Real Estate Transfers Report From Daily Listings
Real estate transfers include Wm H Tramer and wife to George W Shank for an Woodsboro lot at 3000 dollars. Wm L Landerkin to Lewis Kuss maus in Frederick city for 1600 dollars. Wm W Duvall and wife to James Esworthy and Rachel Esworthy 13 acres with roads and land for 500 dollars. Wm W Dursil and wife to James and Rachel Esworthy 13 acres and 13 perches for 390 dollars. Geo Thompson et al to Marcellus E Beall in Libertytown for 173 dollars. James Sontgome and wife to Benjamin M Jones 460 square feet. John H Rogers and wife to D E Stone 11 acres two roods and 20 perches for 70 dollars. Cornelius A Main and wife to Burgess Hammond 12 acres two roods and 32 perches for 1 dollar and premises. Vincent Sebold trustee to Christisz Laniz 363 acres for 630 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H.tramer
George W. Shank
Woodsboro
Wm. L. Landerkin
Lewis
Kussmaus
Frederick City
Wm. W. Duvall
James Esworthy
Rachel
Esworthy
Wim. W. Dursil
James
Geo. Thompson Et al
Marcellus Ebeall
Libertytown
James Sontgome
Benj. Oreal M. Jones
John H. Rogers
D. Estone
Cornelius A. Main
Burgess Hammond
Vincent Sebold
Christisz Laniz
Witter McKinney Nuptials Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
The wedding of Miss Nora Theanne Witter daughter of J H Witter Esq of Harmony Grove to Mr Amastrong G McKinney of Buckeysoma will be held tomorrow at 12:30 p m In Roanoke Miss Ida daughter of Sir Geo Lay mah of Frederick and Mr Chas Richardson formerly of this city will wed tomorrow in Roanoke and set up a home there A lecture last night by W H Dodge of Chicago was reported in the Good Templar Hall event Also promotes Ceresville Self Rising Flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Theanne Witter
J. H. Witter
Harmony Grove
Amastrong
G. McKinney
Buckeysoma
Ida
Geo. Laymah
Frederick
Chas. Richardson
Roanoke
Tus News Today
W.H. Dodge
Chicago
Mises
Gilpin
Malden
Thesethunten
Bnt
Swift
Tragic Newspaper Feud Sparks Fatal Coluus Murder Scene
In Coluusbury Ohio a deadly shooting following a long running feud between The Sunday World and The Capital left Albert Osborne city editor of the World dead after a hail of pistol fire. W. J. Elliott editor of The Capital and his brother Patrick with Osborne exchanged shots, also killing bystander L Hughes. Multiple others injured including bystander C W Sullivan and a student. Elliot and Osborne were captured after the chaotic gun battle near High street and the American hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvusis
Sunday World
Sunday Capital
Col W. J. Elliott
Capital
Albert Osborne
the World
L. Hughes
Lon Barton
Levering
Poliies
Claude Meeker
Campbell
Sir. Osborne
Elliott
Beatty
Vttenuar
Eliott
Patrick
Osborne
High Street
Patrick Elliott
W. J. Eshor
W. J. Elliott
W. J. Edison
Malcom McDonald’s
Elliot
W.L. Hughes
Imbecila Asylum
Elliotts
United Press
Hi Brother
Arlington
Gay and High
Park
Pat
Strader
Peison
Osbore Sring
Elliotét
Osbornne
Pat Elliott
Rnunning
Social Ball of United Pic Company Impresses City Guests
The social ball at Mivaux East Patrek Street Boat Evening drew a large crowd of locals and visitors. Committee members Harry L. Bennett George L. Chew Marry B.P. Wardell Lewis Winkiemiss and M. Seat Start organized a successful event with music by the Frederick City Orchestra. A grand promenade at 9 pm featured sixty couples led by Lewis Winkelman and Addie Rowe. The scene highlighted Frederick’s noted beauty with flowers and boutonnieres as promenades unfolded. Tonight there will be a pound party and dance at Mr Charles Blentlinger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pic Company
Mivaux East Patrek
Strasucwettis
Mesorm
Harry L. Bennett
George L. Chew
Wardell
Lewis Winkiemiss
M. Seat Start
Msne
Helionm Wesstingion
Lewis Winkleman
Addie Rowe
Frederick
Charles Blentlinger
Tae WeeEay News Advertises Strong Sale Reach
The weekly edition announces a larger circulation and the best value for advertising sales. It stresses affordable, fast printing and the office’s ready capability for sale bill work. Copy for new ads must arrive by Wednesday 5 p.m. with changes due by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae WeeEay
Tae Weemy News
Two News
Baltimore
Kemp Hall Party and Varied Evening Arrangements
Kemp Hall hosted a chocolataire for the Ladies Auxiliary with Rev. C. L. Kennard leading prayers. The Arion Quartette and Prof. Stanross directed ensembles performed, followed by recitals and vocal numbers. Bris. A. L. Esder distributed chocolates donated by Rockwood & Co. The latter portion covered crime reports from Raton and Peterslue, including a lynching and a skin grafting failure, plus the Diamond Jo owner Joseph Reynolds’ death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. L. Kennard
Arion
Stanross
Carty
Manross
Bris. A.L. Esder
Messrs. Rockwood & Co
New York
Deadly Nova Scotia mine disaster raises relief demands
The Spring Hill Nova Scotia pit explosion killed 117 workers with 51 married men leaving 157 orphans. A public appeal seeks seventy thousand dollars and relief funds expand as mayor council and clergy coordinate aid. Oliver Dunpee mourns his son James while his other child dies in a separate accident on icy morgue steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton
Piace
Tracher
Arca
Spring Hill
Nova Scotia
Drummond
Ford
Htty
Wut
AfcLeod
Canada
United States
Siope
Ginisaster
Hes
Wisk Oliver Dunpee
James
Local news brief from Chambersburg and surroundings
Local column reports illness and deaths including Miss Gertrude Agnus of Wilson College and Mrs Josiah Zarguble, with obsequies at St Marys College cemetery. Notes on fires at Western Maryland Hotel, business changes at Motter’s Station and Kerrigan’s shop, and upcoming events by Philomathean Society and Purcell Cadets as well as a Lyceum debate and St Patricks Day drama plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitshy
Gertrude Agnus
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Catee
Mersin
Geo
P_ Beam & Son
Tuo Tien
Bosberry
Bolly Elder
Jre
W. HK. Sweeney
Helena
Mon
Alt. St. Mary's
W. BR. Willson
Mesara
I. M. Fisher & Co
Motter's
Kerrigan’s
J. M. Kerrigan
Fisher & Co
Philomathean Society
Vrarinus
William D. Madden
Fitzhugh Lee
Martin d. Fleming
John ©. McGovern
Brrs
Farley
Gelwick'’s Hall
Edith Motter
Mattie Simonton
Belle Rowe
Helion
Anna
Alice Avman
Ethel
Pauline McNair
Belle Hartman
R. L.annen
Jos. E
Charles H. Hoke
Jeremiah O'Donoghue
E. M
Kerschner
Ohler
Wm. H. Troxell
Johnston
R. M
R.L. Kerschner
Woman’s Benevolent Society of the Reformed Church
Purcell
Jno
J. Crumlish
A. DE
SL. Jno
A. Ferry
Brooklyn
Grumish
Lyceum
F. Byrnes
Philadelphia
Washington
Peer Campbell
Lowell
Mase
James O’brien
Mass
Measra
Sneeringer
Wirndahl
Charles Sullivan
Thos. Wilson
Frank Sullivan
St. Patrick's Day
The Work of Death
Lewis W Engelbrecht dies at 5 pm after a five day illness. He was 39, lifelong Frederick resident, printer by trade, married Helen Stouffer with one child. He was active in Republican and community groups and connected to Evangelical Lutheran churches. Funeral from South Market Street tomorrow at 2:30 pm, Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Engelbrecht
Lewis W
Philip M
la Una Engelbrecht
Frederick Academy
Citizen Office
News
Helen J
John Stouffer
Taneytown
Lewis W Engelbrecht
Young Mens’ Republican Club
Independent Hose Company
Evan, Lutherso
East Church Street
Jacob Engelbrecht
Frederick
Bright
Fife
South Market Street
Mt Olivet
Floods and Snow Hit Multiple States Across Midwest and West
Feb 14 to Feb 25 reports describe major floods in West Virginia and Ohio valley with thousands displaced and rail damage. Marietta and Wooster areas suffer high water and two drownings. Separate entries note Missouri river floods near Basgas City with five deaths, Minnesota snowstorms hindering travel, Ohio River rise in Louisville, California rain storms, and a Washington Mechanics convention. Additional items cover New Jersey cavalry reunion, a late postmaster arrest in Late City, a Kansas City blaze, and related weather and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basgas City
Alissouri
Frederick Warner
Warner
Frederick County Macadam Roads Plan Advocated
In a letter to the editor of the Frateri fe& Cruzen, Mrs. M. J. Grove of Lime Kiln praises Fredericks city’s early industrial progress and macadamized roads. The piece argues for a coordinated network of macadamized public roads across Frederick County, detailing proposed routes and the fiscal challenge, and suggesting county action with minimal tax impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maude PL
Association of Bicycle Clubs
Jefferson
Dididietown
Woodaboro
Mechanicstown
Eximitsburg
Libarty
Walkersville
Urbana
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Frederick City
Une
Montygomery County
Lne
Potomac River
Knoxville
Ballinger Creek
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Middletown Valley
Biddletown
Brunswick
Broad Run
Middletown
Burkiteville
Broderick
Omery County
Relch's Ford
Baltimore and Ohio Railcour
Baltimore American
George Alfred Townsend
Washington Star
J. Grove
Musical events span Frederick to Newark schedules
A noted Schubert quartette is set for Frederick as part of F C Y M C A entertainments while Mrs Dory Burmeister Petersen from Baltimore tours Thuringia Germany. A grand Ssengerfest will be held in Newark New Jersey in July with about 399 voices from Baltimore musical groups. Frederick church choirs prepare Easter music and Sunday school carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dory Burmeister Petersen
Baltimore
Thuringia
Germany
Newark
N. J
Baltmore
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Jas. E. Waltker
Apni
N. Mareker Sr
Medetime
Jamese Walker
Sahm & Dill
Hiarowane and Constr
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
BE. J. Hldridge
Ware Goons
Hamburg
Torshon
White Goods
Meyers
Eve
Shaw
J. Sldridge
Patrick Street
J. A. G. Lipps
the News
Ceresville
Ohio
Newausper
Beiwsea
Coluusbuy
Thresta
Ratox
Nal
Maxwell City
Seth V. Russell
Vallejo Hills
Raton
Peterssuec
Hugh Hancock
Melville
Nottaway County
Blackstone
Scott Bishop
Bishop
Savurday
Hancock
Cacao
Knight J. C. Dick Rman
Masons
Dickerson
PreSport
Ariz
Joseph Reynolds
Ae Lasiao
Pailman
Cuic
Pallman
Gar
Marshall E._Goldsborough
Painesville
Sherif Gaver
Frank
Victor
Bezh
Lass Et
Life Alen
Pakkhashtiu
W. Va
Riverside
Sailin
Marietta
Ohio Valley
Tee
William Powell
Au Armwoul
Harry Westcate
Torch
Pochhontas County
Allegheny
Munungabela
Wastiscox
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Chain
Colorao
Ares
Atlantic
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Minnesota
St. Paul
Southern
Dakota
Lovuisville
Ohio River
Kentucky River
Big Kanawha
California
San Feancisco
Convention of American Mechanics
Wasnixetox
Feneral Benefit Association
Order of United American Mechanica
G. Howell Arthur
Usv
Second New Jersey Cavalry
Testes
Rezimene Liying
S&s. CG
Wren
Rathbone
Patterson
Denver
Col Heig
Kansas City
Tence Cits Fargo Company
Mears
MR. Grove
Bistan
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