Notable historical figures in a year end sketch
The piece recounts 18th century Jacobite Charles Edward Stuart known as Bonnie Prince Charlie and his rise and fall, with later mentions of explorers and writers Peter John de Smet, General Meade, and Susan Fenimore Cooper, noting births and deaths in 1740s to 1870s. It weaves romance and history, highlighting exile after Culloden and Meade's Gettysburg victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Cartier
St. Lawroend Boro
St Malo
Charles Bawura
Philip Cashair
Drea Wi
Charles Edward
James II
Scotland
Edinburgh
Preston Pans
Peter John de Smet
Belgium
George Gordon Meade
Gettysburg
Cadiz
Spain
Philadelphia
Susan Fenimore Cooper
James Fenimore Cooper
Cooperstown
Infants and Visitors Fill Harmony Grove Notes
Purely personal items list residents and visitors to Harmony Grove, including Louise James in Baltimore, William Levy in town, Amy Rios, C B Lampe of New York, Ninnie Ritchie returning to Washington, and Dr. Ray Saylor left for his Colorado Springs trip. Also mentions social visits, church events, and a juvenile minstrel show with expected performances and 1903 eclipse dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amist
Louise James
Baltimore
Wm. Levy
Amy Rios
Alfred Ritter Lot
Annapolis
C. B. OF
Lampe
New York
Ninnie ™ Ritchie
Court Square
Washington
John R. Duvall
Seaboard Air Line
Mabel
Edna Ffeiferkorn
Amy Rice
Maixie Schmadé
Mar
Second Streets
Martin Lechlider
Mechanicsburg
Harmony Grove
B. E. Kepner
of Neidig & Miller
Otheis
Snd
Moe
East Third Street
George Houck
Bailiore
Ray Saylor
Ramsey
Ravawick
Colorado Springs
W. L. Grozy
Anewick
Las ‘Oler
Hageratown
W. O. Boteler
Frederick
York
Mount Hermon
Five Carloads of Coal Delivered for Frederick Relief
Joseph D. Baker secured five carloads of bituminous coal in Baltimore for Frederick to aid the public. The coal, 60 tons per car, was turned over at cost of 450 per ton to Montevos Hospital and local dealers, with distributions to J. M. Newman & Co., Wm. S. Miller & Co., Markell & Trai, J. W. Huey, and others. Baker arranged future supplies with Baltimore officials to ease local shortages for the poor and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterre Hospital
Joseph D. Baker
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Baker
Ase
Montevos
J. M. Newman & Co
Miller & Co
Markell & Trai
J. W. Huey
Frederick Electric Light and Power Co
Geo Wm. Smith
Oiis
Frederick/Electric Light and Power Co
Bnd
Terem
Charity Organization Society
Latrel Residents Struggle for Coal Amid Local Deaths
News from Latrel and nearby reports coal shortages and fatalities. John Greenway died at his Havre de Grace area home after an accident. Brambis of Garrett County died from injuries after being thrown from a koree. William E. Taylor of Philadelphia found dead with gas on in Hotel Studio Baltimore. The Havaratown fire department spent 6162.09 for the year, with five volunteers. Brakeman Robert Stevens killed between Baltimore bound yard cars at Pennsylvania Railroad yard. Miss Margaret Emerson, daughter of Dr. Isaac Emerson, married Dr. Smith Holling McKim in Baltimore at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Clover Entertainers: Edwin Weeks to perform at Oly Opera House January 5 with Grace Jillian and harpist Alice Mead Martin. Weeks praised for versatile talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latrel
John
Henry Greenway
Havre de Grace
Marlo“Brambis
Garrett’county
William E. Taylor
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hazeratown
Jnnk
Robert B. Stevens
Insight
Pennsyvania Railroad
Margaret Fimeraon
Isaac E. Emerson
Smith Holling McKim
Cbriss Protestant Episcopal Church
Clover
Edwin RB. Weeks
Oly Opers House
Weeks
Reduction in Beer Cattle Prices
The report notes a fall in cattle prices from August to now, with quoted ranges of 475 to 525 per hundred and a roughly 40 percent drop on the hoof. Secretary Wilson links the lower meat costs to fulfilled prophecy and observes Western declines while Eastern dealers stay higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bishop Lagie’a First Ordination in Hankow District
Rev James Addison Ingle, missionary bishop of Hankow, ordains Chu Tsoh Yuin as deacon and Hoang Susi Chiang along with Ninh Te’ang Fah and Baang Min Kao as priests. Four foreign and four Chinese priests assist as native Christians attend. Huang Susi Ob’iang aids Changsha workers in Henan, a province long wary of foreign religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagie
Jas
Addison Ingle
Hankow
China
Ingle
Chu Tsoh Yuin
Hoang Susi Chiang
Ninh
Te’ang Fah
Baang Min Kao
Huang Susi Ob'iang
Surprise Wedding in Damascus Ends In Household Guest Union
Dr George M Boyer of Washington DC and Miss Annie Marie Bowman of Damascus Montgomery county were wed in the Damascus Methodist church. The ceremony drew a large crowd and featured a wedding march by Mrs Vivia Burdette. An unexpected guest, Granville Kinsay, secretly joined the couple in wedlock. Afterward, the newlyweds visited homes of relatives and planned a honeymoon before settling in Rockville and Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Boyer
Washington, D. C
Damascus
Misa Annie Marie
McKendrie Bowman
Montgomery County
Mendelesohn
Vivia Burdette
T M. Wert
Laytonaville
Alice Boyer
Blanch Etchison
Roscos Strawsburg
Canton
Baltimore
Everest Boyer
Washington
Granville Kinsay
New London
Frederick County
Alion Boyer
Boyer
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Kiocey
Fruit and Grocery Store Seized After Trust Deed Filing
At 140 pm Mr 8 J Gladbill proprietor of the green grocery at North Market and Fourth street had a deed of trust recorded appointing Reno Harp and EE Dorsey trustees for creditors. At 400 pm a sheriff sale followed via execution in favor of D C Winebrewer & Son for 52667. Dispute centers on whether Gladbill’s property passed to trustees before judgment. Also noted is a Montevue visit by W T U flower mission ladies distributing goods to inmates and praising donors especially Eisenheuer, Meijer, Zacharias, and Roelkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘Qildbill
Green Grocery
North Market
Fourth
Monterue
Flower Mission Department
T. U
Montevue
Waloomsa
Jno. Eisenheuer
August Meijer
Mesara
H.O. Zacharias
Lewis Roelkey
Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike declares semiannual dividend
The Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company declares a semiannual dividend of 4 percent, totaling 10 percent for the year. The line is praised for its excellent condition and reputation as one of the best turnpikes in the state. James Honok serves as general manager, J Rogar McSherry as president and treasurer, and R P Ross as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Unfortunate Family Committed to Monterne Hospital
Mrs Matilda Brown and four children were living on West Patrick at rest in a deplorable state. Trustees committed the family to Monterne Hospital to protect their lives due to lack of food fuel and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Brown
West Patrick
Monterne Hospital
Tramp Injured After Train Fall at Brunswick Village
John Backle a German tramp about 60 years old was knocked from a train at Brunswick last evening and sustained slight head injuries. Justice John Jordan committed him to Montsyne Hospital for treatment. He was brought in by Deputy Sheriff Nelson and was much improved this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Backle
Brunswick
Justice John & Jordan
Montsyne Hospital
Sherif Nelson
Pretty Calendars and Milling Quotes In The News
Tas News thanks William H Tarmer of Eastern Milling and Export for calendars and notes W S Hassler offers calendars. Doce Mart references, market quotes from Eastern Milling today show oats 2 10 per barrel 42 cents per bushel. No 2 red wheat 72. steamer 68 1/2. New oats 40 cents per bushel. hay 18 to 29 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
William H. Tarmer
Eastern Milling and Export Company
W.S. Hassler
Doce Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Osrn
Bear Dawn Clab's Banquet at City Hotel
The Bear Dawn Clab will hold its second annual banquet tonight at 9 o'clock at the City Hotel. A fine banquet will be carved and music will be rendered by Brenner's Superb Orchestra. Discontinuing advertising through the dull season is like fishing with a bare hook. All you'll ever catch is sea weed and driftwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Dawn Clab
City Hotel
Brenner
New Year Watch Night Services Across Local Churches
Tonight several churches host New Year events marking 1902 with sermons and talks. At Evangelical Reformed, a prayer and praise service runs 10 15 p m to midnight led by Rev Dr H R Eschbach. Methodists host a watch night from 9 p m to midnight featuring topical addresses by local leaders and a post midnight consecration. St John’s Catholic plans Masses at 7 and 10 a m with Sunday school activities, Lutheran Sunday School anniversary and All Saints Episcopal service at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
H.R. Eschbach
Methodiat Holocopal Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Milton
Urner
Joseph H. Apple
Adolphus Fourhake
J.H Balthis
St. John's Catholic Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Funerals of Baltimore area residents reported
The funeral of Mrs Francea A Boyd died Sunday in Baltimore was held at 11 from 11 North Osrey Street with Rev Robard S Copeland officiating. Pallbearers included nephews Aubrey F Pearre and David Boyd. Remains placed in Greenmount Cemetery vault. spring interment planned at Frederick. Also noted were the funerals of Miss Mary N Lawrence at Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore and Miss M Genevieve Haller with services led by Rev Dr Eschbach and Rev BE L McLean, interment at Mt Olive Cemetery. O Osrty listed as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francea A. Boyd
Baltimore
North Osrey Street
Robard S. Copeland
Ascension Church
Lafayette
Arlington Avenues
Aubrey F Pearre
David Boyd
Harry Boyd
Wiliam Jackson
Herbert Boyd
Charles Madders
Teu
Greenmount Cemetery
Frederick
Mary N. Lawrence
Church
Hagaratown
Protestant Episcopal Cemetery
Henry Evan’ Qotton
St. John’s
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Neill
Charlestown
W. Va
Alex Neill
Buchanan Schley
Vernon N. Simmons
Alex Weill, Jr
Washington Hughes
M. Genevieve Haller
R. Eschbach
BE. L. Bmc-Lean
Mengis
Local notices and sales in a 1902–03 county column
A fragmented local advertisement notes banking rooms and security, a visiting eye physician from Saka Optical Co. will be at City Hotel January 6 and 7 for free examinations, a New Year’s dinner promise, calendars for 1903–64 at low prices, and the Independent Horse Co. annual ball on December 31, 1902 at Independent Hall with 50 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Lake
Saka’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
County
City Hotel
Ome
The
Independent Hare Co
Independent Hall
Christmas Dance Draws Largest Crowd At Jenior Ball
The second annual Christmas dance by Miss Willie Ritchie's evening class filled Jenior Ball Is with the largest crowd yet. Chaperones included Mrs. Wu, Maulsby, Fauntleroy, Toms, Dill, Thomes Bader and DeLashmaét. The Frederick Select Orchestra performed new numbers. Attendees came from the University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University Virginia Baltimore Washington and surrounding counties. Market featured turkeys at 18 to 20 cents per pound eggs 30 cents a dozen and limited vegetables with ample kraut and apples. Overall a busy morning market despite scarcity driving quick buying. Telephone conduit work by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company nears completion with lines to be buried underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenior
Willie Ritchie
Wu. PF. Maulsby
Powell Fauntleroy
Mra Toms
J.J. Dill
Thomes Bader
Mra E. DeLashmaét
Frederick
Doll’s Oyster Launch Night at Buckley’s Confections
A noisy ad style notice promoting a New Year’s Eve launch at Doll’s offering Shell Oysters at 39 cents per dozen. Highlights include limited supply of Bore Almonds and a special lunch feature described with varied spellings and enthusiastic claims to quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll's
Buckley's
Bert
Doll’s
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Maryland
W. L. Moorr
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SOC Hero
Terk
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Iptician
Ividend Neticz
Sd Obareek
Iks
B. Olina
Ibor
Presbyterian
Freabyteran Church
Wardie Moler
le Tote
America
City Opera House
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J. Gladbill
Green Grocer
Makena
NEW Year Services
Addreayes
Methodist Church
Citizens' National Bank
Pirdshick, MD
D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman, Samuel G Duvall
Aasat, Canhtor
Jopur Jas
MoSngray D. B. Keranyelt
Gro War Burin
JD. Barer
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D. Morrex
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B. Raussuna
Twos
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Wa. G. Barn
Janes E. Wanker
Vonneel
Hooke
Yalusblea
Joen Hendrickbon
Vogue
EL Unnrioxion
Ocollara
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Fathim
Redig & Miller
Clinton
Farmers’ Exchange
Tsaxogle & WaGaMan
D.C. Kreme
Fredidents
J. FE. Thomas
RR. Lewis
J. H. Gambrill
A.’T. Rios
Vraderick County
Thomas P. Bile
East Fourth Tree
Mirren Cy Uaha
B. Smith
Masonic Temple
Idawly
Petermad
Aarashably
London
New York Hospital
Market St. Frederick
Pase
Mercer
Isanogle & Wagaman
Disartesa
Kelpa
Isanock & WaGaMan
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J.P. Thoslas
R. ER. Lewis
J. H. Gambrilia
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Henrietta Yarepa Rosa
Tom Keene
Island of Cuba
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Geo. W. Childs
Jackson Square
Lord Roseberry
General Arthur
Hellman Bouse Robert Baros
Lavincibiex
Jacksonville
Baltimore & Ohio
Sue Hooper
Sue
Mt, Airy, Maryland
O. M. Bourrier
Mit
Airy
Mad
Wes
Frederick, MD
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Dutrow
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William EB. Ramsburg
Third Streets
Satkiantt
South Market St
Chas, Wertheimer
Arenue
Wertheimer
Church Street
East Patrick Street
Geo. L. Gerzbaugh
N. Market St
East Fifth Street
South Street
East Fourth Street
United States
England
France
Germis
Japan
F. B. Sappington
North Market Strest
Hlyes
the Socheel World
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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Rodook & O TH
Conde
Eigen
Hore
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