Notable Deaths and Births in Early History
The notice lists historical figures with brief notes on births and deaths including David Brainerd born in Haddam Connecticut died 1747 and Prince Eugene of Savoy noted as a great general who served Austria and won key battles at Blenheim and Audenarde. It also mentions Napoleon Bonaparte born in Paris and died at Chiselhurst and Frank R Stockton the novelist who died in Washington after a long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brainerd
Haddam
Conn
Prince Eugene of
Sayvox
Eugene
Austris
Jens XIV
Biscards
Muiperough
Blenheum
Audenarde
Maplacs
Shipment irregularities prompt reader report to The News
Special Dispatch reports Port Arthur on April 20. Claims persist that a Japanese cruiser sank off Port Arthur on April 15 and that the armed cruisers Misshin and Kasuga suffered damage. Italian miners entombed near Proveiato after avalanche. storm sweeps the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Misshin
Kasuga
Tos News
Turin
Invaty
Proveiato
Japanese Force Lands Near New Ohwang
A special dispatch from Tar News reports that a Japanese force has landed near New Ohwang, with details coming from St. Petersburg. The development marks another deployment in the ongoing conflict and could affect regional positions and supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Loxpon
St. Petersburg
New Ohwang
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A quirky page snippet notes a smiling coal dealer in cold mornings and lists odd items like silvery string, a Venus Veloan perturbation hinting at weather change, an odorless onion announcement, and reflections on April and July discomforts. It ends with local dialect quotes about philosophers and dancing, highlighting social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Uncle Ebisz
Hymeneal Hyndman Brown Unites Two Families in Singanore Hill
Miss Laura Brown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Brown married Mr. Roy I. Hyndman of Philadelphia at Singanore Hill Inn this afternoon. Rev T. Freeman Dixon officiated as guests from Roanoke Harrisburg Frederick and Baltimore looked on. The ceremony followed a noted bridal procession with rose and lily bouquet and costly gifts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyndman—Brown
Laura Brown
Henry C. Brown
Roy I. Hyndman
Philadelphia
Singanore Hilla Inn
Roanoke
Annie Camobell
Frederick
Edward K. Hyndman
N. P. Hyndman
Pittsburg
Nannie Haub
Washington
Alice Cooklin
Harrisburg
Frank E. Brown and Sons
Rosnoke
Kate McDevitt
Baltimore
McKinney and Son
Covington
Harry
Near Frederick
Witter
Joseph Miller
T. Freeman Dixon
Frederick County Historical Society Meeting Ad
The Frederick County Historical Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. Francis Fenwick Smith on East Second Street Thursday evening next at o'clock. The advertisement notes Devoe paints sold by P. L. Hargett and Co, claiming fewer gallons and longer wear than rivals, with claims of longer wear than lead and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
P. L. Hargett & Co
Eastern District Meeting Endorses Old Folks Home Plan
The Eastern District of Maryland German Baptist Brethren met at Locust Grove Meeting House Linganore Valley. Officers elected included Moderator S H Utz and Writing Clerk George Elder J C Murry. Action supported raising funds to erect an old folks home in Maryland and recruiting district cooperation. The district described the Maryland Collegiate Institute at Union Bridge with Prof William M Wine as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
German Baptist Brethren
Locust Grove
Linganore Valley
Westminster
Uriah Bixler
T. J. Kolb
George K. Sappington
J. A. Glick
Weet
Virginia
Double Pipe Creek
Bush Creek
K. Utz
Jacob Willard
Sams Creek
O. H. Roop
Freston Duvall
Frederick
P. D. Fahrney
Wealty Fahraocy
Beaver Dam
Solomon Longnecker
William H. Dotterer
Monocacy
Jesse PF
Weybright
Alles D. Hoover
Pinsy Creek
Edward A. Snader
Thomas Eaker
Washington
M. C
Gospel Messenger
Carthage
Meadow Branch
Monoosey Church
BH. Uta
J. ©. Murray
Araby
H. Utz
Waterville
H. Uetz
William M. Wine
Suvery
Congregational Reception for New Members At Local Church
A recent Congregational reception at Evangelical Lutheran Church welcomed new members who joined at Easter. Rev. Charles Steck and church council members received guests as decorated rooms, Japanese motifs, and floral displays created a warm social hour with refreshments provided by the church ladies. The event aimed to become an annual post Easter gathering to foster sociability among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelicat Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Mosare
John Baumgardner
W.D. Zimmerman
W. E. Staup
Church Council
Fire destroys Brunswick residence of Mr. George Albers
Fire gutted the New York Hill home of George Albers yesterday afternoon. The blaze started in the front part of the house and was discovered by a boarder about 6 30 p m. Large quantities of furniture and the interior were burned. Loss covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
George Albers
New York Hill
Real estate transfers and court notices weekly report
Transfers of real estate in the Circuit and Orphans Courts for the week ending April 20 list numerous deeds from varied buyers to named grantees with county and city properties and prices, along with marriage licenses issued to six couples. The Orphans Court records include administration letters, inventories, and multiple guardian and executor accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Rachel R. Albaugh
Nicholas H. Albaugh
William 0. Kauffman
J. R. McSherry
William A. Brown
D. O. Winebrewer, Jr
J D. Baker
Economy Silo and Tank Co
Aarons. Ringgold
John W. Smiley
Athletic Park Company
J. W. Gaver
City
Milton Fleagle
Leslie D. Gernand
John T
Isgo Colliftower
William ‘Ib. Box
George W. Garber
Thomas Uo Stoner
Maurice 0. Smith
Walter RB. Dorasy
Harry R. Boller
Clarence Wilhide
George D. Toma
Myersville
Wm. M. Bittle
William B. Bittle
Minerva Lease
Luther G. Bittle
Walkersville
Ross E. Weller
Josiah Eyler
Grayson H. Anders
Geo. W. Albaugh
Frank H. Sidwell
John
Olabaugh
Laura V. Berry
Laura V. Hoffman
Franklin B. Smith
Howard A. Brian
Henry T. Harley
Virginia T. Harley
Leonard A. Grogsnickle
Charles Delauter
Julia C. Stem
Henry W. Stem
O. N. Stem
Bauvers
Jeremiah Miller
Martin L. Harbaugh
Reverdy M. Purdum
John Les Hyatt
Corrinne F. da Garmendis
David V. Stauffer
Quincy M. Baker
Lester W. Arnold
Brunswick
Samuel A. Crabbs
Daniel S
Christian C. Crabbs
Annie J
J. Fenton Thomas
Lilia P. Dillard
Barkitesville
Ethel M. Schndt
Laura R
Bchmide
Wm. A. Figgins
Elmer Michael
Lowianna Real Estate
William H. Jones
Cordelia H. Jones
Joseph D. Baker
Ellen J. Fiinn Et al
Victoria
Virginia
Wor &. Frazier
Point of Rocks
Maria Madison
Washington
Archie Dixon
Dickerson
Sadie Price
Kings Valley
Orphans' Court
Emory L. Goblentz
Romer L. Eady
Obas
M. Eady
Henry P. Mussetter
James Baker
Elizabeth A. Hotz
Benjamin Fichell
Elizabeth A Hotz
John Thompson
Albert Carter
George W. Wachtel
Charles D. Crone
Samuel L. Crone
George W. Wachsel
Jacob K. Crone
Francis A. Adelaberger
Cyrus O. Favorite
Catherine J. Favorite
Wm. J. Black
Richard H. N. Freahoort
Mable G. Martin
W. J. Black
Robert L Stottlemyer
Richard H. N. Freshour
Francis A. Adolsberger
Leo
Eline
Willard O. Keller
Hezekiah Murphy
John Richard Murphy
M. G. Urner
Rose Rita Boteler
Augustus L. Boteler
William A. Turner
Mary B. Turner
Funeral of Gypsy King Frank Lovell Held in Adams Town
The funeral for Frank Lovell, known as the gypsy king, was held in Frederick after his death near Cumberland across the Potomac. Family and tribe attended. Rev. George Thomas conducted service at Adams town, with burial by W. H. B. Richicon at Olives cemetery. Numbers of Lovell’s caravan and history of wandering life are noted. his wife, now about seventy six, survives. Other notices include estate accounts and a Frederick stage production review of Miss Alberta Gallatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovell
West Virginia
Potomac River
Cumberland
Mr. Olives Cemetery
George Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church
Adametown
Lovell
Adamstown
Manor Woods
Daniel Padgett
W. H. B. Richicon
King
England
Oley Opera House
Alberta Gallatin
Frederick
Rosalind
City Opera House
Clausa Bogel
Oswald
Allen Davenport
Parson Manders
John Ravold
Jacob Engstrand
Rosa Curry
Regina Engstrand
Remove Awning Poles On Market Street
Merchants on Market street push to remove curb poles as swinging awnings arrive. They expect the new awnings to improve the street’s appearance and prompt others to remove poles themselves. The poles in front of J A Williamson’s drug store were taken down yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
J. A. Williamson
Lord's Supper at St. Paul's Reformed Utica
The Lord's supper will be administered to St. Paul's Reformed at Utica by Pastor 8. M. Hench next Sunday April 24 at 10 a.m. Preparatory services such as confirmation on Saturday at 2 15 p.m. There will be no regular service at Charlesville next Sunday but Sunday school will be held at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Reformed
Utica
Charlesville
Local notices and event ads from Frederick area
An assortment of notices include eye care by O L Jamison offering free examinations at 72 W Patrick St Frederick Md. A lost or stolen item from James E Drummit’s premises is sought by finder contacting Pearl P O Frederick County Md. A baseball game features Western Maryland College against Maryland School for the Deaf at Athletic Park with 245 pm start on April 23 and 15 cent admission. A Low Rate Excursion by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Baltimore departs Frederick 7 45 pm and returns Camden Station 6 pm next Sunday April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Drummit
Mara
Pearl P. O. Frederick County
Western Maryland College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Athletic Park
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Camden Station
Bank Statement and Notices from Frederick 1904
A Frederick Maryland page notes a bank statement with assets and liabilities dated April 1904, including capital stock and deposits. It lists a Democratic central committee meeting on April 20 and local business notices about Packard Pianos, millinery openings, and household goods suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nostoe
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick Olsy
A. B. Yeskle
Owaxnes P. Levy
Joan Woon
Seoy
Everyman Morality Play Shown by Miss Fauntleroy’s Class
Frederick audience to attend a revival of a 16th century morality drama Everyman presented by the young ladies of Miss Fauntleroy’s class under her direction. The piece features Death Knowledge Good Deeds and other personified attributes in a study of the soul before the Divine Father. Admission is 16 cents at the door. Local notices also advertise fabric sales and ice delivery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brander Mathawa
Oman Aonl
Misa Fauntleroy
Manres
Frederick
Exclusive Carpet and Wall Paper House Offers Latest Designs
E Mellinix promotes a wide range of novelties in carpets rugs and mattings. The ad touts up to date designs at low prices and urges early orders with special designs not easily duplicated. The store promises to hold items until needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batbavedinabrl Gould
Lansdownes
Lansdowne
Fli Moe
Odlura
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Oes
Bet
Newa
L. Moorz
The
Weather Bureau
Newap! Administra
Kant
City Opera
Optician
Hitrayed
Everyman
Childran
Silk Isle
Silks
W.Q. Mishael -Puritan Mfg
E. Biraly
N. Market St
Mr. Hyda
Jamison Jas. E. Orummit ‘Woman's College
C.R.R
Neidig & Miller ' S
Rodock & Co
rSpat
Singanore Valier
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jacob F. Forrest
Singleton
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
News OF the Churches
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
O. L. Jamison
City Optician
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF
Unas
U.S
Rantahrda
U. S
Joan Hendrickson
Ag Aoardat
Stook Ouilara
Ruohing
iSinok
Navy
Royal
Great Chan
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Strats of
Thomas H. Haller
James X. Walker
J. D. Baker
Chris Allie
Clinton E. Main
Main's Drug Store
North Market Street
Linton E. Main
Graduate Pharmaciat
the City Hotel Grill
Littleneck
Blue Point
George
Rodour
A. T. Kige & Sond
A T
North Market Strer Frederick
Frederick County
East Fourth
Strase
Roy Sap
Bebant & Enott
Besant & Knott
Veal
Pon Hobs
Germany
Packard
Birely's Palace
Music
N.r.&d. Manta
Market St
Charles Zimmerman
Oycala Park
Araby, Md
F. B. Sappington
Cas
Dixon Bros
H. B. Smith
Wast Church Street
Eldawiy
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Awiy
Kefauver
Saks Optical Company
Nahipcton, D. Gy
Bentz Cor, Church and
Market Streets
McHisdry
Townsend Scort & Som
Broebes
Fayette
OPPO
Postopficr
Oarders
Bas Third Street
North Market Strat
C. E. Cline
UISGS
Rolla
China
Ferent Siz
Dinary Stores
CO. Eb.oline
Olas
Woman's College
Adda L. Rhodes
W. 2Nd St
Mera
F. Moperty
David Shull
Crystal Plate Ice Company
E. Mellinix
L. EB. Mulliniz
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