In History: Notable Births and Deaths
Feb 19 marks entries on Copernicus Rodney Napier Bell Winchell and John Morain. Copernicus born in Poland died 1543. Rodney born 1733 died 1793. Napier born 1785. Bell died in New Brunswick. Winchell died 1891 in Ann Arbor. Morain born 1820 in New York City.
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Nicolaus Copernicus
Poland
Lord Rodney
West Indies
William Napier
Charles H. Bell
New Brunswick
N. J
New York
Alexander Winchell
News Subscribers Asked to Report Paper Irregularities
The newspaper requests prompt reports from readers who notice any irregularity in receiving their papers. This plea aims to ensure timely delivery and accurate circulation records across the region.
Trial in assault with intent to murder case proceeds
The Circuit Court hears Richard Zimmerman alias Lambert Daniel Horner and Raymond Heber charged with assault with intent to murder Joseph Hogan on Christmas Eve near Mt Airy at the B&O compressor. Hogan testifies of being shot and threatened while defendants claim Hogan insulted their sister amid heavy drinking. White represents the defendants. two others plead guilty to forgery and await sentencing.
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Richard Zimmerman
Lambert
Daniel Horner
Raymond Heber
Sare
Joseph A. Hogan
Christman
B. & O. Compressor
Mt. Airy
Coughlin
Armstrong
O'Donnel
Baltimore
Frederick
Hogan
Helser
Zimmerman
Wn. H. Tobin
Hoe
Heiser
Sach
Zimmer
Corn Institute and Exhibition Preparations Under Way
Preparation for the Corn Institute and Exhibition at the Masonic Temple includes palm and fern decor and a large stage display. About 100 entries have been received, with 25 varieties from the U.S. Department of Agriculture among others. Miss Jacobs of Washington will lecture on practical vegetable cooking tomorrow evening. Mrss Jacobe is age authority and the discourse will be instructive. The News staff thanks secretary Douglas Hargett for a moadamon stick pin souvenir.
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Corn Institute
Masonic Temple
Hiswatha
Mingehaha
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
United States Department of Agriculture
A.D. Shame
Tay- Toretilie
Emma Sater Jacobs
Washington, D
Douglass H. Asreett
Instituta
The Work of Death in Local Notices
Annile E., infant daughter of Melvin and Annie Delaughter, died yesterday at 11 45 AM at their home near Ovresville. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM, interment at Mer Olivet cemetery. Judge John Matter is ill with a severe cold.
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Annile E
Melvin
Annie Delaughter
Ovresville
Mer. Olivet Cemetery
Bond for $5,000 to start electric railway work by May
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company faces a sixty day extension with a May 7 deadline to begin work, conditioned on depositing a $5,000 bond forfeitable to the city if construction does not start. Aldermanic actions include water line connection requests and routine payments to local firms and utilities, with adjournment after regular business. A Burkittsville school entertainment followed, featuring student performances and a circle of local participants.
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Board of Aldermen
John Ed.Bobell
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Fred. Obenderfer
Water Street
Coit & Dizon
Committee On Water Works
Joseph F. Haller
Market Valley
Frederick Co. Telephone Am Telegraph Company
D. A. Stull
Wm. H. Hopwood
Wertheimer
Isabella Gas. Works
Obas A. Schieren
DeGrange
Geo
Myers
Frederick Electric
Seer
O. Gembers
Lewis Walter
Gill and Company
Burkittsville
Topey Turvy
Personal notes from Baltimore and travels abroad
Purely personal items report Mr. William M. Crimmins in Baltimore. Messrs. Marcon W. Williams Francois Johnston and Frank K. Bochmidt left for a Southern trip and may visit Cuba before returning. Moesera Aero S. Harp and Roy B. Wachter left today for Hagerstown to attend the mid winter reception and dance at Ree Mar College.
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Messrs
Marcon W. Williams
Francois Johnston
Frank K. Bochmidt
Cuba
Moesera
Aero S. Harp
Roy B. Wachter
Hagerstown
Ree-Mar College
Train Hits Trolley Car Kills Ten School Children
Special Dispatch reports a trolley car struck by a Delaware Lackawanna and Western train at Clifton Avenue crossing in Nawake New Jersey. Ten children aboard were killed instantly and fifteen or more others were badly injured, with fears more deaths possible.
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Nawake
N. J
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Clifton Avenue
Social Gathering at Fraddock Residence Delightful Evening
The event at Mr. T. McCreery Wiles home on Friday February 15 featured games and a cake laden table. Guests expressed thanks for the evening and departed after extended social time. The Patriotic Sons of America Washington Camp No 17 held a meeting with one new member and a candidate initiated. Final plans were made for a church service at Presbyterian next Sunday with assembly at 945 oclock to march en route.
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Fraddock
T. McCreery Wiles
Chese
Patriotic Sons of America
Washington Camp
P.O
Presbyterian Church
Touma
Market Quotations and Rail Labor Action Reported
Leoni Mert reports today’s market quotes for corn at $2.90 per barrel shelled 46 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 76 cents per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel hay $15 to 29 per ton. Freight handlers organize as three Brunswick rail workers plan to push pay increases from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Beyond Pardes at City Opera House Delights Frederick Audience
Lavinia Shemees stars as Velma in Theodore Kreamer's drama Beyond Pardes. The play follows a betrayed woman turned actress who reunites with her former lover, a United States Navy surgeon, amid a village’s torment. Miss Shannon delivers emotional scenes with a strong supporting company and striking costumes.
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Lavinia Shemees
Barsex
Beyond Pardes
Laviais Sheagon
City Opera House
Frederick
Theodore Kreamer
Heri
Bec
Grost
United States Navy
Velma
Prescott
Misa Shannon
Gas Sun Minstrels Impress At Hagerstown Performance
The Gas Sun American Minstrels at the Academy of Music drew praise as one of the best visiting companies in Hagerstown. The Dawn of Day setting, hundreds of lights, fine costumes and excellent singing impressed the audience. DeVaro and DeCarlo featured on a triple bare act, noted as new and fine. Fred Russell, a renowned monocologist and end man, likewise earned acclaim.
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Gas Sun Minstrels
Gas Sun
Academy of Munic
Hagerstown
DeVaro
All-Star Minstrel Troupe to Perform at City Opera House
Borner and Lew Diamond dazzle as a clever pair of comedians singers and dancers. The Ergish Acrobats Broa Mas and are praised as the cleverest acrobats seen here. A large crowd applauded the company. The popular minstrel troupe will host the City Opera House tomorrow evening.
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Borner
Lew Diamond
Broa Mas
Severe Cold and Snowbound Roads Disrupt Local Travel
A cold spell keeps temperatures four degrees below zero at Braddock Heights and Palmetto Bibra Works. Winds whip snowdrifts blocking the F and M electric railway and the B&O cut on Mapor hill piles snow around a freight train. Trains run late as drifts persist and locals endure sleighing mishaps and frostbite risks.
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Klecerly Atairway
Mercury
McClinsook Young
Palmetto Bibra
D. A. White
Braddock Heights
F. & M. Electric Railway
Mapor Hill
Baockeystown
Adamstown
Mounotaindale
Charles Dancer
George Glessner
Fshing
Potomac
Haffner
Sharrette
Bruncaville
Northern Central
Lancaster
Railway Company Wins Adolphus Ramsburg Case
The Circuit Court for Carroll county awarded verdict for the defendants in the Ramsburg vs Frederick and Middletown Railroad case. The plaintiff sought 10000 damages for injuries from a collision but the court sustained a demurrer claiming insufficient evidence of defendant negligence. The verdict was rendered for the railroad and the case will be taken to the Court of Appeals.
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Adolphus Ramsburg
Frederick and Middletown Railroad Company
Carroll County
Court of Appeals
Mayor Seeks Funds For Charity Group Treated By City
Mayor Smith treasurer of the Charity Organization Society says urgent funds are needed to continue relief work. Seven orders were issued this morning, draining the society’s treasury amid cold weather. Citizens are urged to deliver contributions to the treasurer, Mayor Smith.
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Smith
Charity Organization Society
Slight Fire at Woman's College Briefly Extinguished
A morning fire at the Woman's College started from embers used to thaw pipes. Workers neglected to fully extinguish the fire, embers blew into woodwork, minor damage incurred. A bucket brigade quickly put out the blaze with no alarm.
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Woman's College
Woman’s College
Clight
Bank Statement and Public Notices in Frederick Maryland
State of Maryland Frederick County shows bank balance figures with liabilities and deposits sworn by cashier Wal G Zimmerman on February 11, 1905. Local notices promote store ads, theater benefits, corn Institute events, and public sales alongside society programs and merchandise displays.
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Cee Pee
State OF
Maryland
FrapeRicx
Zimmerman
Ballef
Wal G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
John ©. Motter
James E Waleber
Thomas H. Haller
Oldatawlt
Hymeneal Notices and Tonight's Entertainment
Marriage notices report Wade Madison Manford and Lottie Florence Walleca wed at a Lutheran parsonage in Bronewick and Newton B Kefanver with Lillie M Crowne in Frederick. Tonight City Opera House hosts W Floyd Featherstone, a national capi tal society entertainer, with Miss Sallie O Fauntleroy, featuring high order humor and musical specialty acts for animal cruelty society benefit. lady ushers will be available.
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Society For Prevention of
Miss Fauntleroy
Manford — Wallace
Wade Madison Manford
Bronewick
Lottie Florence Walleca
Barkittsville
de. Luther Kahlmay
W. Floyd Featherstone
National Capital
City Opera House
Society For
Sallie O.fauntleroy Aiso
Passenger Brakeman Injured In Snow Drift Accident
Brakeman Lindemuth of the P R B suffered a bad sprain to his right leg after falling through a culvert in a snow drift near Taneytown on Tuesday night while riding the Frederick to Hanover line. Dr J H Bitinger treated him after the delayed train reached Hanover.
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Lindemuth
Frederick
Colombia
Taneytown
Hanover
J. H. Bitinger
Grand Army encampment opens in Hagerstown today
The annual session of the Department of Marquisod Grand Army of the Republic begins in Hagerstown and will run until tomorrow afternoon. Reynolds Post delegates include John N Zimmerman James B Duvall Henry Mehrling and George W Garter. The Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company resumes operations after repairs with a large ore and coke stock ensuring steady employment.
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A K. Bocampme
Department of Marqisod
Grand Army of the Republic
Hagerstown
Reynolds’ Post
John N Zimmerman
James B. Duvall
Henry Mehrling
George W. Garter
Blas Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Iciensis
Pigeon Fate Hides in School Chimney Report
At the Maryland School for the Deaf a dead homing pigeon was found in a cold air register and reportedly fell into a chimney before perishing. An aluminum leg band marked Hh 4093.7 Trip Postponea references a planned inspection trip to Hagerstown by Messrs. Eisenbeier and A. Stainer, delayed to later date.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Administrator Appointed for Stevens Estate
The Orphans Court appointed Mr. War. Grass of Branschck as administrator to the estate of the late Catharine Alsthia Stevens.
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Orphans’ Court
War. Grass
Branschck
Catharine Alsthia Stevens
Offer for Canal Claims Sparks Speculation
Harry Swartzwelder of Baltimore and Ohio proposes buying old claims against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. Claim holders distrust interference by the Baltimore and Ohio and refuse to discuss. Washington Junction Switch Tower work nears completion with 56 levers controlling all switches and signals once finished.
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Harry Swartzwelder
Oheaspeake and
Ohio Cans
Swartzwelder
Baltimae
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Wabseb
Washington Junction
Washington Donation
Baltimore Ohio
Church Social Planned by Evangelical Lutheran Teens
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church will host a social for church members and friends tonight in the old Sunday school room on East Church Street. A pleasant evening is expected.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Division of Property Transfers Among Eisenhauer Family in Huntington
Bala Eisenhauer, a wealthy Huntington property owner, distributes multiple business and real estate assets to his sons John and A J Eisenhauer and daughter Mrs John Nener. Properties include Scheiblin saloon and Bonebrake barber shop on West Market, Miles Wall Paper on North Jefferson, a 200 acre farm west of the city, a room in the opera house block, and the Arnold stores building. Eisenhauer retains other business and residential properties and longs-term arrangements. He arrived from Frederick Maryland during the war and first farmed north of the city. In Baltimore, James Governor and Congressman George A Pearre, with State Senator David J Lewis, discussed a minor pardon case with Democratic Chairman Murray Vandiver. Pearre teased Governor Smith about a possible U S Senate run if Republicans falter next fall.
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Huntingdon
Ind
Mys
Bala
Eisenhacer
John Eisen Hhaner
Scheiblin
Bonebrake
West Market Street
Miles Wall Paper Company
Jefferson Street
City
Old Fair Ground
A. J. Eisenhauer
Nener Kisephaner
Opera House
Sid Eby Billard
Morrow
Huntington County
Frederick
John Scher
Pearre
James
George A. Pearre
David J. Lewis
Smith
Baltimore
Merchants’ National Bank
Murray Vendiver
Pearren
Vandiver
Pearce
United States
Local Oyster and Crabs Delights Tonight
Cold shell oysters are on sale tonight with stock of the season. Enjoy crab soup and fried Olams and Oiema dishes for snacks. Feed for herocs advertised as cheaper and superior. Haire offers Frederick County sole agency with sealed, pure sacks at favorable prices.
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Herocs
Frederick County
Haire
Garner Patrick
Carroll Streets
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