Notable Western Maryland wedding photos and details
Victor Cushwa of Williamsport marries Catherine Moore in Baltimore Cathedral on Cushwa’s 71st birthday. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. William T. Russell with Cardinal Gibbons benediction, follows a quiet family gathering. They plan to reside near Williamsport, with Cushwa as a prominent coal merchant and business figure in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceshwa—Moore
Victor Cashwa
Williamsport, Ltd
Maryland
Baltimore
Oatherine Moore
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Cashwa
William T. Russell
Cardinal Gibbons
Oushwa
California
New Orleans
Cushwa
Williamspare
Victor Cushwa
Cheasapeake Company
Colombia
Mary Ann Kreigh
Meeers
David and
Frank Ovshwa
Williamsport
Monroe Onshwa
Bagerstown
Mesdames
Charles Mullin
Martin Collin
Dr. Leiter
Hageratown
Martin
Waynesboro
Thomas Moore
Register of Wills
Omr
Inventions and Uniforms Studied by German Officer
A German officer in China tested uniform visibility at 1400 yards finding gray and tus in overcoats formed dark spots while khaki and canvas were hard to detect. Observations cover 1892 to 1897 earthquake averages in Agama Guam Manila and Tokio, plus boiling resistance of mite eggs in hot springs and early London traction tents with electric cars showing varied starting forces on different pavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tokio
J. Adams
Dubno
London
Will of ex Judge Lycoh filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will dated December 12, 1908, witnessed by Ross, Ross, and Reich, bequeaths 52 shares of Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Company stock to Mrs. Richard H. Tebbs of Lasaburg, Va. One quarter to brother William B. Lynch of Laesburg, one eighth to nephew William L. Stork, another eighth to children of Hil Aeeona and nephew Charles A. Stork, and the remaining half to nephews and nieces of the late wife. Executors are William B. Lynch and Judge Richard H. Tebbe of Leenburg, Va. Estimated estate value about $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krephews
Niecce
Lasaburg
William B. Lynch
Laesburg
William L Stork
Hil Aeona
Charles A. Stork
Edgar L
George Q
Walter B
Victor P
Rudolph L
John K
Mary I
Jane Theresa Beckenbaugh
Harry T. S. Pittinger
Henry B. Coston
Richard H. Tebbe
Leenburg
Death Claims Several in Local Community Notices
Mrs. Cora Geesey wife of E F Geesey died at Woodboro on Sunday of consumption aged 21. Funeral at home Tuesday by Rev W E Wheeler pallbearers G F Smith George A Devilbins Marshal Winebrewer W H Smith Wm Fout John T Fogle D A Sharetts funeral director. Augusta Thompson nee Wosok of Monrovia died in Baltimore January 24 of pneumonia aged 32. Funeral in Ellicott City January 27. George W Miller longtime resident of the city died this morning at Emergency Hospital age 69. Survived by wife and four children. Funeral plans pending. Matholeen Wooton colored infant died at Bentz's Row age 1 year 7 months. funeral tomorrow at 3 pm with interment Greenmount cemetery. Harry Dorsey colored died at Blinehart's alley age 18. funeral today at Mesor graveyard. Mrs Susan Johnson widow of David Johnson died Sunday at Johns ville aged 79. funeral at Beaver Dam. D A Sharette undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Smith
George A. Devilbins
Marshal Winebrewer
W. H. Smith
Wm. Fout
John T. Fogle
D. A. Sharetts
William Thompson
Augusta Thompson
Wosok
Monrovia
Baltimore
Pneumontis
Thompson
Julius Wosch
Ellicott City
George W. Miller
G. W. Kindrey
Eastchurch Street
Lee Hodson
Clarksville
Tenn
James H. Miller
Waynesboro
George §. Miller
Ridgeville
Del
Matholeen Wooton
Bentz's Row
Greenmount Cemetery
Harry Dorsey
Blinehart’s Alley
Mesor
Susan Johnson
David Johnson
Wesley Fogle
Johnsville
Beaver Dam
D. A. Sharette
Personal visits and travel plans of local residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Miss Louise A. Price near Frederick visits relatives in Chambersburg. Miss Lillie Biraly East Third street leaves for Baltimore for several weeks. Mr. William Keefer of Washington D C returns after visiting his brother on Bass Patrick street. Capt. G Blanchard Philpot left for New York City to visit relatives. He will also visit relatives in Chicago before returning to Frederick.
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Ainger
John Eemp Stringer
Misa Mayesalah Giet
W. M. Gist
Carrell County
Winksburg
J. E. Nicholson
Misa Ida Houser
Baltimore
Paris
Grace Leister
Finkspurg
Brian Ray Little
York
W. T. Stringer
Mears
Harry
William Gist
Finnsburg
Stringer
Harry Schroeder
Frederick
Lewis Dawnon
Glyndon
Claude Allgire
Westminster
O. & P. Telephone Co
South Market Street
Louise A. Price
Chambersburg
Lillie Biraly
East Third Street
William Keefer
Washington, D.C
Hiram Keefer
Patrick Street
G. Blanchard Philpot
New York City
Chicago
Funk and Fank vs. Delashmutt lease appeal opened
The OCircuit Court convened at 9:30 with Judge John O Motter presiding. William Funk and George Fank appeal over a farm lease by DeLashmutt, claims seed and fertilizer paid by DeLashmutt and partial supply of others. The Funk brothers seek owed sums for services outside the contract while DeLashmutt asserts he supplied only half the seed and fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O
Motter
William Funk
George Fank
William R. Delashmutt
DeLashmutt
Funk Brothers
DeLaschmott
Ballot Dispatch Reports U.S. Senate Race Result
Axsapolis Maryland reports today's ballot for United States Senator with remarks on waiting versus practicing for future outcomes. The brief notes the ongoing election context and mentions the phrase about patience and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axsapolis
United States
Ge Pallas
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Marriages in Local Courts
Records from the Otrauic and Orphans' Courts for the week ended February 3, 1904 list real estate transfers including George J. Wilson to John H. Jamison and LeRoy B. Wencer to John W. Bennett, along with multiple marriage licenses. The Orphans' Court reports account filings, probate actions, and administrations for several estates, with notices to creditors.
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Otrauic and Orphans’ Courts
Uarcan and Orphans
George J. Wilson
John H. Jamison
Sutata
Emory L Ooblentz Trautes
Albert W. Moser
Frederick O
Frank L Stover
Wm. H. Summers
Snow Blankets Crows in Peculiar Blindness and Hardship
Weather and starvation take toll as crows struggle under snow. Wardens report many birds blinded by eye irritation from cold, some dying after colliding with structures. Flocks weakened, unable to rise, while food scarcity compounds the tragedy. Mrs Rippeon improves after smallpox attack, doctor notes recovery and household rest. Doctor describes arm surgery on daughter Mabel with concurrent pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rippeon
Harry P. Fabrney
William Rippeon
Fahrgey
Mabel
Brunswick Council seeks high license and bond actions
The Brunswick mayor and council adopted resolutions urging joint committees with the Business Men's Association to revise the town charter and back measures for legislative action. They call for high license liquor policy, issuance of bonds for a water and fighting plant, paving expansion to all lots, and general improvement bonds. A separate church mission at St John’s discussed judgment and redemption.
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Council of
Brunswick
Business Men's Association of
Gogh Liveuwe Iewomd Ul Lui Spens Thia
Oouncilman
Cag Bs
Lota
Council
Plauga
St. John's Church
John
Henry E. O'Keefe
Christ
God
Evi
Market Quotations From The Local Mart and Mill
Daily market round up lists corn at 3.00 per barrel old price 3.50 new corn 3.50 per barrel oats 0.40 per bushel wheat at 0.8814 per bushel 80 cents per bushel steamer 0.80 per bushel rejected 0.69 per bushel prices noted for shelled corn and various grain types in Mountain City.
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Mountain City
Marriage License Issued in Hagerstown
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown for Peter Tracey of Frederick County and Hester A. Kendall of Pleasant Walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Peter Tracey
Frederick County
Hester A. Kendall
Pleasant Walk
Divorce Granted for Margie Eyler and Orran Eyler
The circuit court granted a decree of absolute divorce to Mrs. Margie Eyler from her husband Orran J. Eyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Eyler
Orran J. Eyler
Circuit Court
Fire laddies bazaar and local chatter remark on winter
Financial figures show liabilities and notes due to banks and reserve agents, with a lighthearted note about a groundhog week and a firemen bazaar. Uncle ban jokes about people enjoying the event, as Maude Humphen travels with Dalia Pearre after visiting James A. Pearre in Lisbon, Howard County.
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U. S
Ring House, Furni Tatgacaces Oeae
Eale Oh So
Weswee Ee
National Bank
S.u
Uncle Ban
Mies Maude Humphen
Frederick
Jas. A. Pearre
Lisbon
Howard County
Misa Dalia Pearre
Andrew Johnson Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Andrew Johnson aged 13 was found guilty of manslaughter by Judge Burke in Towson. A public meeting in Hagera town discussed establishing a hospital while a fire at O. B. Zantzinger residence near Pikesville caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Mary Simpson, a negro woman, fatally shot Minnie Frickiine, a young white woman, at Boswell. Maryland Trust Company stockholders face liability actions in a Sulu suit. Montgomery County School Commissioners vote to close colored schools on March 4 due to state funding shortfall of over 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Burke
Towson
O. B. Zantzinger
Pikesville
Hageratown
Minnie Frickiine
Mary Simpson
Boswell
Sulu
Maryland Trust Company
Board of School Commissioners
Montgomery County
Young Tobe Hoxie Booked For City Opera House
Ernest Lamson presents a pastoral play Young Tobe Hoxie at the City Opera House next Friday night February 8. The plot centers on Tobe protecting his sister Mary amid family strain in Illinois and Chicago with cast led by Ernest Lamson and Lydia Knott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Hoxie
Ernest Lamson
City Opera House
Tobe
Tinois
Mary
Chicago
Tobs
Bailey
Carrie
Misa Lydia Knott
York State
Folke Oo
Middletown Fair Auction of Oak Salt Chest
Peter Brewer of Brewer and Myere in Hagerstown oversaw the sale of a three piece bedroom salt of oak, lot number 298, valued at 52 dollars, at the Middletown Fair held in the town opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brewer
Brewer’ & Myere
Hagerstown
Pastor Wolfe Resigns Walkersville Charge for Taneytown Reformed
Reverend D. J. Wolfe of Walkersville resigns as pastor of the Grade Re formed charge after accepting a call from the Reformed congregation at Taneytown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Wolfe
Walkersville
Grade Reformed
Taneytown
Funeral of Prof Russell R Alexander Held at Local Home and Middletown
Funeral services for Prof Russell R Alexander were conducted at his North Market street home by Rev E R Hachbach and Rev E L McLean with Male High School attendees. The procession paused at Middletown for further services at the Reformed Church officiated by Rev J W Pontins and Rev Mr Settlemler. Pallbearers from Middletown included Russell Young Kester Delaughter Dr N B Kefauver Lealie Shafer Walter Ramaberg Roger A Harley. Interment followed at Middletown Reformed Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell R Alexander
North Market Street
E. R. Hachbach
E.L. McLean
Trestees
Teschera
Middletown
Reformed Church
J. W. Pontins
Mr. Settlemler
Russell Young
Kester Delaughter
N. B. Kefauver
Lealie Shafer
Walter Ramaberg
Roger A. Harley
Reformed
A. T. Rice & Sons
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Loss of Prof Russell R Alexander
Mrs. Moller Alexander expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness death and burns of her husband the late Prof Russell R Alexander. Admission 50 cents for Red O’s Dance at Maronic Temple Wednesday February 7. Public notices list by members and designated places.
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Russell R. Alexander
Moller
Alexander
Maronic
Wemeday
Iulostame
Ion
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Padadelphe Ledger
Philant
WLVW
Averell
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
W. White
Seo
N. Market Street
Eeees
Backeystown Catholic Church
U. A. Lough
News Office City Opera House
Young Tobe Hoxie
Alexander Ohire
Wm. H. Shipley
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
WEA Pderhabhiye
Jodge Lynch
Will
Luther McKnight
Point of Rocka
Abbie Thomas
Mountville
James W. Brown
Ells Smith
GO. W. Obermeyer
Mary A. Baxter
Washington
Dawson
Daisy Watts
James A. Eyworthy
Lavinia Perkins
New Market
Edward M. Hamilton
Roea Emma Valentine
Mt. Pleasant
Orphans’ Court
Matthew TE. Morse
George H. Bidle
Charles E. Mumford
Notica
Credisora
Dennis M. Daniela
Mary Ann Daniels
Reuben Morrison
Olivie
Olivie Morrigos
Edw. H. Rowe
Charten F. Smith
George Smith
Creditore
Report of
Wales
Donsife
Wm. H. Staub
Matthew P. Morse
Samuel J. Martin
Albert Boyer
United
Roasy
Bennett
Josh
Whitney
Brook
Stultz
Medley
March
Danny Donohue
Anders Panama
Adams
Mallen
Francenka
Bianke
Powell
Danze
Farrand
Pet
Rosey
Elizabeth McDanunel
Bennewick
Couneil
Alaryland
Oregon Milton Dennis
Maryland Game and Fish Protection Association
Patrick Strest
Charles Koogle
West South Street
William Herwig
North Marks Street
Ells Rowe
East South Street
Christian Schade
Master Maynard Harp
Mrs
Markwood Harp
East Second Street
Horace W. Clarke
Mobile
Als
James QO. Clarke
Ons
Citizens’ National Bank
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State of Martland
Court of Frederick
We. G. ZurErman
WM. G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
N. P
Refauver
Geo
WM. Smith
WM. G. Baker
Stawk
John Hendrickson
Awe Wana
America
Neidig & Miller
Nave & Miller’s
Suclug Walsta
Dresaes
Madras
Walsis and
Dresser
Clinton E, Main
Main’s Drug
Maton
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bays
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Beorge S. Rodock & 8
the Big Stores Bargain Bulletin
Iear
Qotton Gouda Cf
Eid
Sachs Bot Ss
AT. Rice & Stths
A T. Rice & Sons
Funeral Directors
North Market Sta
Nit
Frederick, MD
Thomas Porth
Eas
Stree
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers' Exchan SE
Lola
Efed
Hay
Officr
al Saints
Astre Streets
Phond
Tollgale Deeene SS
Hull & Reich
Valentines
Osll
North Market Rest
Wildawiy
C. Hoteler
H. KE Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
D. A. &. Smith
Masonic Templs
Graf Surrery
Oldawly
B. C. Nicodemua
North Market
F. B. Sappingtor
Apsuar Clearing Sale
Bedis
B. Sappingtor
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