In History on February 24
The item lists notable births and deaths including George Frederick Handel 1685 1759 James Gillray Lemus English 1709 1788 Robert Fulton 1765 1815 George William Curtis 1824 1892 and Louis Philippe abdication. It notes the Russian fleet repulsing Japan at Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceorge Prederick Tlandel
James Guin
Lemus English
Robert Lord Wave
Bengal
Robert Kulton
New York
Lancaster County
George William Curtis
Provincienes
Wiis
Louis Phiippe
France
John M. Huger
Flug~uenot
New York City
Port Arthur
Newspaper Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularities in receiving The News to ensure accurate circulation and delivery records.
Personal News: Local Returns From European Trip and Visits
Purely personal notices show Mr and Mrs John A Markell back from a four trip to Europe. Mrs Georga F Macmum sod daughter of Albany N Y is visiting her parental home in this city. Mr Lowia Esterly and family of West Fourth artest returned from an extended visit to York PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Markell
Europe
Georga F. Macmum
Albany
Lowia Esterly
West Fourth Artest
York, Pa
The Lighthouse Tragedy at City Opera House
At the City Opera House last night the J L Tempest Dramatic Company staged The Lighthouse Tragedy before a fair audience. An amateur contest offered prizes with William Shipley William Bartholow sharing first and second prizes and Mr Saylor winning third prize. Frederick County Farmers Exchange manager James A Gimphrill Jr bought grain elevator on Carroll Street from George E Neff for 5000 dollars to store overflow grain while offices stay at the current warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
City Opera Houas
J.L. Tempest Dramatic Company
William Shipley
William Bartholow
Saylor
Farmers’ Exchange Suysa Elevator
James A. Gimphrill, Jr
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
George E. Neff
Carroll Street
Farmers’ Exchange
Cousins Mollie Ausherman and Quver Sigler Married
Miss Mollie E Ausherman aged 35 and Quver Sigler aged 40 both of Barrietteville Barriette county went to Hagera town Wednesday morning and obtained a license to wed Elder W S Retchard married them at his residence The couple are first cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigler—Ausherman
Mollie E. Ausherman
Quver
Sigler
Barrietteville
Hageratown
W. 8. Retchard
Dedication at Rocky Ridge Council Hall
At the formal dedication of the recently completed hall of Rocky Ridge Council No. 157 Jr QO U AM Wednesday evening at Rocky Ridge, this county, addresses were delivered by Reno Harp of Frederick and J Griffith Hall of the Record Office Superior Court of Baltimore City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
Hall of
Rocky Ridge Council
U. A.M
Reno 8
Harp
Frederick
J. Griffith Hall
Sha Record Office
Superior Court of
Baltimore City
Real Estate Sale Near Frederick Closed for Dinterm an
Real estate and loan agent Noah H. Cramer closed a sale of a property along the National Turnpike two miles east of Frederick. The buyers are Edwards Burke and Horace Achartisa for six hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah H. Cramer
Thomas E Dinterman
National Turnpike
Frederick
Edwards Burke
Horace
Achartisa
Fined for disorderly conduct on East Oburoab street
Gordon Stewart was arrested Wednesday afternoon charged with disorderly conduct on East Oburoab street. He appeared before Justice Smith and paid a $5 fine. Judson W. Lyons invited the Dorsey’s Colored Drum Corps of this city to participate in the inauguration parade on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Stewart
East Oburoab Street
Justice Smith
Drum Corpse
Judson W. Lyons
Recorder of Deade
Washington, D. C
Dorsey's Colored
Prayer Meetings Move in Strong Nightly Prayer Group
A band of Christian men gathers each night at the M.O.A. room at sharp oclock for prayer and consecration with new members joining daily. H re asigned. Mr. W.H. Turner resigns from a high post at Mountain City Milling Company. G. Waring Tyson buys H. M. Cramer & Co flour feed and grain business. The notice promotes live newspaper advertising for jobs and notices to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Turner
Mountain City Mill- Hing Company
G. Waring Tyson
H. M. Cramer & Co
Record Day in Court Sets Large Disposals
Circuit court yields biggest day for criminal cases as Judges Motter and Henderson settle extensive docket. Deputy clerk Fearhake notes unprecedented volume with many defendants charged in Middletown Emmitsburg and Coatesville areas receiving fines, sentences, or dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearhake
Motter
Henderson
Adolphus Fearhake
Harry Chsase
Bernard Jones
Danner
Costa
Webster Luby
David Osrmail
Alva Plater
Payton Brown
Woodahoro
House of Correction
Cartnail and Plater
Clayton Sammers
Middletown
Lee Dare
Aoate
Brunswick
Charles Moberly
Charles Rhoderick
Charles H. Smith
Edward G. Ricketts
Motter and Henderson
Bmannies Beatty
Lance
Benjamin Thomas
John N. Davia
New Market
Nicholas Jackson
Charles Guyter
Coatesville
Jackson
Gift to Church Accepted by German Baptist Brethren Elders
At a meeting of the Middle and Hastarn Districts of the German Baptist Brethren church in this city the offer by Dr. Pater Fahrney to donate the San-Mar property near Beaver Creek Washington county to house aged and needy members was accepted. The brick mansion on one acre five perches becomes a memorial estate to be preserved. A joint meeting at San-Mar on March 8 will plan incorporation and management. Present were A B Barnhart W S Reichard D Victor Long Caleb Long E Yourtes John E Fahrnsy E W Stoner Thomas J Kolb S H Utz E A Brunner Alfred Englar J P Weybright Silas Hary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle
Hastarn
Maryland
German Baptist Brethren Church
Pater Fahrneey
San-Mar
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Fahrney
Pater Fahrney
Ban Mar
A.B. Barnhart
Reichard
D. Victor Long
Caleb Long
E. Yourtes
John E. Fahrnsy
Middle District
E. W. Stoner
Thomas J. Kolb
H. Utz
E. A. Brunner
Alfred Englar
J. P. Weybright
Silas Hary
Deaths in Maryland and Washington notices include Windsor Sykes and Soper
Lieut O W Windsor died at Palmira Md aged 74 after Civil War service. Archibald Benjamin Sykes 1 died of appendicitis in Washington DC aged 1 with funeral plans not yet set. Mrs Susan E Soper widow of Ignatius P Soper died Feb 23 at Baltimore son Clinton Soper home to Hyattstown for funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Windsor
O. W. Windsor
Palmirs
Mary’s County
Windsor
T. Windsor
Urleans
Thia County
Palmer
Palmira
Frederick
Mount Olivet
Archibald B. Syekes
Archibald Benjamin Sykes
J. W. and
Grimmate Lavaifer Sykes
Hope
Arkansas
George Washington Univerity Hospital
Washington, D. C
Archie Snouffer
Adamatown
Susan E. Soper
Ignatina P. Soper
Clinton M. Soper
Weet Lawvale Street
Baltimore
Hyattetown
Montgomery County
Menagerie Ships to Norfolk Carnival Company
The menagerie housed at the old Page foundry during winter was shipped from the city today to join a carnival company in Norfolk Virginia. Mrs. Jennie N. Schroyer by attorney Joseph W. Gaver files for absolute divorce from George D. Schroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Page Foundry
Norfolk
Jennie N. Schroyer
Joseph W. Gaver
George D. Schroyer
Renumbering Plan Faces Broad Citywide Disapproval
Frederick residents largely oppose Alderman Douglass plan for building numbering changes. Business leaders favor a uniform, citywide 1 101 scheme, arguing against three digit numbers and preferring the standard order used in most cities. Only one source approved the proposal, expressing tentative support for three digits if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Dougas
Frederick
Tur News
Douglass
Gaid
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Taz News
Frederick County Historical Society Meets at Mrs Smith Residence
The Frederick County Historical Society held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Francia Fenwick Smith’s East Becond Street home with Maj. E. Y. Goldsborough presiding. Miss Nannie Floyd read the minutes and Washington’s Rules of Civility were discussed, edited by J. M. Loner. Adolphus Fearbake presented a paper on The Old Braddock Road with audience interest and plans for future publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Historical Society
Francia Fenwick Smith
Becond Street
E. Y. Goldsborough
Nannie Floyd
George Washington
J. M. Loner
M. D
Washington
DBD
Congressional Library
Adolphus Fearbake
Old
Braddock Road
Fearhake
Brief Bits of Local News and Social Chats
A collection of short items notes spring hints and weather questions for Inauguration Day and March sales. It cites church conferences in March and upcoming society entertainments leading into Lent. It also includes a pair of humorous exchanges about baby gifts and trading stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Miben
Weather, church events, and notices from Mt Pleasant
The Mt Pleasant column notes continued extreme cold with subzero temperatures. M Q O Jones is filling a feahouse dug on Plaommer property. Oysters for a church supper are postponed due to cold, now rescheduled for March 16 17 and 18 in the basement of the pharoh The Siex. Rev Kane recovers from illness while Charles W Steer Sr. is described as critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
M. QO. Jones
Fea
Plaommer
Reformed Church
Mission Board
Pharoh
Fr. Kane
Charles W. Steer
Brengle Bond Case Proceeds in State Probate Action
In the Brengle bond case against Joshua J. Dill, examination of witnesses continues before Judge Buckey. Testimony shows David M Brengle’s estate being taxed on 1903 assessments of real estate, bonds from North Carolina and Virginia, with a payment check signed by David M Brengle through Joanna Dill, while Dill acted as administrator for Alexander Brengle’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Birely
George S. Hodock
David Bf. Brengle
Joshus J. Dillia
Princston Buckey
Markwood D. Harp
Alexander Brengle
David M Brengle
David Mi. Brengie
Joshua J. Dill
Edward A. Gittlager
David M. Brengle
North Carolina
Virginia
Joanna J. Dill
Joshus J. Dill
Gittinger
George Heinlein
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Document
A partial transcription lists numerous individuals with titles such as president, cashier, and clerk, including J.D. Baben, H. D. Baker, G. Walker, and others. The text is fragmented and contains multiple role labels adjacent to personal names, lacking a clear narrative or event.
Bal Masque Climaxes Winter Social Season At Masonic Temple
Dancers in costumes filled the Masonic Temple for Cotillon Club’s bal masque ending the winter series and planning an Easter dance. Frederick Select Orchestra played twenty two dances as guests from this city and nearby towns attended in gay grotesque attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Cotillon Club
Frederick
Misses Cramer
Marguerita
Faant LeRoy
Kreh
Bo Paep
Markey
Cleopatre
G. Netdig
Misa Keiper
Lancaster
Sunflower
Johnson
Zimmerman
Ames
Alvey
Hagerstown
Charles Rohrback
Jacob Rohrback
Ondley Page
J. H. Markey
Margaret Hood
Arthur Kreb
J. Alleine Williamson
Highlander
David Bowlus
Harry Haljer
Austin Baughman
John Patterson
Alban Mr. Wood
John Markey
J. Francie Smith
Thomas Zimmerman
Edgar EK. Legg
Guy Thomas
Charles II
Frank Markell
Charles MacGill
Chevalier
Edwin G
Washington County fishing stock association forms to replenish streams
A movement in Hagerstown aims to create an association to stock Potomac Antietam and other streams with bass perch salmon and other fish. Leaders include John W Feldman Norman B Soot Jr William Hoffman and others. Plan is to reinvigorate local fishing, retain fishing revenue, and curb stream pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County
John W. Feldman
Norman B. Soot, Jr
William H. Hoffman
Charlen Young
Prof
W. Merrick Hagest
H. H. Ready
Je. O. 5. Braith
Joseph W. Wolfinger
John H. Aartle
Potomac River
Antietam
Beaver Oreske
Frederick City Hospital to Open New Wing Dedication
A Frederick City Hospital Association meeting planned the opening of a donated wing on Tuesday March 7 from 2 35 to 4 30. Governor Warfield will attend with Mrs Janet Williams and Miss Eleanor Shriver. Visiting physicians will be entertained at the City Hotel and music and refreshments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Warflald
Bera
M. Janet Williama
Eilisanor Shriver
Deaths and damages reported in Maryland items
Obituary notes William F. Deford of Tuckahoe Neck Caroline county dies of apoplexy. Fire hits Midland Allegany county business district causing about 20900 dollars in losses. Wesley Jarrell of Caroline county injured by a sled fall at home near Ridgely. Talbot County Commissioners to apply for good roads fund share per law. Joseph Holmes retires after long service at Dallas Cotton Mills. Charles Heritage of Philadelphia to seek Howard county surveys for state road funds. Roads to be improved include Saille Bridge road Clarksville district Washington road Gaylord district and lower Sykeville road. Sate lodge announces election of S Elmer Brown as vice division commander of the Sons of Watersusa State Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Deford
Tuckshos Neck
Caroline County
Midland
Allagany
Wesley Jarrell
Oaroline County
Ridgely
Talbot County
Joseph Holmes
Dalla Cotton Mills
William J. Dickey & Sona
Charles Heritage
Philadelphia
Howard County
Saella Bridge
Clarkaville
Washington Road
Gailford
Sykeaville Road
Erie Market Quotations From Local Mart
Erie Local Mart quotes today list corn at 2.35 per barrel for shelled and 0.50 per bushel, wheat prices 1.11 for No 3 red and 1.07 for No 8 red, steamer 1.03 per bushel, rerooted 90.6 per bushel, damaged 0.80 per bushel, and oats at 0.55 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
H. M. Cramer & Co
Oata
St Maddox Finds Ice In Warm Sunshine
In the sunny day, St Maddox finds ice and quickly processes it, foretelling a break in winter. Yet there are three remaining weeks of groundhog weather with fluctuating conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Maddox
Local Moves And Board Elections In Maryland
Kemovala and Hendrickson plan moves within West Second Street and East Patrick Street as Hendrickson’s newly modernized property becomes a fine home. Dalaplaine family relocates from East Patrick Street to Hendrickson’s vacated house. John L. Johnson moves from East Patrick Street to Welty abrey property. Maryland Death Benefit Association elects D. L. Harrison as president and Charles U. Roderock to the board with A M Gelsbert re elected. Henry K. Cramer attends the seventh annual session in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemovala
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Lynch
Hendrickson
Wm. T. Dalaplaine and Sons
East Patrick Street
John L. Johnson
East
Patrick Straet
Welty
Maryland Death Benefit Association
Baltimore
D. L. Harrison
J. W. Harrison
Braddock
Charles U. Roderock
Dirsatora
A.M. Gelsbert
Henry K. Cramer
Devoe Paint Ad Advocates Full Measure and Truth
A letter to F Heinlein from Devoe Paint Co apologizes for higher prices by rivals and asserts a commitment to full measure and correct proportions. It ridicules competitors over mismeasured paint and touts Devoe as the sole standard for honest paint that lasts longer per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Heinlein
Redortok
Devoe
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the Daily News
Wasuinatom
Tax News
Bazar Commistes
Vos Seccees
Woman's College
Elizabeth A. Keaaler
Geo. H. Zimmerman
OG. M. Myers
Burke & Zacharias
J. W. Gaver
I. M. Darraw
Neidig & Miller -Dect
Gorman
Rodock & Oo
Gymeneal
Old Folk's Home
the Historical Society
Mr. Fearbake
Ground Hog
Uncle Open
Elsie
Nouris
Brengle
Equity Examiner Bookay
E. A. Gittinger
Oiry
Kelle
Mfr
DNI
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baben WM
Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. Otzimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
JuvarJag
Amcburnxy DE
Karauven
Qro
Ibmita
J.D. Racer
Juparixo
G. Morrer
D. A. Hannerr
Joan B.ramssere
Thos
H. Halurr
Baxerr
GSC
James B. Walker
OG. M. Troma
Dawsigl
Harer
Costomh
Frederick Cotilon Club
Joan Hendrickson
Ln- Mathering
Dresa
Gloghams
Sash Neta
John Aendrigksod
George 5
Rodock
Hamburg
Waand
George
A. T. Rice
Thomas
Rice
Old Stand
North Market Street
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick St
Besant & Knott
PRICE
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W
H. E. Smith
East Church Street
Talaphons
Eldawly
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin
City Hotel
Peederick
Riday
Martidanly
L. Kefauver
Cor. Church and Market Sts
Nome
Citizens’ National Bank
Market
Patrick Streets
Wordtt
LFR
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
Clasane of
Grace Reformed Chapel
Ruth Motter
Ira Staley
Harry J. Kefauver
MGO
Sylvia Ridgley
Mies Helen Mullinix
Mies
Elizabeth Engle
Mia
Kate Perry
Misa Daisy Thomas
Misa Mae Sommers
Mica May Hagan
Margarita Knode
Charles B T. Hendrickson
Edna Carter
Hataniog
Clases
Powys
University Extension Society
Woman’s College Hall
University of Cambridge
England
Oxford Society
News OF the
Elmer Brown
West Third Street
Sons of Watersua State Ladga
United Bazar
J W. Gaver
J.W. Gaver
Court House
Seeg
St. Mary’s
All Saints’ Guild
John Cowper Powys
Cambridge
Wowsn's College
Hull & Reich's
National Blocult Co
Von
Y.urs
Raoves R Kune
F.W. Devor & Co P.B. P. la. Batgete & Co
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