February 24 in American History Highlights
On this date James Lawrence and crew captured the British brig Penn. Robert Fulton, steam navigation pioneer, died. born 1736. George William Curtis born. 1802 entry and 1908 impeachment of President Andrew Johnson by the House. Colonel John M. Huger, born 1808, died. Astronomical events note sunset 5:43, moonrise 0:19, Mercury visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawrence
Penn
Robert Fulton
Multon
Betejamin West
Robert Livingston
George Wiliam Curtis
House of Representatives
Andrew Johnson
John MM. Huger
Public Sales Notice Encourages Early Recording
Those planning sales in the coming season should promptly send their names addresses and sale dates to Top News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. The Newa offers free service. bills and ads must be ordered early for publication in the Save Register and Sane Reaster, with no publication without orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Newa
Risauca
Ronke Gale
Sick list reports multiple residents ill in Havre, Md
The sick list notes many residents on East Fourth West Patrick and other streets. Names include George Wolfe Mrs James Devilbiss Mrs J B Phreeger Ida Creager Cleveland Smith Leater Sals Consol B I Grove Herbert Eppley Ida Abrecht George D Miller B E Phebus Blanche Crum Scott Morgan Frederick Kimme Musa May Peno Sophia Keefer William Mullinix and a patient treated for appendicitis by Dr Cullen at Home and Infirmary Baltimore, all showing varying recovery or improving status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
East Fourth Street
James Devilbiss
West Patrick Street
J. B. Phreeger
Withiam Accusedy
South Market Street
Ida Creager
West Fifth Street
Cleveland Smith
East Seventh Street
Master Leater Sals Consol
East Third Street
B. I. Grove
Patrick Street
Herbert Eppley
West Patrick Ar Rest
Samuel T. Abrecht
George D. Miller
South Market
Musa May Peno
North Market Street
Sophia Keefer
William T. Mullinix
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Arch
Baltisoe
The California Girls Burlesque Show At Family Theatre
A notice promotes The California Girls burlesque at Family Theatre tomorrow night. It promises special scenery costumes and two new burlesques with a large beauty chorus and singing and dancing features described as highly entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Girls
Family Theatre
Circuit Court Finds Hart Guilty of Assault Three Years
The Circuit Court convened with Judge James B. Henderson. James Hart, colored, was found guilty of assault and battery for wounding Ernest Koogie near Knoxville on December 25. He received a three year sentence in the House of Correction. Other cases: Ulysses Johnson found guilty only of non support after desertion. Poole and Eterode each pleaded guilty to larceny of chickens with sentences suspended. Simms and Josephie found not guilty of larceny. Edgar Higgins tried for assault and battery with knife injuries in Brewery alley. court recessed before final disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Henderson
James Hart
Ernest
Koogie
Knoxville
Hart
Koogle
Worde
House of Correction
Reno 8
Jiarp
Traverser
Ulysses Johnson
Cotorett
Reno S. Harp
George Poole
Buegene Eterode
Samuel A. Lewis
Gay K. Motter
Traversers
John Sim
Higgine
Haut
Women in Majority Reflect Maryland Population 1907 Report
The State Board of Health report shows Maryland’s 1907 population at 4,296,734 with about 257,593 colored residents. Females outnumber males by roughly 10,000, Baltimore City containing over half the population, and tuberculous deaths leading causes. Births totaled 18,105 with 9,344 rural and 9,761 in Baltimore. White births reached 14,775. colored births 3,530.
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State Board of Health
Brothers
Maryland
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Department of Health of
State of
Arrest of Andrew Brown for drunk and disorderly conduct
Andrew Brown was arrested last night by Officer King on a drunk and disorderly charge. He appeared before Justice C. H. Eckmere who fined him $5 or 16 days in jail. The piece ends with a garbled line about a sign erected by G. Waring Tyson in front of his read atorp, unclear location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Brown
King
C. H. Eckmere
Mr. G. Waring Tyson
Atorp
Ton Bopet
Purely Personal: Baltimore and regional visits noted
Judge Johi Motter spends day in Woak visiting Mr Murray Hruat in Baltimore and Philadelphia on business. Frank Brengle attends automobile show in Baltimore. Ex Sheriff Charles T K Young on trip to Baltimore and Annapolis. EB Webster of Adamatown in Frederick on business. John W Bowens visiting Martinsburg WV from All Saints Street. Janie A Lone visiting Baltimore for several days. Mrs Wm Bubard of Foxville visiting Mrs Samuel Holter in Baltimore and Washington. Esra D Hoffman and family moved to Maclsonn Street. Helena Haines of near Braddock visiting relatives in Walkersville. Blozenm Powell of Buffalo NY visiting Miss Helen Urner Court Square, returned home. Mrs Wm Paust of Reading PA visiting her mother. S T Brengle of North Market Street returned. John W Kincofe of Bohlog Springs PA visiting parents. Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman of Gettysburg PA guest of Mr and Mrs Henry A Hahn on East Patrick Street. We left this morning for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johi. Motter le
Murray Hruat
Baltimore
Philadelpha Cy Business
Frank Brengle
Charles T. K. Young Fe
Annapolis
EB. A. Webhter
Adanatown
Frederick Totay
Busineen
John W. Bowens
Weat
All Saints
Atrect
Martingburg
W. Va
Janie A. Lone
Bast
Atrest
Wm. Bubard
Foxville
Samuel Holter
North Market
Mise C. Bees Castle
East Third Street
Washington
Esra D. Hoffman
Weat Bouth Street
Maclsonn Street
Mies Helena Haines
Braddock
Nes Walkersville
Mise Blozenm ‘Powell
Buffalo
N.Y
Misa Helen Urner
Court Square
Tia
Wm. J. Paust
Reading
S. T. Brengle
North Market Street
John W. Kincofe
Boihog Springs
J. W
The Great Breach of Promise Court Trial
City Opera House hosts the Motk Court Trial on Tuesday evening March 1. The event promises sharp legal theatrics with witnesses including Capt. D. John Markey under protection as attempts to tamper with the jury arise. The prosecution hinges on a key lady witness detailing the defendant’s general character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Htas
D. John Markey
Illness Sweeps Local Area Reports of Ailing Residents
Sick at Doubs Mrs Blessing is very ill at her stepson's home. Mrs G W Blessing and Mrs John W Carey suffer severe grip. Mr R M Rannberger, seducedly named, reports illness. Meagles and Nellie Carey are on sick list. Mrs Kesaler and Mrs Harry TL Thomas near Adamatown also ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessing
G. W. Blessing
Mere
Jacob Carey
Puir View
R. MM. Rannberger
John W. Carey
Mies Nellie Carey
Mra
Kesaler
Harry TL. Thomas
Adamatown
Hay Upset Delivers Load to Yellow Somoga Stables
Vernon Lanner of Yellow Somoga faced a rough delivery when a hay wagon toppled while entering the hay scales at the courthouse. A second load nearly shifted on the NC&K railroad tracks on East Patrick Street before final placement at the stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Lanner
Yellow Somoga
Diggeia Oe Company
N C.K. R
Patrick Street
Kicked by Horse Causes Severe Facial Injuries
Charles, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A M Ranneberger of tear Doubs county, was kicked in the face by a horse while leading it from the stable. Found later in the barnyard, he suffered broken facial bones and is dying as well as can be expected with Dr T Clyde Boutson of Buckeye town in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mre
A. M. Ranneberger
Tear Doubs
T. Clyde Boutson
Buckeyatown
Case outcomes in attachments suit before Judge James B.
Motions overruled in cases of Carr, Herbert L. Ambrose and Henry L. Henderson versus Victor Esple heard before Judge James B. Roe. Plaintiffs obtained attachments on real estate in Virginia with verdicts for plaintiffs. Stoner and ex-husband Glenn H. Worthington represented the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sf . &. Carr
Herbert L. Ambrose
Herry L. Henderson
Victor Esple
James B. Oer Otraed
Eer
Virginia
Stoner Sode
Glenn
H. Worthington
F. S. Key Council Holds Fraternal Smoker Meeting
An interesti meeting of Franc Scott Key Council No 488 OA 3 Mi wae held last night. A seaateret proper marine by rene Refreshments served. Quite a number of additions have been made to La al will attend for ie on Seyret oor fa the occasion.
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Scott Key ‘Counal
Frederick Fire Alarm Phone Plan Aims to Save City Costs
A Frederick County meeting of three fire company presidents and three company reps drafted a letter to Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone asking to continue the one ring fire alarm service from the exchange to engine houses. The group notes the service previously supplied by the Frederick County system saved the city installation costs, aids quick response, and would burden taxpayers less than a municipal system. They request favorable action and outline the economic and operational benefits to citizens and fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Company
Frederick County ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chesapeake and Potomay
Frederick
Pire
Frederick County
Eyatem
Whitett
Frederick City
Doug
Morren
Junior Suan Fire Engine Co
Reoert A. Benner
United Steam Fire Engine Co
Jacon Roggnatuce
Independent Steam Engine Co
Indepent—P. Seeger
A. A. Radcliff
N. E. Kelquver
Jenior—Chatterell
F. Leater Smith
D. John Markey
United
R.A. Bennett
Seon
IT. Worthington
H. St. Heck
Mc. Bennett
R. Hook
The Valley Supply Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation filed for record in Middletown. Incorporators James O. Palmer of Middletown Calvin B Schildknecht and Roy Schildknecht of Frederick form the new corporation. Objective to manufacture purchase sell and deal in grains produce coal lumber machinery goods and wares and to own lease convey mortgage acquire dispose of lands water rights mills buildings and other real and personal property for the business. Capital stock 10000 five lines per share 100. Principal office in Middletown and directors named for the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corporation
Valley Supply Company
James 0. Palmer
Middletown
Calvin B. Schildknecht
Roy
Burned by coffee injures Mr. Bradley Cramer at Mt Pleasant
Mr. Bradley Cramer received severe facial burns last evening at the home of Mr. Roy Crum in Mt. Pleasant. The two men, trying to make coffee in a tin bucket due to a missing pot, had the hot liquid spray onto Cramer's face when lifting the lid. Dr. D. B. Stone attended him. condition reported as improving with no serious complications anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Cramer
Roy Crum
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Crum
Mr. Cramer
Cramer
D. B. Stone
Diamonds to Play Varsity Team at Diamond Rink Tomorrow
The Diamond basketball team will face Washington and Lee University tomorrow night at Diamond Rink. Officials note both teams seek to prove mettle with a competitive showing as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Leeuintet
Rhea Serey
Collegee
Oothie
Bank notice announces 4 percent rate on deposits in Frederick Maryland
On November 1009 this bank increased the interest rate to four percent per annum on a site special interest bearing deposits. Depositors need not present their passbooks for the change and the 4% rate applies to new deposits as well. The bank offers facilities for general banking business.
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de Poults
Waasenens Ms BSF Joen D Hendrickson Spring Suits
An advertisement highlights new spring suits and coats in Ruselan styles and colors. It promotes exclusive ready to wear department items, silk, fur, and opera capes, with a wide selection across fabrics and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joen D.hendrickson
Waasenens Ms Bsf
Dremey
Hough
Cote & Oana
Death notice and local legislative actions in Frederick area
The death of Theodore Frits at Springfield Ohio is reported. He is survived by a widow, several children, his mother Mrs Lulla Frits of Libertytown, two sisters and six brothers. He will be buried tomorrow at Springfield. In the Legislature Delegate Hargett introduces a bond issue for Frederick County building, Frederick city bond line bill advances with amendments, Ways and Means referral advised. B&O Railroad flagman bill at Lime Kiln crossing passes House. Senator Matthias extends the Liberty and Frederick Company charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Louis Bayer
Elmer Iritz
Thin City
Menara
Winieat
Kippeon
Ytown
Marshall Frits
Simore
Springfeld
Hargett
Frederick County
Frederick
Rusherman
Frederick City
Benson
Tha
Ways and Means
Harris
B. & O. Ballroag
Sha Lime Kiln
House
Matthias
Liberty
Frederick Aiteeee Company
Baseball Men Meet in Hagerstown Hotel Baldwin
A meeting of baseball associations at the Hotel Baldwin in Hagerstown drew only three town representatives, leaving no decisions. An early follow up was planned to form a league and arrange another gathering. J W Wuss of Patrick Street chaired, injuring his arm in a fall. Nuez, aged 76, has rheumatism and is a former painter in Frederick, with friends wishing him speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Hagerstown
Hageratown
J. W. Wuss
Patrick Street
Nuez
Nusx Juat
Frederick
Edison Amberola Phonograph on Market Trial
Local listing promotes the Edison Amberola phonograph with $200 price and clear, smooth audio from Edison records. It invites listeners to hear grand opera stars via the unit, mentions varied recordings, and notes a sample program at Server's The Marvel Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Amberola
Edison
Slesak
Riccardo Martin
Florence Constantino
He Aral
Eae Feconte
Governor appoints Frederick county school commissioners
Governor Crothera has appointed all Frederick county school commissioners including A. W. Nicodemus Jr and Dean Leatherman. The others named are Young and Wright, with Saimin V. Doll noted as not selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothera
Frederick County
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Dean Leatherman
Young and Wright
Saimin V
Doll
Waeutine Peperriesta Ter Eisai
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the Daily News
Bow Sete
Mercury
Tax News
Wasummarton
W. L. Mooer
the Weather Bureau
Ox Fibre Co
Chas. E. Klein
Franklin Institute No
Oda Heees
G. H. Worthington
Solr
Globe Cigar Ca
Newell & Co
Amberola Phonograph
Shipley’s
the Marvel
Sraerete
Kemp Stove
Rosenour
Papel
Archiv
Circuit Court
Ernest Roogie
Doubs
Ig’ National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Baker
Peeident
WM. G. Barer
Vice Hpeaitent
H. D. Barer
WM. D. Simmerman
Samuel O. Duvall
Anet, Coakie
Gro, Wau, Burney Twos, H. Hana
Tous G. Rawsaves
Dawn Basten
Baxne
Gomar
D. C. M. Tzomas
B. Cun
B. Kurauvan
L. Banane
Tobos
Mortem
Bann
John D. Hendrickson
Nridig & Hiluer
Menis
Millee
Neidig & Miller
Wulalagons Drug Store
Yweather
Williambon
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall
White Cross
Dixon
Caan Maaxer
Juary
Frederick Ci Foor Guild
Karl Girrmane
Seo’y
A “‘Eblaney
Aoe Owington
Leeniversity
Diamonds
Marker
Prnetua
Wesere
Rashimut
Wied
Rpaduas F
Feamnar Diredror
Norte
Uereet
Walubrica, MD
Del
Jean
Roper Can
Garry
Siuver
Beal Estate Agents
HB G
Tritapoe
Loane & Ee
Turan
Cramer & Stauffer
Ct. M. Young
Court Street
Norce
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