York Choral Society to Honor Governor Pennypacker
The York Choral Society plans a concert to honor Governor Pennypacker, signaling local civic backing. Debate continues over replacing the army canteen with post exchanges to curb intemperance.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1905
Page
6
Contemporary Comment on indemnity and Hagerstown Mail
Roscia may find it easier to pay a 600 million indemnity than to whip Hagerstown Mail in Japan. The line implies a high stakes financial penalty as a deterrent or bargaining tool amid contentious postal or press-related issues in a distant locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscia
Hagerstown
Japan
Notable praise for sterling traits amid wealth and status
A Baltimore editorial highlights appreciation for merit over wealth in society. It lauds young couples adventurous in love and commends good sense among Americans. Mrs McLean is praised for leadership and energy as she guides the D A R congress to success in Washington with expectations of growth and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Congress of the
Washington
Baltimora American
Fragmented Humorous Exchanges From Early Papers
A collection of curious dialogue snippets from Philadelphia Ledger and other 19th century papers. Topics include marital opposition vows and social expectations. Witty asides reference bald men wearing wigs and a comic line about a bulldog.
Famous Antietam Bridge Scene of Civil War Battle
A stone bridge with three arches on the Antietam battlefield bore heavy fighting. It was finally taken by Maj Gen. Burnside after desperate charges and the slaughter of 200 Confederate troops. Nearby, Brigadier General Isaac P Rodman and Col. Kingsbury were mortally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phia
Antietam Orsek
Antietam Battlefeld
Thia
Bornside
Klamen
Isaac P Rodman
Col
Kingsbury
New York Tenement Garment Making Legalized by Law
The Sprtuelula Republican reports a new law allowing thirty three industries to be carried on in workers living rooms in New York. Conditions described as appalling threaten home life and public health as garments are manufactured in crowded tenements. The piece questions how to curb this practice while acknowledging workers must earn livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprtuelula Republican
New York
Forde
Go ing to Bulops Dinner for General Baughman
General Baughman to host dinner at Poplar Terrace near Frederick for Mr William Marburg and other friends prior to May 2 departure for Europe with Marburg. Guests include B&O and Wabash railroad officials. special train from Baltimore arrives 11 a.m. with a trolley trip to Braddock Heights before the meal. They plan a Carlsbad Austria health visit for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Baughman
Europe
William Marburg
Baltimore
Marburg
Poplar Terrace
Frederick
General Baughman
Northern Central Railway
Wabash
Glaneral Ra
Funerals for Kefauver Ko fanger and John William Young
The funeral for George Frederick Kefauver was held at 183 West Fourth Street and Middletown Reformed Church with Rev. E L McLean Rev B L McLean and Rev J W Pontius officiating. Pallbearers included Harry J Oscar O Kefauver Walter E Joseph H Daniel O and Albert W Kefauver. Interment at Reformed Cemetery under direction of Thomas P V Rios. John William Young’s funeral was held at his West Patrick Street home with Rev O F Stack officiating. Pallbearers were Iswig Roa John L Michael Milton T Derr T O Mateny Henry Lchseffer and William Smith, interment Mt Olivet Cemetery, director O O Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Ko Fanger
West Fourth Street
E. L. McLean
Middletown
The
Reformed Church
B. Lt. McLean
J. W. Pontius
Harry J
Oscar O. Kefauver
Walter E. Joseph H
Daniel O
Albert W. Kefauver
Reformed Cemetery
Thomas PV. Rios
John William Young
West Patrick Street
O. F. Stack
Iswig Roa
John L. Michael
Milton T. Derr
T. O. Mateny
Henry Lchseffer
William Smith
Mt. Olivet
Carty
Feneral
Oratorio of St Paul Next Week Sees Audience Assured
Residents prepare for the Oratorio of St. Paul performances with tickets sold and venue details announced for the upcoming week. Organizers emphasize safety and accessibility as the production attracts local interest and community support.
Easter shopping and Choral Society concert plans at Frederick
The Choral Society plans the Ss. Paui rendition at the City Opera House on April 28 with the Peabody Orchestra of Baltimore. Soloists from New York and Baltimore, strong auditions next week, and high audience anticipation since early ticket sales. Also notes Easter market activity and local price listings for food and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olty Opera House
Choral Society
Thia
Peabody Orchestra of
Baltimore
Frederick
Frederick Martin
New York City
New York
Washington
Savage Opera
Remseburg Remeburg Couple Wed In Newville Church
Elmer W Remseburg of Newville Cumberland gounty married Milas Nora Kyner Otb of Newville in a Lutheran ceremony led by Rev A A Kelly with green and white decor. Bride and groom from prominent local families plan a week wedding tour and reside in Newville where he practices dentistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsburg
Elmer W. Remeburg
Newville
Cumberland
Psa
Henry O Remaborg
Middletown
So'olock
Milas Nora Kyner Otb
A A Kelly
Sarvica
Bessia Landis
Osrrie Waesler
Misa Blanche Kobler
Fayetteville
P.O. Ost
Russian Fleet Near Vladivostok Await Rejsstvensky
Private dispatches report the cruisers Gromobi Rucela and Bogatyr outside Vladivostok awaiting Rejsstvensky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor News
St. Parersnikai
Gromobi
Rucela
Bogatyr
Vladivos- Batok
Rejsstvensky
Emperor orders Rojestyensky to leave French waters
An official telegram from St. Petersburg dated April 24 reports the Emperor has ordered Rojestyensky to depart from French waters. The dispatch, carried as a Special Despatch to Tun News, notes the withdrawal instruction and its diplomatic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rojestyensky
Delcasse Withdraws Resignation
Paris reports Delcasse has withdrawn his resignation as of April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak News
Paris
Delcasse
Gates Deal Smashes in Wheat Market Dispatch
The dispatch from Oxnicano on April 22 reports May wheat trading down three cents this morning after a Gates deal attempt. The exact terms were unclear as market activity shifted throughout early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpes
Oxnicano
Bright Easter News and Community Happenings
Brief items note Easter wishes and local cheer as April showers hint at May tidings. The Union Roasting Mills closes for holidays while eggs and nests captivate the White House lawn egg roll scene. Charles Ramsburg expands Lewistown goldfish ponds after shipping about 900000 fish last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pril
Union Roastting Mills
White House
Charles Ramsburg
Lewistown
Mrs Donald McLean Named President General of DAR
Mrs Donald McLean, newly elected president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, central social figure in Washington, hosts of visitors and telegrams of congratulations fill her Arlington Hotel suite. She plans harmony with the board, focuses on Continental Memorial Hall, and weighs a mortgage question with legal counsel. Admiral Schley calls her an energetic loyal Marylander and expects a successful, supportive administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A.M. Board of
Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Arlington Hotel
Was
Abe Eidahs
McLean
Admiral Schley
Daughters of the American Reval Nation
National Board of Offers
Emerson Literary Society Meets For Regular Session
Emerson Literary Society held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon with J. D Cramer presiding. After roll and minutes by O F Steck the program included readings essays recitations a debate and an oration. Judges Hook Marah and Cramer favored the negative verdict three to one. The meeting adjourned to April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Emerson Literary Society
J. D Cramer
O. F. Steck
Aremathanga
M. Arthur Dean
Geo. D. Stall
T. A. Leichert
A. B. Levy
W. Wilcoxon
A. T. Burke
A M. Hergler
Messrs. Hook
Marah and
Cramer
Woodaeboro Cannery Construction Advances In Woodaboro
A large force of workmen has been digging for the foundation of the new Woodaboro cannery and a railroad switch. The structure will be 252 feet long with the boiler near the center as Peyton Brown sinks an artesian wall for water supply. The cannery sits about 20 feet north of the old Valentina warehouse to be used later as a storage house. Over 400 acres of corn have been contracted for, along with beans and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodaeboro
Woodaboro
Peyton Brown
Valentina
Old Homestead Endorses Father Johns Medicine
Denman Thompson promotes Father Johns Medicine as a spring tonic and blood purifier. He calls it a pure food remedy free from poisonous drugs and suitable for strengthening the body and respiratory health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denman Thompson
America
John
Choral Society Plans Mendelssohn St Paul Performance
The Choral Society announces a concert of Mendelssohn’s St Paul on a Friday evening in April at the City Opera House. Soloists include Mrs Frederic Martin soprano Mrs Wm Grappel and Mr Thomas Evans Greene tenor and Mr Frederick Martin bass. The event is set for an evening performance with noted city and regional singers from New York Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelsbohn's
ST. Paul
City Opera
ROUSE
Frederic Martin
New York City
WM. A. Grappel
Centralto
Baltimore
Thomas Evans Greene
Washington, D.C
Frederick Martin
Deaths and local notices from Cecil County era
Edward R Goslin aged 85 died at Federalsburg. Dr John A Jamer elected president of Cecil County Medical Society. Frederick Bowers from Baltimore killed by freight train at Elkton. Democratic primaries nominate City Council candidates for Cumberland next Tuesday. Mrs Bixter of Germantown near Manchester dead at 75. Thomas Spencer dies near Finkeburg at 78. Rev T F Baale invited to be pastor at Wear Presbyterian Wilmington. Miss Pearl Rimpy awarded one cent verdict against Cumberland and Westernport Railroad for $5000 damages. Baseball: Fredericks Association vs Manor at Athletic Park. strong county team in prospect. batting order listed. Walkeraville vs Frederick Amateurs on Monday. M L Rios selected assistant cashier at bank in Myeraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Edward R Goslin
Federalsburg
John A. Jamer
Cecil County Medical Society
Frederick Bowers
Baltimore
Elkton
Cumberland
Bixter
Peter Bixter
Germantown
Manchester
Carroll County
Athletic Park
Fredericks Association
Brust
Bennett
Phobus
Keefer
Oden
Kline
Walkeraville
Frederick
Frederick Frederick street paving notices heard by mayor and aldermen
Notice to owners that major front foot blocks on Market Street and Patrick Street in Frederick seek repaving and kerbing with vitrified brick and granite. Three ordinances propose cost sharing and assessments. hearing set May 22, 1905 at City Hall for interested parties. John S. Bennett, W Nash Young, Elmer Brown named as assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public Local Laws of
Frederick County
Frederick
Market Street
Church Street
Second Street
Second
Third Streets
Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Macket Street
Third Street
Tham
John 8. Bennett
W. Nash Young
Elmer Brown
Fradartok City
Geo. Edw. Smith
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French
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OLD Homestead
Maurice G. Beckwith
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Peabody Orchestra
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News OF the
Oxshier
M. L. Rios
Church Hill
Flook, Gaver, Leatherman, Sammers, Grossnickle & Co. Bank
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Nat'l Bank
Frederick Courty National Bank
Capital and Burplus
A McTardell
Go.b
Hammond
Ohn Simmons
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Benj. FL Reich
Allen G. Quynn
O. T.ordeman
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Woodaboro Bank
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James M. Smith
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