Date In History April 19 Highlights and Deaths
On April 19 notable figures are listed: Philipp Melanchthon, born in 1497 in Pforzheim, died. Benjamin Rush, born 1746 in Philadelphia, died. Lord Byron, born 1788 in London, died. Milnes Levick, longtime actor, died in New York City. Also noted are events such as the Cuban intervention resolution passing Congress, and a reference to Turkey and Greece war tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwiipp Melanchthon
Tt Luther
Flower Sherpan
Newton Mass
New Haven
Leginning
Amiutean
Mirsoloughi
Greece
London
Lord Byron
Fils
Lepanto
Turkey
Milnes Levick
New York City
Congress
Spain
Jean Elguire
Payia
Aie
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM Frederick AREA
Purely personal notices list Wm M Hardt of Philadelphia visiting relatives in Frederick. Ex Sheriff and Mrs T H Willard moving from Brunswick to Petersville. Rev Dr E B Eschbach had spent days in Pittsburg. Miss Sophia Detrick of Baltimore visiting Mrs Charles C Carty. Miss Jolis Smith near Frederick visiting Middletown. Mrs C O Ansherman visiting Mrs J O Buckey with Windsor ties. Mrs H E Wilcoxon visiting Mrs C A Carroll in Columbus. Mrs J S Kieffer of Hagerstown returning from visit to Frederick. Mr W S Harry and daughter planning Baltimore guests of Dr and Mrs Berryman. Hon and Mrs M J Grove and daughter of Washington leaving for Charleston to attend exposition. Dr A A Lamar of Middletown elected as member and debater to American Medical Association at Saratoga Springs June 10-18, 1902. Mrs Hoover of Hagerstown, formerly of Wolfsville, returning from Wyoming after settling late Calvin K Hays estate. Hoover family moving to Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Hardt
Philadelphia
Frederick
T.H. Willard Ae
Brunswick
Peteraie
E. B. Eschbach
Epon
Pittsburg
Sophia Detrick
Baltimore
Charles C. Carty
Atrick Street
Jolis Smith
Middletown
C. O. Ansherman
East Third
Eet
J. O. Buckey
Windsor
H. E. Wilcoxon
Patrick Frost
C. A. Carroll
Columbus
Oho
J. S. Kieffer
Hagerstown
J. Darke Kieffer
Harry
American Medical Alsocia-Cb
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Girs. Hoover
E. D. Igloover
Wolfsville
Zaein
Wyoming
Aha
Calvin K. Hays
Wolfstiile
Hoover
Death Notices From Middletown Valley Civil War Vet and Others
Obituary notices report the death of John Warner a Civil War veteran from Middletown Valley at 63 with funeral at U S church. Also noted are brief obits for Charles T Burnside formerly of Montgomery county Md died near Bethel Ohio at 7th year, and Joseph Emanuel Goings of Baxtonshire aged 53. A short death notice for John Soung in Taylorsville follows, plus a stray verse about Belinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warner
Middletown
Church Hill
Warner
Gettysburg
Antietam
Wilderness
Wra
Bali Zum
U. S
Glenn
Charles T. Burnside
Montgomery County
Bethel
Ohio
General Burnside
George
Thos. Peters
Josere Gorsas
g.Joseph Emanuel Goings
Baxtonshire
Religious Notices From Various Local Churches
Local churches schedule sermons, Sunday school times, and meetings across Woodsboro and nearby churches. Messages cover Schleyarille Mission, Methodist, Episcopal, Adventist, Presbyterian, German Baptist, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, Catholic, Lutheran services with dates and times for morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, and youth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyarille Mission
Methodist Protestant Church
Woodsboro
City Ministerial Association
P. E
T. F. Dixon
Sainte’ Episcopal Church
B. V. Switzer
M. EK. Church
Epworth Lasagne
E. G. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Cstechigm Meste
German Baptist Church
Hitler Bruner
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Todd
United Brethren Church
Rav. O. W.stinespring
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. H. Ketcham
Catholic Bureau of Indian Missions
Washington
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christina Endeavor Society
Frederick County
Baltimore Building and Loan Association Receivers Report
Receivers Bird M Robinson and Randolph Barton in Baltimore file a 400 page report on the Baltimore Building and Loan Association showing 5,000 stockholders and assets of 1 552 451 85. Dividends to stockholders expected after 30 days court review. preliminary estimate 25 to 50 percent on 1 401 000 paid in through March 21 1900, spanning Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania North Carolina and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird M. Robinson
Randolph Barton
Baltimore Building and Loan Association
Circuit Quart
United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Fire alarm saves boy as mother flees burning home
Walter Lebmig of Chicago jumped from a third floor window into a blanket to escape a furnace room blaze at 2901 Indiana avenue. Mrs Cora Lehman tried to reach the basement to save belongings but smoke forced her to flee. Walter’s voice from a back third floor room led neighbors to deploy a blanket rescue, and he survived without injury. Separately, theater notices announce Maria Quorelli's Thelma dramatized by Chas. W. Chase at City Opera House April 22, and Robert Downey Jr to perform The Gladiator in the city on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Lebmig
Chicago
Indiana Avenue
Cora Lehman
Aiden Benedict
Maria Quorelli
Thelma
Chas. W. Chase
Gra
City Opera House
Fenerals and Obituaries Detail Local Funerals
The funeral of Mr Wim Downey occurred Wednesday and was held at his New Market home. An unusually large crowd attended. Services were by Dev David May of Grace P E Church. Interment was in New Market cemetery. Pallbearers included R J Benil and John Weishsar among others. Also noted are funerals for Mr Daniel Shafer in Middletown and Charles J Linton in Brook Hill. Interments followed in local cemeteries with bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Downey
Marning
New Market
Near Friends
Dev David May
Grace P.e.church
New Market Cemetery
R. J. Benil
John Weishsar
H H. Boyer
Dorsey Murdock
W. T. Wagner
Michael Weishnar
A. T. Rice
J. W. Pontilla
M. L. Beard
Lutheran Church
Reformed
D. Edward Kefsuver
George W. Gaver
Henry O. Remsberg
Daniel W.sanzer
Josiah Doub
G. ©. Rhoderick
Er. Beery C. Feats
Charles J. Linton
Brook Hil
Brook
Charles H. Detrow
Fenton Harris
Charles Gannon
Charles Wastler
C. J. Smith
Bloomfield
OGMIRG NUPTIALS AND OTHER LOCAL ITEMS
Hymeneal notice states Miss Elizabeth Catherine Sinnott will wed George H. Beck on Tuesday April 20 at 3 o clock at the bride’s Westminster home. The report also notes the remains of Charles aeelesne were moved from Washington to Middletown for interment in the Reformed cemetery lot. he was son of the late Jonathan Waste. Additionally news mentions Mr Henry Miller of North Market has paralysis and remains unconscious with slim hope for recovery. Saw it in The Bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Elizabeth Catherine
Thomas Sinnott
George H. Beck
Mir
Aaron Beck
Woodsboro
Charles Aeelesne
Washington City
Grip
Mid-dietown
Jonathan Waste
County Commissioners to Build Iron Bridge Over Little Oresk
The Board of County Commissioners met yesterday and decided to construct an iron bridge on the road from Petersville to Brunswick. The April session concluded with readjustments of several taxpayers assessments and approval of new property additions. The park fountain was prepared to receive goldfish, and citizens may send goldfish to Mr. John E McDergitt, janitor of the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County
Little Oresk
Petersvills
Brunswick
John E McDergitt
Court Horse
Statehouse Building Commission
James McSherry
John P. T. Mathias
B. Dill
General Assembly
Annapolis
Baldwin & Pennington
Court of Appeals
Statehouse
Illness in Worthington Household at Trbana
The sick Mrs. John T. Worthington, mother of State's Attorney Grent H. Worthington, is very ill at her Trbana home. Her brother Dr. Thomas Simmons of Hagerstown is with her. A pension of $3 per month was granted to Sophia E. Poole of Levingtown. Zinc and Grinding advertise Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint lasting twice as long as hand mixed lead and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Worthington
Grent H. Worthington
Trbana
Thomas Simmons
Hagerstown
Sophia E. Poole
Levingtown
Devoe
West
Minstrelsy Triumphs at City Opera House Fundraiser
A large audience attended a two part minstrel show at the City Opera House to benefit the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C under Miss Sallye Fauntleroy. The program featured end men, dances, a Floradora sextet, a conversational wedding and the famed Floradora song and dance numbers plus a strong cast including Jennie Wineberg and Myrtle Hershberger. The event sold out weeks in advance and received enthusiastic praise for performances and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fliztogh Lee
U. D
City Opera House
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sallye Fauntleroy
H. Dorsey Etchison
B. & F. Railway
Leo Wineberg
Jennis Wineberg
Monsieur Diestl
Dudley Page
Miss Fauntleroy
Ruland
Mytle Hershberger
Cosmopolitan Orchestra
Messrs
Roy Raland
Percy Myer
John Markey
Guy Motter
Myrtle Hershberger
Elinor Markey
Messrs Motter
Roland
Myer
Motter
Markey
Mazie Schmidt
Ward Haffner
Floradora
Potts
Eisenhauer
Williamson
Grayson
Clabaugh
Boss
Hobbs
Neiaon
Barghman
Landsuer
E. Markey
Garrett
S. Markey
DeLashmutt
Schmidt
Williamacu
Zimmerman
McCardell
Civil Service Exam Set for Local Inspector Post
The Civil Service Commission announces an examination in this city on May 15 for the position of local inspector in the rural free delivery service. Eligible applicants are between 26 and 50 years old. The exam covers spelling arithmetic letter writing copying from plain copy tracing handwriting description of routes rural free delivery practice and postal laws and regulations.
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Civil Service Commission
Oiry Hotel Grill Promos and May Day Openings Echo
Local notices mix hotel grills shellfish and millinery invites with seasonal openings and travel deals. Advertisers include Oiry Hotel Grill Lynn Havens wares Saks Optical Blumenauer Co and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad promotions to Charleston Washington and Boston with special fares and tour details. An obituary brief notes the infant Bertha May Ellis died March 24 1902.
Local shop advertises silks and fabrics for shoppers
A rundown sale ad highlights washable silks and taffetas from Jap suppliers, with prices and bundles for white goods, batistes, Madras, and linens. It promotes hospital quilts and cottons, lists prescriptions and drug needs, and mentions a Fredericks Choral Society concert at Woman's College Hall on Friday evening April 25, 1992.
Special in Black Taffeta Silk Item at Tuc
A high fashion offer advertises a black taffeta and silk special guaranteed to seize attention at Tuc. The brief note promises an irresistible purchase for shoppers seeking luxury fabrics and striking attire.
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Tayoreville
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Robert Downey
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DTER
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Henry Miller
North Market
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New Road
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Belle V. Norris
East Main Street
Liberty
Maurice F. Starr
John L. Darrow
Ocart House
Frankie Stoner
Ladiesburg
Reuben EB. Staub
J. E. W. Hargatt
Oiry Motel Grill
Oley Hotel
Epwanp James
Moerchaut
Patrick Sr
Oiry Hotel Grill
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Saks’ Optical Op
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Blumenauer & Co
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M. L. Norma
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Stanka
Shell
Salta
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Wa. C. Boteler
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Saw
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Rodook
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A. T. Ric & Sons
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas Price
East Fourth Street
Willard G. Keller
Feederick, MD
D. H
Peterman
West Franklin Street
Borgeen Baltimore Eye
Holand Throat Hospital
Frederick Frat
Mranena Turday
Joseph W. Gaver
Court Street
dSdawip
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Frederick Md
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R. C. Nicodemus
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Core Barly
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Ang Obare
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