Personal notices of residents visiting and traveling
Muslin Sheating tse Joohn Hendrickson. Ate W Neidig & Me Miller. Purely personal paragraphs about Thorne who come and go. Charles Raughman left this morning on a trip to Baltimore and Washington. Margaret Quynn left this morning for Pittsburg. Arthur Fotts and Eleanor Potts left for New York. Glenn H. Worthington and EB L. Boblisz left for Annapolis. Mrs M Carty of Boston visiting in the city. Judge Motter visiting Rockville on business. Mrs Henry Snyder and grandson visiting Martinsburg. Mrs H M Claggett visiting in Frederick. Bessie Bacher to New York Saturday. Mason of Lehigh spending a few days here. Alice Storm returned from Lancaster. Wm B. Runkle of Westminster in Frederick on business. W T Wilson of Carroll county in Frederick yesterday. Samuel M. Birely registered at Park Hotel. Baward Albaugh of Liberty spending a few days in Frederick. Mammie Fyier visiting Frederick, returned home. Leith Lute of Leedsborough and Isabelle Pigman of Washington visiting for the Charity Ball reception at Nations Rifle Armory in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raughman
Baltimore
Washington
Margaret Quynn
East Patrick Street
Pittsburg
Arthur Fotts
Eleanor Potts
Court Square
New York
Glenn H. Worthington
EB. L. Boblisz
Annapolis
M. OC. Carty
Boston
Carty
South Market Street
John C. Motter
Rockville
Henry Snyder
Charley Pickett
West Patrick Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. M. Clag
Runkle
Westminster
Frederick
W. T. Wilson
Carroll County
Samuel M. Birely
Thurmont
Park Hotel
Baward Albaugh
Liberty
Mammie Fyier
Ftiende
Leith Lute
Leedborg
Mise Isabelle Pigman
Williamson
The
Nations Rifler Armory
Weasiington
January Death and Birth Totals Reported Citywide
The January record shows 42 total deaths in city and county with 16 whites and 4 colored, 8 males and 8 females, ages including under 5 at 5 and 20 to 60 plus. Contagious cases include measles at 25 and diphtheria at 7. births total 14. Interments occurred across Mt. Olivet, St. John’s, Reformed, and local cemeteries with 28 in the county and various local sites. the death rate was slightly below December’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaste
C. F. Gooprit
Fountein
Mt. Olivat
St. John,s
Reformed
Mhddistown
Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Koontz Chapel
Ellertor
Jefferson
Point of Books
Urbans
Manor
Liberty
Beaver Dam
Thurmom
Myersville
Kemptown
Local Divorce Actions and Health Notes
The report notes Mr. Thomas Pope is somewhat better today and Mr. Astory Hunts condition remains unchanged. Mrs Barriet Filby of East Church Street has been quite ill but shows improvement. Jerome T Henderson a Frederick resident has filed for a divorce from Teresa E Henderson now residing in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Pope
Astory Hunt
Jerome T. Henderson
Frederick
Adeo Tate
Teresa E. Henderson
Washington
Citizens push for federal bill on local war claim
Hon M G Yener leads a citizen delegation urging Congress to pass a bill paying the claim. Letters to senators and representatives draw encouraging replies, a joint resolution is before the General Assembly, and hearings are planned before congressional committees. A Baltimore American editor backs the cause and a Washington visit is planned to press arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Sistas
House of Representatives
Congress
General Assembly
United States Senate
Citizens’ Memorial
Wellington
Baltimore American
Game Committee
Washington
John Co. Hardt
Early
George F. Webster
Frederick
Virginia
Is Wan
Hardt
Congressional Committees
City Opera
Addreasen
Sant
Feast of the Purification and religious events slated
Tomorrow is Candlemas in the church calendar with masses at St John Catholic at 545, 620, 700, and 900 am including candle blessing before the 9 am mass. Rev Page Milburn will speak at the M E Church on What is Good, sponsored by the Epworth League to fund religious and charitable aims. Presbyterian ladies host a sale and supper in West Second street chapel with decorated rooms, flowers, and a seaside menu, led by Myre, Elmer Brown, and Misses Markell, Tyson, Zimmerman, Ely, Eichelberger, Castle, and assistants. Musical selections by the graphophone and Mandolin Club preceded the sale, which runs into this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic
Page Milburn
M. E
Epworth League
Myre
Elmer Brown
Markell
Tyson
Zimmerman
Ely
Eichelberger
Castle
Graphophone and Mandolin Club
Opera House
Priest Becomes Chaplain for U S Army Service
Rev. Paul Louis Reynolds of Saint Mary's church Barnesville Montgomery county has accepted a chaplain post with the United States Army and will assume the new duties in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Louis Reynolds
Saint Mary's Church
Barnesville
Montgomery County
United States
Local Mart Prices and Market Quotas Today
Market rates listed include corn shelled at 34 cents per bushel and per barrel at 1.75 dollars. Hay priced from 11 to 18 dollars per ton. Bargain guidance urges prudent buying, recommending Hood's Sarmon-Tilia as a preferred medicine option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bargatt
Public school funds urged to repurpose college assets
A Frederick County correspondent argues that the State donation and Frederick College buildings should be transferred to the Board of County School Commissioners. The plan would repurpose the college facilities to expand the Female High School on East Church street, reduce costs, and better educate more pupils, citing high school success and lower per pupil costs. The letter urges trustees to follow precedent set by other counties and align with public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feredren
Abe
Joe Onerep
Robrbass
Frederick Corete
Reneus
As Ated Bremer Colege
Board of Visitors
Feana Ut Tea
Board of County School Commissioners
East Church Street
Frederick County
Frederick College
Frederick
Rohrbach
A Night in Chinatown at City Opera House
A Night in Chinatown to be staged Saturday at City Opera House presents San Francisco panoramas of vice and glamour. The production promises vivid sets and strong performances from a renowned company in a metropolitan drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
City Opera House
San Francisco
New York City
Dupont
Bing Opium
Sudden Death Strikes Funeral Pallbearer in Bruceville
At Mrs. Myerly's funeral in Bruceville pallbearer Samuel Harbaugh collapsed during the procession to Reysville. The farmer, aged over sixty, died instantly, likely from a ruptured brain blood vessel. He leaves a widow and several children. remains were taken to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Myerly
Bruceville
Sudlden
Samuel Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Myerley
Reysvilie
Hartsugh
York Road
Taneytown
Four Reserved Seats Drawn For My Friend From Cuba
On February 5 at 7 p m in front of the City Opera House Mr H E Allen will place four reserved seats for My Friend from Cuba in an envelope with cameras shyrocket. The holder who retrieves the envelope must present it at the box office to gain free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
City Opera House
H. E. Allen
Shy- Rocket
Maryland Legislature Debates College appropriation and tax reforms
The legislature discusses a 63 000 appropriation for the Woman's College of the city, with Prof Apple urging the benefit of 26 free scholarships from each district. The session covers clerk and register fees, tax reports by Robert Graham, and calls for separate real and personal property assessments to curb tax escape and fix burdens across Baltimore and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Rohrback
Counsomers Eleiric Light, Gas, Heat and Power Company
Frederick City
Joseph H Apple
Adnan C Mu Cardell
William Bo Lakie
Hocse of Delegates
F. Colombes Knott
J. 3D. Hendricks
Senate
Woman's College of
The
City
Apple
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Martinat
Robert P. Graham
General Assembly
Maryland
Goebel Still Alive but Grim Warning from Governor
A garbled dispatch from Frassrut Kentucky states Goebel was alive at noon today but in dire health after a gunshot. The report quotes Governor Taylor declaring he will not yield and warns of potential bloodshed if efforts to install Addins Taeria Frestrt proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
St James Gazette Reports Reframed Tuyels River Battle
The St James Gazette states Ida reported on God authority Shst Belles has reframed the Tuyels river at three places and that the battle has continued all day, with Bollee again fighting and recrossing the Ta eda at three points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bave
Soenai
Tas
Loxuna
St James Gazaile
Ida
God Authority
Belles
Tuyels
Advance Winter Blanket Appeal From Local Store
A local advert urges residents to call for winter blankets sold at reduced prices. It notes grey, white, and blue blankets in large, queen, and crib sizes, emphasizing affordability before heavy winter demands. The message references John Hendrickson and a blizzard season, urging readers to act now for reliable bedding.
Big Fire Rages Through Dayton Business District
A major blaze sweeps the Dayton business section and has grown beyond control. Officials estimate the damage will reach at least half a million dollars. Fire crews struggle to contain the flames as emergency responders coordinate efforts downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut News
Cup
Special Dispatch to Tax News Capetows British Occupy Pricaka
Capetowns February 1 The dispatch reports that the British today occupied Pricaka a town about one hundred miles west of Kimberley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetows
Pricaka
Kimberley
Wool Underwear Sale Slashes Prices for Men and Ladies
Advertises deep discounts on all wool underwear for women and men. Promises savings now with fall use, mentioning patterns and ready-made lines as examples, urging purchase today. Includes optimistic notes on future price advances and profits for sellers.
Interomt and Aisro News and Local Updates
NBWa notes events across the state including Mrs. Smith’s reception at the executive mansion. Prince Georges Farmers Institute closes sessions in Byadeville. Rosbury Distillery near Hagera wwn destroyed by fire will be rebuilt larger. Peter B Wright held on $1000 bail for violation of the olamargarine law at Gageresdws. Remains of Howard Titus, former Elkton police chief, moved from Wilmington for interment. John McClellan, NY stone setter, killed at Naval Academy rebuilding site. John T Diffen baugh funeral at Grace Lutheran Westminster. Judge Page dissents in Hodges will appeal. Baltimore Finance Commissioners refuse to sell Western Maryland Railroad for a year, declining to address floating debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
John McClellan
New York
Naval Academy
Dunapolis
John T. Diffenbaugh
Westminster
Grace Lutheran Church
Judge Page
Court of Appeals
Hodges
Baltimore
Commissioners of Finance of
Western Maryland Railroad
Cloak Sale Continues At Low Prices
A local advert notes ongoing cloak sale with many garments disposed of last week and similar offerings this week. The seller emphasizes unusually low prices and urges buyers to act immediately to purchase remaining cloaks.
Work of Death. Denis Ramsburg Passes at 80
Denis Ramsburg, a longtime farmer and resident of this city, died at his Fourth Street home this morning after a ten day illness. He was eighty, celebrated his birthday a month ago, and leaves eight children, including two sons William and Ramsburg, and five daughters. He was a Republican, regular at the German Reformed Church, and will be buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery after services at his residence conducted by Rev. E. R. Eshbach. Funeral is set for 1:90 o'clock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Ramsburg
Denis Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Heis
E. R. Eshbach
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
New Store Opens With Sale on Household Goods
Greater Frederick area retailer announces a new store with Muslin Sheeting, Honsskeeping Goods, and February bargains. Twenty five styles of new Fabrics and Wash Goods arrive, with low prices to attract customers this year. Read The News for February savings.
Local Notices Briefs and Events at Market Street Area
A garbled early 20th century page lists Newie and Mazes at 38 N Market St offering prescriptions by a graduate pharmacist. It promotes a Presbyterian church supper at Second Street and a lecture at the M E Church with a 2 cent library fundraiser. Also advertised are a Edison Phonograph concert, a senior glass sponsored tea for the library, and W G Rader Ladies Tailoring with a goods offer to customers.
Charles H Zimmerman celebrates twenty first wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles H Zimmerman observed their twenty first wedding anniversary with a dinner for close friends. Attending were Ed D Zimmerman J Franklin Thomas R Clinton Zimmerman Alfred Zimmerman Cyrus Thomas Bernard Zimmerman and Herbert Zimmerman. A surprise party for Miss Marie Diffendal was also held at her parents residence on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snd Mire
Charles H Zimmerman
Ed. D. Zimmerman
J. Franklin Thomas
R. Clinton Zimmerman
Alfred Zimmerman
Cyrus Thomas
Bernard Zimmerman
Herbert Zimmerman
Marie Diffendal
East Second Streat
City Opera House Tonight Presents Thea London Glee Singers
The Edinburgh Scots report a Moss enjoyable concert by Thea London Glee Singers at the City Opera House. The program pleased listeners with folk music and engaging entertainment, marking a special interest in the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Thea London Glee Singers
The
Edinburg Scotsman
M. C. A. Oduree
Thureda
In Remembrance and Local Notices From Frederick City
Local remembrance for sister Sue with verse by Mugs Nerrie Preyviss. Also notices of Cannon Hill building lot sale at City Hotel on Saturday February 3, hot suppers at Presbyterian sale, Fredrick City Hospital Association meeting, public smoker February 5, eye care ad for I Saks of Saka Optical Company, and plumber permits renewal at City Register with no charge for exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Jove
Nerrie Preyviss
Cannon Hill
City Hotel
Fredrick City Hospital Association
Amorrow
I. Saks
Saka Optical Company
Seventh Street
Waahin
Funeral for William P. Rica Held with Choir and Emblems
The funeral service for the late William P. Rica was conducted in the afternoon with Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach and Rev F. A. Myers officiating. The Arion Quartette led by Prof. Geo Ed. Smith sang Nearer My God to Thee and Abide with Me. Honorary pallbearers included Judge John C. Motter and several community leaders. Two floral emblems represented the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School and the Junior Fire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Rica
E. R. Eschbach
F. A. Myers
Arion Quartette
Geo Ed. Smith
John C. Motter
John Eisenhauer
Daniel H. Steer
W. H. Shipley
Milton A. Woodward
William M. Crimmins
James P. Perry
J. Henry Lampe
Alex. Brengie
P. Smith
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Junior Fire Company
iX TRE LAW S TRIP COMMITTED TS
Mary William colored was arrested by Officer Brast and taken before Justice White who found she had no friends or home and was too sick to care for herself. She was committed to Monterne Hospital for medical treatment and escorted to the hospital by Officer Brast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary William
Brast
Justice White
Monterne Hospital
Special Meeting To Address Death Of Dennis Ramsburg
A special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Company is held this evening to take action on the death of Mr. Dennis Ramsburg. The rest of the text promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health tonic for nervous people, describing it as the best medicine to enrich and purify the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Steam Fire Company
Dennis Ramsburg
Hood
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