Gettysburg Civil War Relic Museum Founder Danner Dead
J Albertus Danner brother of Mrs M E Doll died at his Gattysburg home. He helped form a renowned battlefield museum on Baltimore Street after the Civil War, gathering guns swords cannon fragments and relics. His collection included Major General Early’s watering trough and a regisition note for supplies worth $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albertus Danner
M. E. Doll
Gattysburg
G. A. R. Aircles
May Wagona
Dannoer
Gettysburg
Danner
Baltimore Street
Early
County Correspondence from Red Hill Notes Family Visits
Miss Ethel Myers visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Myers on Sunday. Prayer meeting at the chapel Sunday evening at seven. Mrs W Z Remeberg and daughter visited Mrs Daniel Shaff of Buckeystown for a day. Mr Clinton Remaberg and Mr Otis Waskey fished the Potomac with eight dip nets catching a twenty two pound two ounce carp. Farmers plowing in preparation for planting. Levi Cooley has improved from illness. Lizzie Clark of Thurston visiting the Millers near here. Arthur Dixon clarifies a Green Valley note about Easter with David Yingling and his family. Milton Cook's child improving. Arthur Dixon and Merle spent Sunday with Mrs Janes Dixon of Urbana. Joe Page visited grandmother Mrs Jane Bennett Friday and Saturday. Wallace Nickolson moved to his son's home in Park Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hill
Ethel Myers
Jacob Myers
W. Z. Remeberg
Daniel Shaff
Buckeystown
Clinton Remaberg
Otis Waskey
Potomac River
Arthur Dizon
Green Valley
David Yingling
Dixon
Dickerson
Milton Cook
Arthur Dixon
Merle
Janes B. Dixon
Urbana
Little Joe Page
Jane Bennett
Wallace Nickolson
Park Mills
Henry
Personal visits mark Harrisburg social notes
Purely personal item noting Mr. and Mrs. John LeRoy Geisking of Harrisburg visiting J. D. Kepner at 82 East Third Street after an extended South trip. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Buckey of West South Street back from Florida with Tampa hospitality from their son William E. Buckey. Milton G. Urner of Court Square leaves for Baltimore to join Maryland delegation to the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Los Angeles Gal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LeRoy Geisking
Harrisburg
J. D. Kepner
East Third Street
Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Florida
Buckey
Tampa
William E. Buckey
Milton G. Urner
Court Square
Baltimore
Maryland
Los Angeles
Springfield Asylum roof finished at SyKeaville wing
Brief items note Mr. John Hartman completed slating the roof of the new wing at the Springfield Asylum in SyKeaville. Also mentions Devoe lead and zinc paints sold by P. L. Hargett & Co with claims of better wear and reduced gallon usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartman
Springfield Asylum
SyKeaville
P. L. Hargett & Co
Kennedy Captured After Escape Before Hanged
John W. Kennedy, condemned for wrecking a Norfolk and Western train and killing the engineer, has been captured in Niagara Falls after escaping Staunton jail on March 7. A Baldwin detective agency pursuit, $500 reward, and widespread circulars aided the search across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. J
John W. Kennedy
Norfolk & Western
Virginia
Staunton
Niagara Falla
Kennedy
Baldwin Detective Agency
Roanoke
Ohio
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick and Baltimore
Obituaries and notices recount the deaths of Caroline V. Medders at 1609 Madison Ave Baltimore aged 65 with six children, and others including Conrad Easterday, Jacob Hahn, Mary E. Smith, and J A Crockett. Funeral details, residence changes, interment at Mt Olivet and Utica cemeteries, and area farm moves are noted along with sick lists and Brunner property bids in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline V. Medders
Osroline Virginia Medders
Albert Medders
David and
Mary Boyd
Frederick
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Medders
Mary BR
Ellen
Caroline N. Medders
David A. Medders
Charles H. Medders
William Medders
Still Pond
Los
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Funeral plans for Charles Wilson head to Monrovia
The remains of Charles Wilson, who died last week in Tucson Arizona, are expected to arrive in Baltimore tonight and be brought to Monrovia tomorrow. Interment will be in Central Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are uncertain due to arrival time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Charles Wilson
Tucson
Ariz
Baltimore
Monrovia
Central
Dance at Braddock Honors Floyd Crampton
Social notes describe a pretty dance at the Braddock residence of Mr James Crampton in honor of his son Floyd Crampton with refreshments served late. Market quotations from Mountain City Mills list corn prices per barrel and various bushel figures and oat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
James Crampton
Floyd Crampton
Mountain City
Transfers in Frederick courts list many real estate deeds
Business notices show transfers of real estate in county and city, marriage licenses, and orphan court accounts for the week ending April 27 1904. Deeds include Hiram T. Smith to Lloyd M. Boogle and wife and Mary S. Donalfe to James W. Speak. sums range from 40 to 6 800 dollars. Marriage licenses record several couples including Benjamin Bell and Stella E White and Calvin E Whitmore and Olive Hann. Orphans Court items cover final accounts and administration letters for numerous estates, guardian and executor actions, and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usreuit and Orphans’ Courts
Hiram T. Smith
Lloyd M. Boogle
Elmer E Raymer
Martin Grossnickle
Frederick City
Edward J. Hudson
Brunswick
Walter B. Stevens
Wits
Lewils FE
Lochner
Ephraim Hendrickson
Ellen Norwood
UL. Stoner
Edward F. Hiedelberger
Luther N. Blessing
William H. Fox
William A. Baird
Florentine Ecker
Emily J. Ecker
Milton Fleagle
Wm. A. Rothenhoffer
Roger G. Harley
Harry W. Dyer
Thomas G. Lipps
Noble D. Crum
George W. Stantfer
Ulysses G. Stoll
Lavinia Wagner
Susan Davis
John W. Davis
Elinor Johnson
Eden Dinterman
Glenn H. Worthington
John M. Wilson
Henrietta O. Irwin
Mollie O. Hoffacker
Middletown
Ann Hood
Archley R. Molesworth
Louies O. Whitaker
Jo Ae L. Holt
Clinton E. Main
Harry A. Rhoderick
Sylvanus M. Ports Sud
Eddie Keanade
Benjamin Bell
Baltimore
Stella E. White
Thurmoss
Edward H. Whittler
Bessie H. Daniels
Frank Williams
Annie Beaner
Calvin E. Whitmore
Lewistown
Olive
Hann
Oreagerstown
I. Hyndman
Laure J. Brown
Frederick
Wm. T. Johnson
Mazzie Butler
George L. Davis
Namaville
Elsie M. Peters
Hyatteville
Milton G. Urner
Richard Murphy
Hezeniah Murphy
Wm. A. Parner
Mary B. Tarner
Charles 0. Zelgier
Hanosh Zeigler
Charles Lawrence
Ohariea
Lawrence
Harvey R. Smith
Theodore Smith
Benjamin F. Reich
Philip V. Reich
Roy J. Koogle
Russell I. Koogle
Mary L. Markell
Willard Keller
O. Silas Thomas
Amanda Thomas
Lee W. Morgan
Beula I. Morgan
David Ausherman
Margaret Cochran
Mamie Morgan
J. Oscar Shipley
Pauline Shipley
Thomas G. Pearre
Charles A. Poearre
Man Held for Grand Jury Hearing in Fire Case
William Foland, arrested Monday night on a charge of setting fire to Worthington Staley stable on North Market Street, was held for a September grand jury after a 2 pm hearing. Witnesses placed Foland near the scene Saturday night and Sunday morning, with one seeing him around 11:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foland
Worthington
Staley North Market Street
O. H. Holtstein
Foland
East Seventh Street
Jesse Lipscomb
Marke Street
Seventh
Oslee
H. B. Hensell
East Seventh
Atable
Mr. Staley
Juanus Eckstein
Fire destroys bank barn near Oare's Mill
News crosses multiple items from state politics to a sacred concert. A fire destroyed the large bank barn of Beldon Patrick near Oare's Mill. Clarence M. King nominated for Cumberland mayor. County conventions and appointments noted in St Marys and Prince George's. A Salisbury Delmar temperance election results listed. St Johns church concert praised with high praise for Baltimore soloists and Miss Linhard, Miss McClosky, Miss Kelly, Mr. Scantling, and Mr. Storm in a Salve Mindi Domine performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beldon Patrick
Oare’s
Clarence M. King
Cumberland
St. Mary’s County
Prince Georges County
Upper Marlboro
Seibert
Washington County
Salisbury
Delmar
Wicomico County
Oaroline County
Denton
Jackson
Congress
Group of youths charged with orange theft in car
John Robinson William Goings Harrison Sappington Tonia Lambright Bud Danner and Oliver Handley face a 2 o'clock hearing before Justice O H Eckstein on a larceny charge for stealing 2 dollars worth of oranges from a car on the N C H R on April 9. The seal was broken and one boy admitted breaking the seal. Robinson and Goings remain in jail. others free on bail. Sheriff Young and Deputy Darner made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
William Goings
Harrison Sappington
Adloved
Tonia Lambright
Bud Danner
Oliver Handley
O. H. Eckstein
Young
Darner
College musical clubs tour Western Maryland May 3
The Mandolin and Glee Clubs of St. John’s College Annapolis begin a Western Maryland tour on May 3 with performances planned in Middle Town Woodaboro Rockville and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's College, Annapolis
Maryland
Middletown
Woodaboro
Rockville
Minstrel Show Stuns Crowd With Daring Feats
Clarence Devilblas known as the Great Da Villbisa performs on an un supported ladder and slack wire with San Brothers Minstrela during the summer tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Devilblas
San Brothers
Second hand corn planters for sale in Frederick Md
Local notice advertises cheap second hand corn planters and repairs for Collins and Ghossnickle at Carroll Street Frederick Maryland. Also mentions house cleaning season painting and paper hanging services at moderate cost. A separate notice asks interested parties to address Dr. Charles Zimmerman Cycala Park Araby Md about the Flying Machine problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoLlins & Ghossnickle
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
Rother Saver
Merkur
Moperty
Charles Zimmerman
Cycala Park
Araby, Md
Exclusive Carpet And Wall Paper House Ad Claims Latest Styles
Ly E Muullinex promotes floor coverings as key to home appeal. The ad touts a wide range of carpets rugs and mattings and says this week is moving week with many new novelties. It urges early orders and offers to hold designs until needed.
Oratorio concert by Frederick Ghoral Society May 6 at College Hall
The Frederick Ghoral Society will present its annual concert next Thursday evening May 6 in College Hall. Tickets are on sale at McCardell's. Soloists include Mrs Clifton Andrews soprano Mrs William Grapple contralto Dr B Merrill Bookingoo baritone from Baltimore and Mr M D Hensey tenor from Washington. Hensey starred as tenor at a Catholic church concert last spring and his voice was praised. A full rehearsal is tonight at eight with Mr Thatcher on the organ. all members urged to attend. Contract awarded for 2100 foot water main from Monteros Hospital to the receiver reservoir by the Board of Charities and Corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Baltimore
Miss Linhard
Miss McClosky
Miss Kelly
Philip L. Scantling
Storm
Frederick Qghoral Society
College Hall
McCardell’s
Clifton Andrews
William Grapple
B. Merrill Bookingoo
Allot
M. D. Hensey
Washington
Hensey
Catholc Church
Taoore
Thatcher
Harley brothers head to Kingston to join concert band
Messrs Roger John William and Albert Harley of Yellow Springs travel this morning to Kingston New York to join a concert band for a tour of the New Hagland States. Gypsy Camp reports a band of gypsies encamped in Oro nise a wooda at Harmony Grove with several fine wagons observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Roger, John, William and
Albert Harley
Yellow Springs
Kingston
N. Y
New Hagland States
Oronise
Harmony Grove
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Ridgeville
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