Notable historical deaths and events in 19th century notes
April 28 in history highlights Thomas Hetterton and Stuart Robson, both noted actors, with Monroe’s early doctrine asserting noncolonization and noninterference in the Americas. Also recalled are fires in Oshkosh and New Orleans, a 1836 birth, and a 1900s Chinese-Japanese naval action near Vladivostok.
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Imo
Thomas Hetterton
James Monroe
Westmoreland County
Monroe
America
United States
Oshkosh
Wis
Sea of Japan
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PURELY PERSONAL VISITORS AND TRAVELERS LISTED
Judge Mason of Lessberg visits this city while Emory J. Coblentz travels on business. Dr J E Bromwell of Mt Airy spends the day in town on business. Charles O Anders of Newton Miss visits family in Middletown. Salda Rice of Gettysburg Pa visits Lizzie Hallar. Helen A Hroepps visits Harper's Ferry W Va. Conrad J Manght of Middletown heads west via Springfield Ohio. Rev Dr and Mrs Luther Kahlman of Gettysburg Pa return home after visiting friends.
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Judge Mason
Lessberg
Emory J. Coblentz
J. E. Bromwell
Mt. Airy
Charles O. Anders
Newton
Miss
Middletown
Salda Rice
Gettysburg
Lizzie Hallar
Atreck
Helen A. Hroepps Fe
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Conrad J. Manght
Springfield
Ohio
Luther Kahlman
The Bib l Her Comfort Miss Fay McDaniel Died
Miss Fay McDaniel who died last week in Walkereville and was buried at Waynesboro was a sanitarium patient. She left a Bible fly leaf prayer expressing acceptance of God's will, faith in Christ as shepherd and guide, and comfort found in scripture during illness and daily burdens.
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Fay McDaniel
Walkereville
Waynesboro
White Pine Sanitarium
Thia
World
Shadow of Death
Hymeneas to wed next month in St Patrick's church
Mrs Sabina M Miller issues marriage pard for her daughter Marie E Miller to Alexiacer G Bentley on May 10 at St Patrick's Washington with Rev Dr Brafford and Rav Joseph F McGee officiating. Reception at 3240 School St Mount Pleasant DC. Marie Miller known locally, Visitation Academy graduate. Invitations out for Grace Miller to J Olande Arnold at their Petersville area residence on May 2 at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabina M. Miller
Marie E. Miller
Alexiacer G. Bentley
St. Patrick's Church
Washington
D. J. Brafford
Joseph F. McGee
School Street
Mount Pleasant
D. C
Baltimore Daughters host Mrs McLean at Belvedere
Mrs Donald McLean newly elected President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution attended a Baltimore Chapter meeting yesterday afternoon in the Belvedere drawing rooms Miss Willie Ritchie regent of the Frederick Chapter and Bris McLean’s sister were introduced The Baltimore Daughters were invited to join Frederick Chapter on an excursion to Mount Vernon on May 20
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Baltimore
Donald McLean
New York
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Belvedere
Willie Ritchie
Frederick
Bris. McLean
Shoe
Mount Vernon
Bick. U. S. Commissioner Rosoos O. White Heads to Baltimore
East Fourth street official Rosoos O. White, who had been ill for some time, traveled to Baltimore this morning to consult medical specialists. Paul Kline of Wolfeville, nearly 93 in May, is confined to his bones and suffers from heart issues described as cardiac dropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rosoos O. White
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
Paul Kline
Wolfeville
Alleged Assault Lands Man in Jail in Joberville
Luther Stein was arrested by Constable Stephen Myers at Boethe in the county on charges of assault and rape as alleged by Mrs. Dar sie B. Stitely. The magistrate set bail at 250 dollars and held Siers in jail after he did not deny all details of the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Stein
Stephen Myers
Boethe
Mra
Darsie B. Stitely
Mra. Stitely
Grabill
Jonnaville
Siers
Funeral Services for John P Johnson and Mary Snorb
The funeral of John Porter Johnson was held yesterday at 3 PM from his son’s residence with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating. Pallbearers included F Knott and others. burial at Olivet Cemetery. O O Carty directed. The second funeral for Mary Maude Ostherine Snorb occurred today at 10 AM from her parents’ home with Rev J A Agsper presiding. burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. O O Carty directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter Johnson
John L. Johnson
Esat Patrickstrast
Osborna Ingle
F. Knott
Frederick Schimmel
J. B. Bowyers
David Wertheimer
George H. Zimmerman
A.G. Quynn
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
O. 0. Carty
Mary Maude Ostherine Snorb
George W. Shorb
Utica Mills
J. A. Agsper
Mount Olivet
O. O. Carty
Geptasoph Initiation At Frederick Conclave Meeting
At the Frederick Ononclave Improved Order Heptssopha regular meeting a large class will be initiated. Supreme Organizer John W. Ornett and Supreme Counsellor Olin Bryan of Baltimore will assist. Deputy Supreme Organizer William H. Reed led efforts to grow the Conclave’s membership in the city. Visitors from Baltimore will be entertained after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ononclave
Thin Sventog
John W. Ornett
Olin Bryan
Baltimore
Frederick
William H. Reed
Rain Cancels ME John Marys College Game at Athletic Park
Rain halted yesterday afternoon’s baseball game between ME John Marys College and the Maryland School at Athletic Park. A large crowd watched as spectators faced a postponed finish, with organizers promising a substitute game next Saturday and a Brunswick team visit at 2:30 p.m. No admission charged.
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Mary's College
Maryland
Athletic Park
Brunswick
Exhibition of Peomacchip Penmanship At Hall's College
A free exhibition of the penmanship will be held on Monday at 7 30 PM at Hall's Business College, recently opened on the third floor of the Examiner building. The Great Council of Maryland, Improved Order of Red Men, met at Orinfield where Kirby Rin ker of Brunswick was nominated for Great Sachem.
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Hall's Business College
Examiner
Great Council of
Maryland
Orinfield
Kirby I Rinker
Brunswick
Special Meeting to Open Terra Cotta Pipe Bids
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will hold a special meeting this evening to open bids received for supplying terra cotta pipe for the new inlets to the sewer.
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Board of Aldermen
Real Estate Deal Sealed For Tyler Residence Purchase
Dr. O F Goodell buys the Tyler residence from Misa Harriett Tyler for 8500 dollars. Patrick Baet is listed as resting. Goodell plans to occupy the home after September 1.
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O. F. Goodell
Misa Harriett Tyler
Tyler
Baet Patrick
Home employment scheme exposed by postal authorities
A Philadelphia hearing before United States Commissioner Bell examined a alleged get rich quick operation run by Mise Bello Wilson. The Belle Wilson company promised $10 weekly for gilded window signs, requiring a $110 outfit, then sent back cards claiming poor workmanship. Witnesses testified others profited and that the firm, located at 608 Walnut Street, operated under various aliases.
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United States
Bell
Philadelphia
Mise Bello Wilson
Ewindie
Bells Wilson Company
J. H. Wardie
Wilson
Alice Weaver
Washington, D. C
Misa Wilson
Harry Wilson
Allan William H. Kingston
William H. Walker
Laulee Sattertheatre
Belle Wilsac Company
A. S. Pritchard
Belle Wilson Company
Walnut Street
Hindergarten Easter program at The Frea Kindergarten
The Frea Kindergarten held an Easter entertainment at Junior Hall directed by Miss Margaret Blaenbauer with assistant Miss Rath Sappington at the piano. Children sang motion songs, showed bright faces, and demonstrated object teaching through horse shod, bird houses, caterpillar to butterfly acts. The school, with over forty scholars, ended with patriotic rouge and ice cream.
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Frea
Margaret Blaenbauer
Rath Sappington
Hastertide
Ica Oreama
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Replaces Horses in Hagerstown
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company buys two black horses weighing about 1,400 pounds each to replace their older grays used on the truck. The new pair cost about $500, while the grays, weighing around 1,300 pounds, were sold to Howard Kefanver of Middletown for $350 for farming use. The move reflects concerns about pulling power for heavy equipment.
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Mr. Kefanger
Geta
Ahsand
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Hagerstown
Howard Kefanver
Middletown
Boys to Host Fifth Spring Gospel Service at YMCA
On Sunday morning the Boys Service at the YMCA rooms begins at 9 15. Rev Charles F Steck will address. Attendance grows with 69 present last Sunday. Hon M G Urner spoke previously, delivering an engaging and helpful talk. All boys are invited to attend and asked to meet promptly.
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Charles F. Steck
M.G. Urner
St Paul Tonight Concert Ready For 8 O Clock Start
A large audience is anticipated as the St Paul concert program proceeds with the choir and orchestra in readiness. Mrs Martle and the soloists arrived, while Beheavenis directs with the soloists adloistas chorus and orchestra preparing for the 8 o'clock performance.
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St. Paul
Correction of Hospital Benefit Play Notice
A typographical error in Tex News suggested the Dramatic Club play benefited the Emergency Hospital. The intended wording was that the interest of the City Hospital is centered in the play to be given for its benefit.
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Tex News
Dramatic Club
Mag. A. L. EapEn
Telegram From Mrs McLean Celebrates DAR President General
Mrs Donald McLean replies to Mayor Smith Joy thanking him for congratulating her on election as president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She hopes to visit her native town and its people soon. Baptism reported for Frederick Schroeder at Third Street Oakland home. Rev John McClelland of the Presbyterian church officiated.
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McLean
Smith Joy
Donald McLean
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred. J. Schroeder
Third Street
Oakland
Frederick
Jno
McClelland
Presbyterian Obnoh
Market Quotations from The Local Mart for Today
Mr G Waring Tyeon's market quotes list corn at 2.80 a barrel shelled 46 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 89 cents Mo 3 red 85 cents per bushel teamer five sixty cents per bushel rejected 50 cents per bushel damaged 66 cents per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel
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G. Waring
Closing of Sewing School by Women's Christian Temperance Union
Closing exercises of the Sewing School connected with the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. The children's work will be on exhibition and a program rendered.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Beef cattle price movement in Hagerstown shipment
Dealers ship cattle from Chicago to Hagerstown and offer six cents per pound live weight to butchers. Prices paid for home raised cattle range from 534 to 66 contaa pounds.
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Hagerstown
Chicago
Horse Falls Through Bridge On Public Road
Dr. C F Goodell narrowly escaped serious injury when his horse fell through a damaged bridge on a public road near Shookstown. The horse's legs slipped between log girders as work to surface the missing planks had left the span unsafe. Locals aided the rescue and the horse suffered broken bones and possible internal injuries. repairs had been underway for weeks with no warning lights or barriers at the unsafe crossing.
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C.F. Goodell
C. F. Goodall
Shookstown
Montegoo
Dr. Goodell
Eftire
Goodell
Frederick
May weather forecast from Rev Iri Hiloke predicts multiple storm periods
The forecast outlines five May storm periods with central dates and planetary influences, predicting thunder, hail, tornado potential, and a shift to cooler conditions after each peak. It notes rising humidity, widespread rain, and violent storms across central western states, culminating in a cooler regime later in May. The piece also reports the Rockville wedding of Walter Fawcett and Sarah Margaret Rose in Alexandria, Virginia, officiated by Rev William J. Morton.
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Iri Hiloke
Venus
Rockville
Walter Fawceti
Cloverly
Montgomery County
Sarah Margaret Rose
Marahi
William J. Morton
Alexandria
Bargain House Offers Apparel and Home Goods
Local catalog notes heavy sale lines including men s collarless night robes at 50 cents, Oriental fabrics, tar paper, mercerized napkins, lace panels, Madras curtains, and white shirt waists with decorative fronts. Also advertised are black silk items, stockings, and various after Easter men s furnishings. Local notices list events, meetings, and sale announcements from Hagerstown to Frederick, with train and hospital charity events.
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Walsta
Witte Lawn
Atask
Bick
White
Superior
Bradford
Died and Dying: Victims and Notables Across Maryland
News items from Maryland report the death of Captain Ianno WN Vensey in Pocomoke City after a thunderstorm damage incident. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Jones of Kensington dies at 74, her son Dr Eugene Jones serving as Kensington physician. Widow and railroad veterans mentioned include John Rose of Cumberland and George W. Fawcett joining the Panama Canal Commission. A Cumberland man faces trial for Officer McNamara’s murder at Curtis Bay with State and defense cases fully argued. Mrs. Thomas L Moore, daughter in law of Hon Joseph T Moore, dies in Los Angeles while en route to Honolulu with her husband.
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Ianno WN. Vensey
Pocomoke City
Baunel T. Earle
Medical
John Rose
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cumberland
Elizabeth R. Jones
Kensington
Montgomery County
Eugene Jones
George W. Fawcett
Panama Canal Commission
Isthmus
William Lester
McNamara
Curtis Bay
Annapolis
Thomas L. Moore
Joseph T. Moore
Sandy Spring
Los Angeles
Cal
Honolulu
Woman Sleeps Standing Up For Fifty Years
Mary Dick eroan of Cleveland aged seventy nine slept standing on her feet at night for over twenty years to escape morphine dreams. A former morphine addict of fifty years she quit by religious conversion and now says sleeping upright eliminates terrifying dreams and keeps her from using the drug.
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Mary Digkeraan
B. H. Bmoot
Cleveland
Dickeraon
Bat
Hell's Fire
Auction Tonight For Local Groceries From John W Young Jr
Local notice states a sale of John W Young Jr s groceries at 7 30 tonight at Patrick Street with bidding by Walter Baunders Brant and Krrr list 80 cents per bushel for potatoes and other items in the stack
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John W.young, Jr
Patrick Street
Walter Baunders
Established 16 1800. The Bandsome Blue Occhinaware
A fragmentary note highlights an established era and a blue occhinaware line. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the item signals a product line tied to early 19th century craft and market presence.
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