Unconditional Surrender and Civil War Veterans Mentioned
In American History notes dated February 16, 1862, Fort Donelson’s Confederate surrender to General Ulysses S. Grant is recorded. 1905 marks the death of General Lew Wallace, born 1819. 1910 notes actor George Holland’s death in Philadelphia, born 1816, with 1839-born General St Clair Mulholland and 1837-born Rear Admiral W Bogert A S N also listed as Civil War veterans. Astronomical events forecast by noon tomorrow include sunset at 5 36 and sunrise at 6 50 with the Moon rising at 7 05 a m and Mercury visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Donelson
US. Grant
Lew Wallace
George Holland
Philadelphia
St. Clair Mulholland
Phiadelphia
W. Bogert
Public Sale Advertising In The News Office
If you plan a spring public sale consult The News for advertising and sale bills. The Daily and Semi-Weekly News offer reasonable rates and print the best sale bills. Notices of date and place are inserted in the Sale Register to prevent sale date conflicts.
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick and vicinity residents report several illnesses. Agnes Doll is very sick with tonsillitis, Sophia Schroeder on North Market Street is ill, and M I Gaver of Dill Avenue has been unable to work but is now up. Charles L Stokes of Dill Avenue has recovered enough to be out, while Fannie Stewart of East Third Street remains about the same. Henry Schmidt of West Patrick Street has regained ability to move about, M P Etchison on North Market Street improves from typhoid fever, and J Davis Byerly of West Patrick Street, recently paralyzed, is somewhat better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Agnes Doll
Sophia Schroeder
North Market Street
M. I. Gaver
Dill Avenue
Charles L. Stokes
Fannie Stewart
Third ‘Street
Henry Schmidt
West Patrick Street
M. P. Etchison
J. Davis Byerly
Ice hole reveals 14 inch ice at larger reservoir uncovering risk
Superintendent Wiener reported a hole dug through the ice on the larger Tily reservoir shows a 14 inch thick ice layer. Both reservoirs had been icebound unusually long this winter. Wiener believed the large reservoir remained sound, but anticipated bad condition at the snail reservoir after thawing and noted bricks around its sides were deteriorating, likely requiring spring repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener
Wener
Snail
Thawins
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
PURELY PERSONAL note lists Mrs James E Dol and Mrs Maniz Jill visiting in Philadelphia. Mr ami Mrs FE Webster of Adams town and Mr and Mrs John Colpert and Jamis of Fout of Rocks are spending time with friends, while Mrs Harr Webster of Madison Avenue is hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E Dol
Maniz Jill
Philadelphia
Ami
FE Webster
Adamstown
John Colpert Anit Jamis
Fout of Rocks
C Harr Webster
Madison Avenues
BRUNSWICK BRakeman KILLED IN SHENANDOAH JUNCTION ACCIDENT
H A Bitner of Brunswick a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman was fatally crushed while atop a box car at Shenandoah Junction. He was 22 and unmarried, shipping his body to Hancock for burial after the 5 PM incident. Conductor Harry Reid also killed today near Kearneysville, W V, with no details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bitner
Brunswick
Shenandoah
Harry Reid
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah Junction
Bitner
Hancock
Baltimore and Ohio
Young Bitner
Feete
No. 5
Reid
Kearneysville
W. Va
Martinsburg
Funerals and civic notes from the region a day apart
Funeral services for Mr Abner Campbell were held at 230 o clock from East Church street residence conducted by Rev Edward T Helfenstein pallbearers listed interment at Mt Olivet C C Carty was funeral director Remains of Rev James R Lewis of Lovettsville arrived by B and Q train to Lancaster Pa for interment Undertaker C C Carty handled transfer Adam T Weizenbach of Baltimore elected president of Maryland State Council Catholic Benevolent Legion with officers named Rowman Brothers contract for large mill at Germantown Montgomery County after a fire mill to be brick four stories high using about 206000 bricks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Campbell
F. Columbia Knott
East Church Street
Edward T. Helfenstein
Ellicott City
William McCaffery
Allen G Quynn
G. L. Cramer
Marshall ‘Landis
John Biser
Samuel D Thomas
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
James R. Lewis
Lovettsville
Lancaster
C. C.carty
Adam T. Weizenbach
Baltimore
Maryland State Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Catholic Club
North Charles Street
W. D. Wison
Hagerstown
Wm. M. Dunn
J. Geissler
H. Traior
H. P. Goldsborough
Thos J Flanagan
Rosendale
Supreme Representatives
Thomas S. Edgar
Thomas F
Lioyd Culler
Rowman Brothers
Germantown
Montgome
Isounts
In the Law's Grip Cuarliitm With Larceny
Samuel Carrol, a colored man, faces larceny charges following alleged thefts from a store where he worked. He appeared before Justice MarGill and was committed to jail for a year until further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarlitm
Samuel Carrol
Acs
Aires
Iasi
Ten Ng Bs
Constalle
Chister
Moo Hanier
Sina] Marno
Car Tracks Incident on North Market Street
A trolley car on North Market Street jumped the tracks near Your Site and derailed briefly before the car was realigned and resumed travel. No injuries reported. CU RR crews inspected the rails and cleared the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marke Street
Repanty'g Storeroom Diviner Services Attendance
A fragment describes a planned attendance at divine services by Moian Cw Ledze No 29 RAmeh's of Psibeas. It mentions a Sunday evening procession and a covert operation near the store room of Mr Harry J. Eherd at the corner of Mather and Queekl, with repainting details and a reference to Henry Ro Lampe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moian Cw
Rameh’s
Psibeas
Atend Divine
United Brehren
Reyion
Harry J. Eherd
Mather and
Queekl
Henry Ro Lampe Jhirae
Warnerics
Suit Over Wheat Crop in Replevin Case
Henry W. Higdon sued Charles F. Willard over ownership of a landlord's share of growing wheat on a 288 acre farm near Burkittsville. Higdon, tenant under Roetkey now owned by Willard, delivered the landlord’s wheat to Roetkey. Verdict for Higdon. Willard countersued for rent. Other court actions described include Mrs Frances D. Howard vs E D Smith over house build costs and Senator Emert vs Ramsburg moved to Carroll county. Also noted are railroad conductor George Z Best's new Baltimore to Harrisburg run and a found fountain pen turned to its owner. Weather notes record a thaw with 19 degree low and 32 degree high. a buggy accident near Adams-Town causes two injuries but no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Higdon
Charles F. Willard
Mr. Higdon
David H. Roetkey
Burkittsville
Roetkey
Aly. Willard
Higdon
Roelkey
Willard
Water Works Workman Roy Faces City Over $1900 Debts
City due to Roy for seven miles of pipe and one leak since mains, but injunction limits payment to $1000. Creditors claim about $1900 in outstanding debts to Roy’s contractors Wolfe and Grove, hauling materials, and other claimants seek recovery while the city asserts protection under the Roy contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W V. Wolfe
Thurston Grove
Roy
City Register
McCaffrey
Wolfe
Grove
Ito
Wiener
Bowrithan
Fréderick
Hosiery and Dress Fabrics Sale At Bargain Prices
A fragment lists items from a department store sale including hosiery for ladies and children at 13 price, corsets size 18 at 25¢, curtains at bulk price, an Aviation Cup at 33 percent reduction, and dress fabrics with notable price drops. It mentions financial terms like loans, U S bonds, cash capital stock and dividends with directors including John S Ramsburg.
Pleasing Entertainment at First Baptist Church
Junior Baptist Y P A staged a engaging program on February 14 in Frederick highlighting Lillian Culler James Harns Lillian Gaither Noel Haller and others. The event featured a flag drill by fourteen girls and a birthday tribute with Bible work and gifts for members Alice Carter Grace Nipple and others received tokens, with sewing circle honors and teacher remembrances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Baptist Y. P. A
Baptist Church
Junior Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Lillian Culler
James '‘Harns
Lillian Gaither
Noel Haller
Louise McDaniel
Mary Culler
Louise Swartz
Oliver ‘Twist
Alice Carter
Grace Nipple
Ruth Trout
Mars Fair
Winters
Federline
Evegins
Earl of
Serat
Gaoguter
Aihin
Sam
Ayene
Marcus Ber
Ache Hk
Am Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Lewis F. Carter
Pearre Heirs
Dugan’s Pharmacy Balto
Frederick R. R
Michael's Grocery
Neidig & Miller Millinery
N. Y. Millinery
Quality
Moser
Stpley’s
Doll Bros Kitchen Cabinets
Carty’s Furniture Store
Fornume
Cline Real Estate
John N. Brengle City Opera House
The
Marvel
Nievera Perebrpkivve
State C. B. L
Repanty'g
Circuit Court
Frances D. Howard
E. D. Smith
Samuel Emmert
Washington County
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Utica
Carroll County
Mr. Beet
George Z. Best
Northern Central Railroad
Here
Key Mar
Harrisburg
Best
Myrtle Moats
Morris Iron Works
Hany L. Hagan
Sarmet
Adamstawa
Gargaude Henshaw
Theodes
Ilaplaine
Adamsitana
Narton
Citizens" National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
U. S. Bonds
GEO
WM. Smith
John S. Ramsburg
WM. G. Baker
C. M. Thomas
D. E. Kefauver
J. C. Motte
Thomas H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. I. Conley, M. OD
E. Cline
P. L. Hangett
J. D. Baker
HD. Baker
Symerman
Cashier
Bamuel
Duvall, Asst
Caen
Jomnwen
Brenglett En
John D. Hendrickson
Express
Alielyea
Ugk
Neidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
DR. Hess and
Clarks
Williamson's
Rexall
Dr. Hess
Central Securities CO
NM. L. Etchison
Etchison
National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Young& Staley
Young & Staley
Court ST. Frederick
Gale
Big City
7Th Street
Sra Street
Market Street
Church &T
4Th Street
5Th Street
Patrick Street
2Nd Street
Dth Street
Mouth Street
Eighth Street
Benta Street
Trail Avenue
Carroll Street
6Th Street
Jerr
Gents
Awelinus
Rockwell Ee Ae
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Grayson H. Mercer
State Road
Cramer & Stauffer
Stauffer
Minnesota
Bradden Heights
Plos Bow
Bially
Thomond Nowlins Alloys
Rerson
Frederick County
Real Estate and Loane
Montgomery County
South Market SL
Bridge
Braddock Spring
Keller & Myers
John D. Keller
MYERS
City
Teal Estate, Loans and Insurance Agia
Gorm
James
Aism Blacksmith Shop
Fae Glassis
Landis
Dugat
Fay
Walter C. Dugan
S. Schley & Bro
St. Mary's
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Teposits
Frankin Savines Ranh
Apriy
G Quinn
TOS
Taumgardner
Paxkson
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