Fragmented War Era Memoir and Political Turmoil Brief
A scrambled report mentions a conscription issue with a Naphtorine motive, a Mateo company, and Napotees. It notes a divorce, an empeter, and civil service in Bosean cartpares in France amid war news. General Oliver Lathrop Sheplad dies. storms across Cosative regions forecast trouble, notably Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isakwe
France
Amhet College
Virginia
Oliver Lathrop Sheplad
New Berk
New Advertisements Today Property For Sale
Classified notice listing property for sale by John N. Clary and mentions of local businesses including Williamson's Dry Goods and C. Railing as well as Adam Hendrickson woman seeking help at 29 W Second St. The text includes scattered garbled words and partial names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Clary
Second St
Boaaie Moetelle Keke’ C. Railing. Simmons
Wlliamson’s. Dry Goods
Ohn Hendrickson
The Weekly News Sends Welcome Notice of New Issue
The Weekly News announces a forthcoming twelve page issue ready Thursday featuring news and special features. It proclaims the paper has Frederick city and county's largest bona fide circulation and offers advertising advantages. Copy deadlines are 5 PM Wednesday for new ads and 12 noon for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederic 주변 Social Roundup of Visitors and Departures
Mrs James M Hood visits Baltimore friends. Miss Lucy Holmes leaves for South Dakota. John M Carter Jr of the Baltimore News visits Frederick. Thomas Dorsay of Washington spends time with relatives in Frederick. George Schroeder spends day at Point of Rocks. James M Smith of Woodsboro and others travel for business in Frederick. Hattie Snyder Lily Green Germantown guests of Mrs W F Snyder. Mrs Beatty of Littlestown returns after visiting in Frederick. Harry Cole of Washington returns after days in Frederick. Charles F Kreh of Washington returns after visit. E S Hichelberger spending days in Baltimore and Washington on business. Maria Fisher of this city and Mrs Wm Inglehart of Baltimore spend day at Middletown. Barry Young of Washington returns after a few days with Frederick friends. Misses Allie Walter Katie Emig Hanover Pa guests of Mrs W F Snyder. Lewis H Moberly ex mayor of Frederick spends days with relatives. P B Kunkel East Patrick street and Orlie McCarty Washington leave for Atlantic City. Rebecca Clagatt returned from Illinois for her brother’s funeral. Horton G Thomson of Gaithersburg ex sheriff visits Frederick. Edward Meredith Smith of Georgetown University return after days here. Mr and Mrs A H Herie and son of Baltimore visiting East Church Street. Lewis Kline of Washington returns after visiting his parents on West Patrick street. John M Gassman Hagers town attends annual Woman's College board meeting.
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James M. Hood
Baltimore
Lucy Holmes
East Fourth Street
South Dakota
John M. Carter, Jr
The
Baltimore News
Frederick
Thomas Dorsay
Washington
George Schroeder
West Patrick Street
Point of Rocks
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
Hattie Snyder
Lily Green
Germantown
W. F. Snyder
Beatty
Littlestown
Howard White
Harry Cole
Charles F. Kreh
E.S. Hichelberger
Court Square
Maria Fisher
Wm. Inglehart
Middletown
Barry Young
Allie Walter
Katie Emig
Hanover
North Market Street
Lewis H. Moberly
P. B. Kunkel
East Patrick Street
Orlie McCarty
Atlantic City
Rebecca Clagatt
Illinois
Wr. Clamatt
Horton G. Thomson
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Edward and Meredith Smith
Georgetown University
A. H. Hrerie and Son
East Church Street
Lewis Kline
Thomas Kline
John M. Gassman
Hagarstown
Woman's College
Maryland Day at Buffalo and local market notes
Maryland Day at Buffalo set for Wednesday July 10 with Pan American Exposition director general Buchanan receiving notice. Local market items list prices for corn hay chest and other goods. Sheriff Troxell issues witness tickets for Charles H. alias Cephas Overs execution in the jail yard. Pension notice records an eight dollar monthly pension for Sarah R Harman, deceased, Frederick.
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Maryland
Bufalo
Buchanan
Buffalo
Troxell
Charles H
Cephas
Election Chaos Amid Quiet Polls and Baughman Support
General Baughman declares he will lead the Democratic Party to victory in vindicating its leaders after the extra legislative session. Voters at four precincts experience the new election law, with marked changes in ballot marking and some delays noted. A special deputy sheriff at the second precinct is dismissed for intoxication. Religious leaders discuss Christian reunion at a Baltimore gathering, with Carlton Gibbons and Bishop Will Paret expected to attend as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
House of Correction
Balimore
Saw
The
Amerian
News
T. J. Williams
Sun
J. Bratton
American
Hn M. Carter, Jr
Idings Gibbons
America
William Paret
Maryland
New Jersey Association of Congregational Churches
Associate Reformed Church
Willam Hayes Ward
New York Independent
Frederick businessman braves rain to reach home on Sunday
Mrs. E Schildknecht of Frederick Maryland faced a soggy Sunday as trains ran late. He reached Winchester Saturday night found no Sunday papers or trains to depart. A livery ride to Martinsburg followed after dinner at Berkeley then B and C train to Frederick Junction where another rain soaked drive brought him to Frederick.
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E. Schildknecht
Frederick
Winchester
Big City
Er. Schildknecht
Martinborg
Berkeley
Frederick Junction
Martingiurg World
Deaf mute dies after wheel exhibition in Williamsport
Pete Leonard, 85, a deaf mute, collapsed and died last evening in Kaufman’s department store after riding a 300-gear wheel on exhibit in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Death was due to heart failure from overexertion. The giant wheel reportedly is the largest in the world.
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Williamsport
Pete Leonard
Kaufman
Ter
Leonard
Build a Bridge Over Stockman Stream Route Planned
The Board of County Commissioners voted to construct a bridge over Stockman’s stream on the Jefferson to Catoctin road. The bridge will span 80 feet with a 216 foot ramway. Bids will be sought for iron and wood, and material choice will await bid openings.
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Stockman’s
Jefferson
Catoctin
Ih Iron and Wood
Complementary Resolution Honors Retirement of Rev Dr Joel Brown
The official board of the ME church adopted a resolution praising Rev Dr Joel Brown retiring pastor. It commends his faithful gospel ministry, patient visitation of members, care for the sick, blameless life and conservative leadership. It closes with affection for his service to Methodists and Christians. Resolutions were presented to Dr Brown by Urner Fearbeake and James Po Parre.
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Joel Brown
Dr. Brown
M. G. Urner
Adolphus Fearbeake
James Po Parre Rar
Brown
Patrick Held in Murder Case by Grand Jury
Special Dispatch to Taz News reports Justice Jerome ordered Albert T. Patrick held for the grand jury on a complicity in the Rice murder charge. The piece also notes W. W. Crosby of Baltimore county overseeing a sample road project at Towson on Pennsylvania avenue, detailing construction stages and materials planned for a 300 by 26 foot mock road to reflect modern methods.
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Grant
Taz News
New York
Jerome
Albert T. Patrick
Grand Jury
W. W. Crosby
Baltimore County
Towson
Pennsylvania Avenue
York Road
Delaware Avenue
Crosby
New Jersey
Massachusetts
United States
Church Sacraments And Meetings Announced For Pleasant Hill Utica Mills And City
Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill and St Pauls Reformed Utica Mills schedule Lord's Supper next Sunday with 10 15 a m services and preparatory sessions on Saturdays. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Frederick District M E church holds convention in East Church Street M E church with sessions at 2 p m and 7 30 p m. African Methodist Episcopal conference set for next week with Sunday services April 28 at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed
Pleasant Hill
M. E
East Church Street
Baldwin
Secratary
Billingaly
Washington
African Methodiat Episcopal Church
City Opera House
Maryland Council Junior Order Meeting at Oakland
The Maryland Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics meets in annual session in Oakland Garrett County with about 300 delegates from a state membership of 18 075. A motion to hold future annual meetings in Baltimore or other sites will be discussed along with recent assessment difficulties in other states.
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Maryland Council
Junior Order of United American Machanics
Oakland
Garrett County
Garrett Council
Baltimore
Couple wed in icehouse on Potomac near Dobbin West Virginia
George Boyer and Miss Lily Lipscomb, both of Hendricks, West Virginia, were married in an icehouse on the Maryland side of the Potomac opposite Dobbin. They left the train at Dobbin and, with Rev. Jonas Fike of Eglon, wed under the icehouse roof due to inclement weather before returning to Dobbin.
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George Boyer
Lily Lipscomb
Hendricks
W. Va
Maryland
Potomac River
Dobbin
W.va
Jonas Fike
Eglon
W. H. Gilbert
Thurmont National Bank Application Reported
The Comptroller of the Currency received an application from Samuel M. Birely to organize the Thurmont National Bank of Thurmont Maryland with Harry C. Gorsuch John Root George W Stocksdale Charles A Damuth John R Stoner and others as organizers and a capital stock of 25000.
Woman’s College Directors in Session All Day
The Woman’s College board of directors met today and opened at 11 30 this morning. It adjourned for dinner at 12 30 with reports of the year’s work to be considered this afternoon.
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Woman's College
Woman‘s College
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Trusteeship Fight Moves Forward
The Maryland Board of Public Works directed Attorney General Hagary to oppose continuance of the trusteeship of bondholders in the Washington County Circuit Court. The case concerns sale of canal interests and potential railroad use, with possible appeals to the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, and raises who will pay to satisfy 1844 and 1878 bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Chesapeake and Ohie
Isidor Hagary
Circuit Court
Washington County
Sid
Hagerstown
John Walter Smith
Hering
Vandiver
Court of Appeals
United State Supreme Court
Seale
Virginia
United States
Maryland
Presbytery Opens With Sermon At Baltimore Meeting
The Presbytery of Baltimore opened last night in Central Presbyterian Church Baltimore with Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon delivering The Symbolism of the Cross sermon. He spoke on the cross as sign of victory sacrifice and suffering and praised missionary work in China. After a vote Dixon declined a second term. Rev J E Wheeler seconded nominating him for moderator but Dixon asked to be excused. Rev John Wee Allison was elected moderator. J A Snook named temporary clerk. Enforcing the Bird Law reports a fine of 6 35 against Frank Bains for killing a sapsucker and thrash by slingshot. Thornton Fairfax Torley the informer. Washington County local law 1880 imposes up to 5 per bird. Crows hawks blackbirds and sparrows may be killed in Hagerstown. Several who killed Orioles face arrest.
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Presbytery
Baltimore
Central Presbyterian Church
Bee
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Dixon
Jesus Christ
Ths
China
William Reynolds
J. E. Wheeler
Reynolds
Skillis
John Wee Allison
Westminster Church
J. A. Snook
Washington County
Justice Adams
Frank Bains
Thornton Fairfax Torley
Hagerstowe
Tobina
Arson charges loom as DC worker jailed in Md case
Aaron Bradshaw, a District employee, was jailed after arrest on a requisition warrant from Montgomery County charging him with arson for burning an untenanted house at Four Corners, Md. Co-defendants Granville Shaw and John H. Walter were previously released after Rockville grand jury indictments.
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Ews
Aaron Bradshaw
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Maryland
Granville 0. Shaw
John H. Walter
Rockville
Bryant
Four Corners
Thomas H. Pickford
Pickford
Fitzgerald Could Be Promoted To General Manager
Report from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad circles says Thomas Fitzgerald, general superintendent of the main line and branches, will likely succeed F D Underwood as general manager when Underwood becomes Erie Railroad president on May 1. Veterans call Fitzgerald the top operating official and highly qualified for the role.
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Fitzgerald
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thomas Fitzgerald
F.D. Underwood
Erie Railroad
Fire at Clemsonville destroys outbuildings and provender
A destructive fire Wednesday morning April 10 at Clemsonville consumed five outbuildings and provender belonging to Mr. D D Clemson. The dwelling was saved with great difficulty. The blaze started in a carriage shed from a spark from a nearby passing engine. Sale of Turnpike Stock: 220 shares of Frederick City and Jefferson Turnpike Company stock were sold by the County Commissioners at par value to G M Smith 20 shares William H Harry 20 shares P L Hargett 0 shares and John D Koller 90 shares.
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Clemsonville
D.D. Clemson
Frederick City
New Ten Dollar Note With Buffalo Feature
A new ten dollar United States note will soon circulate. The central figure will be a buffalo. The policy favors silver certificates in small denominations the United States notes in tens and gold notes for larger values.
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Buffalo
United States
Quartz finds at LeGore Lime Kiln quarry
Mr. J. W. LeGore, proprietor of the LeGore Lime Kilns, submitted a quartz specimen to the Tae Wsw office. The rock surface was thickly coated with small crystals, many well formed.
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J. W. LeGore
LeGore Lime Kilna
Tae
Hie
McElroy Eyes Hagertown for State Wheelmen Meet
John J. McElroy chief of the Maryland Division of the League of American Wheelmen plans to visit Hagertown tonight to study possibilities for a summer state meet there. He will return home afterwards.
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Uydte
John J. McElroy
Maryland
League of American Wheelmen
Hagerstown
Hoe
Spring and Summer Millinery Openings and Local Notices
Mrs. E K Payne announces spring and summer pattern hats and bonnets with new styles. Several millinery openings listed at Market Street addresses with invitations to the public. Also notices of dining options, a list of seafood and fare, promotions, a billiards exhibitor, palmistry readings, dressmaking services, eye and ENT practice, fountain pen trial, and an auctioneer ad. Includes officials and business names such as Mrs Payne North Market Street, W F Cuintos mayor, and D Stewart Dean dentist.
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EK. Payne
E. Payne
North Market Street
D. Mastz
Market Street
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the Daily News
Washineton
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
the Weekly News
Pearly
J. E. W. Hargett
Sarah R. Harman
Gen. Baughman
Democratic Party
Edward HiRoberts
Sheri Frank Geesy
Ana Christopher Baker
Lewistown
Cologia Roberts
Urner Keady & Urner
O.eedy
West Church Stress
Milton G. Urner
Hammond and
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Urner
Dr Joel Brown
Patrick Held
Bloat T. Patiock
News OF the Churches
Crnat
Wayner
Presbytery OF
Seasion
Rev. Pot Y
Wpa
Pany
James E. Mottate
Cumberland
James M. Nourse
New Windsor
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of
Independent Order
Temple
Saratoga
Cathedral Streets
John M. Jones
Rebekah
J. F. Plummer
Ike Wineberg
City Hotel
W. FP
Cuintos
Thomas Sponseller
Central Livery Stables
Brewery Alley
C. Getzbaugh
Fred West
Boston
Sam's Place
Market Space
Bauer
Twokson
Summer Portieres
John Hewnprinsson
Neidig & Miller
n_ avery department
Trate
Afsk
WORK
Ecru
Lyors
Atube
Venice
Bidig & Muze
B. S
King Edward
Clinton E, Main
Clinton BE
Main
Broderick
Isanogle & Wagaman
Hurlbut
Rei
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappinston
City Hall
Lansdownes
Madras
F. Rio“ & Sons
A. T. Roe & Sons, Puneral Directors
North Market Streez. Frederick, MD
Frederick CO. Telephone
Wong
T. Rece
Fourth St
Fredk Co
Nieht
F. V. Staves
Phanes
Frederic Ceresville
John T. Baker
Shriner
Liberty
New London
Frederica City
Pricea
Willard
Keller
Patrickist
Professo
Biser
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Biltmore
Baltimore Eye
Zar and Throat Hospital
Stewart P. Dean
North Market
mBldswiy D. R
Mogdemtus
North Market Stasis
Frederick Co
Tadawiy
SNOOK
A. N. Cramar
Lewisown
Eeclidantr
G. Harles
Fout
Parsonsl
Golars
Tilantf
FAS Vey B
B. Rosenour
Rick St
A. Evert Fred. G. Borer
Montgomers
Ala
Tacoms
Lowxsenn
Sport & Sox
North Street
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