Notable 18th Century Figures and Events In History
December 14 in history marks poet Val-Charles Wolfe born in Dublin died on December 14. General Anthony Wayne known as Mad Anthony died on Fisher Island. Lake Erie born 1745. Wayne’s Stony Point raid remains famed. George Washington died at Mount Vernon in 1799. Prince Albert died at Windsor Castle age 42. Wilhelmina TIL, Dutch king, died at The Hague born 1964. Arbitration treaty US Italy concluded. Lemuel Clerk Davis editor Philadelphia Public Ledger died in Philadelphia born 1850s.
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Val—Charles Wolfe
Dub- UN
Anthony Wayne
Mad Anthony
Fresque Isle
Lake Exle
Wayne
Stony Point
Edson
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Wilkien Til
Netherlands
the Hague
United States
Italy
Lemuel Clerk Davis
Philadelphia Public Letger
Philadelphia
Notice to Day News Subscribers for Collecting Amounts
Tomorrow the thirteenth day of the month carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes the amounts due. Having exact change ready may save minor delays and inconvenience.
Personal Gossip on Visitors and Movers in Frederick
Purely personal notes list individuals visiting Frederick from different places. Thomas Fisher of Lime Kiln stays in Frederick. Samuel D. Thomas returns from Baltimore. John F. Davis of Orleans calls in Frederick. J O Ahearn and family move to 220 South Market. George and Harry Zimmerman from Fremont visit Talstives. David Lowenateix returns to Baltimore. H A Bairaud family from Pottsville visit East Sixth Street. Mrs W P Englar and daughter Bilda of Uniontown visit Mrs J Welty Fantasy. Mrs Gerald Hobbin and Miss Janie Zimmerman from New York visit their parental home on North Market. Laura I Cook returns from Baltimore. James Forsythe returns from Nashville for Marble Workers Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eavant
Thomas Fisher
Lime Kily
Frederick
Samuel D. Thomas Har
Baltimore
John F. Davis
Urleans
J. O. Ahearn
Baltimore County
South Market Street
George
Harry Zimmer
Fremont
Ohio
Talstives
David Lowenateix
H. A. Bairaud Family
Pottsville
George W. Shoemaker
East Sixth Street
W. P. Englar
Bilda
Uniontown
J. Welty Fantasy
East Patric:atreat
Gerald Hobbin
Misa Janie Zimmerman
New York
North Markets Street
Laura I. Cook
James Forsythe
North Sfarket Street
Nashville
Roosevelt and Clagett Meet at White House Dispatch
A Washington dispatch reports Uncle Jess Clagett of Frederick County Maryland who rode with the Rough Riders in the Spanish War was presented to the President by Representative Peorra. The President recalled him, noting Clagett often stood beside him at San Juan Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jess” Clagett
Frederick County
Maryland
Funeral for Frank Eugene Albaugh Held at Family Home
The funeral took place at 3 pm from the Albaugh home on East South Street with services led by Reser and Dr ESchbach plus Rev. E L Molen. Pallbearers named Frank, Edger, Ira Moore and Edward Mantz. Burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Garry directed the funeral. Also notes on an Oyster Supper and Bear Down Club gathering with reflections on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eugene Albaugh
Eugene H. Albaugh
East South Street
ER. Eschbach
E. L. Molen
Frank, Edger
Ira Moore
Edward Mantz
Mt. Olivat
Garry
Fonstal
Divorce Petition Filed in Local County Court
Mrs. Mary GC Reut, by attorney Frank L. Stoner, filed a bill for divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Emmet L. Reut. The couple married in this county on February 13, 1850, by Rev. David Stitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary GC. Reut
Frank L. Stoner
Emmet L. Reut
David, Stitely
Fredonis Council to Host Smoker and Social Evening
The Fredonis Council of O U0 A M will hold a smoker and social gathering tomorrow evening in their lodge room.
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Fredonis Council, O. U0. A.M
Griffith Awarded Damages in Harcis Case. Harris v Hallman Verdict
In circuit court Miss Griffith was awarded 22 damages after a verdict in her favor in the Harcis versus Hallman case. The court also heard Harris v Hallman on a wage dispute with Hallman successful. Remainder of docket included Cornesline Fisher versus Henry Beldler proceeding on a rye straw crop removal dispute with jury recessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recese
James B. Boyer
Hallman
A. D. Willard
John Wood
Haring
Gourt
Henderson
Cornesline F. Fisher
Henry C. Beldler
Beldfer
O’clcr
Hymeneas and Wedding Announcements Spin Local Notice
Dr H V Dutrow and Emma Agnes Thomas wed quietly at the bride’s home on South Market arrest due to a recent death in the family. They depart for Washington and New York and sail to Panama later. A double wedding is planned for Katie Boyer to Archie Tacomas and Lillis Regine to Carroll Noll at Fonagaville. Robert George Fry and Alice Gladys Hickinss wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Daisy F Shaw en and Daniel P Smith have announced a wedding for December 26 at St Mark’s Cathedral in Donbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Dr Datrow
Panama
Datrow
Bir
O. Newton Trundle
Katie Boyer
Archie Alpheus Tacomas
Lillis Regine
Carroll Floyd Noll
Fonagaville
Pey—Hickman
Robert George Fry
Alice Gladys Hickinss
Toudoan County
Bar. M. A. Gastle
Obituary notices from Baltimore area deaths
Retired butcher Jesse A Kaufman died at 87 in Baltimore after months of illness. Survived by widow Emma Kaufman and eight children including Mrs. Grimm and Mrs. Parker, with several others in New York and Washington. Addie E Bohn died at 37 in Araby after lingering illness, husband William Bohn surviving, no children. Funeral services at Araby chapel with Mt. Olivet Cemetery interment. Fannie M Clay, youngest daughter of George M and Martha A Olsy, died at Plane No 4. Several listed sick in the community with varying conditions and improving status.
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Jesse A.dhraceman
Jesse A.D. Kaufman
Sge
West Lafaystie Avenues
Baltimore
Emma Y. Kaufman
Thomas O. Grimm
P. F. Noland
Fairhaven
Mass
Jessie Kaufman
J. K. Parker
Brooklyn
N. Y
E.P. Rider
G. N. Rider
Washington
Meyers
George and
Jesse Kaufman
Ars
William
Addie E. Bohn
William Bohn
Araby
Araby Chaps
Mt. Olivet
Fannin M. Clay
Fannie M
Gorge M
Martha A. Olsy
This County
Baltimore Dry Goods Man Dies by Jumping in New York Subway
Charles H. Neel a once well known Baltimore dry goods man, despondent over business troubles, killed himself yesterday by leaping before a subway train in New York. His wife, a relative of Frederick families, 43, single and the last of his line, accompanied by a recent South American trip, had sought employment without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Neel
George H. O. Neal
Baltimore
New York
Neal
Frederick
Tronts
South America
Sinn Sues Royal Arcanum over Insurance Claim
Mrs. Sinn files suit in Cumberland to recover life insurance proceeds of her husband Roger L. Sinn. Plaintiff targets Royal Arcanum officials in Baltimore and the case follows Roger Sinn’s death in Omaha. Peter M. Wright appeals $1,000 bond tied to Roger Sinn for the German Brewing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinn
B. Sinn
Cumberland
Royal Arcanum
Roger L. Sinn
Frederick
Omaha
Neb
Baltimore
Peter
Water Main Burst in Weat Seventh Street Quiets Nearby
A water main burst yesterday on Weat Seventh Street near Mr. Jessa Lippscombe’s range causing a street disruption. There were no injuries reported and the incident is attributed to insufficient water supply from the main line.
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Jessa Lippscombe
Seventh Street
Noone
Trustees seek new contract for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Surviving trustees of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in Baltimore ask the court in Hagerstown to authorize a new ten year contract with the Transportation Company of Washington County. They report already restoring the canal, paying $121,000 in interest, and state revenues will suffice to cover canal expenses while guaranteeing no loss to the trust. The hearing is set for December 27 with notices due by December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Co
Jocept Bryan
Haugh L. Bond, Jr
Baltimore
Chesaypeake and Ohio Canal
Hagerstows
Chess- Peake and Ohio Transportation Company
Washington County
Tadge Keedy
Fairfax B. Landatreet
Canal Company
Trastees
Transportation Company
Court of Appeals
Sam &A
Transportation Company Guaranteing
Canuel
Traveportation Company
Sllowacca
Maryland Seeks Licenses for Traction Engines and Automobiles
Owners of traction engines and motor vehicles must obtain a registered certificate from the Secretary of State. Applicants must provide name, address, vehicle type, horsepower, and pay a $1 fee. Noncompliance carries severe penalties including fines up to $5907 and up to 30 days in jail.
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Maryland
Secretary of State
Lsw
Fire destroys large bank barn near German Town
A blaze between 3 and 4 AM consumed the farm barn of M John F Hargatt near German Town Montgomery County. Seven horses and 25 cattle, hay, straw, and farming implements were lost, with partial insurance coverage. Livestock could not be saved and the origin was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. John F. Hargatt
Germantown
Montgomery County
Phe Ste
Hargett
Baggagemaster Gaither Killed by Engine Near Washington
Mr. Semevel Gaither of this city, baggage master for the Baltimore and Ohio line between this city and Washington, was killed last evening at Silver Springs when an engine backed into a side track and struck him as he crossed. He was 58, married with six children, and had served the railroad for about thirty years. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at his home on South Market Street with interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semevel Gaither
Trafic
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Silver Springs
Fea
Mr. Gaither
Ben
South Market Street
Messra, Esilman
Guy Gaither
Frank
Agnes
Nendie
Lillian
Gaither
Itet
Elegant Fox Gifts Dominate Holiday Shopping
NEIDIG and MILLER advertise a wide holiday selection at wholesale-like prices. Japanese Fox furs, Russian sable, and Isabella Fox Scarfs lead a strong lineup of muffs, capes, and long scarves with discounts. Leather goods include belts and pocketbooks, plus blankets, chocolates, pillows, and cosmetics. Local merchants promote holiday specials through Christmas season sales and fresh fruit, candies, and toys.
Officers and assets listed for local bank
Officers named J. D. Baker and H. G. Baker hold president and vice president posts with Wt. G. Zimmeralan as cashier. Samuel G. Duvall serves as another vice president. Reported assets total 100,000 dollars with 9250,000 noted in cashiers.
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J. D. Baker
WH. G. Baker
H.D. Barker
Wt. G. Zimmeralan
Samuel G. Duvall
Fire tears through H. J. Jameson stable near Rawlings
News notes a fire destroying the H. J. Jameson stable near Rawlings. Other items report a cross‑deed against violators of the civil law by the Stats fishery force, a planned oyster cruise by Commander Howard in the upper bay, an assignment for benefit of creditors by basket maker Neal Gootee of Federalburg, and the death of Balti more elder Mr. Bonis McLane at 1101 Worth Charles street. Additional reports cover an executive visit by Seaster-sed Bistr Lea, support for Col. John P. Moore for Senate President, an attempted arson at a bank barn on Dr. E. Tracey Bishop’s farm near Downs ville, Clyde Ditto’s early fire discovery, an unsuccessful arson attempt on Benjamin Phenix’s Washington county house, and kerosene‑soaked pins burned under a porch with threats to the family.
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H. J. Jameson
Rawlings
Stats
Howard
Upper Bay
Gootee
Neal
Federaleburg
Caroline County
Creditera
Bonis McLane
Baltimore
Dhat
Worth Charles Street
Seaster-sed Bistr Lea
John P. Moore
Senate
E. Tracey Bishop
Downsville
Washington County
Clyde Ditto
Ous
Banjsamin
Christmas entertainments announced at Linganore and Liberty churches
Notices announce holiday events at Linganore and Liberty M E churches. Christmas entertainment at Liberty on Dec 22 at 7 p m and Linganore on Dec 24 at 10 p m and 2 30 p m with an Oak Orchard program at 3 p m. Additional events include December 29 singalong at Linganore and Sunday services December 17 and 24. Retrival begins Watch Night at Linganore.
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Tinganore
Liberty Olreult
Frack A. Hillman
Christman
Libertytown
M E
Linganore M. E
Oak Orchard
Singanore Church
Linganore Church
Libearty
Linganors
Law Court Fines and Harsh Penalties Mentioned
The report notes Justice Smith handling cases with fines and jail terms for breaking a door on Broadway and contempt of court. Defendants including Chat Barnes and others were fined for contempt and jailed. Franklin Brown received a reprimand for harboring fugitives. A separate local note records the slaughter of eighteen hogs and their total weight 6319 pounds across various individual weights.
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Smith Joe James
J. Francis Smith
Broadway
Chat” Barnes
John Palm
Jesse Jones
Fredonia and Frederick City notices set meetings and elections
A sequence of local notices lists a Frederick City Hospital Gold special meeting for December 13 at 3 PM and a regular meeting January 26 at 3 PM with officer elections. Fredonia Council No 46 G O M holds a smoker December 15 at 3 PM, with candidates to be nominated. Includes Hershberger’s candy promotions and Lowaney’s Choosiates in small packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Fredonia Council
G.O. A.M
Cfilsera
W. C. Bessxzrt
R. G C
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Tee News
W. L. Moone
The
Weather Bureau
Ulster
Meee
Gurtis Pub. Co
Brozell & Fout
Harahberger
Hershbarger
N. Beansitt
R. C
B. BR. Oodwise
Taos. Kamp
O. Carty
bMarkey’s
Iseanonr & Sins
L. E. Meltinix
Ragenstock Bros
Seedseribers
Roosevelt and Clagett
Cayenne
Mart. G. Waring Tyson's
Niewera Per Brehige
MISS
Griffith
Gomrt
Harcis
Hymeneas
Daisy F. Shawen
Doubs
Daniel P. Smith
Tuezday
Bi. Mark's + Catheran
Donbs
DELTH
Amos Baworthy
Paarl
John F. Yinger
Wm. Pentz
West Fourth Stream
John C. Rhoderick
West Fifth Street
Julius Sbausenbaugh
Eass Church Street
Helen Urner
Record Street
Lewis F. Bayer
West South Street
C. and
C. Canal
MOFOR
Jamestown
Piar
Sudiereea
City Opera House
Witnecss
Campbell Stratton
Sherlock Holmes
Misa Gey Bhea
Major Sholto
Br. Ephham H. Kline
West Seventh Straet
Sim
Citizens National Bank
Joan Mendrickson
Odel
Wonder
John Hendricksor
Neidig & Miller
Rodoce & CO
Portieres
Iit
Fanny Pepere
Foxy Grand Pa
Jimmy
Saumy Speeze
Beater Brown
Nsw
Rodock
Thos. P. Rice
Rypnomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Hershberger
Troxen & Font
Patrick St
Brieny
Dutrow
Fresh Eupply
Mulliniz
Osrpat Stora
Holts
Kolty
Hotty
McOsrpell's
Kodake
Xue
Brownia Cameraa
McCardell
Brey
Babst Mullinix
Stacp, Keller & Co
Mullinizx
Osrpat
Grorr's
Green House
A. G. Quisx & Co
B. L. Schmid
Cutizans
Nes
Bank
Eacrifica
Just
Save, Keiser & Co
Binem
Lee McCardell
E.J Henson
L. E. Mellinez
Alco
East Fourth Street
Fule
Belant & Endit
Nest
City Hotel
TG Morgan Cecil
West Patrick Street
Morgan Orgil
W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Coneult
L. Kevauver
Aftival
Church and Market Sra
Fraderior
West
Franklin Etrast
Foster
Mayzadly
Kerauver
W. Church Street
Frederick Md
Aramerd& Stanfer
Abargain
Sasineds
OBR Sale
East Pacrick Street
Sleo
David Cramer
Walkerstille M4
Mas. M. QO
Gertsaven
Groraia A. Poor
L. BE. Moullonix
Srace
Exitgr & Co
N. B
Acothe
Oriental Rugs
Sappeg
China
Ghina
Sesson
Angie
Sappingtor
Civ Ball
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick. MD
Aset
Jorge Jas. McBexery Od.e. Exracvan
Gro
We. Baars
J.D. Baxsr
Jeparise
C.merran
D.H. Harczerr
Jons
Ramspene
Tos
H. Barter
G. Daner
CG. Bf. Bromwas
Daxiee Barrs
News OF the
Brenets
Thera Yoesterdaranki
Hoge
J. &. Umberger
Monrovia
Fo Howe
Ueesebergee’s
Lowaney
Pixkshberger
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