Date In History February 22 Highlights Washington Births
On February 22 notable events include the birth of George Washington's era artist Willembrandt Peale in Bucks County, and poet James Rowland Lowell born in Cambridge. It notes the 1800 death and the 1601 death of others, plus the 148 uprising in Paris and the memory of Washington as a watchword. Charles Lyell's birth and death, and Edgar Nye's death near Asheville are listed among historical markers.
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Washington
Willembrandt Peale
Bucks County
Pas
Jamce Rowell Lowell
Cambridge
Masa
Buena Vista
Xico
Neyne Banta Anna
Iseborg Taylor
Paris
Sauta Philippe
National Guard
Bis
Charles Lyell
Washington's Birthday Reading Supplement in Tue News
In honor of Washington's Birthday an attractive supplement is added to Tue News today filled with reading matter appropriate to the day.
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Washington
Tue
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A quirky collection of global trivia and data points spans cities, industries, and everyday life. Notes mention America's periodicals, Oaska and Japanese shipyards, oil refineries, world steel use, transportation costs, and various statistical curiosities.
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America
Oaska
Japan
Baku
Russia
Maryland Attorney General Clabaugh to be Supreme Court Justice
President McKinley sent to the Senate the nomination of Attorney General Clabaugh of Maryland for the Supreme Banc of the District of Columbia to succeed McComas, with no expected opposition and a smooth confirmation path. Electric Railway crews cleared tracks toward Frederick and Middletown as Leatherman's cut reopened, enabling a 6 o'clock car from Market and Patrick streets for the joint debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Gorman
Clabaugh
Hafer Hargett
Frederick
Myera- Ville
Middletown
Market
Patrick Streets
Teachers Institute Opens in Frederick Next Week
Public school teachers show strong interest in the upcoming institute to be held in Frederick from Monday February 27 through Friday March 3. A featured lecture Wednesday evening by Dr Bernard O Steiner on The Adoption of the U S Constitution is highly anticipated.
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Teachers’ Institute
Frederick
Bernard O. Steiner
U.S
City Opera
Leonard A Grossnickle Charged With Forgery In Court
Leonard A Grossnickle was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff James Robinson on North Market Street amid an indictment for forgery. He allegedly forged and discounted a $250 note which was paid soon after. Bail set at $1,000 as he remained in jail. Also report: Mrs Dixon C Walker fully recovered from a sleigh crash injuries and Carlos de Garmendia, injured then, now ambulatory on crutches.
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Leonard A. Grossnickle
North Markettreet
James Robinson
Inforice
Dixon C. Walker
Carlos de Garmendia
Estate of Mrs Jane McMurray Appraised in Baltimore Court
In the Orphans Court of Baltimore the estate of Mrs Jane M. McMurray was valued a few days ago at $106,084.74. The $59,936.66 is listed in realty and $16,148.08 in personal property.
Deemed Mother Smothers Son in Trunk Tragedy near Lewistown
A 16 year old boy Robert E L Wachter died after his mother Clara E Wachter concealed him in a blanket rolled trunk with a feather bed on top. Witnesses described the mother's long mental illness and stated she believed the boy a burden. The inquest found suffocation as the cause and her unsound mind as the reason. The body was prepared for burial by the undertaker. The case involves a Montevue asylum transfer and a local jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Clara I. Wachter
David M. Wachter
Wachter
Frederick
Sue Wachter
Mr. Wachter
Mrs. Wachter
Montevus
Sherif John Groff
Justice White
Rowe
Christopher Baker
Jacob D. Derr
H. Murphy
Eli D. Bowers
John H. Marshall-Frank
W. Moler
Marshall E. Shaffer
Frank W. Eells
William Renner
Frank Harn
Jacob Bowers
Thomas Marshall
Robert E. L. Wachter
Clara E. Wachter
Thas
Joshua Zimmerman
Fine Lilies Show Long Red Hib Plants in Window
Bubn and James, tobacconists, display two large red hib plants in their new storefront window. The copy promotes pure blood for health and urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and general health tonic.
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Bubn & James
Tobaccomste
Hood
Personal visits and travel notes from Frederick society
Purely personal column lists residents and visitors in Frederick Maryland and nearby areas. Entries include Misa May Lampe heading to Philadelphia, Miss Kate Quynn returning from Washington, Mr. Richard Potts in Washington, D C, and many others visiting or traveling to Baltimore, Baltimore trips, Lancaster, New York and other spots. Several notices mention weddings, gatherings, and local social movements, reflecting active local social circle.
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Misa May Lampe
Philadelphia
Leroy McCardell
Lancaster
Kate Quynn
Washington
Richard Potts
Washington, D. C
Sol. Stern
Baltimore
J. BR. Burkholder
Frederick
W. L. Diller
York
L. H. McKinster
Winchester
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Chas. Wertheimer
Misa Clara Hines
West Patrick Street
Shookatown
Elmer Waltman
Charles J. Doll
New York
Hattie Myers
Harmony Grove
J. Gittinger
J. N. Zimmerman
G. A. R. Department
Thomas Albaugh
Unionville
Grace Radcliffe
East Second Street
Dr. Gaver
Mt. Airy
M. G. Urner
Elia
Cann
E. G. McSherry
Raymond G. Ford
West Second Street
QO. J. Keller
Elizabeth Young
Elizabeth Michael
Kate E. Thompson
Emma Thompson
C. C. Waters
Thomas Hightman
A Cutting Affray At The Square Corner
During an altercation between young colored men at the square corner yesterday afternoon Hunt Campbell was severely cut on the forehead and Win Brown cut on the wrist by a man named Costly. The assailant, who was intoxicated, fled after slashing at them as they sought a physician. Costly was arrested at his home at 10 this morning and held on $200 bail for a hearing before Magistrate Biser tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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Hunt Campbell
Win
Brown
Costly
Sud
Cosly
George Brust
Biser
Lent services in multiple churches and upcoming schedule
Lenten services planned for this evening at the Reformed Episcopal and Catholic churches with Evangelical Lutheran attendance by Rev. Wm. Beck from Muhlenberg Mission. Methodist churches hold their usual Wednesday prayer meeting. Pleasant Hill Chapel services next Sunday at 10 a.m. and Zion Reformed Church at 2 p.m. led by Rev. S. M. Hench. catechism class after each service. Fire damage reported at Winchester Carriage Works with losses of about 3000 dollars. Over 20 firemen were injured. Baker & Co. warehouse and adjacent property also threatened. hose losses noted.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wm. M. Beck
Muhlenberg
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Nex
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Winchester
Winchester Carriage Works
Baker & Co
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Missionary Meeting At Local Lutheran Church
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting in the chapel with large attendance. Miss Nannie Roatzahn led opening services and Miss Mable Ublmay read a tract "Thanks giving Ann" along with readings by Miss Nellie Garrett Mrs Luther Kablman and Miss Katie Barigis. Committees named Estelle Castle Elia Doli Nannie Routzahu Cathe Holmes Susie Stull and Mrs Roger E Young. Dr Harry Fahrney plans to tear out the interior of his North Market Street home and construct a handsome new dwelling on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nannie Roatzahn
Mableublmay
Nellie Garrett
Luther Kablman
Katie Barigis
Estelle Castle
Elia Doli
Nannie Routzahu
Cathe Holmes
Susie Stull
Roger E. Young
Harry Fahrney
North Market Street
Local Market Rates and Civic Appointment in Frederick
Wheat quoted at 73 cents per bushel in Frederick. Corn shelled at 8 cents per bushel. corn on the ear 62 cents per barrel. Mr H S Landis named city clock winder by Mayor Chilton. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised claiming blood cleansing relief.
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Frederick
H.S. Landis
Chilton
A B encampment marks Maryland G A R state meeting
The annual Grand Army of the Republic state encampment met in Baltimore with General David J. Stanton in the chair. Captain Zimmerman and Colonel Willard Howard lead candidates for state commander as reports from department officers were read. A banquet and further elections, including five delegates to Philadelphia next September, were planned with notable attendees.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Wilson Point Sal
Baltimore
David J. Stanton
Willard Howard
Oyster Post
L. M. Zimmerman
Frederick
Howard
Armory
Council of Administration
Philadelphia
Frank M. Smth
David L Stanton
Stanton
Hoe
Robert ©. Sunstrom
O. A. Horner
Rockville
John McDonald
Thomas Alexander
H C. Challis
RU. W. Simons
John Kellar
J. L. Grim
Barrieburg
J. W. C. Caddy
Maltby House
Ross
Department of Delaware
Lecture on Food at City Opera House
Mr Worrell presents a matinee lecture on Food at the City Opera House next Monday afternoon. The talk covers the full range of food and practical dietary points. A platform exhibit of food plants and products is shown with items from Agassiz Museum and the Commercial Museum. The book is free to lecture patrons. otherwise fifty cents. Seats reserved for housekeepers. admission by ticket only. tickets available at the box office.
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Worrell
City Opera House
Agassiz Museum
Cambridge
Commercial Museum
Philadelphia
Real Estate Sale and Local Notices In Valley Town
Trustees Edward Eichelberger and Thad Wustler plan a sale tomorrow at Benoa Vista Station of about 675 acres including woodland and building lots. Adelaide Smallwood to sell household furniture at 41 South Market Street Thursday. Captain G Blanchard Philpot to retire with public sale of books and stationery tomorrow night. Circuit Court convened with grand jury reviewing theft and larceny cases, plus a fall incident near the Home for the Aged. Modern Way laxative Syrop of California Ris Syrup Company advertised as a cleansing remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eichelberger
Thad
Wustler
Cascade
Benoa Vista Station
Adelaide Smallwood
South Market Street
G. Blanchard Philpot
Daughters of the Revolution Convene in Washington
The Daughters of the American Revolution hold their annual convention in Washington with a full congress likely. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Ritchie of Maryland a longtime state regent and national speaker. Connecticut loses leadership as New York gains the largest delegation amid cheers and a rose presentation.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Congress
Federick Chapter
Eleanor M. Juhieson
Misa Eleanor Potts
Washington Star
Bilya
Ritchie
Maryland
Ritcchie
DALR
Daniel Manning
Mire Hitchie
Kate Sawyer Shomax
Mia John Hitchie
Manning
Donald McLean
Rubina Walworth
McLean
Connecticut
New York
Shops and Shoppers Rebound as Sunshine Fends Off Cold
Blockaded roads and bitter cold last week slowed trade but renewed travel now brings townspeople back to shops. Demand shifts from blankets and comforts to percal es and ginghams while Easter bonnets, white spreads, embroideries, and silk waists top household wish lists. Elder Andrew Hutchinson of Frederick shows health improvement after a Florida sojourn and plans to attend the German Baptist conference in Roanoke, Virginia, with a Frederick visit anticipated.
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Andrew Hutchinson
Frederick
Elder Hutchison
Florida
Roanoke
Schley Testimonial Fund Meeting In Baltimore Form Discussion
The Ladies Auxiliary and Schley testimonial committee plan a Baltimore meeting this week to decide the testimonial's form. General Joseph Sprigg of Cumberland, chairman, notes dismal contributions apart from Baltimore and Midland funds. Ember Day traditions hint at spring weather. produce markets report gardeners bringing in celery and lettuce after last week's storm.
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Schely
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Schley
Baltimore
Joseph Sprigg
Cumberland
Ladies‘ Auxiliary
Sprigg
Midland
People of
Bargain Offer At John Tew Derickson Store
Seized by the catalog of cheap linens and muslins offered at low prices. The ad touts 45x30 inch cases, bolster and sheet sets, and damask fabrics with heavy emphasis on value. New goods opened for early sowing with ginghams and silk-like skirts at reduced costs.
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Webster
John Tew
Derickson
Frederick's Greatest New Store Dress Goods Sale
A bold promotional note announces a new store event in Frederick offering dress goods and velours from 46 to 36 inches wide. Aimed at economical buyers, the advertisement touts silk appearance and Velour blends with a 2.40 price per unit and early-bird savings. Also notes Dr. Eston E. Main, pharmacist, at 5 North Market Street and a banquet toast to Frederick as a home of heroes.
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Poplin
Local Notices and Advertisements From St James Area
Local items mention an Ives and Pond piano at the St James entertainment and a Miss Birdie Miller contact about the instrument. A library party is planned for Church Street School on Friday February 24 after 4 PM with a special program and refreshments for sale. Admission is 5 and 10 cents.
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Mteres
Philadelphia
Market St
Wm. J. Worman
Secy
Ives & Pond Piano
Mias Miller
G. O. Carty
John Hendrickson
Cust
Geo. F. Thomas
St. James
Ives and Pond
Church Street
Ape Y
Wall Paper and Interior Decorating Display Sparks Interest
L. BE. MULLINIZ promotes an extensive wall paper stock and interior decorating department, claiming an unmatched display in the region. The ad urges readers to visit the carpet and wall paper house for season’s latest novelties, with quick estimates and guaranteed first class work on every project.
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Department of Maryland
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eSpoon
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Robert Philips
J. Hardy
John Baker
James McCarty
Thomas Maught
Maught
California Ris Syrup Company
Daughters OF the Revolution
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Ember
Jun Gan Ding Ti
Seipi
Nhidig & Miller
Eidig & Munzs
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Home of Heroes
Admiral Schley
James Mesherry
Boyle
C. S. Cramier
Optician
Botcier
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Supplinton
Camblic
Nalmoor
Swish
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ros & Son Funeral Directors —and— Embalmery
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Frederick, MD
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F. W. Sears
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Sta
Rratine Grocery CO
Kailing Fe
N. Market
Neaer
C. E. Ramsburg
E. Ramsburg
Pericles
Shimon
ALBO
Maine
Hobson's Choice
AD. B. _J. HEISLEY KELLER
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East Patrick Street
Willard
Keller
Alfred Ritter
Orrkens
Prederick, Ma
Nicodemus
Maree Street
Universitef Maryland
Jeriodis
Milton
Urner
D. Bee Hammond Urser Dener
Keldy & Corner
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Sanity
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Arrorne Deu Bares Vredesan
Levy
Shenton
S Murama
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