This Date In History Highlights Major Deaths and Births
The Daily News reviews notable events by date, listing figures such as Robert Southwell the port official, Benedict de Butnosa the philosopher, Mrs. Anne Grant the writer, Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar the jurist, Eugene de Beauharnais, Robert Hall the preacher, John Quincy Adams, Benjamin F Prescott, and the 1899 Manila uprising, with brief birth or death notes for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Southwell
Tyburn
Benedict de Butnosa
Anne Grant
Ebenezer Rockwood Oar
Concord
Mass
Eugene de Beauhurnale
Napoleon
Duke of Leuchtenberg
Robert Hall
John Quincy Adams
United States
Washington
Braintree
Bmass
Benjamin F. Prescott
New Hampshire
Epping
N. HH
Manila
New Advertisements to Day
Business opportunity notices and various classifieds include boy wanted and card of thanks. Entries mention O. Eb. Houck and B. A. Cramer with notes on Ben-Hur related events and an Excursion to Baltimore. Also items on postpo ned WOT Your Chances and sale of hats from Dry Goods merchants Naidig Miller and Wineberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. Houck
B. A. Cramer
Ben-Hur
Baltimore
Moser
Naidig & Miller
de Sfate D. Wineberg
Saturday News promises eight page edition tomorrow
The Saturday News announces tomorrow's eight page edition with reading matter for ladies farmers and gardeners plus civil war features and special illustrated articles. It highlights Surrender of Fort Donelson, Captain Kilmer's Civil War series, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe. The issue costs two cents per copy delivered or mailed to subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Fort Donelson
Kilmer
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tos Saronpar News
Pee Sarurdaay
Purely Personal Notes From Local Residents
Mrs L. M. Nixdorff of East Second street is visiting in Washington. Mr and Mrs J. W. L. Carty of South Market street are spending a few days in Washington. Mrs Lillian Dieh of Kansas City, who has been visiting Mr and Mrs Milton Zimmerman, East Second street, has returned. Mrs Frederick Alvey, visiting her parents, Judgs and Mrs James McSherry, leaves this morning for Washington. Miss Mamie Zellers and Clara Scohrosder have returned home from Baltimore and Westminster after visits with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Nixdorff
East Second Street
Washington
J. W. L. Carty
South Market Street
Lillian Dieh
Kansas City
Milton Zimmerman
Frederick Alvey
Judgs
James McSherry
Mamie Zellers
Clara Scohrosder
Baltimore
Westminster
Liberty Copper Mines Hires New Management and Expands
Paymaster Ely Dorsey and Philadelphia executives including President J B Krause, Secretary Stewart, and General Superintendent D G Zazzeta visited the Liberty Copper Mines. Zazzeta was elected successor to W J Ayres and will oversee expansion, more machinery, and larger production with continued employment of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Copper Mines
Ely Dorsey
Philadelphia
J. B. Krause
Stewart
D. G. Zazzeta
Zazaste
Air
W. J. Ayres
Zazuota
DN HARWOOD DEAD OWNER OF FARMS AND CITY HOTEL
Thomas Noble Harwood aged 86 died at his Patrick street home after a long illness. He owned fine farms and the city hotel property among other real estate in Frederick county. He was a longtime resident, son of Dr. Thomas Noble Harwood, with roots tracing to Annapolis. His mother Amelia Plummer hailed from Buckeystown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Noble Harwood
Frederick County
Efsernoon
Patrick Street
Harwood
Casilva
Backeystown
Thomas Harwood
Annapolis
Thomas Nile Harwood
Amelia Plummer
Buckeystown
Harwood family patriarch dies after long landowning life
The Buckeystown area fruitfully shaped by Mr. Harwood who began as a youth driving a team then rented and purchased farms, becoming the county's largest landowner. His holdings included City Hotel property and multiple farms in Maryland and West Virginia. He married twice, first to Emms Phammer and later to Jane Clagett, leaving four children and a grandson-in-law connection. Funeral services are Sunday at 1 p.m. at his residence, with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery conducted by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Buckeystown
West Virginia
Emms Phammer
Montgomery County
William Thomas
Noble
Clinton B. G
Henrietta
George Moler
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Misa Jane Clagett
Thomas Claggest
Virginia Nobis Harwood
Tomes Lee Wuistbarger
Washington
Sandsy
Mt. Olivet
Osborne Ingle
Affray in an Engine House Ends with Arrests
Jerry Kennedy was arrested by Officer Holbrauer on a warrant sworn by Luther Frazier chairman of the standing committee of the United Fire Company. Kennedy and Murray Lambers entered the engine house drunkenly. Frazier remonstrated with them. Kennedy struck Frazier multiple times. In court Lambert’s conduct led to fines and brief jail sentences for contempt. A ministerial union formed in Middletown with Rev. J W Pontius as president, endorsing liquor sale regulations and marriages law amendments. Miller Bros Incorporation Created with Fred D Miller as president and capital stock of 50009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kennedy
Holbrauer
Luther Frazier
The
United Fire Compasey
Kennedy
Murray Lambers
United Engine House
Frazier
Eckstein Lambert
Justice Eckstein
Lambert Agai
Lambert
Middletown
J. W. Pontius
A. Hedges
M. L. Beard
Frederick County
Ministerity Association of
Cumberland
Alercantile Company
Miller Bros
Westmonster
Miller Bros Company
Fred D. Miller
Frank Z. Miller
Jacob H Handley
Scote Tordan
Oliver M. Crouse
Charles D. Groff
O Edgar Nurbaum
Jacob H Handles
Lreakover
Circuit Court disposes cases with varied pleas and verdicts
The circuit court convened with Judge McSherry and others. Lindsay pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined five dollars. Alexander pleaded guilty to misrepresenting his age to buy liquor and was fined plus costs. Hellum faced a jury and was found guilty of assault and battery with two years in the house of correction. London Lewis pleaded guilty to assault and battery and got ten days. King was acquitted on statutory breaking and larceny. Corder pleaded guilty and received five years on good behavior. Disney was acquitted for stealing a cord of wood. Roberts pleaded guilty and was released on parole. Crosby was tried for carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Ameber
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
Joshua T. Lindsay
John Wood
Lindsay
George R. Alexander
Reno
Harp
Traverser
George Hellam
Jennie Sears
Weverton
Harp & Etchison
Hellum
House of Correction
John James
London Lewis
Renee Harp
James King
Hichelberger
King
Elmer Corder
FW. L. Stoner
Harp & Etohi- Ron
Corder
Benjamin Disney
Disney
Lawrence Roberts
EF. M. Fanbel
Robert O. Crosby
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Highlight Martinsburg News
Obituary notices from Martinsburg and surrounding towns recount the deaths of Henry Yingling a veteran hotel man of the area Maria Perry Emiline Homerick Martin Luther Weddle Lizzie Topper Catherine Devilbiss and a Rural Carrier sleigh incident near Miyereville Yingling died at the Continental Hotel Martinsburg after pneumonia aged 70 near 71 He previously ran the Washington House in Hagerstown and worked as lead clerk at the Continental Hotel His wife stayed with a daughter in Ostonsville Md The other notices describe Maria Perry 78 in North Market Street and sister of James and Jacob Perry Emiline Homerick 62 near Middletown Johnsburg Myersville funeral at U B church and internment at Met Olivet Catherine Devilbiss widow of William Devilbiss died at a residence near Bloom Carroll County The Rural Free Delivery sleigh No 49 driven by J D Rice was wrecked by a frightened horse near Miyereville with no injuries to Rice and the sleigh demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yingling
Continental
Martingburg
W. Va
Washington House
Hagerstown
Baldwin
Gettysburg
Martinsburg
W.va
Ostonsville
Uniontown
Carroll County
Uwwell
Maria Perry
Adam Railing
North Market Strait
James P. Perry
Jacob S. Perry
Walkersville
John Perry
United Brethren Church
Parkéreburg
Philadelphia
Mr. Railing
Railing
Met. Olivet Cemetery
Emiling Homerick
Eimear H. Daub
Middletown
Lewis P. Daub
Martha Little
Bils
Susan Muth
Emmitsburg
Thig County
John
William
Lizzie Topper
Harry Topper
Mountjoy Township
Charles Asinewaild
Catherine Devilbiss
Catherine Devilbies
William Devilbiss
John B. T- Sellman
Bloom
Hartsock
R. F D
J. D. Rice
Frank Gaver
Miyereville
Mr. Rice
Fox Hunt at Myersville Fonterrow
Fox hunt to be held at Myersville Fonterrow starting at 1 PM. About forty hounds expected to participate in the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville Fonterrow
Washington's Birthday Celebration at Woman's College
The pre chapel program for Washington's Birthday begins at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. The public is invited to attend. The event includes notices of awards with over $501 in Frederick City and 250 in county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Torrow
Frederick
Metallic circuit for county lines to be extended
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a large spend to upgrade its system with metallic circuits. About 400 miles of wire will be laid to connect with additional towns and to add a 1000-phone capacity at the exchange. Long distance links with Maryland and Pittsburgh networks will broaden service to Delaware, Harford and Curran counties, and past Pittsburgh toward the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Busimea
1Nce
Page
Maryland Telephone Company of
Baltimore
Baltimore Exchange
Delaware
Harford
Curron
Maryland
Maryland Telephone Company
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Winchester
Martinsburg
Charlestons
Shepherdstown
Harper's Ferry
Puiats
Negro Causes Excitement As Police Try To Arrest John West Taylor
John West Taylor, a negro known to the police, escaped after officers attempted to arrest him on a warrant charging assault and battery. A melee erupted on West All Saints' street as Officer Lowe drew his revolver, with Officer Crouse and John Funk involved. Taylor, urged to surrender, fled and was not captured. a deputy later faced suspicion of fear, and a local justice released a man who had been arrested in the fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John West Taylor
West All Saints’ Street
Taylor
Lowe
Maria Washington
All Saints’ Street
Crouse
Wess
Tut
John Funk
Justice Hokstein
Divorce Petition Filed in Frederick County Court
Vincene Sebold filed a bill for divorce from Levi Riz in the Frederick County Circuit Court. Details reference residence and related proceedings. the action signals preliminary steps in a divorce case with potential connections to Baltimore and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arka
Fritz
Frederick County
Vincene Sebold
Circuit Goats
Leviriz
Excellent City Opera House entertainment entertains large audience
Grace Reformed church in Frederick hosted an ambitious program featuring violinists W. W. Coburn and Robert Burk, readers led by R. G. Lee Reich, vocalists including Prof. Maurice G. Beckwith and Miss Mary Steckel, and the Frederick Select Orchestra. The evening raised funds for Grace Reformed church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Grace Reformed Shorokh
Frederick
W. W. Coburn
Robert Burk
Mary O Ott
Ballle Vourad Fannsleroy
Anne Usher Clabaugh
R. G. Lee Reich
F. W. Staab
Mus Looy Hisenhewer
Nadine Allen
Maurice G. Beckwith
Willem Fout
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Frederick Select Orchestra
Audienos
Miesee Dean
Sheafer
Cocurtney
Hondley
Marsh
Ulleshow
Hindley
Grace Reformed Chorah
Old Reliable New York Mills Bleached Muslin Bargain
A Frederick market sale advertises bleached muslin four by twenty five yards per piece at a low per yard price. The note claims the muslin is superior in smoothness, strength, and wear, with a limited stock of about one thousand yards offered to patrons before cotton prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Mills
Frederick
Vaen
Funeral of Lawie Rice Held From Baltimore Depot
The funeral of Lawie Rice was conducted yesterday at 4 PM from the Baltimore and Ohio depot. Rev Dr B S Todd led prayers at the grave. Pallbearers from Lynch and Columbia Lodges A F and AM included T W L Carty Albert B Brown W Nash Young L E Mullinix Allan Quynn and Adolphus Fearhake. The United Fire Company attended with a fireman helmet floral design. Interment followed at Me Olivet cemetery with W H B Etchison serving as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawie Rice
Baltimore and Ohio
B.S Todd
T. W. L. Carty
Albert 8. Brown
W. Nash Young
L. E. Mullinix
Allan Quynn
Adolphus Fearhake
Lynch and
Columbia
A. F
A. M
Mr. Rice
United Fire Company
Me. Olivet
W. H. B. Etchison
Smallpox in Washington County Child Reported Mild Case
An adopted daughter of El Brown near Rohrersville in Washington county is said to have smallpox. Dr C D Baker of Bakeraville attended the child and declared the disease a mild form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
el Brown
Rohrersville
C. D. Baker
Bakeraville
Local Excursions and Tickets Prominent Baltimore Event
Notices detail a March 6 excursion to Baltimore to witness a play with Ben Hor. Box seats and gate seats offered, capacity 150, with names to Shipley Boost Lochner Rosenocrs Smith. Round trip fare 150, train times 4:15 am out and 1:00 am return. Also mention postponement of a W. O. T. U. birthday party and thanks for well wishes to Ergan Oraner. Additional ads list Lynn Haven Bays and Blue Pots prices and Dr Wm. O. Boteler services. Third Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue Line tour to Jacksonville departs Feb 26 with excursion tickets from Frederick. return by May 31 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hor
Baltimore
Ban Hor
Thoreday
Wm Steup
Hatatora
Shipley & Boost
H. Lochner
B. Rosenocrs
F. L. Smith
Rice & Haller’s
Laitimore
Ohio Royal Blue Line
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington
Frederick
W. T. Melhoix
In Memoriam of Our Late Mother Margaret Cramer
Fragmented obituary tribute noting the loss of Margaret Cramer with garbled phrases and names. Mentions February and a bereaved speaker, hints at a funeral or memorial context but content is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cramer
Sam
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Thomas N. Harwood
BE. W. Bargett
Basta
Brederick
Martly L Weddle
Martin Luther Weddle
Middletown Valley
Church Hill
Bulerton
Grossuickle’s
Charles F. Ansherman
John M. Bussard
Frederick County Telephone Co
John Parlor
Christian Endeavor Social
Christian Endeavor Society
Toited Brethren Church
Volantsry
Guy Khe
Frank Stanb
Misa Mary Steckle
Misa Flora Routzaho
Zora Welty
Lillian Miller
X. D. Harp
Mazie Schmidt
Gay Kline
Walter McDaniel
Warnick
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Wilmington
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City Opera Bowl
John Ben Ndrickson
Soin
Prios
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Neddig & Miller
Se & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Child's Union
Neidig & Miller
Clinton
Main
Market
Isanogle & Wagaman
Brag Books
Individul Membera & Very
Isabogle & Wagakar, IG
North Market Street
Frederich, MD
F.eb. Saptington
Goffee and Tea
E. B. Sappington
Gamiy Que
Goerceva City
Hah
GEO
Rodooe & CO
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som Funeral Directors
North Market Sthben
Rederick, ND
Frederick CO
Telephone
Rice
D. & Rice
Willard
Keller
G M. D. Clabdaugh
C. ©. Adams
Corner West Church
Bentz Streets
Fadawim
Ag An
G. M. Spurrier
Mb. Atry
Edgar T. Boer
Mit
Atry
J. W. Umberger
Monrovia
J.C. Walker
Adawty Ohn L
Benjamin Oat
Fredarick
Gamuel J. Forney
L. F. Kusenien
Tobvasco
Esser RB. Snook
Lewistown
Charles B. Fou
Frederick City
le West
Deczita
W. Gaver
Qfice
Court Street
eSdawly Ruwinidevilbiss
TRIER
Devilbiss & Armer
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Petidawiy
Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye
Gealuate
University OF Barfland
James BL Redcitt
Maroc
Frederish
Chown
North Malget Street
semaRa
LSS Ars
Towxsexsp
Scor & Sox
Paysite St. Oppo
Baltirors, ND
Tomor Row
Ergan A. Oraner
Ben Har
City Hotel
Lynn Haven Bays
Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Royal Blue Line
Jacksonville, Fla
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