Notable historical figures in 186 February entries
A list of historical figures with brief mentions of birth, death, and events tied to Galileo Galle, John Augustus Sutter, Otto von Katzebue, Joss-De Leupard Damresch, Captain Charles Shribee, and others. The text notes shipwrecks, deaths, and place of origin, alongside a reminder for subscribers to report irregularities in paper delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo Galle
Astes Borin
John Augustus Sutter
Culliore Vhi
Bern
Clement
New York
Etv
Haven
Kussia
United States
Butlestip Marne
Charles Shribee
Work of Death and Funeral Notices in Th
Obituary items from a Maryland area paper list multiple deaths with ages and burial details. Anna Griffith aged 8 dies after four days. funeral at Bethesda M. E. church with Rev. Jane A. Wright officiating. Other notices include Miss Mary Jane Hiner, Lydia Routzshu, Henrietta Haugh, Mary Pearl, Charles Dutrow, Nancy Myers, Thomas Halt, plus a concert review at United Brethren church highlighting W. Guy Kline and Miss Lucy Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Uelffite
Anna Griffith
Addison
Keamptown
Liles
Bethesda M.eohard
Browningaville
Jane A. Wright
Clifford Watkins
Fulton Davis
Herbert Gyatt
Willie Wright
W.T. Lewis
Kkemptown
Mary Jane Hiner
Rocky Ridge
Miss Hiner
Ron Rebscon
Shea Ia
Elizabeth
Talia A. Miller
Enders
Union Bridge
Haugh
Cathe M. L. Creager
Lydia Routzaen
Lydia Routzshu
Myernville
Cyrus Routtzsho
United Brethren Church
Joshua Harp
Benevola
Daniel V. Harp
Dawson F. Flook
Myera
Reformed Church
Ladiesburg
Rav. Back
Haugh’s
D. A. Sharetts
Mary Pearl
Cornelion
Catherine Pearl
Hageratown
Thurmont
M. L. Greager
Charles Dutrow
Charles H
Charles N. Dutrow
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hill Church
Nancy Myers
Montevue
John W. Baughman
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Oematery
Thomas Halt
Thomas
Isabella Hall
Greenmount Cemetery
W. Guy Kline
Kline
Lucy M. Graves
Harry Meyer
Robert Barck
Dr. Baorok
Miss Graves
Mr. Kline
BIG BAZAR BOOMING AT CITY OPERA HOUSE
The bazar drew large crowds at the United Bazar in Shia City with beer booths and chances for prizes. Notable prizes include an oil stove, clock, patent leather slippers, and several boxes of candy as tableaux by Gibson drew applause and a large banner trophy contest gains momentum. Donations from out of town and lists from Albert S. Emich and local figures show strong support. Northern Central Railway Co sends a $25 pledge after a Cassels letter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Hays
William Obenderfer
Amy Landis
Pia
Misa Mamie Netpold
Angbien
Charles E. Haller
David T. Bowine
A. A. Radcliff
William James
Albert, Smith
Bazar
Gibson
Francis
Rath Multiaix
Janie Birely
Robert B. Delaptaine
Alban M. Wood
David T. Bowlen
Gypsies
Gibson Creations
Wheel of Fortune
Fire Company
Gypaier
Albert 8. Emich
O. P. Smith & Bon
Worth Market Street
John B. Adt
Baltimore
Lavatory
F. M. Borden & Bro
Philadelphia
Hazlet Flanagan & Co
Bartlett, Hayward & Co
E. L. Parker & Co
Albert 8. Smith
Bazar Committee
George L. Wallington
Cumberland
Palmer Tennant
Hagerstown
Northern Central
Smith
Northern Central Railway
Frederick City Hospital Meeting Reports Plans and Donor Gifts
The Frederick City Hospital Association met at the president's home with strong attendance. January treated 19 patients across payer status, nine still hospitalized, and a fire escape donated by a patroness. Governor Warfield’s absence delays March opening. events include a Martha Washington tea on Feb 22 and a May 2 Dramatic Association play. New members from Baltimore and local areas joined the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Warfield
Hospital Guild
Martha Washington
Board of Managers
The
Dramatic Association
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
E. Derr Shriner
Carasville
Miasea Lillie Keller
Lola Motter
Marah Ve
Miss Lydia Brown Finds Open Air Relief in Washington County
Niece of Mrs. John Snyder from Fairplay, Miss Lydia Brown, an invalid from Davis West Virginia, has spent winter nights sleeping on a porch near St James Washington county. She reports improvement from open air treatment sleeping under screens, living mainly on fresh eggs and cream, and has gained about 12 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Brown
John Snyder
Fairplay
St. James
Washington County
Davis
W. Va
Miss Brown
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Courts
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses, and court actions for the week ended Feb 15 1905 in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts. Deeds record parcels in county with amounts. marriage licenses list couples. numerous guardianships estates and inventories filed with orders to sell and probate actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
George W. Gardner
Charles O. Hamerick
Snean
John Lippy
Charles W. Smith, Jr
Frank L. Stoner
Trustes
Randolph G. Stoll
David O. Wilhide
Harry Wilhide
Alexander Ramaburg
Treas Trer
Minnie M. MoKienry
Aity
Albers W. Ecker
F. L. Stoner
Eben L. Kemp
Maryland and nearby areas face cold and wrecks in reports
News from Maryland and surrounding areas notes a fatal wreck near Garrett on the Baltimore and Ohio line after an open switch. Deaths include Eslomon Brothers near Westminster and John E Wilderhanser in Baltimore. Severe cold reported in Frostburg, German, and Cumberland. a burned frame house near McCoy's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eslomon
Westminster
Maryland
South Gumberland
A.D. Cosban
North Mount Atresat
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Hagerstown
Joho E Wilderhanser
Russell Atrest
Roberta Station
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio
Harry Baxter
Garratt
Qomberland
Frostburg
Sebastian Rabbia
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Habbia
Italy
Howard County
John Keys
McCoy's Ferry
Local visit figures in Luray society notes
PURELY PERSONAL. Misses Margaret Wiener and Zema Arnold visit Luray Virginia. Misses Kanto Kengla and Clark, formerly guests of Mrs. Howard Young at 65 East Second Street, return to their Washington homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wiener
Zema Arnold
Luray
Kanto Kenglaand Y Clark
Howard Young
Washington
Winter wholesale fashion note and stage update
A dense 1905 era retail column describes new spring fabrics and dresses with prices per yard, advertising textiles from crepes to wool suiting and Madras. Local theater notes report the J. Lo Temfest Dramatic Co at Mount Joy Hall with “The Vagabond's Wife” and “Lady Audley's Scores” drawing crowds and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lo Temfest Dramatic Co
Thas Theas
Shashow
Lady Audley
Tempest Dramatic Company
Leels
Mount Joy
Monent Joy
Olby Opera House
Objection to Probate of Mercer Will Copy in Orphans Court
The widow and children of William E. Mercer of Straddock file in the Orphans Court through attorney Glenn H. Worthington to oppose probate of a copy of a paper purporting to be the late William E. Mercer’s will. They contend the paper was destroyed and that a copy could be inaccurate or misleading, and that the original paper may have been revoked or superseded by a later writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Mercer
Sraddock
Clark
Glenn H. Worthington
Court withdraws case from jury in estate settlement dispute
In the circuit court judges Motter and Henderson took the Clara Csoper v Leila O Seymour matter from a jury on a motion by defendants. The action sought 750 from the 3200 estate of Henrietta Caver, widow of Thurmons. The dispute centers on trust appointment of Leila Seymour and a verbal instruction to pay half to Mrs Cooper. A second case Wiltcoxan & Brown v Lucrette E and William J Wiles and Maggie E and Bradley Uv Feanogle concerned lumber charges for repairs on West Patrick street. The court reserved 163 decisions after hearing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Saymore Trustes
Aasa
Wiltcoxan & Brown
Wast Second Street
Lucrette E
William J Wiles
Maggie E
Bradley Uv
Feanogle
Motter
Henderson
Patrick Stress
Devieina
Will of Edward Remsburg Leaves Property to Zion Church
The will of Edward Remsburg of Middletown was filed for probate in the Orphans Court. He bequeaths all property to the Evangelical Lutheran church of Zion Middletown and designates Rev. M. L. Board as sole executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavce
Edward Remsburg
Middletown
Orphans’ Court
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Zion
M. L
Citizens' Nat Bank of Frederick Names Bank Officers
The document lists officers and directors for Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland including WM G Baker as president and WM G Zimmerman as vice president, with J D Baker and Samuel Duvall as cashiers and a capital surplus of 100000 dollars and 250000 dollars noted for related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank, Market
Patrick Streama
Matt BR
WM. C. Boteler
WM. G. Baker
B. UL
Baker - View
WM. G. Zimmerbman
Samuel
Social World and Club Activities Highlight Valentine Cheer
The Social World covers the Ladies' Afternoon Card Club gathering at the Misses Ritchin home with heart shaped cards and confections for St Valentine. A sleighing party from Gracehall to Alexander Ramaburg's home featured games and refreshments. An upcoming assembly under Miss Ritohia's guidance is set for Friday night in Junior Hall with a bat pondre on February 4 and Easter approaches. Adamstown plans a Valentine dance at Klein's Hall with expected city turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rammel L. Lilly
East Second Atrest
Lilly
Spurrier
Misa Ross
John 38 Newman
Geward
Lilly Sa
VARU
Ritchin
Weat Church Street
Moinbar
Gracehall
Lawistoro
Alexander Ramaburg
Misa Ritohia
Adamstown
Young |Ople
Valentine Daca
Klein
Marriages Reported at Evangelical Parsonage
Hymeneal notices record the marriages of Franklin E Ramaborg and Mary E Shelton of Walkersville at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on a Saturday in February. Also listed is the wedding of Doll B Rinker of Loudon County Virginia to Della Werkina of Bronewick, with ceremonies conducted by Reverend K R Machbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsburu
Shelton
Franklin E. Ramaborg
Mary E. Shelton
Walkersville
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
This City
BR. Eschbach
Rinker—Werkins
Doll B. Rinker
Loudon County
Della Werkina
Bronewick
Bid
Evangelical Reformad Parsonage
Thinally
Ray
K. R. Maohbach
Funeral for G Webatar Smith Held at All Saints Street
Funeral services were held this morning for G Webatar Smith from his home on All Saints Street. Rev Father Albert Smith conducted the Catholic rites at St John Church with pallbearers John H Frazier Charles Price Calvin Fox Frederick Miller John D Bimmons and Vincent DeP Yingling. Interment followed at Woodaboro cemetery under director OC Carty. Roop’s Last Sermon at German Baptist Church closed with Luke 6479. Rev W A Gaunt of Huntingdon will lead a ten day series of meetings starting this evening at 7 45 with a 15 minute song service beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Webatar Smith
Eases All Saints’ Street
Bt. John's Catholic Church
Father Albert &. Smith
John H. Frazier
Charles Price
Calvin Fox
Frederick Miller
John D. Bimmons
Vincent Dep. Yingling
Woodaboro
O. Carty
Ey. Roop
W. E. Roop
German Baptist Church
Fortrean
Roop
W. A. Gaunt
Huntingdon
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the Daily News
Shane
Senda
Mil & P
Wasnimasom
W.J. Moons
Weather Bureau
T. Dauner
D. EF
Mayne
Jobe Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
L Kefauver
Optician
Mary
Sophia Notnagls
M. Hugene Getzerdanner
West Third Stroet
BIG Bazar
Foreman
Frederick City Hospital
William L. Firer
John Wolf
William 3
Friar
Wifs
Henry K.O Fox
Mary EK
Eckstein
Otley
Ozella EK
Butler
Obas
Mahelage
H. Melvin Wagner
Unsoavilla
Virginia Valentine
Near Liberty
George Irwinbrack
Maggie May
Stanley B. Bory
Bessie Allerton Appleby
Unionville
Frank B. Ramsburg
Walkeraville
Benjamin F. Onley
Fredenson
Francia Jackson
Moundville
Francia J. Bartholow
Harrie 3
Bartholow
Francis J. Bartholow
Haas W. Bartholow
Sidgar O. Moser
Joann P. Moser
Sophia Pool
Sophia O. Gaver
Sarah A. Culler
J. Francia Topper
Jacob £. Topper
William HE. Mercer
Oouurt
William B. Mercer
James I. Topper
Oourt
J. Golumbus O'Donnell
Daniel W. F. DeGrange
George Brust
J Francia Topper
Francia Topper
Salina M. Frazier
Martin Miller
St. Thomas
Franklin County
Mary O. Frushour
News OF the
Kiventa
Intereat
Citizens' National Bank
John Hendrickson
Teipiui
Teisibous Sil Oe
Ginghania
Madras
Lineas
John Bendhrickaon
Middletowna
Gettyeburg
Fraderick
Opera House
Hull & Reloh
Gaukatball
Jontor
Frederick
Hiks
Elke
F J. Nawman
Frederick County
Tus Frip. Co
Ohio BR. Ar
Roosevelt
Issa
Jth
Maroh
Obhig Hrtvér
Marco
Toolnaive
Troxet
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Florida
Beaboard Air Line
Taoeaday
Southern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
Grandma
Elizabeth Cromwell
Hill In
Carl Cromwell
George
Rodock &C
McWall
Hawbury
Qbhorge
Kodouk
A. T. Rice & Son
Juice& Sons
Quotus
Dald Tien
Mi Thomas
RICE
Loninenss Fealty
North Market Street
Auedawiy
USTA
Cecil & Gorman O
Wask Patries
New Orleans
BUGAK
Besant & Enott
Patrick Htrest
PRICE
Anyoue
A. J. Hichelberger
N.W. Cor
Oltica
Bfebruary
Co. L. Kefauver
Vueflilas
H. E. Smith
East Church Byreet
HY. ER. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
City Hotel
F. B
China
E. B. Sappingtom
Bali
Qo,phans’ Court
Parol Ki
Hayes
Mercer
Oantato Launaccaractis
Cooper-Seymore
Vyaken
Mrs. S. L. Gilly
Sapper
John O. Motter
Maggie H. Fank
Hamilton K. Fank
Mart. HH
M. Cramer & Co
Citizens' Nat Bank
Frederick, Md
JupexJas
McBuenny Dle
Rerarven
Qxo Wu. Buitn
J.D. Banna
Jupee Inc
C. Morten
H. Hanaxrr
G. Baker
James E. Walker
C. M. Thomas
Daxtel. Baker
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