter Beard, a colored man about 80, allegedly wrestled from Peter Weiskirthe a pistol and fired two shots near a Brunswick saloon on the Knoxville road. Weiskirche, about 60, died from a shotgun wound. Beard was arrested near Harper's Ferry, and an autopsy confirmed the wounds. State authorities plan an inquest as the prior shooting at the same saloon is noted history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weiskircthe
Brunewick
Walter Beard
Beard
Weiskirohe
Weiskirche
Harper's Ferry
W.va
B & Olr R
Sid
Brunswick
A. J. Horine
Worthington
Knoxville Road
Walker
Keller
Bank Notices and Personnel Listing From Surplus Journal
A condensed notice lists officers and staff such as vice president und unnamed assistant cashier, with several names including J. Bane, G. Zimmerman, Samuel Duvall, and J. Rugeh McSherry as counsel. The bank proclaims lighting by gas and electricity and notes strong security and staff roles in a formal, period-voice style.
Easter Shopping Spree at Wineberg's Ladies Wear Sale
A bustling Frederick shop feature touts silk, lace, gloves, parasols, and new neckwear for Easter. It highlights Liberty Silk pieces and capes, chic hats, shoes, and bridal china, with Valentine and Easter promotions. The ad also notes a sale at Presbyterian chapel and listings for other local merchants, inviting readers to visit and shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annnplea
Au Myorter
abReier
Liberty
Stranded Thespians Face Pay Dispute at Cumberland
The J. E. Toole Dramatic Co. stranded in Cumberland Md nine weeks after leaving New York faces seven weeks of unpaid wages. Leo Dougherty and James Keeley filed an attachment for 140 dollars against manager Toole’s baggage. Leading actress Madge Otis endured worn shoes and was sent home by subscription. Lydia Winters was escorted to Milwaukee by her father after Greensburg stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Toole Dramatic Co
New York
Cumberland
Dus Shem
Leo Dougherty
James Keeley
Cleveland
J. E. Toole
Madge Otis
Camberland
Misa Lydia Winters
Milwaukee
Greensburg
Toole
Dougherty
Keeley
Tenebral service at St John’s charms Frederick audience
News of churches reports a night service at St John’s Catholic Church directed by Father Craig with an amateur choir of Frederick men. Tonight Father Kane preaches on The Passion, renowned orator. Attendance high. music praised. Also All Saints Episcopal hosts The Story of the Cross by Dudley Back at 1:50 with St Cecilia Chapter oversight. free admission. Participants listed in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Craig
Frederick
Father Kane
Cross
Dudley Back
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Thia
St. Cecilia
Wnadine Allen
O. O. Keady
Richard Ross
Emily N. Maulsby
O. O. Waters
Mary
Maulsby
Rosa Birely
Markwood Harp
Frank Heck
Alleine Williamson
Otto Keller
Kesler Phreeger
Russell Lighter
W. W. Osborn
Owen Compher
L. A. Barck
Robert, Burck
Mra
L. A. Burck
Pontius invites to wedding of Margaret Pontius
Rev and Mrs John JY Pontius announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret to Mr Oscar Bechtel Goblentz on Wednesday April 22 at high noon at Christ Reformer church Middletown The groom is a St Johns College 1901 graduate and was honor man and top prize winner in general excellence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John JY. Pontius
Margaret
Oscar Bechtel Goblentz
Christ Reformer Church
Middletown
St. John’s College
Local market and Easter sale notices in city paper
Ho Bot Hott Bott Billy Bartholow's Market and Electric Road Station offer fresh home grown Progace produce and daily fish deliveries. Garbage collection moves to early hours Monday holiday. northern residents asked to prepare boxes. Stargex O Grisnert of Collaster announces the Easter sale at Frederick Art Club rooms on Saturdays April 4 and 11 at 2:06 p.m. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bartholow
Electric Road
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
Osil
Cite
Stargex O. Grisnert
Collaster
Frederick Art Club Rooms
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wasulatox
Ths Nune
Hwadwer
Baater
Easter Beauties
Gilbert's Bats
Stephen C. Geisbert
Geo. EK
Brengle Ee
Linganore Hills Inn
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Co
Neidig & Millers
Doll Bros
HOTEL
MEX
News OF the
S.B. Lister
Burkittsvilis
Market
Middle Alley
Smith
George T. Cline
Chicago
Pater Weiskircha
Welskirote
Lite Satoon
Che Vatter
Patal
Citizens National Bank
Pee Citizens’ National Bank
Frediwick, MD
Barge WM
G. Bane
G. Zimmerman, Samuel UW. Duvall
Unsnier Asst
Dvingdas
McSineny
Kerauvin
Jupdedise
Mark
Harurpt
Down
Rameault Tos
H Haunt
Barns
Sams E Watkin
ML Thomas
Dasin Barr
J.rugeh McSherry
Nour Pew
John Thendrickson
Moen
Perrins
Y Aohn Jlendrickeon
Nedig & Miller
Newis & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Neidig & Miller
THE
City Hotel Grill
Presbyterian Chapel
West Second Street
Specis
New China
Bric-A-Brac
Joan Fisenbauer
McQunpe
Clinton E. Main
Wineberg
Wineberg’s
China
Jolly Eisenhauer's
Opporite
T. J. Michaugl
S. Market Street
Henry Raane
North Market Street
Clinton RE
Reduate Pharmacist
N. Market St Frederick County
F. B. Sappington
Riccardell's
East Fifth Street
T.P. Rice
N. Market St
McOgardell's
Joan Essexhaven
Palace Market
East Patrick Street
Socers Bros
Pappington
City Hall
Trimmedaia
Wedureday
N.R. & D. Maxie
South Market Street
Stet
M. Stimrr
North Maryket Street
Q. Allen Jone
L. BE. Mullin
McOsagnei's
Joan Eisenhauer
New York-Alabama Oil Co
New York Alabama Oil Company
Guar. M. Erwin
Lecy
McCardelle
McCdanphin's
Joan Eiskxwaver
L. BE. Mollinix
George S. Rodock &C
Cubrica
George
Rodook & OU
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Bons
Frederick, MB
Frederick County
Thomas 2. Rice
East Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
yRe Fredericn ‘County
Farmers' Exchange
Duat
All Saints and
Carrol Y Streets
Petermar
Franklin Street
Balmere
Narzadawly
D. H. E. Smith
Jentist
Masonic Temple
D. R
Nicodemus
DB Vo Boteler
London Hospital
Frederick, MD
Noah E.cramer
Nos & Cramer
Mortuagts
Estates Bourbt
Kate
Fidelity
Toxa
Lo Sail
Tilisce
Ate
Gall
Iist
Patrick St
Liberty Pike
Travet
Bethel Church
Chy
Inesses
Wellness
Parket Welling
Sore
Uith
New Market
Sacra
Jotaerilia Wath
F. Church
Daysville
McRale
Tis Acre
Peter Artis
Market Street
Yes
E. Cline
Mattiings
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News OF the Churches
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