April 19 in History highlights key figures and events
Notable deaths include Melanchthon coadjutor of Luther born in Fire Will Roger Shervan signer for Connecticut born in Newtlun Massachusetts who died in New Haven Lineginning of the American Revolution with battles at Lexington and Concord 1813 and 186 The Cuban intervention and global tensions are noted with the 1860s era references including Greece and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwee
Philipp Melanchthoon
Bluther
Roger Shervan
Consnecticut
Newtlun
Mass
New Haven
Lexilagie and
Concord
Benjamin Plush
Pennsyivnia
Philadelphia
Lord Biron
Missolough
Greece
London
Lord Byron
Lepunta
Spain
Toronto
Sire
Hey
Personal notes from Rockville and area society
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. F. Marion Faubel spent yesterday in Rockville on business. Mr. Wm. Clinton McSherry, a student at Mt. Saint Mary’s College, Emmitsburg, Md., in home for Easter holidays. Mrs. C. O. Keedy, Wast Church street, visiting relatives in Washington and attending the Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Rev. A. B. Bowman, representing Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa., in this city seeking graduates and former students to interest them in the 50,000 endowment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marion Faubel
Rockville
Wm. Clinton McSherry
Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
C. O. Keedy
Church Street
Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
A. 8. Bowman
Dickinson Seminary
Williameoort
The Work of Death. Kefauver 17 Dies at Home
Georges Frederick Kefauver aged 17 years 9 months and 16 days son of Mr and Mrs Alva B Kefauver and grandson of Mr and Mrs George Kefauver died last night at his home 133 West Fourth street of sarcoma. Family had recently moved from Pennsylvania. He underwent several operations at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia the last involving amputation of his entire left leg. Survived by his parents one brother and one sister and many relatives here and in Middletown Valley. Funeral Friday with brief services at 9:30 am at the church then transport to Middletown for services at the Reformed Church about 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Kefauver
Georges Frederick Kefauver
Birs
Alva B. Kefauver
George Kefauver
Weat Fourth Street
Pennsylvania
Kefauver
Jafferston Hospital
Philadelphia
Havn
Middletown Valley
Henge
Middletown
the Reformed Church
Disorderly house arrest and assault case reported
Deputy Sheriff Darner arrested Harrison Thomas at Greenfield Milla on a warrant for keeping a disorderly house. He posted 200 bail for a Saturday hearing before Justice Bokstein. Harry Stephens faced charges of assault and battery on George Huffer at Burkittsville with grand jury held and $200 bond.
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Houss
Darner
Harrison Thomas
Greenfield Milla
Bokstein
Harry Stephens
Justice Bokstein
George 8
Huffer
Burkittsville
Stephens
Early Battle Not Expected Special Dispatch to Tax News
Texo April 19 information received here indicated the Anastan fleet will remain at Kamrach Day until May 7. Local Market prices quoted today include corn 3.30 per bushel shelled 46 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 1.01 No 3 red 0.73 steamers 0.90 per bushel rejected 0.50 damaged 0.30 per bushel. Oats 0.40 per bushel. Prof M B Stephens State Superintendent of Public Schools visited local high schools and praised the quality of education here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Texo
Kamrach
G. Waring Tyson
Qoorn
Oates
M. B. Stephens
Boboola
Aid Por Bagerstowe Hospital Resolution Adopted
Washington County commissioners adopt a perparpetual levy of 2000 dollars yearly for Washington County Hospital maintenance. Hotel Express Wagon notes a new express wagon at the City Hotel, owned by P E Long. Mayor and Aldermen set for the regular monthly meeting this evening. News page promotes Want Ads as immediate value to businesses and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Bagerstowe Hospital
Washington County
Washington Sounty Hospital
P. E. Long
City Hotel
Otter
Man Held on Felonious Assault Charge After Woman's Allegation
Edward Lease of near McKaig swore out a warrant for Philip Griffith, accusing him of attempting a felonious assault on Mrs. Lease. Griffith posted $500 bail in Frederick after waiving a hearing. Griffith claims he merely visited the Lease home and touched Mrs. Lease accidentally while reading a newspaper as she showed items, but Mrs. Lease asserts a more serious incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lease
McKaig
Clunty
Bokatela
Philip Griffith
Lense
Griffith
Frederick
Sassanié
Lance
Willard
Lease
Junior American Mechanics Convene in Hagerstown Delegates and Awards
The State Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics met in Hagerstown with about 150 delegates. Mayor Abraham O. Strite welcomed attendees. Robert J. Beacham of Baltimore gave the response. State Secretary Charles E. Davis reported 900 new members, about 21,000 total, with Washington County leading gains. Rocky Ridge Council won 50 dollars for largest growth, and G. O. Franch of Big Pool Council earned 25 dollars for largest initiations. Robert K. Rosch of Clearspring won 15 dollars. Resolute Council, Hagerstown, received a silk flag. State Treasurer William L. James reported 3,000 dollars on hand. Next meeting venues include Easton, Cumberland, Westminster and Baltimore. Names of state officers and nominees listed. an amendment to the National Constitution, changing sessions to biennial, will be acted on.
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State Council of
Rocky Ridge Council
G. O. Franch
Big Pool Council
Robert K. Rosch
Clearspring
Reasluta Council
Hagerstown
Baltimore
T. S. Zimmerman
Arlington
QO. F. Lindsay
Woodberry
William L. James
B. Richardson
O. W. Oliver
William Adams
JW. Hickawarden
J. W. Hicks
E. Worthington
W. T. Dailey
James Huntington
State Inside Sentinel
James Coddington
Automobilist Arrested For Speed On Turnpike
Harry H. Hoke, a noted city machinist, was arrested by Sheriff Charies T. Young on a warrant by Rev. Issac M. Motter for violating road law by driving his large Searchmont automobile over six miles per hour on the Frederick and Woodsboro turnpike. Motter's near-home drive spooked his horse and a serious accident was narrowly avoided. Hoke posted bond and is due to appear Saturday at 2 p.m. for a hearing before Justice Eckatein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Hoke
Charies T.K. Young
Issac M. Motter
Mr. Hoke
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Hoke
Bond
Woman's Missionary Meeting in Taneytown April 27 28
The fourteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod Lutheran sharch will be held at Taneytown on Thursday and Friday April 27 and 28. The Frederick Baseball Association plans a game with Adamstown in Frederick on Monday April 24. Adamstown team merchandise and is composed of county picks.
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Woman's Missionary Meeting
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Sharch
Taneytown
Frederick Baseball Association
Adamstown
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Circuit Court
Records show transfers of real estate valued from 40 to 13 000 dollars, marriages for several couples, and numerous Orphans' Court actions. Notable deeds include properties in Frederick and Brunswick and trusts noted for estates of Ross and Rohrback. Marriage licenses issued for Fogle, Drummond and others.
Stace Firemen's Meet to Feature Old Washington Engine
The Friendship Veteran Firemen's Association of Alexandria will attend the Maryland State Firemen's Association meeting in Hagara town in January. They will bring the historic hand engine given by George Washington and display it in the parade. Races, including reel events, are set for the fair ground track on June 8 with the Hagerstown Fair Association granting use of the course.
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Stace Firemen
Friendship Veteran Firemen's Association
Alexandria
Maryland State Firemen'’s Association
Hagara Town
Janus
George Washington
Hagerstown
Fair Ground
Westminster sexton dies after assault near church
William L. Frommeyer of 81 John's Catholic church Westminster was kicked in the abdomen by a bore at about 6 am Sunday and died at St. Joseph's Hospital Baltimore yesterday. He was about 32, unmarried, with parents living at Bonnesville, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Frommeyer
John’s Catholic Church
Westminster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Bonnesuvilie
Maryland D A R delegates elect Mrs Thom regent and Miss Johnson vice regent
A Maryland conference of D A R delegates in Washington re elected Mrs J Pembroke Thom state regent and Miss E M Johnson of Frederick state vice regent after a spirited vote. Miss Johnson won a large majority and Mrs Gassaway withdrew. The session included debate over Mrs McLean candidacy for president general with cheers for her name. Governor Warfield attended, hoping Mrs McLean would be elected.
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Maryland
D. A.R. Congress
Washington
Mra
J. Pembroke Thom
E. M. Johnson
Frederick
Sroceed
Dorsey Gassaway
Mra. Thom
McLean
Warfield
Sitend
Mra. Warfield
Baltimore
Gov. Warfield
Mra. McLaan
Black dress and nets and lace trim adornments in sale
Classified notice announces demand for dresses and nets in various fabrics and accessories from John Hendrickson. It promotes parasols, curtain lace, silk neckwear, shirts, and fancy goods with a Lahore tone, followed by a public travel notice for the Twenty-Second International Christian Endeavor Convention in Baltimore July 6 to 10 1906 with one fare round trip via the B and O Railroad, tickets valid July 4 to 15. details from ticket agents or O W Bassett G P A B and O R B Baltimore Md.
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Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Sommik Point
Martinsburg
W. Va
O. W. Bassett
Baltimore, Md
Multiple Maryland notices and obituaries from state press
Robert Seeder a Civil War veteran died near Robreraville aged 62. George H Johnson a farmer and canner died near Forest Hill Harford County. Mrs Mary Crouse widow of Rev William A Grone of Westminster died in 77th year. Samuel Jones mayor of Annapolis withdrew as Republican nominee. Allegany County Commissioners set levy rate at 1 04 and appropriations 266 724 48. Prof E B Pretty man of State Normal School likely to resign due to health. Upton Warner of Wakefield Valley died aged 68. survived by widow son eight daughters including Mrs Char lea Ensor of Baltimore. Mr Warner a Civil War veteran. Miss Mary Prout of Rockville died aged 72. native of Washington daughter of late William Prout. lived with sister Mrs John T Vinson, whose death was 15 years ago. Schools close for Easter holidays. coast to reopen next Tuesday. Easter vacation at Woman's College April 26. Maryland School for the Deaf closes tomorrow afternoon, reopens Tuesday. Academy of the Visitation closes at noon. studies resume Tuesday. St Johns School closes today. reopens Tuesday. Easter sale held at Frederick Otty Hospital Caild. fancy work Easter booklets baskets plants flowers. $75 raised. James Bailey alias Shorty acquitted of larceny charges in Rockville circuit court. previously implicated in bank burglary at Sandy Springs.
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Robert Seeder
Robreraville
George H. Johoson
Forest Hill
Harford County
Mary ©. Crouse
William A. Oronne
Westminster
Samuel Jones
Annapolis
Allegany County
E. B. Prettyman
State Normal Rcthool
Upton Warner
Wakefield Valley
Charlea Ensor
Baltimore
Warner
Mary Prout
Rockville
Washington
William Prout
John T. Vinson
The
Woman's College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick Tennis Club Courts Nearing Play Start
Frederick Tennis Club courts are being prepared for play with new nets ordered and due to gather this week. The club has twenty members, with a membership limit of twenty five, and the first games are expected Monday.
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Frederick
Reverend Steck Invited to Deliver College Baccalaureate
Rev. Charles F. Steck of the Evangelical Lutheran church has been invited by the Powhatan College faculty in Charlestown West Virginia to deliver the baccalaureate sermon on May 21. He has not yet decided whether to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran
Shuxoh
Powhatan College
Charlestown
W. Va
Steck
Rebuilding at Braddock Heights After Fire Damage
Work resumed on two houses of Samuel E Wine brewer East Patricka trees damaged by fire about a month ago. East wall to come down and south wall repaired with bay windows and woodwork replaced. Covered platform at ag station Braddock Heights to be completed today, with auditorium work starting. platform sixty feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E Winebrewer
Braddock Heights
Local Easter orders and spring goods in Frederick listings
Ab Hershberger will take orders for Easter baskets and meats at 322 North Market Street. HERSHBERGER agents promote Easter baskets from MCCARDELLS with Lowney chocolates. Millinery openings by Miss Maude Huntohen on April 20 21 1905. Smith Mayrz and partners announce spring hats and pattern bonnets. Also ads for gas ranges and electric furniture polish from Allen G Quynn & Co.
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Kolb Bros
Frederick
North Market St
N.R. & D. Mayrz
Booth Markets St
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W. L. Moog
the Weather Bureau
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Mente
Lowe
N. Market
Ingomar Albaugh
Sidney Angleberger
Kolb Brothere
Hershberger
Vagnet
Otral Hardware Co
Neidig & Miller
Nbee Lene
Ene Rosenour’s
So. S. Rodock & Co
Itlok Co. Nat. Bank
Niewepaper
Philip Grifith
Near
Edward Ultace
McKatz
Ger
American Mechanics
Maryland State Council
Quarts
Odicea
Ojronind Orphans' Courte
William H. Turner
Winfield T. Sneadosr
Ferdinand Smith
Samuel V. Dolland
George T Lewis
Alty
Peter S. Hemp
John L Gach
Charles P. Levy
Acs Gree
John S. Manon
Sarah G. Selby
William H. Fank
Willam H. Fank
Willam J. Mobley
Hamilton Lindasy
Trustes
Nattie K. McOrone
Chrstian Smith
Moe A. Osrlisle
Branswick
Martha N. Dawnon
Charles W. R. Cram
Frank W. Zimmerman
Harry ©. Lohr
James A. Schriver
Ernest R. Bohriver
Wm. R. Corry
Wm. L. Pool
Wm. Devilbiss
George P. Backey
Calab Grosswickle
Fabian Posey
Charles F. Seles
Edward D. Zimmerman
Albert F. Zimmerman
Charles E Zollers
Milton Siesour
Daniel BE. Kefanver
M. Frank Holter
Sarah A. Goodman
Wm. W. Maught
Henry Hoffman
Harry J. Fogle
Stella Fogle
Henry M. Drummond
Kemptown
Mary Hollins
Waterford
Jacob T. Bentz
Edith G. Krug
Emmiteborg
F. Mercer
Alice A. Wagner
Mt. Pleasant
Henry A Peddicord
Ducan E Bussard
William M. Bittle
John F. Bussard
Francis A. Adeleberger
Allen Rohlerback
Jacob Rohrblack
Atooka
Banda
Charlan W. Ross
Dabta Dae
Jacob Rohrback
Allen Rohrback
Edna E. Byatt
John E. H
Elizabeth Strobel McCleery
George B. McCleary
Hammond Urner
Harry A Wood
George B. Oswald
Hamilton
U S. Medical Congress
Johnnor
Donald M’lean
Citizens' National Bank
John Hendrickson
Spas Moet
Henrietta
Lansdowne
Nehng & Miller
Itivin Avery
Thia
Ambad
Bion
Bmart Glover
Fawne
Plu
Warlug Tyson
J. Winebrewer
Qocoll & Gorman
W. Patrick
QO. L. Renn
Abe Eichelberger
McCanpdell
McCanpeie
N. Market Street
Ty Clone Business
Onll and Sea Ua
J.E. Prick & Co
L. E. Mullinix
China
N.B
George
George B. Rodock
P. Rice
Isuy
George Rice
Perry Rice
Perry Rice & Bro
Isso P. A. ER. Rice
Isk
North Market Street
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W
Car
Sta Frederick
Bid
Oldawi
Frederick County
Akdawly
Belant & Knott, Wo
East
Patrick Street
Cecil & Gorman
B. K. E. Peterman
Weat Freakiin Street
Grat
Margiawly
U. L. Kefauver
urviGaAl
Artizans’ Nations Bank
Marad Patrick Streets
WM. C. Botnlane
pRother
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Bappingtor
City Hell
Niewepa Preshikivve
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
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Frederick Otty Hospital
Shorty
Lea
James Bailey
Veggman
James 8
Marlow
Ashton
Montgomery County
Saving Institution Bank
Sandy Springs
McCardell's
Lowney Chocolates
Kuan & James
Allen G. Quynn & Co
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