In History: Volta Discoverer and Notable Figures
The Daily News recalls Feb 18 history with Volta creator of rosta min and death in 1827, Cheries Lamb a US financier and philanthropist born in Panvers Massachusetts 1839, Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis dies in Washington born LordSyT, Willard temperance reformer dies in New York City.
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Alexander ‘Volta
Cheries Lamb
George, Peabody
Panvers
Mass
Charles Henry Davis
Washington
Lordsyt
Willard
New York City
Local Public Sale Notice Open for Bids
Fragments indicate a public sale advertisement with names and locations amid unclear OCR text. Items mention a restaurant context and various personal names and initials suggesting a notice of sale or auction action within a community setting.
The Weekly News Promises a Large 2 Page Issue
Frederick city and county readers are assured of the largest bona fide circulation in the area. The Weekly News announces a Thursday issue replete with chess content and several special features. New advertisements for The Weekly News are accepted until 5 p.m. for the upcoming publication.
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Tre Weree.t
Frederick City
Tae Werekry
Thysdav
Isemeanis
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM TOWN GOSSIP
Ritter is out of town on ness today. George A. Pearre is away on business. Mrs. Edward Elkins and Misses Florence Rin visit relatives in Baltimore. Edgar McCardell has returned from Pittsburgh after a few days there. Mr and Mrs Henry Bruhouse and Mrs Ingomar are noted as ill or away. Rev E L McLean called to Pen- rania to aid parents during illness. Funeral plans take Rev George L. Staley to Baltimore.
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Od Ritter
Ness
George A. Pearre
Margaret Jones
Baltimore
Edward Elkins
East Third
Edgar 5
McCardell
Pittsburg
Harsiey Hagan
Frances Ay
Florence Rin
A. Resenour
West Rd
Reberesa
Moberly
Dill Svenne
Philadelphia
Nellie
Maud Strider
Bal- Amere
Mary
Board of C. and Correction elect new officers
The Board of Claringes and Correction met at the Court House this morning and organized by electing David Cramer president Edwin S. Hourk secretary Samuel L. Lilly treasurer Dr Robert S. Syson reappointed physician to Monrovue Hospital and Brit Bourne named physician to the colored wallet at Montevue Hospital Samuel A Gregg reapointed superintendent at Montetare Mrs Samuel A Gregg matron and I Scott VanFessen clerk
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Board of Claringes and Correction
Court House
David Cramer
Edwin S. Hourk
Samuel L. Lilly
Robert S. Syson
Monrevue Hospital
Brit G. Bourne
Montevue Hospital
L. Gregg
Montetare
Samuel A. Gregg
I. Scott VanFessen
Governor Crothers Names Baughman Chief Clerk at Stats Bureau
Governor Crothers appointed Francis Baughman to succeed Jacob Schonfurber as chief clerk of the Bureau of Statistics at $1,600 yearly. Baughman, son of Charles and Susan Baughman, is praised for qualifications. The governor also reappointed Charles J. Fox as head, aiming to elevate the bureau’s standing and oversight. Additional appointments to the Senate include land, fish, game, veterinary, health, and other state posts across Maryland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Charles J. Vox
Bureau of Statistics
Francis Baughman
Fred Ive
Bureau
Jacob Schonfurber
Thnt
Baughman
Charles H. Baughman
L. Victor Baughman
Mr Baughman
Charles J. Fox
Fox
Senate
Ir. Laird Henry
Dorchester County
Samuel J.swilley
Worcester County
John H. Wade
Washington County
Horace F. Harmonson
Frank H. Mackie
Cecil County
Annapolis
Howard County
State Board of Health
Howard Brarner
Douglas H. Thomas, Jr
Baltimore
Hospital For Consumptives of
Maryland
Charles H. Ellis
Cecil ‘County
James 8. Ames
Eljah Williams
Anne Arundel County
Bureau of Immigration
Maximus
Whitehill
Frederick
Frank Hines
Kent County
J. Boone Dukes
Caroline County
Ant —Sanac M. Mottes
L. Tiernan Ricer
Citizens' National Bank Presidential Officers Listed
A wartime style notice names officers and clerks including vice president cashier assistant cashier and various staff such as Geo War Suez Jepos Jousx Mortar Soux Mananvac Tos H Waren and others listed for the Citizens' National Bank.
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Geo. War
Suez
Mananvac
Tos
H. Waren
Wau
G. Baggs
Daxter Barer
D. B. Hanosrr
C. BH. Contse
C. M. Taowas
C. E. Cus
Mountain City D of L Banquet Attendents List
A Dun of Liberty Gas company meeting at Mountain City featured an oyster and beer banquet with coffee bread pickle and chips. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry E Cramer Mr and Mrs Harry W Dyer Mr and Mrs C M Dyer Mrs Carrie Kussmuugi Mrs Katie Dyer Mrs Emma White Mrs Kate Perry Miss Daisy McDonald Miss Eva Haller Miss Florence Poole Anne Jacks Max Keefer Rose Dyer and others, with fond recollections shared.
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Mountain City
Gas
Daauch
Liberty
Kentel Han
Teuuty
Henry E. Cramer
Harry W. Dyer
Sid
Edward M
Katie Dyer
Emma White
Kate Perry
John Heefer
Clarence Wachter
Daisy McDonald
Eheeva Haller
Florence Poole
Anne Jacks
Max Keefer
Sarah Lenhart
Rose Dyer
Meanie Conrad Theanas
Ly Boku
Sseid
John Jamex
City Opera House hosts Bowers stock company week
Charles W. Bowers Own Stock Company opens a week at the City Opera House presenting Bludson to a large audience. Miss Emma Bell and Mr Holden lead with supportive company. Amateur contest Friday for cash prizes. Saturday matinee for ladies and children with five purses and door prizes. Plays listed include The Tie That Binds Sherlock Holmes Woman Against Woman The Belle of Richmond The Devil's Mine.
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City Opera House
Charles W. Bowers
Comany
Jostraight
Bludson
Emma Bell
Mr. Holden
Esst
Sherlock Holmes
Frida
Belle of
Richmond
Motter Declines Reappointment After Protest and Refusal to Qualify
Me Motter states he was reappointed against his wishes and protest and will not qualify. He is president of the board and was appointed to fill the term of the late Samuel Dutrow. Governor Crothers had also reappointed him. Motter cites workload and composition as reasons for not serving another term.
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Shiv Mo Metter
Teer Lerner
I R
Sehad Curtis Isianets
Pre
Ok Carrey
Spoen
Motter
Hsd
Motier
Samuel Dutrow
Cal L. Tiernan Brier
Crothers
Ind Cy
Carnal
Funerals For Murphy Zimmereeman And Montgomery Held
Funeral services were held for Robert M. Murphy son of Louis Murphy at 2:30 PM with Rev B F Ruley officiating. Floral pillow from Mt Carmel Sunday School and named pallbearers. Also noted were services for Elizabeth S Zimmereeman and Allen Montgomery with arrangements by C C Carty and undertaker F Schroeder. Interments followed at local cemeteries Mt Olivet and Manor Reformed Church burial grounds.
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Robert M. Murphy
Louis Murphy
B. F. Ruley
P. Church
Mt. Carmel Sunday School
Frank Smith
Clyde Smith
Frederick Crummit
Harry Miller
Howard Hartman
Wm. O'Ham
F. Schroed
Brunswick Wins Exciting Duck Pins Match at Y M C A
Brunswick Y M C A defeated a local rollers team in a close three game match on the western day afternoon. Brunswick led early, Frederick won the second game by 16 pins leaving a 2 pin edge for Frederick, then Brunswick surged to a large final lead and won by 29 pins. The line-up and score followed.
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Y. Ms. A
Brunswick Y.M.C.A
Brunswick
Frederick
Braunswick
Bus Party and Select Dance Highlight Social News
The Frede County Telephone Exchange day operators and friends enjoyed a bus party to Walkersville, with a sumptuous Hotel Cramer supper upon arrival. A select dance followed at Mr Upton Geisbert’s residence on February 10, listing attendees including Mr and Mrs Gevens and several locals.
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Frede: County Telephone Exchange
Walkersville
Cramer
Upton Geisbert
Upton Gevens
Death claims Mrs. John Henson Brown at 68
Ellen Catherine Brown wife of John Henson Brown died at her home near the Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad at 3:45 pm of complications of diseases age 68 years 7 months born in Berkeley County West Virginia daughter of the late David Carroll she was a devoted Evangelical Lutheran and survived by four daughters and three sons funeral at 3 pm tomorrow with services at the house and interment in Mt Olivet cemetery also noted is the death of Mrs Janeler Saylor near Troutville on February 13 aged 68 years 9 months and 11 days she leaves a husband and two sons and several siblings with funeral services held at Rocky Ridge led by Ekiers Keet and Werbeight with pallbearers named and D A Sharetts as funeral director.
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John H. Brown
Ellen Catherine Brown
John Henson Brown
Frederick
Berkeley County
W. Va
David Carroll
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Julia G. Porter
Baltimore
Mattie Wirtz-Misees
Alice
Hester Brown
Francis Lewis Brown
Afartineburg
Marion
Charles Willam Brown
Mt. Olivet
John B. Saylor
Janeler
Fenn H. Savior
Troutville
Allen
Graceham
Charles
J. A. Ledgwidge
Iaither Smith
F_ Pierce Ledewidge
Belle Baylor
York
Daniel Ledgwidge
Ohio
Rocky Ridge
Mount
Ekiers Keet and Werbeight
John Pittinger
C. E. Smith
H. Pittinger
Jacob Fearn
John Delaplaine
John Phillips
D. A. Sharetts
Circuit Court hearing on Coggins Co versus Remington Sherman Co
Court convened for an argument in the case Coggins Co of Baltimore versus The Remington Sherman Co. Judge Hammond Urner presided for the plaintiff, Jacob Kohrback argued for the defense, a recess was taken, and the argument reconvened. Milton G. Umer Sr concluded the proceedings.
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Coggins Co
Baltimore
Remington Shermen Co
Hammond Urner
Jacob Kohrback
Exhibition in Y M C A Gym Open Evening February 79
An open evening at the Y M C A gymnasium will be held Wednesday night February 79 at 8 pm. The event invites all interested in the gym work to see how classes are conducted and to learn about the city’s fitness efforts.
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Y. M.C.A
M.C. al
New Merchandise Advertises Summer Fabrics and Silks
Advert in a local shop showcases broad selection of dress goods and silks. Promotes new merchandise with wide price range from 50 cents to several dollars per yard. Highlights colors, patterns, and fabrics including laces, voiles, linens, and sportswear materials.
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Atic
Batiste
Neidig and Miller Fur and White Goods Sale Promotion
Neidig and Miller advertise a February sale on white goods at low prices and a fur sale with close to half price on furs. The notice highlights yardages of silk finished materials, percale, linen, and lingerie waists, plus long genuine fox and brown coney fur scarves with discounted prices and a call to act before the sale ends.
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Madras
Zoe
Lae
Local Masonic and community notices mix in old runic style
Local items list Chippens Tribe meeting at the wigwam on the Snowy Moon 20th with entertainment and a social to follow. Includes a shooting match on Harmony Grove and a large fire engine company ball on February 24 with dancing at 9. Notes D of L GO U A M, Washington notices, and various business and property rental ads with several broken phrases.
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Chippens Tribe
Joax H. Bexxert
Records
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Frederick legislative actions across Senate and House
In the Senate last night Kefauver's bill to amend the People's Fire Insurance Company charter in Frederick County passed. In the House Anders introduced a bill to sanction a bequest and Kefauver moved to aid the Union Hospital Association. Kefauver's Walkersville charter amendment passed the House. Castle proposed extending Middletown's corporate limits. Anders led a joint resolution asking Congress to pay Frederick's claim and a divorce law amendment. Kefauver introduced reassessment in Brunswick and bonding for Brunswick water, plus a Frederick residents petition for Union Hospital appropriation.
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Senate
Kefauver
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Frederick County
Anders
Union Hospital Association
Kefanger
Walkersville
Castle
Middletown
Congress
Frederick
Ar. Kefauver
Brunswick
Council
Union Hospital
Washington's Birthday Celebration by local Masonic and Daughters groups
Members of Francis Scatt Ker No 43 0 FA Mu and Mountain Circle No 12 Daughters of Liberty will hold an entertainment tomorrow night in the hall chamber at Independer in commemoration of Washington's birthday. An interesting program has been arranged and an enjoyable time is anticipated.
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Washington
Francis Scatt
Mountain Cir
Daughters of Liberty
Hall Chember
Independer
Washington Assembly Pre Lent Program Delayed Notice
Left for Frederick as Herald reports a disrupted event at the hospital during a Haggesne incident. The Hoyas reportedly told attendees to leave or face a $0 fee, while the Washington assembly plans a final pre Lent gathering on February 2. Dancing to begin at 9.
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Slegemiown Herald
Haggesne
Hoyas
Frederick
Pree Vanel Jessom
Peice
Washington Assembly
Melory
Farm Sold in Johnsville District by Private Terms
Cosmas Tot, young insurance agent, sold his farm in Johnsville district to Mrs. Mary Bowlas through Charles A. Strine on private terms. The sale reflects a private deal arranged without public auction.
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Cosmas Tot. Young
R Tne
Mary Bowlas
Johnsvile
Charles A. Strine
State Benevolent Legion Meeting Notice in Baltimore
An upcoming meeting of the State Benevolent Legion will be held in Baltimore. The exact venue and date are unclear from the fragment but the event is identified as a Legion gathering.
Sub Curia Hearing In Starr V Rean Concluded
The sub curia session in the superior proceedings of Jesse W. Starr versus Charles L. Rean concluded yesterday afternoon before Chief Judge Worthington and Associate Judge John. Dr. Buckey and A. D. Willarday appeared for Mr. Bean and Stoner and Weinberg and Fo OM. Fstibel appeared for Mr. Starr.
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Cee
Jesse W. Starr
Charles L. Rean
Worthington
Fudge John
Dr. Buckey
A. D. Willarday
Mr. Bean
Stoner
Weinberg
Fo OM
Fstibel
Mr. Starr
Missionary Society Meeting Recap at Lutheran Church
County correspondence notes a regular Lutheran church Missionary Society meeting with singing scripture reading prayers and recitations by Miss Lilian Sherald Mr Hunt Herdrick and Misael Sherald Frederick Rev Wr Warner delivered an address and benediction. Next meeting scheduled for March 15 at 7 o clock with all welcome. Reformed Missionary Society to hold its missionary meeting on March 2 with a Black Agend program planned.
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The
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
W. Perry
Society
Lilian Sherald
Frederick
Hunt Herdrickrederick
Misael Sherald
Wr. Warner
Reformed Missionary Society
Carroll County Commissioners Here Creme George Brown
In Carroll County, officials including George Brown and other county figures oversee local governance. The fragment hints at county business but lacks full details on actions or outcomes.
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Carroll County
George OW. Brown
Church Members to Give Reception
Lutheran church members will host a reception Thursday night to honor honorees and their friends. Community members and congregation supporters are invited to attend and celebrate the occasion with the honorees.
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Hon
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Edward Froland signs ed in 16 Ane fish from the Monncacy. Brief items cover local happenings and general notes, with succinct items likely reflecting community notices and short reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Froland Sigereededd
Monncacy
Washington city faces revival of property owned by freedmen
The city of Washington plans a prominent redevelopment project at LSOC property once held by African Americans. The Carnegie Endowment Institute backs studies and potential uses, signaling a shift in local ownership and urban renewal. The initiative could redefine neighborhood dynamics and access to public spaces.
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Priet
Carnegie Enealitute
Washington
Dust Arrived at Riverside Market
Fragmentary notes list items dust arrived including shad halite Mack ee salmon trout white perch gray iron and whising. Mentions Br ih Phones Grove and Y.M.C.A Restaurant for Ladies and Gentle with Court Street Entrance.
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Y.M.C. A
Court Street
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BIG Stome's Bargain Bulletin
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Ruddger & CO
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City Hotel
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