In History April 24 Highlights and War Era Echoes
The item recalls events and figures tied to April 24 history including Charla Vat Bluldberg and Robin fun Crugoe, noting wartime turmoil, political figures and dates. It mentions Thomas Addis Dnmet Irish patriot’s birth and death, Farragut’s actions at New Orleans, Moltke the German commander, a Greek army retreat, and McKinley calling for volunteers in Cuba.
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Charla
Bluldberg
de Sue
Mather
Robin Fun
Noanun
Piktory
Prixun
Thomas Addis Dmmet
Cork
Farragut
Forta
Thun
New Orledon
Marshal Vor Moltke
Germany
Berlin
PURELY PERSONAL NOTICEs FROM FREDERICK AREA TRAVELERS
A string of social notes records visits and movements of residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Misa Bertha Trail returns from Baltimore while Frank Pearre and J Walter Getty travel between Baltimore New Windsor and Frederick. Several Balt more and Frederick residents are named as visiting relatives or attending events in Chicago Lovettsville Emmitsburg and Hagerstown. A local goat-driver, J W Yates, is jailed in Winchester after a theft allegation but released when the dog owner declines prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bertha Trail
Baltimore
Frank Pearre
Frederick
J. Walter Getty
New Windor
Seth Burgess
Burgess Hotel
Chicago
Charles Markell
Jos
Baker
Jos D. Baker
Sharlotte Baker
Atlantic City
Wm. W
Z. M. Beddison
R. Hill
Messia
N. A. Allridge
A. G. McNemar
Wm.h. Burger
Mary Burger
Lovettsville
Mr. Burger
Jacob Z. Soyer
A.A. Roth
A. A. Roth
Geo. Shriner
North Markettreet
Molly Groft
Denver
Colorado
Maggie Mummaw
Buckeytown
This County
John Butt
Millard Stoner
Knox Lyn
F. Shulley
Fairfield
Edward Miles
New York
Emmitt Honse
Emmitsburg
Miles
Geo. Miles
J. W. Yates
Fred‘rich
Hagerstown
Winchester
Talen
Hagertown
Yates
Ater
Dwelling Fire Destroys Jamesville Registrar's Home
A six room frame dwelling owned by Chas. Nicholls, registrar of voters at Jamesville in Montgomery county, was burnt Saturday night. The loss is about one thousand dollars, fully insured with Grangers Insurance of Frederick County. The fire was not discovered until the roof sagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Nicholls
Jamesville
Montgomery County
Grangers Insurance Company
Frederick County
Tragedy Near Wolfsville Ends Two Lives in Kent County
In Wolfsville near Frederick, Orpha Harshman aged sixteen was shot dead by Edward Morgan twenty six after she refused his marriage proposal. He then shot himself, dying hours later. The couple’s families lived nearby and authorities arrived after a roadside double tragedy along with a coroner’s inquest.
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Wolfaville
Frederick
Edward Morgan
Orpha Harshman
Harshman
Jacob Morgan
Wolfsville
Morgan
Miss Harshman
Patterson
Rowe
Thomas Turner
Ira C. McCurdy
Myersville
Warrenfelt
South Mountain Fires and Civic Notices
Sparks from a locomotive started a blaze in South Mountain near Edgemont burning about a thousand acres of Rohrersville timberland and threatening a Beaoose home before firefighters contained it. Eliza Spurrier McSherry, daughter of General Edward McSherry, joined Fitzhugh Lee Chapter with June meetings planned and Falls Church encampment attendance. A Sons of Veterans meeting in Red Men’s Hall elected officers for the term. A man named Nineman, exhausted, was found in an alley and hospitalized. An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs for kidney and bowel health with a local retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Edgemont
Samuel Beaoose
Hagerstown
Rohrersville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Eliza Spurrier McSherry
Edward McSherry
Fitzhugh Lee
L. M. Nixdorf
Falls Church
Sons of Veterans
Red Men's Hall
Maryland crop conditions show warm spell boosts growth
The Maryland Bureau of Agriculture reports that recent warm weather boosted above ground growth across crops while soil warming lagged. Winter wheat remains below average but improved, rye thrives, clover seeding nears completion, oats sowing continues, and corn land prep increases. Potatoes are planted, peas erupt in track districts, cabbage and tomato seedlings flourish, and fruit trees begin blossoming in southern counties with mixed prospects inland.
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Maryland
Caver
Anne Arundel
Tidewater
Coleman
Kent County
Cornersville
Dorchester County
Foundations for Naval Academy buildings begin today
News from Maryland notes the Naval Academy project starts with early construction. Deputy W H Conway deposits a million shad in the Pocomoke River. Baltimore seeks a $3,000,000 ship yard site while McDaniel Station in Talbot County and two county homes burn. Watermelon harvest plans grow as May planting nears. Tobacco plants thrive. Lieutenant Strite of the Navy departs Hagerstown for Mare Island to join the Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolie
W. H. Conway
Salisbury
Pocomoke River
Atlantic
Baltamore
McDaniel Station
Talbot County
H. Franklin Stevens
Caroline County
Charles
Nichols
Montgomery County
Anne Arundel County
S. M.strite
Navy
Hagerstown
Mare Island
Cal
United States
Independence
Hebb Estate Heirs to Settle In Cumberland
Dr. John W. Hebb of Howard county and Justice John L. Hebb of Baltimore are named as heirs to a large Cumberland estate once expected to revert to Allegany County School Board. Hopewell Hebb died in Cumberland weeks ago without local heirs. The cousins plan to travel to Cumberland to arrange settlement promptly. the deceased was son of Richard Hebb who moved to Allegany from Southern Maryland over 70 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hebb
Howard County
Hebb
John L. Hebb
Baltimore
Cumberland
Allegany County School Board
Hopewell Hebb
Dr. Hebb
Justice Hebb
Richard Hebb
Allegany County
Maryland
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In
United States
St. Paul’s Evangelical UL Lutheran Church
York
William A. Freas
Grace Church
Maryland Synod
L. M. Zimmerman
W. F. A. Kemp
Henry C. Hines
P.H. Miller
E. J. Sawyer
Westmister
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
Washington, D. C
George F. Matter
Taneytown
Daniel E. Oswald
Smithsburg
J. E. Miller
Illnesses Reported At Local Home And Opera House Incident
Miss Ellen Fowler at the Home for the Aged is ill again. Master Geo Stall, son of Clinton Stall, who fractured his skill after a fall at City Opera House, continues to improve at home. Parents Mr and Mrs David Lookout urge readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify and vitalize the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Fowler
Geo. Stall
Clinton Stall
City Opera House
David
Religious World Week Notes and Local Church Services
Sunday schools and societies report weekly gospel instruction across Trinity MK, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, All Saints, St. James and more. sermons cover fiery trials, perfect manhood, turning to God, bearing burdens, and Christmas texts. plus annnouncements of anniversaries, baptisms, district meetings, and impending pastor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washito
Trinity MK
Hebrews
Evangelioal Reformed
Dr. Eschbach
I Peter TV
I Peter HV
Grace Reformed Church
L. McLean
Vaalm
Osborne Ingle
All Smuts’ Episcopal Church
W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Stinespring
St. James‘ Lutheran Church
M. F. Myera
Mito Society
John T. Moore
East South Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Universal Church
Virgin Mary
Father Coleman
Kohelar
Wolfaville
New Market
Middletown
Dixon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Violet BE
Harmony Grove Union Chapel
Wm. H. Purnell
Frederick Female Seminary
Presbyterian Church
New Windsor
Jas. Fraser
Dr. Rowan
H. Branch
Shryock
Dayton church to receive supply during May
In May the Wirat Latheran Church in Dayton Ohio will be supplied by aiudouts drome Get tysbury. The Tanoytowns church will also receive coverage during the same month as movements and duties are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauday
Chedq
Will Ran
Wirat Latheran Church
Dayton
Ohio
Tanoytowns
Aiudouts
Drome
Gettysbury
Violet
Dean Morven
Disappearance of Middletown man and canning factory planned
News items report the sudden disappearance of James Boyer a resident north of Middletown who left with a horse and wagon en route to Frederick promising work near Middletown. A letter dated Mradonek with $5 and a ticket to Springfield shows he intended westward travels. Separately Rockville plans a canning factory with $7 000 capital stock employing about 150 workers and capacity for 5 000 cans daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Boyer
Middletown
Mrederick
Mradonek
Springfeld
Frederick
Washington Junction
Rockville
Funeral of Violet E Layman Held at Harmony Grove Chapel
The funeral for Violet E Layman was held yesterday at 3 PM at Harmony Grove Chapel with Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Haugh Clayton Troxell Bennie Finney and William Crum. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice and Sons directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet E. Layman
Harmony Grove Chapel
Luther Kuhlman
Charles Haugh
Clayton Troxell
Bennie Finney
William Crum
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Local notices and obituaries mix with ads and meeting notices
A fragile verse laments the death of Violet Layman, detailing a child’s memory and grief. The page also lists a lecture by Maj. Goldsborough, a Key Monument Association meeting, plus local ads for cafes, cement, garden hose deals, and furniture cleaning products from Blu menauer, N J Wilson & Son, and Allen Quyxyn & Co.
A Great Matting Sale at the Exclusive Carpet House
L. BE. MULLINIX advertises a matting sale with 10 100 percent savings and big store room displays. The Exclusive Carpet House claims exclusive matting trade, low prices, and cheap imports from China to Japan Damaski with a small profit margin. Telephone 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mousa
Bargain Linen Suits and Fabrics At Jo an Hox Drickson
Jolon Hendeh lokson offers savings on linen suits, ginghams, and crepe coupons. A fall line features plain and lace patterns from The to 2 50 per yard, with exclusive cropons and new ginghams in stripe and zephyr styles.
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Grenadines
Plain and
Lacy Dora
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the Daily News
Wasameron
Taz News
W.L Moor
the Weather Bureau
Rice
B.S. Toys &c
City Hotel
Wm. C. Birely
Bowlus & Norwood
3Oy
C. W. Ross
Jacob Rohrback
C. Carty
Rodock & Co
B. Sappington
John Hendrickson
Noeidig & Miller
Marshal Jenkins
Woodsboro
J. Vernon Silance
First National Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Albert Brengle
Lohmann
Washngton
Brengle
Hood
Niewepape
Wolrsville
Orpha Harahman
Monterne
Aman
Nineman
West Fifth
Sixth
Monterne Hospital
al Leetotemie
News OF the State
Hopewell Bebb
TIE Religious World
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lutheran Synod
German Baptist Conference
Rocky Ridge
T. J. Kolb
Albert Hollinger
Unah Bixler
Westminster
Washington City
Hitler T. J. Kolb
Roanoke
John S. Weybright
KE. W. Stoner
John &. Weybright
Evra M. Bish
Charles A. Britt
Freetberg
D. Frank Gatland
Lert Howe and
Eamily
Middletown Farher
Loogal
Violet Layman
Onor
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Monocacy
Fredonia Council
J. Epward Rice
Key Monument Association
Prof. Shepherd
City Hall
Wa. C. Brey
Prest
Blumenauer & Co's
West Patrick Street
Portland
Round Top
Capital Top
Rosendale Cement
Markell & Trail
N.J. Wilson & Son
Thorsday
N. J. Wilson & Son
Mazoleni
Allen G. Quyxyn & Co
L. BE. Mullinix
Jolin Hendehlokson
Keei Ai
Peru
Sud
J Oan Hox Drickson
Neidig & Miller
Preater
New & More
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
North Market Street
Yours, &c
Brish Bros
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City
O. BE. Cline
Beau
C. E. Cine
Telephone
F. B. Sappington
Verena
Pettisohn
Syd
Pillsbury
F. B. Bappington
Mio Rodoce & Co, Mete
Agen
Ate Tame Met Remartye
MO Ktore
FI Bakualn Bulletia
Howart
Herrel & Great
Rodgor & Co
A. TL. Riot & Sons
the Railing Grocery CO
Ramsburg
Co. E. Rambburg
Tleman
Doctor
J. Hessely Keller
B &O
Willard
Keller
Patrick &T
D. R. O. Nicodemus
Crown and Bridge
University of Marsland
Rebrediy
Lyred Ritter
Milton G. Urner
Shywe O
Hammond Tree
Urner, Keedy & Vener
Chappeste
House
Wehl Fda
Charles ) Levy
Lawsuccessor
Lawys Office
Strom
Djaatdawly
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