This Date In History Apr 23 In The Daily News
A garbled historical roundup lists births and deaths of figures such as Georg Ler Aisen James Tat gater Stephen Arnld Deeglas and Bah Willan Weresworth with elusive locations. It references a 2013 note on Stephen Arnld Deeglas and a New York City figure described as father of the city, plus mentions a 187 event and an earthquake in the Leeward Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VST
Georg
Ler Aisen
Jamees Tatgater
Stephen Arnld Deeglas
Branioay
UWS4
Ancaanter
Rulimoon
Watemie Indiam
Agua Te Wsi
Jese Boostigmuag
New York City
Coronage Ranch
Unro
Hewitt de Petta- TR
The Weekly News Ready Thursday With Special Features
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue with news and many features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and highlights advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by noon the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Wreaty
Pleasant Paragraphs From Those Who Come and Go
Mr. Arthur Willard is spending the day in Brunswick on business. Mrs. L. Victor Baughman and Mrs. Chas. Bainghman have returned from Atlantis City. Miss Ada Rhodes, spending time in Baltimore, is at home for a few days. Miss Emily Maulsby, Court Square, is with friends in Washington. Miss Susan Markey left for Hanover Pa to attend the Bollinger Keller wedding. Rev. Lewis T. Lampe of Loveittsville Va is visiting relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Poole Jones have returned from their wedding tour and are at Mrs. Airy. Rev. Marion Kline of Harrisburg Pa is visiting the parental home. Mr. William H. Rameburg is in Baltimore on business. Mrs. Donald McLean is expected from New York for the Stephens De Garmondia wedding tomorrow. Mr. Lewis F. Kussmaul is having his store room on South Market Street re papered. Miss Bessie Perrell has returned from visiting Boyds Md. Mrs. Alice MacGill Ainsworth of Gnawa Jows, visiting Mrs. A. H. Harrington, North Market Street, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Willard
Brunswick
L. Victor Baughman
Chas. Bainghman
Atlantis City
Ada Rhodes
Baltimore
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
Susan Markey
Hanover
Pa., To Attend the Bollinger— Keller Wedding. Rev. Lewis T. Lampe
Loveittsville
Virginia
Poole Jones
Airy
Marion, Kline
Harrisburg
North Market Street
William H. Rameburg
Donald McLean
New York
Stephens—De Garmondia
Lewis F. Kussmaul
South Market Street
Bessie Perrell
Boyds, Md
Alice MacGill Ainsworth
Gnawa, Jows
A. H. Harrington
Social World Birthday Party and Frederick Choral Society
General and Mrs Louis Victor Baughman hosted a wedding party at Poplar Terrace with guests from New York West Point and Tuscarora including John E Stephens and Lieuts W R Smith E O Sarrad T B Pore. The Frederick Choral Society plans a major concert next Friday, with about 50 members and local soloists, expected to be a top season event. Mrs White, wife of School Examiner John T White, is ill, prompting family travel from Middletown to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Victor Baughman
Stephens de Garmendia
Poplar Terrace
Fellows-Davis
New York
West Point
M. da Garmendia
Tuscarora
O. Francis Baughman
Frederick
de Garmendia
Misa de Garmendia
C. W.ross, Jr
Misa Caroline Ross
Maulsby
Mary Newton
Frederick Choral Society
White
John T. White
Allegany County
Davis
Middletown
Tae News Finds Lost Medal Reflecting Trade Spirit
The silver school medal advertised as lost in Tae News has been found and returned to its owner. The notice highlights that want ads secure many situations and promote trade, with a cost of fifteen cents for fifteen words and printers ink as the field’s fertilizer.
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Tae News
Runaway Carriage Near Columbia Ends Without Serious Injury
A dramatic runaway in Manor Township near Glen Manor left three ladies and a gentleman unhurt, though Mrs. H. S. Brough and Miss Grace Getzendanner were slightly hurt. Dr. Houston Mifflin's carriage lost reins, he was dragged briefly, then escaped. The pair of white horses, foam-flecked after a four mile dash, were finally halted at Kehler's turnpike. Ambulances not required. all suffered stiffness and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Mifflin
Columbia
PS. Bragh
Howard Bragh
Miss Getzendanner
Dr. Mufflin
Dr. Mifflin
P.R. BR
Glen Manor
After Jobs Mayor-elect Smith Faces Plums Parade of Applicants
The city remains crowded with office seekers after Smith’s election. Applicants fill the City Hotel lobby and line streets, with 115 candidates for city police. Appointments may be made tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
City Hotel
Cumberland Fears Smallpox Alarm
Alarm grips Cumberland as hucksters from Bedford County Pennsylvania visit the town amid reports of smallpox infection. The county health officer says he is seeking official guidance from state authorities on the disease. The local physician denies it is smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Grandmother at 26 in North Carolina mountains
Mrs May Campbell, a 26 year old grandmother living in a log cabin in Oconee County North Carolina, married at eleven and became a mother at twelve. Her daughter has now become a mother. Campbell has nine children and is in good health.
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May Campbell
Oconee County
N. C
Government Quarries Near DC Contract Near Completion
The government quarries at Dickerson run at half capacity as the DC contract nears full. A new contract is expected to be opened soon, signaling renewed procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson's
District of Columbia
Local Mart Market Prices Quoted for Today
Mr J B E W Hargett lists market quotas for today with corn at $2.00 per barrel and shelled corn at 40 cant per bushel. Wheat priced at 73 cant per bushel. Hay quoted at $14 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. W. Hargett
Flood recedes as Potomac damage judged slight across region
Flood stages drop along the Potomac with Washington Junction seeing no major damage. Cane canal towpaths wash out near Point of Rocks and near Williamsport, while a dam on Buena Vista’s Blue Ridge lake breaks again, draining the lake but causing minimal material damage. Canal between Cumberland and Sir John Ran remains intact. Six inches of snow fall near Oakland. Ministers Webster and Burdett survive a near-drowning crossing Back Creek, losing church records and personal effects. Towpath breaks at Round Top Hydraulic Cement Mill west of Hancock require repair within a week. Little Tonolowdy Creek floods Hancock area, destroying fences and outbuildings.
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Yom Potomac
Potomac
Washington Junction
Point of Rocks
Williamsport
George L. Nicolson
Wolf
Wila
Blue Ridge
Buena Vista
Joseph V. Kenna
Cumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sir John’s
Potomac River
Oakland
Winchester Presbytery
Webster
Mr. Burdett
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Round Top
Hancock
Royal Arch Masons Visit Enoch Chapter with Grand Officers
Grand officers of Royal Arch Masons of Maryland paid an official visit to Enoch Royal Arch Chapter in the city last night. Officers and speakers included David O. Avery, Charles Clark, Graham Dakehart, Harry Larrabee, W H Nicholson, and Daniel Ordeman and W Nash Young of Frederick. The meeting featured charged addresses, praised work, and a grand banquet at Marsh's Court Street restaurant.
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Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch Masons of
Maryland
Enoch Royal Arch Chapter
David O. Avery
Charles Clark
Graham Dakehart
Harry Larrabee
W. H. Nicholson
Daniel T. Ordeman
W. Nash Young
Frederick
David C. Avery
D. T. Ordeman
P. G. H. P. Harry Larrabes
P. G.G
Graham Dukehart
Grand Sentinel
Boyd V. Switzer
Marsh
Court Street
Trout Release Effort Widens in Western Maryland
Dr Downey of Frederick county notes the Fish Commission is distributing thousands of trout in streams across Western Maryland. Hatcheries at Druid Hill Park are busy as officials push a program to stock streams with small fry, hoping streams nature intended for breeding receive the restocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Frederick County
Baltimore News
Maryland
Druid Hill Park
Maryland Building Chosen For Exposition Site In Charleston
The Maryland building site at the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition in Charleston has been selected with plans accepted. The colonial design will feature a rich color scheme and it will stand on the shore of Lake Juanita, a 39 acre body of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charleston
S. C
Lake Juanita
Millinery Openings Announced for Blumenauer and Krise
Blumenauer Millinery Company schedules its spring opening tomorrow and Thursday. Mrs S P Krise plans a millinery opening on Thursday Friday and Saturday with featured hats and new arrivals for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenauer Millinery Company
S. P. Krise
Real estate sale at Court House door by auctioneer Saunders
Tomorrow at the Court House door auctioneer Captain Walter Saunders will sell for J. Roger McSherry as signee of mortgagee 113 acres of land near Knoxville. The property includes three dwelling houses and is described as improved.
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Walter Saunders
Court House
J. Roger McSherry
Knoxville
Heart of Africa Suyor and Miss Maggie Suman Mission Work
Miss Maggie Suman, now a missionary in Africa, reports a busy winter. She details the cost of sending a 100 pound package from England, baptism of several converts, and the start of two new Christian homes. The school expands to 275 children as she learns French to teach it. The piece describes missionary efforts, arranged courtship for girls, and perils including a girl nearly sold to cannibals and a town fight halted by Mr. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Suman
Africa
England
Aba
Commiessire
Louis
Branches May Unite At Radical United Brethren Meeting
The Radical United Brethren general conference begins May 7 in Chambersburg Pa. The two branches radical and liberal have moved toward reconciliation after a split in York Pa twelve years ago over secret societies. Delegates from the United States Canada and Africa will gather with four bishops elected alongside current officers. Bishop Wright will preside as senior bishop.
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United Brethren Church
Chambersburg
Peter Kemp
York
United States
Canada
Africa
Board of Bishops
M. Wright
Dayton
H.D. Barnaby
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. Floyd
Dublin
Ind
H. L. Barkley
Woodburn
Ore
Wright
Man Released From Jail After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Philip Barres formerly near Myersville was brought before Judge Motter on a writ of habeas corpus after failing to post bond on a peace warrant by Moses H. Snyder. Barres, with a wife and several children, is at Montevue Hospital. Ellicott City remains in darkness due to ongoing litigation with the electric light company.
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Philip Barres
Myersville
Moses H. Snyder
Ellicott City
Electric Light Company
Masonry Temple to Cost 30000 as Plans Advance
The Masonic Temple Association building committee led by Wilbur H. Davall and others announced final arrangements for the temple. Work could start within 30 days with completion by July 1, 1902 to meet a leasehold requirement by the post office. They may self-build or award a contract within a month. about 12000 remain funded with bonds likely for the rest. The front will copy Detroit’s Masonic Temple. the project aims to be a handsome addition to Frederick.
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Masonic Temple Asstociation
Wilbur H. Davall
Joseph W.L. Carty
Horace C. Zacharias
John ©. Motter
Grayeon E. Borers
Frank 8. Sappington
United States
Masonic Temple
Detroit
Michigan
Frederick
Death Claims Rev Samuel M Howman In Virginia
Reverend Samuel M Bowman died suddenly at Mount Sidney Virginia after arriving with his wife for assignment at Parnassis Gircnif He was 45 and survived by two sisters and four brothers The funeral was held near Mount Jackson today Mrs Soran Fitch died at Walkersville aged 77 Her funeral in Glade Reformed Church included a rose and carnation pillow from the Sunday school She is survived by her husband two brothers and two sisters Mrs Rebecca Weddle died near Fishing Creek age unspecified She leaves a husband and eleven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Howman
Samuel M. Bowman
Virginia
Mount Sidney
James A. Shumate
Assiurance
Brunswick
Mount Jackson
Sasar Fitc
Soran Fitch
Mortimer O. Fitch
Walkersville
Glade Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Rebecca Weddle
James E. Weddle
Fishing Creek
Law Court Docket Reports several local arrests and sentences
In Klineharts alley Frank Goings and Wall Sima fought and were jailed. Goings got 30 days or 5.20 fine, Sima five days or 1.26. William Gotson arrested for disorderly conduct and jailed after a 20 fine. John Doe paid 10 and was released. John Kean fined 3 for disorderly conduct. An inquest on John Stevenson found drowned after entering Tuscarora creek while trying to turn his horse. the frightened horse battled in water and both died.
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Frank Goings
Wall
Sima
Klineharts Alley
Six
Ridenour
Justice Wood
Goings
Lima
William Gotson
Cook
Justice Smith
John Doe
Officer Cook
John Kean
Market Street
John Stevenson
Tuscarora Creek
Stevenson
Glorious Array of Fashion Goods in Press Goods Sale
A bustling advertisement touts silk and wool fabrics in stock. It lists habutais taffetas grenadines pean de soir crepe de chine lonsine and broadcloth among others with special prices and diverse qualities. The copy highlights exclusive new values and wide selection for jackets skirts and dresses.
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Pean de Soir
Pean de Chine
Lonsine
Local Frederick Store Praises Bargains and New Goods
A Frederick Maryland store showcases low prices on black taffeta silks and broad goods, including new linens, china sets, and stationery. It highlights guarantees on pens, free city delivery, and extensive home goods selections with regular auctions offered by Harvey B. Lease and others.
Local notices advertise fashion and services in Frederick
The notice sheet lists Rag a ma la dancing class guest seating Buckey instructor and a rehearsal tonight. Hats, bonnets, and millinery displays are set for April 24 to 27 at Blumenauer Co with 150 trimmed pieces shown. Palmist Mrs Pullman appears at No 6 East Church Street for a week with 25 cent readings. Dr Boteler’s eye ear nose and throat clinic at No 28 North Market Street offers free spectacle examinations and proper adjustments.
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Pullman
East Chaurch Street
Boteler Limita
Frederick
North Market Street
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the Daily News
Wasainaros
W. L. Moors
Chiet
The
Weather Bureau
J. R. McSherry
Solr
T. G. Buckey
Shriner
Rodock & Co
Peterman
the Weekly News
Mhiye
Mrs. Brough
Miss Geezendanner
Chicago
John S. Sabin
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sabin
Bell Telephone
George R. Webb
Maryland Telephone Company
United Telephone and Telegraph Company
Florida
Bosley
Heart OF
Masonng Temple
Papoedta
John Hendrickson
Lansdownes
Black
Cobra
Habutais
Taffetas
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Nawie &. Maus
Clinton
Main
Dr. Mean
Clinton E. Main
Isanogle & Wagaman
Hurlbut
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Nbina
Sappington
City Hall
Mnvooce Os
Old Ross
GEO
A. T. Rio & Sons
A.D. Rice & Bons Funeral Directors
Frederick CO. Telephonep
T. PL Rice
E. Fourth
D. S
B. V. Staub
Han
F. V. Stavss
Fradteries
Anna E. Herrera
Alrdos
Ceresville Flour
Sandi
Willard
Keller
D. H. &. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Bar and Throas Hospital
RVING
Biser
Rmal Estate and Insurance
W. Church Bireret
Janezsdly D. Stewart P. Dan
North Market Tree
M3idawly D. R. D. Nicodemus
Dentist
Frederick Co
Tcodawly
Fyare
R. Snook
Lewistown
A. Creme
Lewis Own
John 8. Dutrow
Wm Ho
Barles B
B.mosenour
Stora
B. Pat Inek
Buckey
Egg
East Patrick Street
Blumenauer & Co
P. Krise
Market St
Eaper
East Church Street
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