Notable births deaths and events in history on April 27
The April 27 list recalls Mary Wollstonecraft born 1769 and Samuel Morse born 1791 in Charlestown. It notes General Zebulon Pike killed at York had earlier been born in 1779, and Lajos Rosáth died 1594. It mentions Emerson’s death 1882 and Corse’s 1835 birth, plus the Grant mausoleum dedication on Riverside Drive in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wollstonerraft
Jim—Samuel Finley Breese Morse
Charlestown
Mass
Lajos (Levis) Rosauth
Monck
Italy
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
Battle of
York
Canada
Venezuela
Guzman Blanco
Ralph Wakde Emerson
Concord
John Murray Corse
Allatoona
Grant
Riverside Drive
New York
City of
Community society notes outline summer plans and events
Subscribers are urged to report irregularities in paper receipt. Local societies list summer activities from picnics and fairs to small sales and outings. Decorations for soldiers graves are planned by the Grand Army and United Daughters of the Confederacy with dates in late spring and early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Union
Confederate
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Gaviery
Mount Vernon
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Walkersville
Mendaslssohn
St. Paul
Opera House
Dramatic Club
Opera Hause
Frederick City Hospital
Christian Endeavor Union
Myersville
Reformed Clase
Grace Reformed Church
Visitation Academy
Woman's College
Mary Jane Outing Club
Newell Recaptured Tells Story Of Escape
Thomas Sewell, a colored man, was arrested in Watersville, Carroll County, by Deputy Sheriff Belleson on suspicion of belonging to the escaped Frivovere group. He claimed he knew nothing of the jail break until Monday night and described the escape via a blanket rope over the jail yard wall with Miles and Jones. The case involved mistaken identity as a suspect in Hagerstown was released after Sheriff Young found he resembled one of the escapees but was a stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sewell
Teaac Miles
William O. Jones
Watersville
Carroll County
Sherrif Belleson
Mt. Airy
Sewell
Belleson
Potext
Miles
Jones
Koontz
Washington County
Hagerstown
St Paul Oratorio Set for Friday by Frederick Chorus
The Qhoral Society of Frederick presents St Paul, a New Testament story of Stephen and Paul, with Mendelssohn inspired music. The chorus rehearsed well and aims for a punctual 8 o clock start to conclude five years of season concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhoral Society of
Frederick
Elijah
Paul
Stephen
Saul
Mendelasohn
St. Paul
Esok
Woman Held for Federal Grand Jury Hearing
Mrs. George Moebring of Second Street appeared before U S Commissioner Roscoe O White at 11 o'clock this morning charged with sending obscene letters via mail. She posted 300 dollars bail and awaits appearance before the federal grand jury.
Work of Death and Community Obituaries in Frederick
Obituary notices outline Samuel J. Smith dies at 73 near Woodaboro from heart trouble with several siblings and four children surviving. Funeral held at Lutheran church with interment in Hope cemetery. Also notes funeral of Charles Hammond age 38 and death of Mrs. Laura Houck at 407 West Patrick Street, with service at Mt. Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Smith
Samuel J. Smith
Danly
Woodaboro
Ephraim Stoner
Dr. Sidwell, Br
Johnaville
Richard
Gist
Carroll County
Frank
Howard County
Edward
Union Bridge
Clinton Motoslie
Unionville
Emma
Rebecca Donsife
Aho Aurrives
R. 8. Poffinberger
Samuel F. Repp
Ms. Hope Cemetery
J. W. Trout
Wm. H. Smith
George A. Devilbins
J. T. Fogle
D. A. Welker
M. L. Smith
Charles Hammond
Johnesville
B. F. Clarkson
F. Repp
Messrs
Emory Smith
Maurice Starr
Edward and Marcillas Beall
Edger
Hegese Hammond
Libertytown
David Houck
Laura VY. Gousk
West Patrick Street
Walter Shearer
Annie E. Heighe
Mt. Olivet
Personal notes from Baltimore and Frederick visits
Justice J Graham Johnson travels to Baltimore on business. Mrs Henry Wood of Branswick visits sister Mrs Henry Abbott in South Market Street. Mr Murray Stauffer of Charlotts Ball returns after visiting his parental home on East Second Street. Mr Laura B Gatch, formerly of Frederick, now in Washington, spends a few days in Frederick. Laura Chapline at West Third Street visits relatives in Washington and Baltimore. Local merchants today advertise to fill space with assertive messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice J. Graham Johnson
Baltimore
Henry Wood
Branswick
Henry Abbott
South Market Straet
Murray Stauffer
Charlotts Ball
East Second Atrest
Laura B. Gatoh
Frederick
Washington
Wire
Laura Chapline
Atrest
Mrs McLean Busy With DAR Duties and Social Events
Mrs Donald McLean president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution travels for social duties. attends weddings, receptions, and dinners in Baltimore Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington. She plans to push Continental Memorial Hall and awaits the next national board meeting in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society of the D. A. R
McLean
Stephen B. Elkins
National Board of Management
Elkins
Eskinses
Mra Mclean
Julia Smith
Claredon Smith
Arizona
Stephen B. Bikins
Department of the District of Columbia
Elroy M. Avery
Cleveland
National Auxiliary
Sire. Avery
New Willard
Givn
Baltimore
J. Pembroke Thom
Leo Knott
J. D. Inglehart
Atlantic City
General Lafayette
Dougherty
New Jersey
D. A.R
Althea Bedis
Philadelphia
D. A
National Society
Sapon
Continental Memorial Hall
National Capital
Washington
New York
Stevenson
Fairbanke
Ladies Auxiliary Dance At Red Men’s Hall Branewick
Tuesday night the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a dance at Red Men’s Hall Branewick. Attendees came from Brunswick Harper’s Ferry Baltimore Frederick and Washington D C. The arrangement committee included A Cast J W Weastall M K Moore W D Green J F Davie Mrs Grossnickle and Mrs L Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branawick
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Brotherhood of Railroad
Red Men’s Hall
Branewick
Brunawick
Barper’s Ferry
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington, D. C
O Committee
A. Cast
J. W. Weastall
M. K. Moore
W. D. Green
J. F. Davie
Mra. Grossnickle
L. ¥. Dean
State Firemen's Contention and Town Meeting Plans
A Magers town gathering of the general committee of firemen discussed a June demonstration. Chairman Delamarter announced county commissioners and court consent secured for use of Court Hall as the firemen's convention meeting place. A new baseball team named the White Lilies has formed with listed positions and players including W. Baker and O. Fagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magers
General Committee of Firemen
Delamarter
Court Hall
White Lilies
W- Baker
O. Fagan
F. Angevine
O. Warfield
R. Loy
Ezra Ely
H. Yinger
V. Kreb
Elmer Ely
Fine Horses Sold in Local Sale
Mr. George M. Albough, tenant on Mrs. Hood's farm, sold a pair of Percheron horses to J. O. Moxley of Baltimore for 500 dollars. He sold a pair of mules to D. L. Harrison of Baltimore for 400 dollars and a four year old fine driver to Mrs. Bacon of Buckeyatown for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Albough
Doctors Report Misdiagnosed Meningitis Case Findings
Dr. T E Miller of Lewistown forwards a note correcting a misdiagnosis of cerebrospinal meningitis in several patients. He explains delirium stemmed from acute gastritis rather than meningitis, with patients responding to active treatment and recovering toward convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
T. E.R. Miller
Lewistown
Fitter
Ulion Milla
E. D
April Close Sale Offers Wide Range of Low-Priced Goods
John Hendrickson advertises a month end sale with numerous bargain items across apparel and home goods. Misses and children lace stockings, Madras shirts, night robes, Oriental silk lines, tar paper, napkins, curtains, sash nets, and covers priced under typical costs.
Imported Thin Fabrics and Silk Waist Styles Parade
A local shop advertises new spring and summer fabrics and ready wear. Bourette vollety in green and blue, thin imported fabrics, and white ground prints highlight Waists, gloves, and shirts. Special sale on thin white shirt waists from $1 to $1.50 opens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe
Hymeneal Erskine Barnes Meet in Mount Airy Church
A wedding at St James Protestant Episcopal Mount Airy united Miss Levantia Livingstone Barnes and William B Breakine. Ceremony by Rev David May with family and friends attending. The couple left for New York and Canada after a breakfast at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine—Barnes
Mount Airy
St. James
Whealing
W. Va
Erakine
New York
Canada
Eavey
Edna Keedy Eavey
Jacob Eavey
Kesdgeville
Washington County
Thomas Edward McKnight
Aubarn
Neb
Keedynville
B. R. Carnahan
Grace Carnahan
E. L. Eavey
George Buxton
Clyde K. Taylor
Keedysville
Benjamin Watts
Frederick Kriel
Baltimore
Edna Keedy
Mia Elizabeth Fabrooy
Frederick
Mrs. McKnight
Nebraska
Oratorio St Paul Seats Open In Gallery at 35 Cents
Demand for seats prompts limited reserved nests at 35 cents in the gallery for the St Paul oratorio. Tickets go on sale Wednesday morning April 26. Also details on Tom Blaine's Predicament at the Opera House for Frederick City Hospital benefit May 2 at 7:56 p.m. Prices lower floor 50 and 85 cents, balcony 25 cents. Box sheet at McCardell’s. Plus travel notices for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad via special trains and reduced colonial fares to western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blane
Frederick City
James Stane
Johnson Smith
Beatrice
Mabel Bindlay
Eva
Regina Rodoak
Comio
Nellie Legg
John Davis
Kokomo
H. Lee Reich
Catherine
Mazie Schmidt
Augusta
Misa Fox
Samuel Hicks
Ward Haffner
Neil Browning
Harry Qghaplise
St. Paul
Tom Blaine
Opers Houe
Frederick Dramatic Olnob
Frederick Olsy Hospital
McCardeil’a
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio
Maryland
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
O. W. Basastt
Balltimore
MULLINGS Offers Wide Mats and Linoleums at Low Prices
L. E. Mullings promotes a great matting week with a large assortment of weaves in Japanese and China linoleums. New stock daily fills gaps as popular designs move fast. customers urged to view before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Best Linenma Sold at Local Carpet House
L. E. Mullinix notes the best linenoma in town are sold at the carpet house with a prompt to see quality and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.B
Johnson Indicted For False Stamp Costs
Nathan Johnson, a former postmaster at Sugarland Montgomery county, was indicted by a federal grand jury for rendering false accounts to the Postoffice Department auditor regarding stamps cancelled at his office. The case highlights alleged fraud in postal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Nathan Johnson
Sugarland
Montgomery Courty
Federal Grand Jury
Postoffice Department
Last of the Cotillons in Frederick Cotillion Club Dance
The Frederick Cotillion Club held its final event of the season at the Masonic Temple. Attendees came from Frederick, Tyrone, Washington, Baltimore and beyond. Music by the Frederick Select orchestra accompanied olives, chicken salad, biscuits, potato chips and coffee at the late hours. The evening closed with Home Sweet Home. Separately I Station Emich narrowly escaped serious injury at Luther Smith’s barn near Mysraville when a hay tonged door caused a blow to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cotillion Club
Masonic Temple
Tyrone
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Frederick Select Orchestra
Emich
Luther Smith
Mysraville
Mr. Smith
Quarterly Meeting of Independent Hose Company
The regular quarterly meeting of the Independent Hose Company will be held tomorrow evening at o o clock. The committee on arrangements for the firemen's convention will report and delegates to the convention will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Charles Brenner Injury Update and Local Market Notes
Dr. L A Borok reports Charles Brenner is improving after a Tuesday head injury from falling bricks on East Patrick Street and is expected to be discharged tomorrow. Eye nerve impact is minimal, eyesight intact. Nearby Myersville fruit crop damage from late cold shows about 60 percent of passages frozen with apricots and cherries hurt, sweet cherries largely killed. Myersvilla area reports minor mountain-side injury. Local Market: G Waring Tynon’s quotes today's prices for corn 2.30 per bushel shelled 46 cents, wheat No 3 red 0.89, oats 0.40 per bushel, with other grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brenner
L. A. Borok
East Patrick Street
Mr. Brenner
Myaraville
Myersvilla
G. Waring
Will of Zachariah Condon Filed for Probate
The will of Zachariah Condon was filed in the Orphans Court this morning. He leaves 6500 to his wife Catherine Condon and directs equal division of all rent from his property to his daughters Mia Laura Hood and Isabella Condon, whom he names as executrices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacha Condon
Zachariah Condon
Orphans’ Court
Oatherine Condon
Mia
Laura Hood
Isabella Condon
Funeral for Roger O. Sion From Maryland Buried in Cumberland
The remains of Roger O. Sion formerly of Frederick who disappeared from Lonaconing Maryland about three weeks ago died in Omaha Nebraska. They were brought to Cumberland yesterday and buried privately today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger O. Sion
Frederick
Lonaconing
Apont
Omaha
Neb
Cumberland
Fall from Roof Injures Local Slate Worker
John Hartman a slate roofer fell from a roof while at work yesterday sustaining a dislocated right elbow a sprained left knee and several bruises. The incident is noted in local business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartman
Davis 100 Percent Pure Paint Endures on Miss Sullivans House
An Alabama master painter testifies to the durability of Davis 100 percent Pure Paint after five years on Miss Sullivan’s residence at North McDonough Street, Baltimore. He praises its covering, durability, and appearance and endorses the product from H. B. Davis Co. notices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Miss Sullivan
Montgomery
Ala
H. B. Davis Co
Baltimore
Unusual Bargains Offer Wide Range of Goods
A Frederick Maryland ad lists Cambric insertings, edging, silks, mohair, linens, and china silks with varied widths and prices. It promotes creams, dress materials, and laces, plus domestics and haberdashery from George S. Rodook Co. and Rice Brothers. Includes eye, ear, throat practice notices and a sale on lamps and house goods at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isao
Mobairs
Batiste
George
Rodook
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the Daily News
Washmeron
Tos News
W. L. Moora
Jc Organist
N & Bockey
Truasta
Keno
Harpabesh
Fourth Street
Third Street
Olly
John Ridenoar
G. Haugh
Rosenoar
Rosenstock Bros
Newell
Hageratown
Finda
D. A.B
T. ER. Miller
Ucion Mills
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Séjpur
Nehhg & Miller
Neic É& Miller
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Alter Mr. Lawrence
Hobba
Ellicoté City
Laura L. Walter
Donbs
St. John’s Rectory
W. J. Kane
Deidig & Miller
Aluen G. Quynn
Atlas Cement
Kuan & James
Lpworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
L. E. Mullings
L. E, Mullinix
Poants
Hanover
Frazier
Diamond
So'olock
Walcome
E. G. Havan
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
South Market
S&o
J. E. Price & Co
Rodeck A
Bargale
Thos. P. Rice
Jrstablisu
George Rice
Perry Rice
Perry Rice & Bro
A. TE. Rice
Rice & Bons
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
St the
A. J. Eicbelberger
N. W
Market and Third Bee
Oldawiy
Cecil & Gorman
Azdawily
Warti Patrick
Frederick County
Belant & Knott
Patrick Street
Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Skdowly
U. S
Markat
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Boteler
F. B. Sappington
Goode
B. Bappingtor
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