April 29 in History deaths and events recalled
The Daily News lists figures who died, including Ruyter the Dutch admiral born 1607 and Deborah Sampson the American Revolution heroine born 1760. Also noted are Charles de St Pierre, Alexander III of Russia born 1856 and crowned 1856, Levi Tutt Michigan jurist and George W. Biddle Philadelphia lawyer. A ship of Lorn ervera's squadron sailed westward from Cape Verde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm—Michel Adriaanszoon de Ruyter
Ruiter
Roi Ter
Jitian Charles de St. Pierre
Alexander III
Russia
Nicholas
I Deborah Sampson
Sharon
Mass
Deborah Sampson
Massachusetts
Robert Shurtilt
Levi
Tutt
Michigan
Pontiac
George Ww. Biddle
Philadelphia
Ervera
Westwa
Cape Verda Islands
Report irregularities in newspaper delivery promptly
Subscribers are urged to notify The News immediately if any irregularity is found in receipt of papers. The notice emphasizes prompt reporting to ensure timely resolution and uninterrupted service.
Y M G A Conferences Open For Summer Gatherings
The Young Men's Christian Association announces summer conferences for college students starting May 29 at Gearhart Oregon. About 1500 delegates from 132 colleges are expected, with six to ten days of Bible study, leadership training, and afternoons for athletics. Notable speakers include Dr E J Bosworth H B Sharman and E T Colton.
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Young Men’s Obriatian Association
Gearheart
Columbus River
Oregon
Association of the Northwest
E. J. Bosworth
H. B. Sharman
E. T. Colton
College Association
Groves
Christian Ministry
City Missions
Foreign Missions
Young Men’s Christian Association
Isymen
Mast
Northfield Conferanos
Robert B. Speer
G. Campbel
Morgan
D. T
George Jackson
Edinburgh
William F. MelDowell
D. D
EB. I. Bosworth
Michener
Lakeside
Ohio
Ontario
Michigan
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
McDowell
Howardgasten Johonton
Robert E. Speer
Elmore Harris
Emory Want
G. K. Shartleff
Harlan P
Tors Jaye
John R. Moss
Lake Geneva
Central West
J. Wilbur Chapman
Dean Sanders
Messrs. Speer
Mott
International Committee
Silver Bay
Lake George
Association
XY. M.Q. A
Orphans Court Probate Receives Wills of Eves Deitrick Noland
In the Orphans Court, the wills of Peter Eves Anna Catherine Deitrick and Alexander Noland were filed for probate. Eves directs sale of all property with proceeds split among Thomas Clayton Bees Ide Biddinger Mary Eben Eves and Lydis A L Calest. Deitrick leaves rest to nine children with Eliza Dietrick as executrix. Noland bequeaths all property to wife Georgeanna Noland with her as sole executrix. Postmaster Melvia F Shipley appointed at Myersville. G W Bittle removed.
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Peter Eves
Anna C. Deitrick
Alexander Noland
Oolor
Orphans’ Court
Thomes Clayton Bees
Ide B. Biddinger
John Biaainger
Mary Eben Eves
Lydis A. L.calest
Harry G. Leecalect
Elese
Thees
Thomas Clayton Eves
Anna Catherine Dietrick
Adam
Eliza
Elizabeth Strong
Ann B
Mizuis W
Anna Maris
John P
Lawrence
Beory Dietrick
Eliza Dietrick Cole
Georgeanna Noland
Bragful Nuptials Unite Neidig Woodward in High Church Wedding
Miss Phoebe Helen Neidig daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Neidig of the city and Dr Lewis Blair Woodward of Westminster Maryland wed at Evangelical Reformed church in a ceremony at 6 20 PM assisted by Rev E B Brohbach D D The church brimmed with Easter lilies palms and ferns Organist Carrie E Rinehart led a program before the bridal party The ushers guards and bridesmaids included Guy K Motter Dr G Morris Golden Dr W Joline Martin and Dr Robert H Woodward The bride wore white panne crepe over satin with duchess lace and orange blossoms The couple left for a bridal tour and will reside in Westminster after January first with a home to be announced for return guests from Charlestown West Virginia Frederick Pittsburgh Philadelphia Newark and other cities attended The reception followed at Holly Park and gifts pins and pearls were exchanged The ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn as the couple departed for their honeymoon noting the bride’s and groom’s families and out of town guests.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Phoebe Helen Neidig
William C. Neidig
Lewis Blair Woodward
Westminster
E. B. Brohbach
Carrie E. Rine
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Jane Engel Woodward
May Getzendancer
Charlestown
W. Va
Rose Marie Birely
Lids Master
Frederick
Grace Nordig
la France Rose
Alice
Harriet Miller
Laonie D. Getzandanner
Emory G. Buckingham
Frontborg
Evening Star
Tanhhauser
Mendelesohn
Mies Neidig
Holly Park
Woodward
Jane
Margaret Gotzendanczer
D. W. Border
Kearneyerille
R. BR. Toda
Carlisle
Misa Myrtle Wolfe
Shippensburg
Brodbseck
Hanover
M.J. Woodward
Irene Woodward
Theo. Engler
Samuel Roop
D. Miller
F. B. Muller
J. Js. Reifannder, Jr
John M. Roberts
Siale
M. Test Buckinghem
Lara Lewis
J.P. Wantz
K. Woodward
Israsiles Green
Death by gas in Windsor Hotel room Baltimore
John T. Fleming 58 native of the county and traveling engineer for Richmond Locomotive Works was found dead in bed with gas on at the Windsor Hotel. Coroner certifies self destruction, disputed by son Harvey Fleming of 1820 East Eager Street. Fleming previously worked on the Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland railroads and other lines. Funeral Friday at 2 from 1820 East Bager Street with interment in Loudon Park.
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John T. Fleming
Richmond Locomotive Works
Windsor Hotel
Calvert and
Franklin Streets
Baltimore
Martin
Harvey Fleming
East Eager Street
Fleming
Pbed
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Blas Mountain Express
Western Maryland Railroad
St. Louis
Thiaveral
East Bager Street
Loudon Park Cemetery
New Home of Hanover Elks Dedicated in Hanover Pa
The Hanover Lodge No. 763 of the Elks dedicated its new two story brick clubhouse with brownstone trim in Hanover Pennsylvania. Delegates including Charles D. Weil and Meade D. Detweiler spoke at the occasion. The hall cost 14 000 to purchase and 7 000 to remodel while membership rose to 100, up 70 in a year.
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Hanover Elks
Hanover Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Hanover
Charles D. Weil
Wiil- Trameport
Meade D. Detweiler
Harrisburg
United States
Elks
Hanover Lodge of
Biks
Peak Sisters Offer Entertaining Temperance Program
The Middletown Y W C A room hosted W O T U entertainment featuring the Peak Sisters with Kesiah Mrs Gaylor Abu and Jemima plus many others in period costumes. Dorothy Nora Wite and Edmonia House provided vocal and instrumental selections. the group performed humorous and historical readings and hatchet themed songs. A cream fete was announced for May 7 with many attendees expressing appreciation.
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Middletown
Alaska
Wilhide
May Storm Forecast From Rev Hicks Predicts Frequent Rains
The Rev il R Hicks forecasts a May dominated by storms across the central western and eastern states. He outlines five storm periods from late April into late May with warmer spells, rising barometers, and potential frosts northward if winds shift, including violent winds and possible tornadoes mid month.
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Il R. Hicks
Hs Cave
Pallad
Prairies
Atlantic
University Extension Society Elects Officers and Plans Lectures
An evening meeting of the local University Extension Society at the Woman's College reviewd finances with a balance of 73.77 dollars. Officers were elected: President Rev. Dr. E. S. Todd, Vice President Miss M. M. Robinson, Secretary Prof. J. H. Apple, Treasurer A. M. Isanogie. The executive committee will grow by six members. Lectures begin February 19 1904 for six weeks with Cecil F. Lavell A M invited to present The Awakening of Modern Europe. Lavell is currently in Italy. More details to follow.
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University Extension Society
Woman’s College
E. S. Todd
M. M. Robinson
J. H. Apple
A. M. Isanogie
Sereon
Cecil F. Laveil
Europe
Lavell
Italy
Ister
Millinery Opening by Blumewaver Milliners Company
The Blumewaver Milliners Company hold their summer opening today and tomorrow showcasing the latest headgear and novelties in a millinery emporium. Windows display flies of the Valley daisies and chrysanthemum. Mr Edgar Danisis, ill with peritonitis, is much improved.
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Blumewaver Milliners Company
Edgar Danisis
Union Organized In Frederick Masonry Group Forms Labor Union
The International Stone Masons and Bricklayers Union was organized in Frederick with about 20 masons present at the City Hotel. Officers elected include Joseph Burck as president and Charles B. Gaver as president. The union aims to set an eight hour Saturday and nine hour weekdays with a three dollar daily wage starting August 1 1903, adjusting for existing contracts. Meetings will continue at the City Hotel to include those who missed the initial gathering.
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Maryland
Funerals Report From Local News Page
Multiple funeral services are recorded for Thomas Pinkney Emily Cookson H Clay Stauffer George W Bentz with services at Asbury church Olivet cemetery TaraeIa Greek and B & C avenues. Rev T C Carroll Rev Dr Jagle Rev Ernest McGill officiated with pallbearers named and interments at Greenmount Olivet and other cemeteries. A T Rice Son and C Carty funeral directors.
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Thomas Pinkney
Asbury Church
T. C. Carroll
O. H. Murray
Frederick Cadets
Barry Whiten
Oliver Tyler
Joseph Larkins
James Graham
Frank Wills
Edward Brown
Osders
Greenmount Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sone
Emily Cookson
George E
William L
Howard L. Smith
Arthur Keesler
William G
Howard
Nephawa
Ms.Olivet Cemetery
H. Clay Stauffer
Walkersville
Ernest McGill
Edward Fink
James Plunkard
John L. McMaster
Jobe Diehl
G. L. Winebrewer
William O. Cramer
Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
Tarael'a Greek
C. Carty
George W. Bentz
B. & C. Avenas
Osborne Ingle
Hat Trimming Contest At Trinity M E Church Event
A social event at Trinity M E Church South featured a music program with piano solos recitations and vocal performances by local residents. A hat trimming contest followed with John Young winning best trim and Robert Jones receiving the booby prize. Cake and lemonade were served to the audience.
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Trinity M. EB. Church South
Guy Eline
Regina Rodock
Misees Jolia
Margaret Young
Miss Ollis
John Young
Robert Jones
Lawful Troubles and City Piping Notes
Peter Wess and Thomas Brown were arrested for disorderly conduct and fined two dollars seventy five cents and two dollars fifty cents respectively. both paid. Daniel McCarthy faced vagrancy charges and was found not guilty but ordered to leave town. A contract was approved to have a survey for a new paving project and a request to run a pipe for a pipe organ in the Woman's College building was considered but no action taken.
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Justicee Woop
Peter Wess
Thomas Brown
King
Justice Wood
Went
Brown
Daniel McCarthy
McCarthy
Algermen
City Register
L. Chalkley Hatton
A.C. McCardell
J. H. Apple
Ptomission
Woman’s College
Death of Infant Agnes Dintermay at Bartonavilis
Agnes infant daughter of Lewis D and Sarah Dintermay died at home near Bartonavilis of eczema at 3 months. Funeral will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Agnes
Lewis D
Sarah Dintermay
Bartonavilis
Local Market and Court News Highlights
Court of Appeals heard Norris v Baumgardner as local items note bank figures, dividends and reserve accounts. Frederick listings advertise silk paints, upright pianos, spring openings, optical home service, and One Way Colonist rail rates to the West with discounted fares via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Paints
Arzousa
Oalifornia
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utab
Washington
Wyoming
British Columbia
Calist
Baltimors and
Ohio Railroad
Notions and fabrics in stylish spring ad appeal
A storefront ad promotes a wide range of fashion fabrics and accessories for spring. It highlights linens,Lisle, silk, lace, gloves, and neckties with color options and sale prices, inviting readers to visit the carpet room to view exclusive carpet and matting designs and new fashion novelties.
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Alimon
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Toots Sommers
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Orme Optical Co
Washington, D. C
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Felepbous Callan
Batiste
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Wibe
Cramer
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