Court orders state accounts of Baltimore Building and Loan stockholders
Judge Morris of the United States District Court in Baltimore signs an order directing Bird M Robertson and Randolph Barton receivers of the Baltimore Building and Loan Association to proceed to state the accounts of the association’s stockholders and report to the court with all possible speed. A gypsy named Henry Lovet, charged with feloniously assaulting Mrs Albert Smith near Unionville, was released as no true bill was found. The grand jury acted at the request of Mrs E Local Mach air. Market quotations for today list hogs par barrel 2 1 2, corn 6 1 2, oats 54, wheat No 2 red 78, steamer 74, rejected 60 cents per bushel. hay 210 to 12 par ton. A sleigh accident on Court Street sends Mr George Brangle from his seat, causing serious injuries. Public notices promote 25 cent publicity ads in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnndge Morris
United States
Ghenit Court
Baltimore
Bird M. Robinson
Randolph Barton
Baltimore Building and Loan Association
Henry Lovet
Albert Smith
Unionville
Isis
J. B. W. Bargett
Noted Deaths and Impeachment Snippets From 12th Century to Civil War Era
This Date In History lists brief obituaries and biographical notes for figures such as Cotton Mather who died in Boston in 1128, Commodore Isaacus of the Constitution fame who died in Philadelphia, Hans von Bülow the pianist who died in Cairo, John Randolph Tucker a Virginia jurist, and General Joseph O. Shelby noted Confederate cavalry commander, with birthplaces and ages where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Mather
Boston
Warren Tastings
David Pudley Field
Haddam
Conn
Commodore Isaacus
Philadelphia
Derby
Hans von Bulow
Cairo
Heypt
John Randolph Tucker
Lexington
Joseph O. Shelby
Mississippi
Adrian
Smallpox Case Reported in Buckeystown
Martin Kemp of Buckeystown has mild smallpox contracted after sleeping in an apartment with an airman from Kennett Square, Pennsylvania while in West Virginia. He returned home ill last Sunday, is under treatment, quarantine on his house established, and vaccination efforts underway with little fear of spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kemp
Buckesstown
Kemp
West Virginia
Kennett Square
Rontzahn
Buckeystown
Routzahn
8. T. Haffner
State Board of Health
Purely Personal Notes From Walkerville and Frederick
H M Zimmerman of Walkeraville is registered at the Park Hotel Captain George Anderson is quite sick at his home East Patrick W Frank Thomas of Westminster is spending the day in Frederick on business Thomas Turner Jr of Washington has been sick at his parents home but is able to be in Mr and Mrs Charles Brast of this city went to Washington yesterday due to their son Roy being ill Farmers and others who cure their own meat should use Peerless Paper Meat Sacks for safe economical preservation Three sizes sell at 3 1 and 5 cents per sack Sacks available from all first class grocers and The News Frederick Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Park Hotel
George Anderson
East Patrick
W. Frank Thomas
Westminster
Frederick
Thomas Turner, Jr
Washington
Thomas Turner
West Second Street
Charles Brast
Roy
News
Printing contract disputed for Court of Appeals work
Mr Thomas Parren court clerk said reports claiming all printing for the Court of Appeals had been awarded to the Morning Herald of Hagerstown were unfounded He stated the work had not been allotted to anyone and would be distributed to Baltimore Annapolis Frederick and Hagerstown with portions going to those cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Morning Herald
Hagecntown
Thomas Parren
Sis
Baltimore
Annapolis
Frederick
Hagerstown
Schools Near End of Term as Board Closes April 15
At a county school board meeting the decision to close public schools on April 15 was approved due to lack of funds. The Bartonsville white school term cannot be extended. Teachers were directed to follow the legal schedule. Librarian appropriations were set for Pearl Copper Mine and Oak Grove. Several trustees and assistant teachers were appointed or confirmed and treasurer accounts passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Bartonsville
E. L. Boblitz
Clara S. Working
Red Hill
Misa Ella
Bevan
Plane No. 4
Millis V. Culler
Urbana
Harry J. Kefanver
Thurmont
Walter H. Delauter
Araby
Altis Bargus
Harrisville
Ethel A. Crampton
Olive
New Montevue Hospital Board Elects Leaders
The Board of Charities and Corrections elected Bradley T. Nicodemus president and Jacob B. Tyson treasurer with R. R. Rios as secretary. Oscar D. Culler named superintendent of Montevue Hospital. W. Scott Vanfossen as clerk. Dr. S. S. Maynard physician. chaplains O. W. Stinespring Thomas Freeman Dixon and B. Switzer appointed. A liquor ban is enacted for the grounds. new appointees meet Tuesday to complete staffing. The superintendent weighs 385 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Corrections
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Singanore
Jacob B. Tyson
Frederick
R. R. Rios
Broad Run
Oscar D. Culler
Jefferson
Montevue Hospital
W. Scott Vanfossen
8. S Maynard
Montevu
Faljer B. Rice
Oscar Grossnickte
Maynard
War claim progress noted in Frederick case visits
Mr John O Hardt visits Washington to push Frederick s war claim meeting Senator Depew and Senator Burnham plus Representatives Pearre and Mahon. Hardt reports favorable impressions of the claim statement and expects hearings before the War Claims committees. Depew pledges support and Burnham shows strong interest in payment. Pearre plans simultaneous hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Hardt
Washington
New York
Frederick
Hards
Wellington
House
Senate
Ospital
Pearre
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Hones
Depew
Burnham
New Hampshire
Senate Committee On
Hardt
B. ¥. Goldaborough
Melton
Senator Depew
Senator Burnham
New Yorker
Frederick Committee
Capitol
Henry Nixdorff
Barbara Frietchie
Mr. Hard
Mr. Hardt
Barbara Fridahie
Bardt
Social world rides in a sled pulled by four horses
Woodsboro society members attended a Walkereville High School play Saturday. A large four-horse sled from George LeGore carried ladies Abbie Young Edith Cramer Eleie Munser Margaret Cable Bertha Mosser Cora Etzler Dessie Saxton Maggie Musser Mary Shank Emma Apmen and Mrs Wheeler. Gentlemen included the Moesers Benjamin Saxton Oscar Cramer George LeGore Pinkney Richardson Claude Barrick Robert Saylor Arch Summell and Mr Whitmore. Vermon Smith supervised the team and Hen Saxton looked after the robbers and entertained several ladies. The party sang with tin horns but the sled packed restricted breath. Kaffee Elatsch presented at Edward Hoots, 02 Light Street Baltimore, for Miss Mamie Zellers and Miss Clara Schreeder visiting in Baltimore. Fortnightly Literary Society meets tonight for An Evening With Browning at Mrs A A Sharetts on North Market Street. The Sick: Chief Justice Richard H. Alvey of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals remains under rheumatism, improved from a 10‑day illness in Hagerstown. Mr John Says and Miss Anne Schley are ill. Allen L. Kline and others on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Walkereville High School
George Legore
Misses Abbie Young
Edith Cramer
Eleie Munser
Margaret Cable
Bertha Mosser
Cora Etzler
Dessie Saxton
Maggie Musser
Mary Shank
Emma Apmen
Mrs. Wheeler
Moesers
Benjamin Saxton
Oscar Cramer
Pinkney Richardson
Claude Barrick
Robert Saylor
Arch Summell
Mr. Whitmore
Vermon Smith
Hen. Saxton
Indies
Kaffee Elatsch
Lenten Services Around Local Churches This Week
Lent services began yesterday at All Saints Episcopal at 11 a.m. and 7 20 p.m. Today’s service is at 4 30 p.m. and tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. Lenten services will be at the Reformed church Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 30. Evangelical Lutheran church has a service tomorrow at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Iisa
The
Reformed Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roosevelt Leaves Groton as Son Regarded Safe
Special dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans to depart Groton for Washington after an update that his son is out of danger. The boy’s condition is described as excellent and stable, with the President awaiting orders for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gxerox
Mass
Washington
Funeral for Pearl Victoria Hamilton Held at Home
The funeral of Pearl Victoria Hamilton was conducted at 1 o'clock today at her residence 134 miles south of Frederick. Rev. O. W. Silvespurg led the service and interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. W. H. Richison served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Victoria Hamilton
Frederick
O. W. Silvespurg
Mt. Olivet
W. HB. Richison
Seed of Trust Deed Filed By Jacob Dinterman
Jacob Dinterman a farmer between Walkersville and Pleasant filed a deed of trust with Frans J. Stoner and John Albert Geesey to secure his real and personal property for the benefit of creditors. The action places the property in trust to satisfy outstanding claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob D. Dinterman
Frans J. Stoner
John Albert Geesey
Potter
Mr. Dinterman
Walkersville
Mr. Pleasant
Real estate deeds and licenses filed in Frederick County Courts
Weekly record ends February 12 1902 listing property deeds. Names include Wesley Boyer Sallie Mangang John Carey Caroline Houghton Emma Frost William Maulsby and others with deed amounts. Marriage licenses issued for Foland Crouse Eyler Horine Keilholtz Fisher Wilson Bohn Harrison Hawkins and Honck. Orphans Court items note final accounts inventories estates and administrators including Holtz Grossnickle Evans and Ball with wills and sales orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recurus Us Orwunsokk
Otronit and Orphans
Wesley Boyer
Refus EK
Sallie E. Mangang
Harry
Mangens
John H. Manugana
Charles
B. M. Warrenfeltz
John W. Carey
Julis Hood
Caroline
Houghton
John L. Michael
Calvin O. O. Fox
George A. Obler
Beecher L. Ohler
George A. Ohler
Cameron Jr. Obler
Mary A. O. Shawe
Harl A. Lang
Emma K. Frost
Lewis
Herman
William P. Maulsby
Marcus R. Williams
Henry 0. Higin
Fisk Elgin
Charles A. Carlisle
J. Calvin Crouise
Charles BE. Crabbs
Maerriage
Edward Foland
Mary Crouse
Frederick
Clarenca
Double Pipe Creek
Mamie £. Renner
New Midway
Clarence O. Holtz
Albert B. Holtz
Calvin D. Runklee
William H. Buckles
John P. Heffner
Sarah E. Heffner
Thomas E. Grossnickle
Peter Grossnickle
Charles O. Grossnickle
Amos E. Evans
William E. Evans
Joseph O. Riggs
Bettie H. Riggs
James F. Ball
Guidshorpe Calderon
Frederick County Livestock Turnpike Bill Sparks Debate
Senator Rohrback introduced a measure to bar livestock from the turnpike and Feaga-ville in Frederick County. The Imbelia Gas Company charter amendment passed in the Senate. In the House Mr Mathias presented a petition by Joseph L Shank and 310 others opposing a bill endorsed by the Maryland Fish and Game Protective Association. Buckingham Industrial School received a favorable House report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Rohrback
Feaga- Ville
Imbelia Gas Company
Sanste
Mathias
Joseph L Shank
Maryland Fish and Game Protective Associaion
Buckingham Industrial School
Promoted Jersey asylum physician earns raise in Tren ton Virginia
Dr Fanl L Gort assistant physician at the Jersey State Asylum Tren ton Virginia promoted with a $200 annual salary increase. He is the eldest son of Rev Dr Cyrae Oort of Sabillasville and brother of Mrs R S J Dutrow. Marriage License issued at Rockville to James Samuel Moore of shin county and Susan Ann White of Bion smorey county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanl L Gort
Jersey State Asylum
Trenton
Cyrae Oort
Sabillasville
County
R. S. J. Dutrow
Rockville
James Samuel Moore
Shig County
Susan Ann White
Bion$romery County
Put In Brother's Charge Noah Main Held By Justice Wood
Noah Main a nine year old boy appeared before Justice Wood charged with lacking a home or visible means of support. The father promised to place him with his married son in the country and the judge released him to paternal custody rather than send him to the Maryland House of Reformation. Wood said he opposed sending children to institutions and would act only in aggravated cases. The boy's mother was serving a jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Main
Justice Wood
Ofiver
Giustice Wood
Maryland House of Reformation
Weddings and court notes from Montgomery and surrounding area
Multiple local marriages listed including Misa Susan A. White to James B. Moore at J. Collison White home near Boyd's with Rev. Davidson officiating and couple to reside in Mount Ephraim. Kefauver Delauder marriage at Middle town Reformed Church with Rev. Pontius officiating. Long Harrison nuptials held in nearby locale with reception afterward. Court: Alta S. Palmer wins claim in Ahal case. jury excused by Judge Motter as he was indisposed. grand jury roll read by Fearhake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McOre—White
J. Collison White
Boyd's
Misa Susan A. White
White
James B. Moore
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Mr. Davidson
Southern Methodist Church
Poolesville
Long—Harrison
Joseph L. Long
Luis M. Harrison
Father Coleman
Sallie Gannon
Frank Ridgley
Alta S. C. Pelmer
Joshua D. Ahal
Miss Palmer
Committed to Montevus Hospital for 99 Days
William Henry Jackson was committed by Justice Esketein to Montevus Hospital for 99 days due to illness and lack of means. Officer Lorentz collected nothing from the hospital for Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munteme
William Henry Jackson
Montevus Hospital
Justice Esketein
Lorentz
Smith
Public Library Bill Aims at Free County Libraries
Senator Betts introduces a bill to authorize counties statewide to establish and sustain free public libraries and reading rooms. It creates a Free Library Fund funded by up to five cents per $100 of assessment, with nine county directors and a five-person Free Library Commission advising on cataloguing management and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Mesley
Hagaratown
Washington
Board of County Commissioners
Free Library Commission
Dr T W Simmons Sues Hagerstown Over Health Officer Pay
Dr T W Simmons sues the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown for 305 dollars for services as city health officer from June 1899 to May 1900. He says he abated nuisances and acted through the police, and that payment was recommended by Mayor Schindel yet not approved by the council. The city asserts the health officer serves without pay per ordinance, arguing the mayor’s promise was not binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
T. W. Simmons
Simmons
City Sanitary Board
Aod
Schindel
Dr. Simmons
Gift of a Graveyard to Reformed Church Trustees
Mr Courtney Harbaugh of the original Harbaugh homestead south of Sabiliasville has donated an acre of ground for a graveyard adjoining the Harbaugh ancestry burial plot. The tract, previously used as the burial site, lies half a mile south of the village and will allow continued interments as the current cemetery fills. He provides $500 to the Reformed Church trustees to fund ongoing repairs and improvements, with a right of way from the public road. Also, a $6 per month expansion is granted to Charles B Shope of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Sabiliasville
Reformed Baren Trustees
Harbaugh Beir
Sopa Pe MODEL TelephOne Offer Selections
Telegraph style ad copy touts discounted clothing with bold prices. Mentions all wool skirts at 2.98 a $10 suit for 5 and winter jackets at 5. A 3765 spring jacket listed at 14 8. Childrens jackets offered at 2.25. Garments described as plainly red ticketed with low prices to attract buyers.
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Lovell
Winls
Steigh
Oourt
Gairge Brengle
Apaper
the Daily News
Tim P. M
Claudins
Wasuieros
Tex News
Maryland
W.L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Cements Today
G. M.D. Olabaugh
Lidie's
Robinson's
Sidney H. Wachter
Montevas
Oscar F. D. Cuiter
Says MR. Depew
Richard H. Alvey
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Glenn H Worthington
Hageratown
Johns. Qaysn
West South Street
Misa Anne Schley
Allen L. Kline
West Patrick Streat
Roosevelt
Groton
Ctrcuit
Apnea Courts
Ates
AB Denena
Brother
House of Reformation
KOR Public Librartes
Charles B. Shope
Frederick Co
James Roberson
Patrick Street
Old Folks” Company
Hisvea
Excelsior Carpet Cleaning Company
O. Frask Rice
Lesne
Grorgia A. Pope’s
North Market Street
Birey
Cry Hotel Grill
Bawgor
Lynn Haven Bays
Genine
Salta
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
Market St
Taliur
Drew
Lonyz
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
RED Lytte
Joan Heaxazioxsoz 1
P. S
Aek
Neidig & Miller
Eis & Millar
Glass OF Fashion
Hamburga
Point de Paris
New Madras
Clinton E. Main
Market St. Frederick County
C.&p
Isanogle & Wagamer
Bute Books
Isanogle & Wagamah
North Market Strebe, Frederick
F. B. Sappington
Goffee and Tea
Ant Fou
Sappington's
Werdawiy
Norin City Mall
GEO
Rodook & Co
FMB
Medisa
Lrateonéim
Fm Sheutz
Gleitren
Rodook & SO
A. T. Rich & Sons
A.T. Rice & Sone, Puneral Directore
North Market
Redbrick
P. Rice
Powstin
Bredk Co
Mantess Ard Tires
Willard
Kellee
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MB
D. Olabaugh
Auctionree
Davis Coach
South Market Street
Yinagur
TE Eee
Adams
Rectacamas
Jisdawial
J. “Umberger
Monrovia
J.C. Walker
Mies
L. Dutrow
Benjamin Frederick
Gauuel Jd
Forney
Auctionser
L. B. Kusamaul
Ovizdawtapri
Lewistown
A. N. Cramecown
Sharley B. Foot
Frederick City
Joseph W. Gaver
Court Street
Diewia
Doll & Albsurd Bulliiar
Frederick, OE
D* H. E. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Halvacepad
Weon
Eva
Ear
Ciroet
Denatis
Univereete OF Maryland
Ji Radchi
Mal
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
ARL Bots Frederick Co
Peatee Sss
Towssexp Scorr É& Ber
Eaxbees and Brokers
Fayetiz ST
Oppo Postssi
Baltimore, NB
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