This Date in History April 19 highlights deaths and events
A scrambled historical list notes figures dying or events on April 19. Mentions Luther era reformers, Roger Sherman, New Haven figures, Betsy Ross, Massachusetts troops in Baltimore, Judge Arthur J. Berman, and the Cuban intervention vote. Also references Jean Falguire and other dated items from 1745 to 1898. The passage is fragmented and mixes dates, names, and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caer
Pupp Melanchthen
Reform Po Slater
Lesington
Concord
Betjanin Rusk
Lory
Wsulongte
Greve
Masrihusetts
Baltimore
West Virgina
Parkusburg
Turkey
Gree
Milnes Leuich
Ced
En Lora
Ity
Congress
Jean Falguire
Aedi Pars
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Saturday News
Peter McArthur
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Pleasant Personal Notices From Frederick Galaxy
Miss Emily Manleby of Court Square visits Washington for the day. Augustus Heimel, city tax collector of Hagerstown, travels to Frederick. Mr and Mrs David Lowenstein of Baltimore are guests at the City Hotel. Alfred Ritter of East Second street visits Washington on business. Mrs David S Rice and Miss Eliza Rice return from Gettysburg. Mrs C Billingsley of Washington, visiting Miss Mame Dill, returns home. Frank Goods of Appleton Wis returns after business in Frederick. Mrs Fannie Shock of Rowlesburg W Va visits Frederick and goes to Columbia Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Manleby
Court Square
Washington
Augustus Heimel
Hageratown
Frederick
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
City Hotel
Alfred Ritter
East Second Street
David 5. Rice
Eliza Rice
Gettysburg
C. Billingsley
Mame Dill
Frank Goods
Appleton, Wis
Fannie Shock
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Columbia
Biography Exhibition Draws Large City Opera House Crowd
A large crowd attended a moving picture exhibition at the City Opera House last night. New scenes were shown while some repeats from Wednesday played again. The San Juan Hill battle and the Olympia ship with Admiral Dewey were notably realistic. A promotional note urges Syrup of Figs for travel and daily use, sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists, from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
House
San Juan Hill
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
California Vig Syrup Company
Overs Hanged After Monrovia Murder in 1900 Jailyard
Cepe Overs was hanged in the county jail yard for the October 31, 1900 murder of Charles Donaldson in Monrovia. The six foot drop occurred at noon. life was declared extinct after medical examination. The condemned man spent his final hours with priests and supporters, denouncing any need for a public speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepe
Bat
Overs
Ceph" Overs
Charles Donaldson
Monrovia
Cranty
Gaffney
Singleton
Smith
Father Smith
Owers
Mr. Etchison
Brengle
Fathers Gaffney
Sheriff Troxell
Holtz
Krise
Troxell
Father Gaffrey
Father Gaffney
Greta
Frank Smith
Black Diamond
Overa
Fathers Singleton
H. Dorsey Etchwan
Donaldson
Onarley H. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio
Dopaleson
J. O Walker
Geph
Mt. Airy
Frits Leuba
Baltimore
Murderer Overs Hangs in Frederick County Jail
The article recounts the life of Charles H. alias Cephas Overs born January 14 1873 in Park Mille Maryland and details his criminal history leading to his execution in Frederick County Jail for the murder of Donaldson. It notes crowds at the jail guards with muskets and a prior record including petty larceny and a six month term. It also lists a historical roll of past executions in the county and mentions Edward P. Lee taking charge of Castotin furnaces at the Cacotin plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
St Sandy Hook
Charles H
Cephas, Overs
Hook
Urlans
Baltimore Ad Big Hathead
Nonrovia
Owers
Maryland House of Correction
Frederick County
William Leonard
Jesse Anderson
Overs
Jos. Groff
John Murphy
Richard Crosby
Deok
Urish Mort
Michael Peck Wan
Geo. Jacob
Meter
Archibald Hoffman
Peter Sneman
Nicholas Andrews
Yost Pleoker
Adam Graves
Henry Shett
John Gee
Graves
Ossper Fritchie
Fredericktown
Sam
Jonathan
Harry
Nunrod
Solomon
Edward B. Owings
Pater
Kitty
William Baker
John Markley
Mr. Newey
Edward H. Costley
Solomon Costly
Liberty District
Felix Manshower
James L
Funeral of Mrs Phosbe Any Beall at Mt Carmel
The funeral for Mrs Phosbe Any Beall was held yesterday afternoon at her Pearl area home at 2 o clock Services were led by Rev T F Hoffmeier at Mt Carmel Church Pallbearers included Thomas Ogle F A Michael Amos Lease Frank Hamilton Curtis Cromwell and Mr Main Burial followed at Mt Carmel Cemetery Funeral director Carty.
Season closes for Adams Theatrical Company on tour
Mr Frank B Adams Theatrical Company returns after a successful road season. For next year engagements are already secured and the troupe plans a larger cast and enhanced scenery and equipment for road performances. Also a piano recital by Miss Ethel Johnston at the Women’s College this evening at 7 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Adams
Ethel Johnston
Marie Diehl
Woman’s College
News of the State and Local Notices Across Maryland
Deeds in Harford county absorbed by Tin Qau Trust filed at Bolatr. Miss Margaret J. Beall dies in Rockville aged 53. Western Maryland Rail improvements begun between Williamsport and Hagerstown. Prof Gould forecasts good fruit crops. Remains of Prof Henry A Rowland placed in vault at Baltimore. Gen James M Deema dies at 83. Col George R Ash becomes State Auditor. Cumberland Steel Company grinders strike closes plant, 100s out of work. Marlboro jail sanitary issues. two insane prisoners. Body of Captain T Zebulon Pritchett found in Dorchester county. Floyd Noonan seeks habeas corpus in Belair. Snake tale swirls in Virginia. A Capehart man perishes after eating eggs in a wager. Paralyis strikes Jacob Damuth in Thormont. W E Baral reports egg yields from flock totaling 1,156 dozen eggs and $154.63 in revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Tin Qau Trust
Bolatr
Misa Margart J. Beall
Rockville
John L. Dawson
Iyland
Williamsport
Hagerstown
H.P., Gould
Maryland
Henry A. Rowland
London Park Cemetery
Baltimore
James M. Deema
Bright
George R. Ash
Elkton
Cumberland Steel Company
Prince George’s County
Marlboro
T. Zebulon Pritchett
Dorchester County
South River
Floyd Noonan
Belair
Noonan
Miss Scarborough
Telephone Call 32 THIS DAY FOR THE GENTLEMEN
Fashionable for the most fastidious men with new spring and summer stock. Shirts in white and colors, summer wear and linens. End of week specials on vests, Lisle socks, and trims. Yardage and fabrics offered, plus a wide range of china, utensils, and stationery. SAPPINGTON and NICODEMUS advertise office details and address.
Local notices and millinery openings listed in Frederick
Local items detail millinery openings on April 19 20 and 25 26 27 with trimmed data bonnets and invitations. Also listed are a spring fete by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union on Court Street and various advertisements for palmist readings livery services and a pool exhibition at Sam’s Place plus medical eye ear nose throat care offered by Dr Wm C Boteler in Frederick with spectacle services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Court Street
WN. RR
Bante
Market Street
Wm. C. Boteter
Frederick
North Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Waskinetos
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Wm. H. Adame
Kolb Bros
Simmons
Burger Art Galley
Eidig & Miller
the Saturday News
Hercules
Sallie Shore
Marble Falls
Fort Sumter
Kilmer
D. M. Stearns
Turely Personal
Phiye
St. John’s Ceme
Wesphal
Hedges
Jefferson
H. P. Fahrney
T. Haffner
Ra J. McCardy
Frank Hedges
Sheriff Troxelis
Joseph Groff
Edward P. Lee
C&toctin
Lee
Catoctin Mountain Iron Company
News OF
TRE State
Thaddeus Paynes
Rappahannock Valley
Fredericksburg
Samuel Smith
Capehart
Jacob Damuth
Thormont
David Damuth
W. E. Baral
Johneville
Liberty
John HN Hendrickson
Tlemen
Gaia
Joer Hegoricx For
Neidig & Miller
NiDie & Miller
Naw & Mian
Clinton E. Main
Isanogle & Wagaman
Hurlbut
Plate
Frederick, MD
F. B. Safpingtgon
F. EB. Sappington
GEO
Rodook & OG
the Big Store
Lansdowne
Foulardette Mercorized Mater
Dresa
Sitk
Pytton
Kodock & CO
A. T. Ries & Sos, Funeral Directore
Frederick CO
Felephone
Wreck Co
Night Calle
F. V
Anna E. Herrera
Ceresville Flour
John T. Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Wysk
Shriner
Woodsboro
Labertr
New Market
New London
Praderick
Frederick City
Gani
Sandii
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
Patrickist
Lewistown
A. N. Cramar
Lewtown
John S Dutrow
Walkersville
Allts
Wm. H Ramaberg
Charles B. Fout
Decidant
Arvey
Frederick, Mdp
Rving S. Biser
W.grurch Street
Junezodis
D. H. E. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Bilmore
Baltimore Eve
Toroat Hospital
Stewart P. Dear
North Market ST
Mildawir
R. O. Nicodemus
North Market Streaps
Isodawiy
Hama
Messrs
Kolb Brothers
Hamea
P. Krisg
N. Market
Pullman
East Church Street
E. Payne
Tuosas Sponseller
Central Livery Stables
Brewery Alley
Fred West
Boston
Sam’s Place
Market Space
Haver
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