Notable Clergy and Missionary deaths listed in obituary fragment
The fragment notes deaths of Rev Dr Adonisam Burma born Mahlon Mass died at sea after Burma mission service. It mentions Adonisam Burma’s baptism debate, Burma’s success converting many in Burma and imprisonment. It also cites Rev De Witt Talmage death in Washington and General Joan Porter Hatch’s retirement and New York death with Civil War ties, plus references to Dr Judson and early Sumter attack.
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Veka Man
Hanover
Adonisam
Burma
Mahlon
Mass
Tis
Brongn Untersits
Judson
Andover Theological Bemis
Enon
India
Olften
Sumter
Joan Porter Hatch
Mexicali
New York City
de Witt Talmage
Washington
Subscribers urged to report paper irregularities at once
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The Weekly News Wrestly Edition Preparations Begin
The Wrestly News will be ready Thursday as a twelve page issue with news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and ads benefit from its large reach. Copy for new ads due 1 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrestly News
Frederick City
Westy News
Death of John M. Brown at Euclid area
John M Brown died Saturday April 9 at 8 oclock after a six month illness followed by a stroke. He was a retired farmer respected by all and left a widow and children Reuben A Joseph Walter Mrs Birely Mrs Harbaugh and two brothers Thomas A and Joseph. Funeral held yesterday at Mt Bethel church with Rev D J Kurtz officiating and interment at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Brown
Euclid
Washington County
Mr. Brown
Reuben A
Joseph
Fairfield
Walter
Ving
Ohio
Birely
Sabiflasville
Harbaugh
Foxville
Thomas A
Smithaburg
Myeraville
This County
Mt. Bethel Church
D. §. Kurtz
Masonic Grand Officers Attend Eastern Royal Arch Meeting
Joseph H. Jackson grand high priest led Enoch Royal Arch Chapter with state grand officers Messrs Graham Dakehart N H Nicholson Wm Bevan and J W Liethioum. After the session a banquet at City Hotel offered seasonal delicacies. Officers returned to Baltimore this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Royal Arch
Joseph H. Jackson
Messrs
Graham Dakehart
N. H. Nicholson
Wm. F. Bevan
J. W. Liethioum
City
Baltimore
Ankle Sprain After Bicycle Accident On East Patrick Street
Mr B Peter Mantz was thrown from his bicycle when his foot caught in a toe clip on East Patrick Street in front of Solts bicycle shop. He received medical help from Dr W McComas and was taken home, reportedly getting along well. The Volunteer Organist was staged at City Opera House to a large audience last night, praised for humor and pathos and strong production. Mountain City Mills market notes show corn prices at 2.00 per barrel shelled and various red wheat and oats prices per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Peter Mantz
East Patrick Street
Solt
Dr. W. &. McComas
B Mantz
City Opera House
Mountain City
W. A. Garry
Portland
Oregon
William Dean
Harry Richmond
Mr. Carty
O. O. Carty
Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Father Johns Medicine
The Sisters of Holy Cross endorse Father Johns Medicine as a tonic and body builder for the weak and run down, praising its bronchial benefits. They note several inmates have used it with beneficial results and claim it cures throat and snng roubles, as prescribed by an eminent specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Sisters of Holy Cross
Chandler &J
Naehua
N. B
Roanoke Detectives Misidentify Frederick Prisoner as Kennedy
Detectives Baldwin Wright and Oopenhaver from Roanoke arrived in Frederick at 6 35 am and found the jailed man resembled Kennedy but not the escaped prisoner. The prisoner identified as William Kelly was released after officers concluded no charge existed. Kelly claimed to head to Virginia to work peeling bark and said he had prior jailing for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Frederick
Young
LeGore
John W. Kennedy
Baldwin
H.N. Wright
J. C. D. Oopenhaver
Baldwin Detectioe
Kennedy
Wright
Hoe
Bnaxe
Virginia
Prisoer
William Kelly
Kelly
Frederick City Hospital to Add Wing From Gift
Mrs. Margaret E Hood determined to fund an addition to Frederick City Hospital to expand capacity. The wing on the south side will cost between 5000 and 10000 dollars, with plans yet to be set. Jacob Rohrback, her attorney, announced the gift at a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E
Hood
Frederick City Hospital
Jacob Rohrback
Mra. Hood
Navy couple wed after long courtship in Newport News
Miss Laura Virginia Hoffman of Frederick married Henry Halcott in a ceremony performed by Rev. W. B. Beauchamp at Trinity Church. Halcott had just been discharged from the Navy, and the couple planned to return to Frederick as man and wife with Hoffman's mother Mrs. Jerome Ford confirming the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Virginia Hoffman
Jerome Ford
Frederick
Newport News
W. B. Beauchamp
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Halcott
Navy
Personal notices of visits and travels in a Maryland town
SURELY PERSONAL, Mrs. Adolphus Fearhake, East Patrick street, is visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore. Mr. Adolphus Fearhake, East Patrick street, has returned from a trip to Washington and Baltimore. Mr. Wilbur Sheffield, of West Fifth Street, who has been visiting in Montgomery county, has returned home. Mr. Elmer E. Smith, near Frederick, leaves this morning for Seneca Lake, N. Y., for a change of climate due to ill health. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Snider, of Bartholow's switch, who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poole, West South street, have returned. Mr. Paul Urner, Record arrest, who has been spending some time at his home, has returned to Ithaca, N. Y., to resume his studies at Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearhake
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
East Patrick
Bartholow
Charles Poole
South Street
Paul Urner
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Mixed Relationship Puzzle in Early Easter Birth
Elizabeth Rath Fleck, baptized at Messiah Lutheran in Harriaburg on Easter, discovers tangled family ties. Her father is her step father and step brother-in-law once removed, with many evaded connections risking headaches if disentangled. The maternal line and in-laws create a web of relations that confuses Elizabeth about her own kinship.
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Elizabeth Rath Fleck
Messiah Lutheran Church
Harriaburg
Bessie Fleck
Jacob J. Fleck
Bessie Williams
Williame
Benssie
Elizabeth
Becauae
Miss Elizabeth
Pigaktia for a Negro Skin graft on Mary Grant attempt
Dr Trevillion at City Hospital Richmond Virginia used skin from a young pig to treat Mary Grant a colored woman with severe nonhealing injuries. The skin graft was obtained after relatives refused to donate and the operation has just been performed with the physician confident of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigaktia
Pigekin
Mary Grant
City Hospital
Richmond
Trevillion
Second Branch Opposes Baltimore Street Widening
The Second Branch of the Baltimore City Council opposed widening Baltimore street and any further tinkering with the issue. Chairman Sherlock Swann said the question was settled forever and the commission would proceed with widening and extending other streets listed in the ordinance signed by Mayor McLane last week. In other news, word reached the Wilson family in Tucson that Mr. Charles L. Wilson, ill for weeks, showed some improvement and could tolerate nourishment recently.
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Baltimore Street
Baltimore City Council
Sherlock Swann
Burnt District Commission
McLane
A. L. Wilson
Charles L. Wilson
Tucson
Ariz
Wilson
Schedule Change Delays Train from Washington to Frederick
The Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road will shift the weekly schedule in May. The Washington to Frederick train currently at 4 30 p m will depart at 5 p m under the new timetable to better serve government employees.
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Metropolitan Branch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Road
Washington
Frederick
Directors Elected at Fredericktown Savings Institution
At a stockholders meeting the Fredericktown Savings Institution elected board members for the ensuing year. The directors are N. D. Hauer M. E. Doll Steiner Schley A. O. McQardell F. Columbus Knott Jacob Rohrback George A. Dean A. A. Lough C. Thomas Kemp. The board will organize Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
N. D. Hauer
M. E. Doll
Steiner Schley
A. 0. McQardell
F. Columbus Knott
Jacob Rohrback
George A. Dean
A. A. Lough
C. Thomas Kemp
Edward Sayers Turned Over for York Larceny Trial
Edward Sayers, arrested here last week, was surrendered to Pennsylvania authorities yesterday and sent to York to stand trial for larceny of several jewelry items at the upcoming court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sayers
Pennsylvania
York
Convention Attendance Ties Local Lodge Leaders
Mr. John H. Grove former chancellor of the local lodge of the Knights of Pythias and Mr. Reno S. Harp vice grand chancellor of the State EB of Patt attend the annual convention in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Grove
Ludge of K. of P
Reno S. Harp
EB. of P
Baltimore
Funerals for Rebecca Baker Jasac Haller and Ezra Thomas
The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Baker was held yesterday at 12 45 p m from the B&O station with Rev B G Reed of Baltimore officiating. Grandsons served as pallbearers and interment was in Mt Olivet cemetery. J C Carty directed the services. The funeral of Mr Jasac H Haller proceeded at 3 p m from his sister’s residence on South Market Street with Rev Charles F Steck officiating and Mt Olivet as the burial site. Pallbearers were named and J C Carty again served as director. The funeral of Mrs Ezra Thomas was held at 1 p m from her Jefferson residence with Rev David Dittmar officiating. Pallbearers included Gerry Lakin and Geo Easterday among others. interment was in Mt Olivet cemetery. O Q Carty was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Baker
O. E. BR
Baltimore
B. G.W. Reed
Psailbsaresa
J. McK. Riley
H. B. Riley
Edgar Riley
Max Frey
Warren Frey
George Baker
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
W.H. B. Etchison
Jasac H. Haller
Mies Wannie Haller
South Market Street
Charles F. Steck
John H. Grove
Edward Hader
Charles McO. Hagan
Charles Berger
Otto Anderson
Charles Brengle
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
J. C. Carty
Ezra Thomas
Jefferson
David Dittmar
Gerry Lakin
Geo. Easterday
Clayton Hemp
George Rann
Fire Chief Describes Hen Deterrence Scheme at Shepherdstown
Baltimore Chief Horton recounts a Shepherdstown man’s plan to deter hens by fencing a lawn and burying wire mesh. When grass grew, the fence came down and hens attempting to scratch got caught in the wire and jumped away. The neighbors watched as the birds learned to avoid the yard.
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Horton
Baltimore
Shepherdstown
Local Notices From Rocky Ridge Area
County correspondence notes moves of local residents including J Shriner from Four Points to J Biggs farm near Rocky Ridge, Harry Battler relocating to Loy s, J C Pyle moving to Graceham, and succession at Loy s. Easter services at Mt Tabor Lutheran Church led by Rev Enders and officers elected for the Sundry congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shriner
Four Points
Biggs
Rocky Ridge
James Eyler
Harry Q. Battler
Middleburg
Loy’s
Enders
Misa Vernis Troxell
Double Pipe Creek
Osbyin Anders
Charles Eyler
John Eyler
Baltimore
Charles E. Miller
Loy’e
Jacob Duble
Motter’s Station
George W. Enders
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Rigid Advice To Young Ministers In Baltimore
President Little of the Methodist Protestant conference warned ordinands in Baltimore to avoid provoking congregations with sensational topics and to keep their names out of newspapers. He urged diligence over vacations, and warned against serving as both housekeeper and preacher. He stressed that married ministers should expect no financial support before four years in itinerant service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Protestant Conference
Baltimore
Misa E. Blook to Meet Friends in Frederick This Week
Misa E. Blook of Waring and Company Baltimore will visit Frederick Wednesday and Thursday to meet friends and customers. White Tar Soap offered at 5 cents per large cake with sample free. Allen G. Quynn & Co. presents an organ recital by Dr. Bischoff at Woman's College Friday evening. Memorial note for Clarence O. Fulton of Walkervilla Md. features verse and remembrance by Lizzie Lease.
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W. H. Gale & Oo
Clingan
Telegraph Street
John Francie Smith
City Register
Shepherd Notice
Essencias
John Hendrickson
Continental Beer
W. H. Shipley
Misa E. Blook
Waring and Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Woman's College
Bischoff
Washington
McCardell’s
Clarence O. Fulton
Walkeravilla
Heaven
Drear
Clarence
Lizziz Lease
Kefauver
Saks Optical Company
Washington, DC
Bentz Building
Cor, Church and
Market Streets
Mohindly
Bank Officials Swear to Accuracy in 1904 Financial Statement
A Frederick Maryland bank cashier attests the 1904 financial statement as true, with sworn signatures by bank officers and trustees. The document lists national and state bank relations, deposits, reserves, and earnings, plus a public notice of local advertisements and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stave
Maryland
Fredreick
U. Zimmerman
WH. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P. Correst
Thomas H. Haller
Jaues E. WalKik
D. BA
EW Floor Coverings Promotes Latest Carpets and Rugs
L. E. Mullinex advertises a wide selection of carpets rugs and mattings described as the greatest variety in the city. The note calls floor coverings moving week and urges early orders on exclusive designs that may not be duplicated, with holds offered until needed.
Evening Music and Literature Benefit in Grace Reform Church
An April 12 event at Grace Reformed Sunday School Orchestras hosts an Evening of Music and Literature to benefit the Piano Fund. Admission is free with a door plate collection and the public is invited. Also notes special Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion tickets for a Knights of Columbus Washington meeting.
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Orice
Till & F. M
Washingtox
Maryland
W. L. Moors
Suspicea of Grace
Bunday
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio R. RK
Knights of Columpus
Knights of Columbus
Washington, D. C
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Harrisburg Baby
J. C. Pyle
Graceham
Wm. Miller
Lewistown
Pyle
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W. Va
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Philadelphia
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Lutheran Sandsy School
Mt. Tabor
George W. Krise
Charles Robinson
John Snook
Wm. Whitmore
John Long
J. Howard Miller
George Geiselman
Alicn Robinson
Emma Late
Maude Ogle
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Myer’s
L. E. Mullinex
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Turkey
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Neidig & Miller
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Lynn Haven
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Charles Zimmerman
Oucals Park
Araby, Md
F. B. Sappington
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George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
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Siraer Frederick County
Hull & Reich
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Mlidanly
DF E. Smith
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