In history immortalized names fade on historic pages
April 12 in history recalls Scueen the philosopher killed by emperors orders, Bossuet bishop of Meaux and famed pulpit orator, writer of Night Thoughts born 1684, Henry Clay the Great Pacificator born in Hanover, and other scattered notes on figures such as a Sumter envoy and Ward Taylor, son of unknown.
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Scueen
Nero
Jacques Besigne Bossuet
Meaux
ai—Henry Cliy
Hanover
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Local News Office Ad hoc Subscriber List Note
Subscriptions and conduct notes request prompt reporting of irregularities in paper delivery and changes of residence The notice asks subscribers to send old and new addresses to ensure proper transfer and prompt handling through the News office.
Brief Bits and Easter Happenings in Local Life
A snapshot of casual items and events: Easter decorations brighten shops and homes, schools close for holidays, Arbor Day observed, Easter cake baking draws attention, and Easter fishers supply markets. The Grand Army of the Republic marks its fortieth anniversary on April 16. A lumberyard employee, Raymond Hyler, suffered a severe leg injury when a lift leg collapsed on him.
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the Grand Army of the Rapublic
M.T.A
Raymond Hyler
Wilcoxon & Brown
Lember Yard
Maud Estella Aldridge Weds Rev Wilson Jarboe in Baltimore Nearby
On Thursday April 5 at the Aldridge residence near Winfield Ostroll County the couple Maud Estella Aldridge and Rev Wilson T. Jarboe wed with family and friends in attendance. Rev J Fred Heisze officiated. guests included Miss Goldie Frizzle and Mr N Basce Aldridge. The couple will reside in Hampstead after visiting Washington and other points south.
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J Fred. Heisze
West Baltimore
Reva. Harris
Cecil
Taylorsville
Goldie Frizzeil
Women’s College
Frederick
N. Bascse Aldridgs
Baltimore
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Washington
The DAR holds a semiannual congress in Washington starting Monday April 16 with Frederick Chapter delegates Mrs Francis OH Markell and Miss Willie Ritchie and alternate Miss Emily Maulsby. Also notes advertising merchants using more space than competitors if space is filled with proper ads. Also a medicine ad for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets sold at A K Pearce’s drug store.
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R- Oorgrera
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wanshington
Francis Oh, Markell
Willie Ritchie
Frederick
Eiily Maulsby
Chiaw Bere Fata
A. K. Pearce
Route for the PR R A Way Out of Difficulty
Debate over extending the Northern Central Railway from Frederick to Washington to relieve Baltimore congestion and reroute Pennsylvania Railroad freight. Proponents argue the plan reduces city traffic, shortens haul, and aligns with anti out of bill measures, with many believing PRR will act.
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Pannsylvania
Baltimirs
Washington
Gonpancy
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Pasn
Baltimore
Aalng Beaaela
Isih
Northern Central Railway
Western
Pancsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
York
Balemora
Yrk
Balttimora
Lengé Psré
Bason
Lancaster
Wilmington
Arson Arrest and Industrial Fire Reported in Maryland
Wilmer Bosley was charged with arson at Salisbury. The United States Lumber Company planing mill at Green Spring burned. Gua Eknest, an Easton resident who escaped custody in Baltimore, was recaptured in Hastings. Tiny Riigetto, about 90, was killed at the Baltimore and Ohio shops in Cumberland while assisting to clean a large engine after a tire struck him. Stock data shows Hagerstown Fair stock at 25 par value selling around 4370 per share. First National Bank of Hagerstown stock at 3290 per share, 50 shares. John N. Koons sues the mayor and council of Hagerstown for $6,000 damages over his son's death in January. Governor Warfield signaled possible special session to repeal the Railroad Outfit Bill if a feasible plan to cut off the cost is found.
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Wilmer Bosley
Salisbury
United States Lumbar Company
Green Spring
Gua Eknest
Sheriff Caulk
Baltimore
Haston
Tiny Riigetto
Baltimore & Ohio
Cumberland
Warfield
Menacs
Easter Vacation School Closures Reported
For the Easter vacation, public and private schools shut today and will reopen on Tuesday. Visitation Academy and Maryland School for the Deaf closed. about half the pupils gone. Studies resume Wednesday. Frederick College St Johns School closed. Women’s College resumes next Wednesday. most pupils and teachers are at home or visiting relatives.
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Toveday
Visitation Academy
Maryland School
Frederick College
St. John's School
Lea
Women’s College
Poisoned Easter Eggs Alarm Family as Child Recovers
A three year old grandson of Edward Titlow of East Seventh Street fell ill yesterday from eating small colored Easter eggs sold for decoration. Dr C F Goodell treated him for over an hour and reported the child was improving. A warning went out urging parents to keep such eggs away from children. In the past week doctors were twice called for children made ill by eating these eggs.
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Eaward Titlow
East Seventh Street
C. F. Goodell
Montgomery County Plans New Road Projects This Year
The Montgomery County commissioners will build two miles of pikes on Shoemaker Road and add an extra mill to each road district. They also plan a mile on the Bisi road from Silver Spring toward Bladensburg and a mile on Frederick road from Rockville toward Gaithersburg. Tomorrow, Charles E Mealey, West Albion Street, turns 70. born April 18, 1836. Market quotes list corn and other grain prices, plus goods at Tyson's market.
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Mons Igomery
Frederick Road
Rock- Fille
Gaithersburg
Silver Spring
Bladensburg
Charles E. Mealey
al Ssintsa
Mr. Mealey
Market and
West Ali Ssints Street
Purely Personal Thorne Visitors and Travelers in Frederick
Purely Personal notes list many visitors and residents with movements in and out of Frederick. Entries include Harry Baer of Baltimore inviting relatives, Charles Loomis of Philadelphia visiting, Murray Dorenborg on business in Fred erick, and Mrs Ei Albaugh of Daysville spending the day with friends. Several residents travel to Baltimore and Washington on business or leisure, with others visiting family at East Patrick Street and Lime Kiln.
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Thorn
Harry Baer
Baltimore
Charles Looinsr
Philadelphia
Murray Drorenborg
Tall City
Gertruda Barnett
B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
Charles W. Miller
North Market
H. Ramsburg
Markus
Misa Elizabeth Nassbaum
Church services fill weekend schedule across towns
Holy communion will be celebrated this evening at Ah Ssinsa church. Sermons tomorrow at 208 m and 12 m. Friday night The Story of the Cross will be performed at 515 by the fall orchestra and chorus. Rev William O Schaffer of Reformed Seminary in Lancaster Pa will preach at Evangelical Reformed Church at 730. Communion at Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill Sunday at 1015 am. Zion Reformed Charlesville at 215 pm with preparatory service at Pleasant Hill Saturday at 215 pm led by Rev S M Hench. St Johns Catholic church notices include mass 730 pm evening, 830 am mass tomorrow, stations at 3 pm and tenebras at 730, and confessions Saturday. Several residents on east Seventh and Sixth streets are reported ill but improving. others are recovering from illnesses or hospital stays.
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Sand
William O. Schaffer
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lavesster
Reformed Church
Pleasant Hill
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
S. Job's Catholic Church
Tembrae
Directors meet to advance Women's College interests
The directors of the Women's College Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach of Frsaderick Rev Dr Wm O Schzeffer of Lancaster Pa Mr Wa Gakin of Lander Br A GO McAskill of Frederick and Mr John Gasman of Hagerstown are in session at the college transacting business. A recess was taken at noon when refreshments were served.
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Women's College
E.R. Eschbach
Easter Basket Hunt at Hies Kindergarten
Children at Hies Kindergarten hunted for Easter baskets hidden by teacher Miss Margaret Hisanbauer and assistant Miss Helen Badar in the yard of Mr Will Fout on South Market Street. Each child found a basket and enjoyed the Easter fun.
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Hies
Margaret Hisanbauer
Helan Badar
Social World Honors Daughters At Neighbors Party
Mrs. Taco O. Kreh hosted a 3 seight pound party in honor of her daughters Misses Carzie and Eva on North Bentz Street. About 185 guests attended a 12:20 p.m. gathering with delicacies served in the dialing room. Guests praised the event and its success.
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Taco O. Kreh
North Bentz Street
Carzie
Eva
Freight Wreck Near Rishi's Mill Slows Baltimore Line
A large freight accident occurred near the tunnel north of Rishi's Mill on the Baltimore and Ohio line at six this morning. A brush fire incident derailed eleven cars and damaged track, blocking the route for hours. passengers were diverted. No injuries reported. Also, Charlen A. Bishop seeks divorce from Rosa Bishop, filing through attorney Samuel A. Laws, with marriage under Ladiesburg on January 18, 1898. A costly memorial plaque for Miss Pigmano at All Saints P. E. Church, carved in Carrara Italy, imitates Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper.
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Rishi’s Mill
Baltimore and Ohio
Opeus
Passaogere
Charlen A. Bishop
Samuel A. Lawis
Rosa Bishop
Ladiesburg
All Saints
P. E
Pigmano
Carrara
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci
Lass Sapper
Arbor Day Programs Planted Trees by Frederick Pupils
Frederick public schools held Arbor Day with multiple programs across Street roots. Students recited Governor Proclamations and poems such as The Grand Old Tree while planting a Norway maple. Notable participants included Miss Lille Wiare and Elizabath Eagle among many others.
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Frederick
Save
Church Street
Elizibath Eagle
Marie Haust
Osarah Street
Allcs Zimmermige
Violew
Osrman Cripps
Elna Brandenburg
Rachel Fhomne
Myre Poole
Graos Shiplay
Robin
Chorn
Loulss Robertean
Casuarine Rowe
Lortse Swartz
South Street
Secripture Reading
Harry Pheburcoreg
Walter Crawford
Ernest Webb
Matthew Binley
Schoal
Beata Miss Fannie Condrey Death and Memorial Service
Miss Fannie Gondry Condrey longtime Buckeyatown resident died at her Hyattsville Maryland home March 30 1906 after a paralysis stroke. She was a faithful Catholic known for kindness and service. burial at St Jerome's Hyattsville followed by interment at Mount Olivet. Also notes infant and child obituaries Elsie Bowings and Mollie Bowie. Easter Monday stage benefit for Company A presents Other People's Money at the City Opera House. letter from J F Kee discusses paint pricing and delivery terms.
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Fannie Condey
Fannie Gondry
Buckeyatown
Hyattsville
Maryland
Miss Condry
Biles Condry
Bookerstown
St Jerome's Catholic Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington
Dog
Mollie Bowie
Mollie L. Bowie
Har Home
Flamaville
Ha. m
Ebenezar Chapel
Benjamin Makell
Steve Bowie
Andrew Prater
Andrew Wade
L Thompson
George W. Peters
Elsie Bowings
Elsie M. Bowings
Benjamin Bowings
Adamstown
Asrvicta B& the House
Alvin Coonor
St the vUity Opera House
Frederick Bank Balance Sheet 1906 Figures
Local financial notice shows the Frederick bank statement from 1906 with assets totaling 2,814,190.98 and liabilities 2,270,905. The cashier Walg ZivneMer man swore the report true before J. Travers Thomas and others. Also includes several local notices and Easter advertisements from Frederick merchants.
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Byland
Coenty
Fredexice
G. Znccermay
Wal G. Ziv Merman
Saber Seed
J. Travers Thomas
N. Perrect
Thomas H. Haller
John & Ramsburg
D. D. Baker
Local Ad Picks Up Grocery, Health, and Home Goods
An assortment of old time ads lists gas and flour products for Easter cakes at McOsgpELt's, osteopathy services by Dr E L Schmid, pineapple and strawberry sauce at McCarprit's, and new matting rugs in large room sizes with hall and stairs designs. Also notes Citizens' National Bank Building and a greeting to focus on low prices and variety in the market.
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Lewis Rothenheefer
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Lawson A. Debsi
North Market Street
William E Willer
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Weat Second St
Henshberger
Dan Smite
Haré Tims
South Markes St
Arlingtte
D. Zimmerman
Edleen
Jaew Horns
Drex
Tinasz
South Market Street
Newdig & Muller
Ridig & Miller
Welebt
Wl & Ines
Neddig
Miller
Women's College Hell
Rogers—Grilley
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Harpiss- Charles PT. Geilley
Batertaboar
Atlaat McCardell’s
J. Michial
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Texas
Shereou
Jons H. BsygeEtz
Teeopore A Bussixe
Grorce
McCsrdell
Jass
Osme
McCazne
J. Miohast
McCar- Dell
Gero S. Diaxoxp
North Markat Street
J. E. Mellovie
McOsgpelt's
E. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
McCarprit’s
Sizs
China
L. E. Mullings
Weorge
Dow
Monk
Georges
P. RE
Ipsomas P. Rigs
Foneral Direutur, Er
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Morgan Oegil
Gole
Belant & Knott
Conalt C. L. Kefautver
Phora
Apradits
H. E. Smith
East Church Street
Marildawire
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Haltimers
Ngle
Tseoat
Frederick Et Ciey Rotel
Exhsdaniy
G. E. Foster
Haz
Telti
Adarket Street
W.E Hkefauver
Frederics
Migly
Tlig der Titlre
KCRE
Rhedeke
Rhode Island
Leonard Barrick
Troods
B. Sappengi
Arso
Ars
Tossam
Losa
Angie
Tampe
Atook
B. Sappingtor
Ciiy Bau
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