Notable deaths and events in brief from February era
The item notes the suspension of the United States Bank chartered by Pennsylvania, Carlyle's death in Chelsea after forty years’ residence, Montpensier’s death in Sanlucar born 1824, the start of the Philippine conflict with natives, and the centennial of John Marshall’s installation as chief justice with Queen Victoria’s funeral mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bank
Pennsylvania
Thomas Carlyle
Cheyne Row
Chelsea
Scotland
Antoine Marie Philippe Louis D‘drleans
Duke of Montpensier
San Lucar
Spain
Louis Philippe
Local Family News and Illness Roundup
Mrs Elmer Snyder of Baltimore visited her mother Mrs Lavinis Mebring in West Bath. Prof Joep Hoffman and daughter Eva of Baltimore spent time with relatives here. Abram Shenk of Luray Va lies critically ill. Many residents suffer from grip including Mrs G J Doll Annie Roberts John Grean Mollie Ratling Est Walters Charles Reno Mattie Shook Arba Moser Wai E B Habo and others. Deputy Register Melvin Blaer and Mrs May Cookson Jones are mentioned in improving health contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Snyder
Baltimore
Lavinis Mebring
West Bath
Joep K Hoffman
Eva E Hoffman
William I. Shenk
South Market Street
Abram Shenk
Luray
G.J. Doll
West Second Street
Annie Roberts
East Third
Harry Rowe
East Fourth Street
Lewis CO. Gistinger
East Fourth
Pitent
John L Grean
Raat Third Street
Mollie Ratling
West Patrick Strest
Wai EB. Habo
Weat South Street
Waoy Friends
Wille Melvin A. EB. Blaer
May Cookson Jones
Washington
Law Notes and Local Updates from the Quarter
W George Baffell faced a larceny charge after allegedly stealing 17 brushes from Ox-Fitro Brush Works around January 16. He testified to attempting sales and providing items to a colored man. He claimed a coworker loaned a large lunch box to carry brushes away. He offered to buy the lot back at a discount. Baffell sought permission to leave the state, citing family concerns. He remained in jail on $200 bail pending grand jury action. Daisy Stewart was granted a divorce from John H Stewart with custody of Beverly Stewart. The marriage began December 25 1895 in this city and ended due to abandonment. Thomas L Goes, a notable baseball player, is joining Johnstonstown Drive in the Tri-State League and will depart in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. George Baffell
O. H. Kokstein
Gaffell
Saffell
Carey-Patmas
Patman
Sefell
Hoe
Patmes
Winchester
Daisy Stewart
Harp & Etchison
John H. Stewart
Beverly Stewart
Esv
A.B. Zimmerman
Mear Pearl
Shis County
Manassas Grove Dead at Lime Kilns of Heart Failure
Hon Manassas J Grove a prominent Frederick County business leader and head of a line of plant shipments died suddenly at his Lime Kilns home Saturday night between 10 and 11. He had shown vigor despite recent heart failure symptoms and collapsed after supper following a day of office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Kile
Middletown Valley
Manassas J. Grove
Frederick County
Montes
Lime Kilns
Frederick
Dusiness
Hts
Longtime Grove lime magnate dies at nearly eighty three
Obituary for Mr. Grove born February 17 1824 in Middletown son of farmer George Grove. He taught school then engaged in mercantile work before turning to lime production building Grove Lime and Coal Co with plants in Lime Kiln Grove near Frederick and Stephens City VA Washington DC operations. Survived by wife Mrs Josephine Carr and sons William J Eugene A Edward D J Harry Bernard L plus daughters. Funeral plans in Burkittsville with services at the Reformed church and family burial ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
George Grove
Middletown
Mintie
Ato
Broad Run
Susan
William Jarbos
Maryland
Bnrkittavills
J. D. Eichelberg
Lime Kiln
B.&o
Lime Eill
Frederick
St Stephens City
Washington
D. C
Grove Lime and Qual Co
William J
M.J Grove & Son
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Grote
House of Delegates
Josephai( Wilson) Carr
Virginia
Willum J
Eugene A. Lime Kulu
Edward D
Stephens City
J. Harry
Bernard L
Goss Go
Washington, D. C
John O. White
Kansas City
George C. Biser
West Salisbury
Aouw
Burkittsville
Burkitte
Local Horse Race Entry Noted for Minnie Hasbrook
Mr. Lewis H. Fralsy manager of Valisy View Stock Farm spots the running mare Minnie Hasbrook to Bensings for a $20,000 purse for three year olds to be run next month. Advertising always says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Fralsy
Valisy View
Minnie Hasbrook
Bensings
Freight rate protest alleges discrimination against Frederick shipments
The Bual gens Men's Association forwarded a formal protest to KE M. Davis of the B&O Railroad over unequal freight rates. An investigation by Jamon A. Gambrill Jr. found strong evidence of discrimination. Rates from Frederick versus Hagerstown to multiple North Carolina and other points show lower charges for nearby towns. A satisfactory adjustment is sought. if not, an appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gratn
Polots
Bualgens
KE. M. Davis
Jamon A. Gambrill, Jr
Hagarstown
Keedyavilla
Roxbury
Washington County
Durham
N.C
E Frederick
Osrplies
Asheville
Hagerstown
Thomasville
Burlington
Sixtesville
Mount Alias
Fredericx
Interstate Commerce
Funerals Report Multiple Local Obsequies
The notice lists several funeral services and interments for residents and families in the area. Among those named are Dr. Josiah T. Kilns and John H. Hoffman with services in Jo'olook and Liber tytows, plus Adelaide V. Fagan and Eleanor V. Henderson. Pallbearers include family and local names. interments at Mt. Olivet, Middletown, or Laboring Sona cemeteries.
Jury Verdict Set Aside in Land Award Case
Judge James B. Henderson nullified the jury’s award condemning land owned by Obarles Lanuer for the W F G B Co after finding the jurors conspired to bias the amount. He ruled that averaging twelve sums to reach a verdict was illegal under statute and not permissible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Henderson
Obarles
Lanuer
Lanner
Benderson
Advised Letters and Saint Frederick Applicant List Ill Used
A notice lists names under Guillames's List and Lapius' List for uncalled letters. Recipients must call within two weeks or letters go to the dead letter office. Names include Rev. Joseph Nolan and Milton Palmer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Guillames
W. Et Balfayer
Joseph Nolan
Milton Palmer
N. Z. Peppisis
Barley Stray
Lapius
Annie Cramer
Mewie Fowler
Eva Hall
Megg
Acasi Martit
Elizabeth WH. Roliasos
Mary Daft
Religious World notices from many local churches
Week of church services across multiple denominations is reported. Ministers preached at German Baptist Brethren, Presbyterian, Trinity M E, First Baptist, Evangelical Reformed, St John’s Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist, All Saints, Grace Reformed, United Brethren. Sunday schools, cantatas, and church events are listed with times and scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. BE
South
John Paul Tyler
1St Kings
Bonday
Roworth Leagas
G. J. Michael
First Baptist Church
Wm. Hammond Parker
Cambridge
Christian Endeavor
Evangeliioal Reformed
Exchbach
Zach
E Jno
St. John’s Catholic Church
Yenter
W J. Hane
Sodality
Nazarita Hall
Charles F. Steck
Church Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gaergs W. Shoemaker
A. J Gui
Epworth
Edgar K. Moore
David
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Togle
St. Luke
Jeremiah
Sobleyavilla
Merara C. BE. Guple
FB. C. Knott
Misa Elizabeth
Gracs Reformed Church
E. L. MobLean
Genesia
Mise Myrtle Hershberger
Mezzo-Soprang
Mir
Walter McDaniel
Suddey
United Brethren Church
Christ Endeavor
W. W. Pickett
Sandey
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Grace
Miew Sadie Zimmerman
Allen R Lamps
Mite Society
Engineer killed by two trains near Brunswick
B and C Martin Haffey of Hollidaysburg Pa an engineer employed by F B Clement Construction Company in charge of Baltimore and Ohio yard improvements at Brunswick was run over by two trains at Rockville Saturday night and killed. Haffey about 35 years old had worked with Clement for 18 years and reportedly had been drinking. He left his boarding house and went to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Haffey
Hollidsgaborg
F. B. Clement Construction Company
Brunswick
Rocxville
Haffay
Pon
Clement
Balance Sheet Lines From a National Bank Report
Fragmented OCR shows financial items including capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits, bank notes, contingent accounts, due to reserve agents, unpaid dividends, and individual deposits with checks. Reads like a bank balance sheet fragment with several amounts and labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayia Money Reservaia Bank
Snesi Beeane
Trans Nacional
U. & Treasurer
Pee Reints Bank
Naetional
Ies
Navnes
Death notices of Butterfield Tobery and Green
Samuel J Battsfield a Treasury Department employee in Washington died at his home of Mrs Susan Schreiner in that city. His remains will be brought to Modal Drivet Cemetery for burial on Tuesday morning via the 1065 B and O train. Frank Tobery aged two years five months nine days died at his parents home near Pearl. Ida Green 45 died suddenly at home on Saturday night from indigestion. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday with interment at Gresumonnt cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J Butterfield
Samuel J. Battsfield
Treasury Department
Washington
Susan Schreiner
G. 8. DeGrange
Modal Drivet
Feare Tobery
Frank Tobery
Thomas Henry Tobary
Pearl
Darsy
DA Green
Ida Greesn
John Green
DeGeneres Streat
City Hotel
Lateraing
O. H. Bokstein
H P. Fabroey
Hones
Gresumonnt
Da mon and Pythias tableaux costume preview
A local program announces a tableaux presentation titled Da mon and Pythias with a 65 character costume element listed. The piece hints at a staged depiction and period style performance.
Paralyzed Man Stricken At Local Coal Yard
Mr. L. D. Simmons suffered a stroke at the coal yard of Messrs J. M. Nawman and Co on Saturday and was taken to his East Sixth Street home. Dr. Meredith Smith was summoned and found facial and bodily weakness from the stroke. he was improving today. Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Simmons
J. M. Nawman & Co
East Sixth Street
Meredith Smith
Amazing sale drives Cloak Department bargains
A bold sales pitch promotes steep price cuts on Coates Suite Jackets and Skirts in the Cloak Department. The ad touts dramatic reductions across scarves gloves undergarments and men s wear as owners unload daily stock at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarfa
Perthian Bazar Opens Tonight at Opera House
Local note announces Perthian Bazar opening at 7 30 p m with Damon and Pyth ing tableaux and a grand bazar display. Highlights include dinners and suppers 35 cents, Valentine display, and piano recital next Wednesday with tickets at McCardell's. Gas and electric bill discount offered if paid by the 10th. Removal to new address 7 and 9 West Peirce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthian Bazar
Damon
Pything
Eo Opera House
McCardell's
George and Rodaglia's Clearance Sale Next Saturday
George and Rodaglia announce a clearance sale closing Saturday February 9 with deep discounts on fabrics and garments. East apron ginghams, cottons, wool blankets, dress materials, serges, shirts, undergarments, and umbrellas offered at reduced prices. Specials include bright velvets and seersucker fabrics with limited yardage and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiore
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the Daily News
Wasmimazon
Ww. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Discount Nottes
Dinuora
Buppara
Bargaie Meelin
Olafranoe Bale
Tar
Streeada Brish Bros
Woman's College 1
Gar & Bleo. Co
Pythian Bazar
Pythian Bezer A. G. Qaynp & Goalé
Doli Brasndlan
Nefaig & Miller Tat Nations Bank
Rodook & Oy
Johustens
Thomas L. Goes
Apay
Ron. M. J. Grove Drad
Bod
M. J. Grove
Josiah T. Kilns
Jo'olook
Thomas Kline
Telegraph Street
J. W.kiraooff
U. B
Bie
John H. Hoffman
Atbettwr Town
William E Hoffman
Frederick Osenty
Francis KE
James A. Hoffman
Kentucky
George Hoffman
Sparrows Point
Onra
Barah Hoffman
Daynse
Mercer
Lynchburg
Mary L. Adamd
G. Howard Willard
Clinton B. Willard
John L. Michael
Parker Devilbies
Oertte Geiser
Charles Mullegan
Jesse Haegh
Totermant
Ms. Olivet Cemstery
Dr. Osrty
Broess McBride
Ernest McBride
Harmony Grove
W. H. Bettlemyer
F. Schroeder
Adelaide V. Fa
Plass
J. W. Townes
Laboting Bona Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Funers
Eleanor V. Henderson
West Patrick Street
8. H. Norwood
Sona Cametery
Phowas P. Rios
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
Orittha
Gingesuwran
Gabler
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
J-Travers Thomas
N. P
Alles
WM Smith
Pythias
John Hendrickson
Sirennone
Maks
Butinese
Jobn D. Hendrickson
AUSIDIG @ MILLER
Weidig & Miller
Woman's College
Valentines
Secons Line
Brist Bros
Phareah
P. Beriraudis
Meass’ la Grippe
Mato
West Peirce Ee
Gansrons
Harvey H. Harrington
A Wan
Bentsaab
George
Rodoue & CO
TSS
P. Rice
Homas F . Rior
Virginia C. MacKenzie
Mg. Deviddawir
Counfelor-At-Law
Office—Cours Birect
W. Franklin Street
Bablaiwigs
Fou
Eee Oor
North Market
Poole
West Bouth Birest
Predera
Mat al Pasc
al Modern
F. B Sapprgtor
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