In History: Obscure 141 and 1694 Events
Fragmentary entry notes Sir Owen Tudor killed in 141, Wiliken Phipps a Massachusetts governor born in Maine, General David Winter dies in Washington, English war widow Mare Hewitt dies, Masses Hopkins from California dies. Also mentions the famous 1694 battle involving the CSS Alabama and Paul Wo Munde, a renowned gynecologist, diving in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Tudor
Nene Nil
England
Wiliken Phipps
Govarove
Massachusetts
Pemaquid
Art G Sastors
Mexico
Cape
Abeafean
Mesxivu
David Winter
Prign
Rmx
Washington
Qleve
Mare Hewitt
Hume
Masses Hopkins
San Peuietscu
Mii
Kearssarage
Alabama
ASG
Caribben
Paul Wo Munde
New York City
News Subscribers Urged to Report Paper Irregularities
The News asks readers to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to ensure timely delivery and accountability.
Junior Order oyster supper draws large crowd at town hall
County Correspondence reports a Jr. O U A M oyster benefit social at the town hall on Tuesday evening January 24 despite bad weather. The event had strong attendance and performers praise the committees in charge. Also listed are social visits and illness notes for local residents including Elizabeth Hilton who died near Damascus at 74, with funeral arrangements and pallbearers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riggs
Edward L. Baker
Lyon Browning
J.D. Boyer
Christian Endeavor
E. Gertrude Grubbs
Gladya
Alvin Dopay
Frederick
Elizabeth Hilton
Frank Hilton
Damascus
Damascus M. E.church
John A. Wright
Warner Poole
Nathan Burdette
Columbus Puorduw
Eli Lawson
Levi Pieros
8. B. Holland
W. T. Lewis
Ekemptown
Personal notices and advertising notes in local column
Local items report residents visiting family and illness including Mr Joseph W Wolfinger and Miss Lydia Strailman. A letter from Devoe Co discusses paint analysis and public information, noting the value of advertising for work and trade.
Wolves Born in Foundry Litter of Four Cubs Reported
A Russian Black Wolf and a Siberian Gray Wolf produce four pups in the old Page foundry building on Weat South street. Keeper Mr. Wilson says the cubs are healthy but too young for exhibition. Other animals, including lions and leopards, share winter quarters in the building. The site has housed animals since the Frederick fair last year. Separately, the Maryland State Turnpike Association will meet February 4 at 11 am in the grand jury room of the city courthouse to discuss road building and management with representatives from 15 to 20 companies and welcomes all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Foundry
Weat South Street
Mr. Wilson
Frederick Fair Lagttall
Tornpike Association
Maryland
Tornpikke Association
Grand Jury Room
Aourt House
Turnpike Companisa
Questrona
Golden Jubilee of Sainte Episcopal Church April celebration
During April All Sainte Episcopal church in this city marks its golden jubilee 60 years since the cornerstone was laid. The church built by architect Upjohn of New York opened for service in January 1866 under Rev. Qhan Seymour. He was followed by Rev. Mr. Dillon and now Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle who has served 38 years. Before the church building the congregation worshipped in a chapel on Qours street erected in 1814.
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All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Upjohn
New York
Qhan. Seymour
Dillon
Osborne Ingle
Qours Street
Frederick College Faces All Frederick In Key League clash
Tonight at Junior Hall Frederick College and the All Frederick team meet in a pivotal basketball game. A win by the All Frederick squad would leave all three teams tied for first, prompting a potential decisive tiebreaker. Lineup includes Alf Frederick F Bentz RF Schimmel FL Smith Kennedy Lebberz O Oder Dertzbaugh TE Reynolds EH Bentz LE Roland.
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Junior Hall
Frederick College
TE. Reynolds
EH. Bentz
le Roland
Washington Camp Notes Observes Anniversary
Washington Camp No 17 P O of A will attend services at Trinity M E Church South on Sunday February 1 for a sermon by Rev E L Woolf. The camp marks its fourth anniversary February 22 with State President W James Helps as principal speaker.
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Washington
Washington Camp
Trinity M.E. Church
South
E. L. Woolf
W. James Helps
Independent Hose Co Committees Reappointed And Named
The standing committee of the Independent Hose Company held its annual meeting and re elected Mr David Kolb as inspector. New appointments were made to Engine Reels Hall and Buildings Purchasing Stock and other posts with members including John Fleshman William Hahn Gilmer Sohley Conrad Ruland J J Bielfeld Edward Baumgardner and Jacob Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Co
Independent Hose Company
David Kolb
John Fleshman
William Hahn
Gilmer Sohley
Conrad Ruland
J. J. Bielfield
Edward Baumgardner
Ruland
J. J. Bielfeld
Gilmer Schley
Thomas Chapline
Jacob Rosenstock
David H. Kolb
Dinner in Brides Honor by Middleburg Host
Mr. E. O. Cash of Middleburg hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of his two daughters who recently married. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cash, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delaplaine, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Owings, Mr. Robert L. Cash, Miss Ella Cash, Miss Lula Cash, Miss Zola Cash, and Master Troman Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Cash
Middleburg
E.O. Cash
Frank Delaplaine
Wm. UH. Owings
Robert L. Cash
Missea Ella
Lula
Zola Oaeh
Troman Ossh
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
H M Cramer Co quotes for today show Newborn per barrel at 3.35 dollars and shelled 50 cents per bushel Wheat No 2 red 1.00 No 3 red 1.06 steamer 1.02 per bushel ration 90 per bushel damaged 0.80 per bushel Oats 0.55 per bushel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Cramer & Co
Changes at Posiiffice in Frederick Post Office
Qacar Kefauver appointed to clerkship in the Frederick post office to succeed Clagett Ramaburg who resigned. George Orum named assistant letter carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posiiffice
Qacar Kefauver
Sclerkship
Frederick
Clagett Ramaburg
George Orum
Will of George Brust Filed for Probate and Real Estate Sale
Will of George Brunt filed for probate in Orphans Court this morning. He leaves all property to his wife Balome Brust and names Frank B. Sappington and J. J. Bielfeld as executors. Noah E B Ormamer and Jonas agens sold one house at Feagarville to Elmer Derr for 700 dollars, for John H. King of Gaithersburg Md.
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George Brust
George Brunt
Orphans’ Court
Balome Brust
Frank B. Sappington
J. J. Bielfeld
Heave
Noah EB. Ormamer
Jona Agens
John H. King
Gaithersburg
Feagarville
Elmer 8. Derr
Furs That Are Fakes Expose Global Wholesale Markets
A century-old analysis reveals how muskrat possum skunk and rabbit skins flood the wholesale fur market and transform into fashionable furs. It notes auctions in London Lyons and Nizhny Novgorod, shipping from Greenland Siberia and Alaska, secret processes at factories, and the vast gap between raw skins and luxury garments. It cites specific 1903 1904 sale figures and warns that the United States, as the largest retail market, is highly susceptible to imitations and mislabeling.
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London
Greenland
Iosland
Cppsahagen
Germany
Europe
Nizai Novgorod
Raasta
Asia
Siberia
Alaska
Tierra del Fuego
Garéh
Sealakin Gsrmansa
Tan Timag Ag
Treadin & Newspaper
William E Cartis
Washington Star
New York
Shoagande
Philadelphia
Chicago
United States
Golden Weddings Across Years Mark Local Families
The article recalls long married couples in the Broad Bus and Broad Han areas, noting 60 years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. G J R House and for Mr. and Mrs. Nicodemus. Snow blocked the planned reunion and dinner, while others celebrated a golden wedding at Fairmount with family, friends, and music.
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G.J.R. House
Broad Bus
Bave
Dudge
Nicodemus
Greenberry
J. R. Honce
Broad Han
Thie County
Randchildran
House
Golien
Lis
Augustus W
Barbara
Niosdemas
Fairmount
Bookaystown
Harry OG. Nicodemus
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Edward K. Nicodemus
William E. Kindley
Sod
W. W. Rous
Charles Broadway Rouse
J. D. Lewie
Reaves Lewis
Washington, D. DC
Henry &. Falton
Walkeraville
Pod
J. D. Nicodamaus
O. A. Nicodemna
Walkersville
Eli Nicodemus
Buckeyatown
Edward
Roop
Westminster
F. G. Thomas
Joseph D. Baker
Maynard
Frederick
Bank Officials and Directors Names List
A list of names appears, including J D Lake WH, G BARE, R H BARER, WM G ZIMMERMAN, SAMUEL G DUVALL, and other officers and directors. The text reads as a roster of positions such as President Vice-President Cashier and various junior officers.
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J.D. Lake
WH. G. Barer
H. D. Barer
WM. G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Dispute Over High School Play Funding Moves Parents to Protest
Oscar R. Fuour, principal, recounts protesting a play advertised under the High School name with proceeds benefiting Middletown Hall Association. He alleges private gain from the arrangement and removal of students, noting board of finances stockholder involvement and urging removal of the High School attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hall Association
Finetees
Lealt
Oscar ii. Fuour
City Attorney Plans Answer in Inclination Proceedings
City Attorney Charles P. Levy told a reporter the city’s answer to the Inclination proceedings was prepared and would be filed shortly. He said the ruling would likely not be heard before the end of the February term adjournment.
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Charles P. Levy
B‘t
M.G. Urner, Jr
Freas Named New President of General Lutheran Synod
President J. A. Singmaster of Gettysburg Theological Seminary announced that Dr. William Freas has been appointed to fill the presidency vacancy of the General Lutheran Synod of America caused by the death of Dr. E. J. Wolf. Freas, formerly of York Pennsylvania and now of Baltimore, succeeds Dr. Wolf.
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Dr. Freas
Dr. Wolf
J. A. Singmaster
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
William Freas
York
Baltimore
General Lutheran Synod of America
E. J. Wolf
Break in Front Water Pipe Delays Repairs on Court Street
A leak in the water pipe outside Mr. Arthur Potts residence on Court Street was discovered this morning. Workers were directed to repair the break as water filled the hole and ground proved hard to dig. The leak was located by noon today.
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Arthur Potts
Court Street
Death notices and obituaries from Emmitsburg area
Death claims John P. Moser at 61 near Emmitsburg with funeral set at M E Church and Mount View. widow and children survive. Mrs Polly Crise dies at Foxville aged 84 with multiple children. funeral held in Voxville Lutheran church. Annie Fauble, 82, of Barkitteville, dies after grip and old age. notes siblings and two sons. Franklin O Wiles dies of pneumonia at 7 months old. funeral tomorrow at home, Utica cemetery. Infant son of Moore family dies. burial at Doubs cemetery. Moses Fatty, colored, dies near Fort Hill at 3 years. services at Hope Hill, burial there. Thomas Rice funeral director.
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P Moser
John P. Moser
Emmitsburg
Mia
Robert Troxell
Edgar Mower
Charlese Rager
Gattysburg
M. BE
Emmiteburg
Mounts
Jatin Pod Eugene
Barkitteville
Franklin O. Wiles
Franklin O
George D. Wiles
Patrick Straat
Utica
Wm. OG. Moore
Rocky Springs
Doubs Cemetery
Thomas P. Rica
Acses Porey
Moses Faty
Hia
Firot Hill
Rev
W. H. Jones
Hope Hill Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Liberty Betles to Stage At Opera House Monday
The Liberty Betles musical comedy comes to the Opera House Monday drawing crowds with lively tuneful entertainment. Fred Berger manages the company. the libretto by Harry B Smith is highly praised featuring sixteen songs and about forty performers, largely women, with a popular ballet act promised.
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Liberty Betles
Liberty Ballea
Fred Berger
Harry B. Smith
Bright Bits in Brief Pupils Enjoy Sleigh Ride
Brief items note the Academy of the Visitation pupils enjoying a delightful sleigh ride yesterday.
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Academy of the Visitation
Gus San Minstrels Bring Clever Night of Entertainment
The Gus San American Minstrels, among the road’s clever black cork groups, performed at the Auditorium last night and pleasantly surprised attendees. Wooslists and specialties impressed, though the act was not as pretentious as others. They announce a City Opera House show tomorrow night in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Gus San Minstrels
Gus San American Minstrels
Birmingham
Ala
City Opera Houses
Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Winter News in State
Merchants and lawyers feature in a string of incidents from February. Lee Barnett dies in Hongarstowo at 35. Bat h elected president of Talbot County Bar Association. A flour mill burns in Simpsonville, Howard County. 63000 logs valued at 9000. Brakeman William Sullivan killed near Rockwood, Pa. Chesapeak Bay navigation tight due to ice. few ships depart. Fire destroys several Oakland properties including a hotel and banks. Fred Easton manslaughter case prompts his son’s placement in an orphanage. Clara W O Neal and Phillip H R Mallen wed in Hagerstown on February 1.
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Lee Barnett
Hongarstowo
Joseph B. Bath
Talbot County Bar Association
Charles L. Whaon
Simpsonville
Howard County
William Sullivan
South Cumberland
Rockwood
Chesapeaks Bay
William Weat
Loan
Smones
Oakland
Fred Easton
Cumberland
Easton
Warhington County
Clara W. O'Neal
Hageratown
Phillip H.R Mallen
Maytown
St. John
Letters From The People On Law License And School Trouble
Citizens discuss lawyer privileges and taxation in Frederick urging restraint on costly litigation and fair contribution by all. A Middletown High School dispute is outlined, blaming a cancelled play for harming academic work and midwinter exams planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Morntain
Balog
Mr. Grove
Oyler announces engagement of Virginia Oyler to Benjamin T F Prince
Mr and Mrs George V Oyler of Winchester Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Miles Estalla Virginia Oyler to Benjamin T F Prince of Baltimore. Prince is heir to the late Capt Thomas J Prince long a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad superintendent. The ceremony is set for 1 PM Wednesday February 4 at the bride’s home on South Kent Street Winchester.
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Winter M. Fleming
West South Street
Tonallitia
Chas. Strailman
East Patrick Street
Edward W. Kader
George V. Oyler
Winchester
Miles Estalla
Virginia Oyler
Benjamin T. F Prince
Baltimore
Prince
Thomas J. Prince
Valley Division
Baltimoore and Ohio Railroad
South Kent
Frederick College versus All Frederi ck in Junior Hall clash
Tonight at 5 30 o clock the Frederick College and All Frede rick teams meet in the Junior Hall. Tickets are sold at McCardell''s for 10 veals. Grave Reformed Mite Society Anniversary is tomorrow at 7 30 p m with a good program. Water for receptions and tea at Hershberger.
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Frederick College
All Frederick
McCardell's
Grave Reformed Mite Society
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Ther Bureau
W. P. Morsell
Misa Holbroner
Arogalae
Brust
Herahberger’s
B. Sappington
County Correspondench
New Market
Marcie Dulanay
L. Béler
O. M. Utz
Susie
Waynesboro
Beatty
Smith
Mt. Airy
Luther Benn
Trinity Church
Cherlea M. Bader
Libertytown
J. M. Barrall
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Lydia Strailman
Mamie Onaro
OC. E. Saylor
Currie Hardware Co
Atlantic City
N. J
Devos
F. W. Devoe & Co
P. L. Hargett & Co
Old Page Foundry
Cuoba
Frederick County
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Cashler
Jupar Jag. Mobherry
D.B. Krekauver
Geo Wa. Barre
J.D. Barer
Juper Jyo.c. Morten
D. H W. Bangerr
Joan § Ramasera
Thos. H. Bauer
Wa. G. Baker
James E. Walher
M. Thomas
Dante, Baker
John Hendrickson
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Middletows School
Middletown High School
Jane
Dastat
George
Rodock
UME
Rodoger
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pas Firm OF
Attick & Sons
Troy
Hettle
Allts
Aldeland
North Market Street
Besant & Knott
Patrick
PRICE
A. J. Fichelberger
Ghocer
N. W
Cecil & Gorman
West Patricks St
OL. Kevauver
Cor. Churen
Market Sta. Frederick
D. H. E. Smith
East Curch Street
Sulueon
H. K. Peterman
Franklin Street
Praderick
City Hotel
Market
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Boteler
Yaw News
Kent
F. B. Sappington
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City Ball
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Hershberger
Pat
Mollie Molbruner
East Patrick Atraat
Eisenhauer
Vincent Yvingling
Frederick Oo Tel & Telg. Oo
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