Notable Deaths and Historical Events Mentioned in Feb History
The Feb 7 history notes births and deaths of notable figures including Charles Dickens and Admiral Silas Stringham, with references to the United States bank failure and the De Lomo letter. It recalls Joab Baton a noted punter, and Charles Francis Felu the fearless painter, marking births and deaths across 19th century figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilau
Fatapatts Agein
Rugsiana
Vrisdans
Charles Dickens
Joaph
Baton
Yonkers
Silas H. Stringham
Brooklyn
Middletown
Grange County
N.Y
Many Laird
Alabama
Birkenhead
Charles Francis Felu
Arntless Painter
Brussels
Continental Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution
The Daughters of the American Revolution prepare for their continental congress at Chicago’s Theatre starting Monday February 23, with nearly 1,000 members and 600 chapters represented. Key issues include a proposed constitutional amendment to allow a third term for the president general, Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, and fundraising for Continental Hall to honor revolutionary participants. Washington events, flag raising, and a significant cornerstone ceremony are planned, with thousands of dollars expected from chapters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the
Ohage
Continental Congress
United States
Aenid
Conass
Mra
Charles W. Fairnke
Mra. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Ibig
Donald McLean
New York
Librarian of Congress 3
Nnional Society
Congressional
Ereto
Washngton
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Washington
Mies Ellzsbeth Bryant Johnston
Halifund
The
Nations Society
National Sooiety
Death of Dr Edward Nelson Prominent Dentist and Local Figure
Dr Edward Nelson died at his East Church street home about 11 50 this forenoon from uraemic poisoning due to heart trouble. A Frederick native, he was son of Judge Madison Nelson and a longtime Maryland dental examiner, with ties to the Independent Hose Company and Maryland State Firemen's Association. He is survived by his wife Harries M Wilson and one son Madison, with several siblings and noted relatives including John Nelson and Freder J Nelson. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nelson
Eaat Church Street
Nelson
Doctor Nelson
Frederick
Madison Nelson
Maryland
Sixth
St. John’s College
This City
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
State Board of Dental Examiners
Ger
Roger Nelson
Camden
Arthur Nelson
Point of Rocks
John Nelson
United States
Trier
Independent Hose Company
Independent Drum Band Associations
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Harries M Wilson
John J. Wilson
Madiaom
Freder J. Nelson
William
Balezel
Brief Bits: Curiosities and Quips From a Local Page
A compact collection of bright items and general interests with playful quips on fortune fame and a February storm. It blends whimsical lines about labor, hash, shorthand, and cheeky advice, reflecting a lighthearted society page tone.
Market Quotations From Eastern Milling and Export Gem
Daily market quotes list corn at 2.50 per barrel or 0.46 per bushel shelled, wheat No 2 red at 0.76, steamer 72?1g per bushel, oats at 0.40 per bushel, hay ranged 18 to 42 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Gemmany
Todsy Ste
Local Frederick merchants promote new stock and services
Frederick Md merchants announce new spring goods including hats trimmings and ladies wear. The notice highlights safe deposit services, vault upgrades, and showings of Valentines and oysters. Special rail tours to Florida via B and O Railroad are offered with bundled fares and sleeping car accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
G. Thomas Kemp
Thomas OH. Hauser
Neviic & Mier
Don. Beervers
Gao
Ropock & Co
Kavenan
Boatmen review new canal company offer at Hagerstown
G L Nicolson, general manager of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, convened Williamsport boatmen to discuss a proposed tonnage rate of forty cents to Georgetown and twenty two cents to Williamsport with feed, aiming to start navigation March 1. The plan favors Williamsport men but Sharpstown boatmen object, seeking $1 freight. The company set February 20 as the deadline for bids and will push for acceptance through Sharpsburg representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Nicolson
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Williamsport
Hagerstown
New Transportation Company
Georgetown
Nicolson
Georgatown
Bsing
Sharpsburg
W31
Hamsport
Sharpaburg
Transportation Company
Bints
Gettysburg Cats Targeted by College Anatomy Class
Gettysburg College biology students dissect cats at twenty five cents per head prompting local residents to report missing pets and stray cats. Townspeople warn culprits to stop as dogs also go missing amid fear and mounting tension in Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Gattysburg
Lifts Freight Embargo On Baltimore and Ohio Routes
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports success in easing the freight blockade. Shipments on lines connecting to Baltimore can resume if destined for Baltimore via B and O. Traffic east of Baltimore remains embargoed except for livestock perishable freight and supplies for the railroad. Weather may speed full resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transportation Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Beck From England Arrives With Family in City
Mr William J Cozens and wife nee Maggie Oline have travelled from London and will visit Mr and Mrs N O Oline before heading to Boston Mass. Cozens, once a Salvation Army officer for seventeen years, resigned in 1901 to pursue evangelistic work both in the U S and England. He has accepted calls from the Presbyterian church of Cincinnati Ohio and Bromfield Memorial church of Boston, with meetings starting February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Oczens Ban
Presbyterian Church of Oluciznati
Bromfield M. ©. Church of
Boston
Maynard Farm Sale Near New London at Court House
Captain Walter Saunders acts as auctioneer at the Court House door for the estate of Howard G. Maynard to sell a 1837 acre farm located about miles west of New London for 222.66 per acre to J Thomas Maynard. The Maynard family holds the property for about 150 years. Gharien W. Ress, executor of the late Mia Jemima Scholl, sold at the Court House door this morning depositing 59.64 from Fredericktown Savings Institution for two Frederick City bonds par value 1000 at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Court House
Charles W. Ross
New London
Howard G. Maynard
J. Thomas Maynard
Maynard
Gharien W. Ress
Mia
Jemima Scholl
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Granville Thomas
Frederick City
Literary Society and Young American Club Meetings Described
The Beliea Lettres Literary Society and the Young American Club held regular meetings with officers, programs, and judging results. In a collected note a facsimile of the 1863 Daily Citizen from Vicksburg is described as a valuable historic relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Beliea Lettres Literary Society
Wineberg
W. Ratling
Hines
E. McCardell
L. Roelkey
A Schroeder
Oritlc
P. Whipp
Bonker Hill
F. Gladhill
R. Thomas
0. Hines
Hughes
J. Tome
de Grange
Wachter
H. Schroeder
Anti-Saloon League Meeting Plans Officers Frederick County
The Frederick County Anti-Saloon League holds its annual officer election meeting at the M. E. church Eastchurch street on Monday next February 9 with two sessions at 2 p.m. and 7:50 p.m. Rev EB Redeker assistant State superintendent will address both meetings. Prominent laymen will speak. Reports on league work will be read by district vina presidents and a general condition review given. Dr J M Raccliff is acting president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Frederick County
Anti- Saloon League
M. E
Eastchurch Street
EB. Redeker
Vina
J. M. Raccliff
Bargains and items for sale at local auction
Local ad lists four sizes of mixing bowls, a 4 quart pan, chairs, brooms, soap powder, clothes pins, rolling pin, ribbon, lace curtains, men’s overshirts, Danton suits, and various discounts. Concert at Woman's College on Wednesday February 11 at 8 30 p m for kindergarten fundraiser with Dr B Merrill Hopkinson and Mr Samuel H Congdon. Finder asked to return Buckskin Gloves to Sponseller's Livery for reward. In Memoriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Bopet
Woman's College
Fres Kiedergarten
B. Merrill Hopkinson
Bargtore
Samuel H. Congdon
Whistler
Sponseller’s
Martinsburg Saloons Face Higher License Tax Increase
Martinsburg City Council adopted an ordinance raising the saloon license from 50 to 250 dollars. The move adds about 650 dollars in extra taxes for each saloon keeper, with about 25 saloons affected to boost city revenue. Say you saw it in Taz News.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Taz News
Circuit Court Receivers Try Case Over Baltimore Association Note
In circuit court yesterday afternoon the case of Harry E Goodwin Stanley A Foutz and John J Hurst as receivers of the Fraternal Savings Association of Baltimore city a body corporate v John M Diaterman of Walkersville was put on trial before a jury The suit concerns a note of 200 dollars to J C Gray and W M Barker lighting agents and assigned to the Fraternal Savings Association formerly with an office in Baltimore now under receivers The grand jury today brought down six indictments and the jury expects to complete its work by next Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Goodwin
Stanley A. Foutz
John J. Hurst
Fraternal Savings Association of
Baltimore City
John M. Diaterman
Walkersville
J. C. Gray
W. M. Barker
Fraternal Savings Association, of
Baltimore
Miss Marie Diehl Improves After Illness at Home
Miss Marie Diehl who had been quite sick at her home on West Church street is much improved, with her condition showing steady signs of recovery and strengthening in recent days.
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Marie Diehl
Weat Church Street
In Memoriam Chester Norwood Five-Year-Old
In Memoriam for the late Master Chester Norwood of Owen and Alms Stall Weat Patrick street. Quar dear Chester is gone an early headed boy. We loved our darling Chester from his head into his toes our homes dark since its shining star is gone. Our star shines in a brighter home from Para axo Maota.
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Chester Norwood
Owen
Patrick Street
Chester
Para Axo Maota
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