PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS OF LOCAL RESIDENTS
Rev Francis B Craig spends time in Baltimore. David King of this city visits Washington for several days. Thomas Haller of Cumberland stays in this city for a while. William O Birely of North Market Street travels to Baltimore on business. William C G Kussmaul of Baltimore returns to parental home on Court Street. John Baumgardner of North Market Street spends the day in Marineberg West Virginia. Mrs BH Payne and daughter Miss Garvine depart for Baltimore and Philadelphia for millinery openings. Fred Fleming and Howard Hickman of Hagerstown return home after visiting the late Mrs. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Craig
Baltimore
David King
Washington
Thomas Haller
Cumberland
William O. Birely
North Market Street
William CG. Kussmaul
Cours Street
John Baumgardner
Marsineburg
W. Va
BH. Payne
Miss Garvine
Philadelphia
Fred. Fleming
Howard Hickman
Hagerstown
Fleming
West Southtreet
Deaths of G Griffith and E M Miles in Maryland era
Baltimore resident Griffith 90 dies at sister-in-law's home amid heart failure. His long public service includes prodding hospitals, reforms, and prison aid. Emmitsburg resident Miles, 61, dies after brief illness, survived by wife Mary and children, funeral held at St Joseph's with Rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough S. Griffith
Goldsborough
Griffith
Baltimore
Mary Welch
Warwickaverns
Eryotpelas
Griffith Lefs
Elizabeth Durst
First Reformed Church
Mr. Griffith
Aberdeen
Harford County
Mid
Ross
Archibald Golder
East
Baltimore Street
Baltimore Christian Association
Maryland
Virginia
House of Correction
Society For the Protection of
Maryland Sanday Schooll Union
Sundey School
Potomac Synod
Maryland Tract Society
Maryland Prisoners’ Aid Society
National Prison Association
New York
Edward M. Miles
Emmitsburg
Mary Miles
Sophie Houston
Edward M., Jr
Washington, D. C
George R
Daniel D
Fred. D
Bra. J. M. Chatard
Slate Milez
Visltstion Canvans
Placashia Mournig
Rechiem Sass
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr. Haydon
D. Shalenberger
Legerd
Ray
Dr. Riddle
Mac. Foraman
Felix Diffendai
Fagene Rowe
Millard Shoff Waz
Death of Z J Gittinger End of An Era In Frederick
Z J Gittinger, born October 13, 1823 in Frederick County, longtime shoe dealer and bank president, died at Frederick City Hospital. He retired in 1885 to join Frederick County Bank, later becoming president. survived by children and siblings, funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Co. National Bank
Zacharish James Gittinger
Frederick City Hospital
Mr. Gittinger
This County
John
Reberos Simmons Gittinger
St. John’s
J. H. Gittinger
Richmond
Z. J. Gittinger
George M. Gittinger
Gittinger
Daniel Zacharias
The
Reformed Church
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Adam Lodge
I.O.C. F
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Board of County School Commissioners
Orphans’ Court
Mincea Emms R
Mary E
Kate Gittinger
James A
J. Howard
Chas. R. Gittinger
Baltimore
Mr. Gittinger Ta J
Migsea Elesnor H
Annie M. Gittinger
Edward A
Chas. W. Gittinger
Fire destroys frame dwelling near Buckeystown Station
A frame house owned by Mr. Arthur Cromwell near Buckeystown Station burned this afternoon starting about 1 o clock. The loss is estimated at $4,000 with partial insurance coverage. The barn nearby remained unburned as of press time, the wind blowing away from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Station
Arthur Cromwell
Henleys Seek New Trial In Malicious Prosecution Suit
In the case Oliver and Notley Henley vs Conrad Royer a motion for a new trial has been filed by Royer. The suit, tried at the February term, ended with a jury verdict of 1500 dollars in favor of the Henleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Notley Henley
Conrad Royer
Royer
Henleys
Exhibition of motion pictures at City Opera House features Baltimore fire views
This afternoon at four o clock the City Opera House will host an exhibition of motion pictures and views of the great Baltimore fire. The event will be at Chase's Theatre in Washington D C. Mimo Cheleki, a Russian singer, will perform several songs with illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Baltimore
Chase’s Theatre
Washington, D. C
Mimo Cheleki
Tar News Want Ads Fill All Wants
The Town Crier is outdated as Tar News offers live newspaper advertising reaching business publics and households. Want ads serve employers and the unemployed, buyers and sellers, losers or finders, filling all wants with immediate value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Tar News
Frederick County Historical Society Meeting Tonight
The Frederick County Historical Society will meet at Mrs. F. F. Smith's residence on East Second Street this evening. A prepared program promises interesting content.
Will of William Harbaugh Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of William F. Harbaugh was filed for probate in the Orphans Court this morning. He leaves all his property to his wife Saraeia Harbaugh and appoints her as sole executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harbaugh
William F. Harbaugh
Orphans’ Court
Saraeia Harbaugh
Market Quotes From The Local Mart Mill Today
Mountain City Mill correspondence lists commodity prices for corn and oats. Corn quotations include two red and steamer grades with varying prices per bushel, and oats priced per bushel with a standard 40 cent measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
County Correspondence in Woodsboro and Walkersville
County notes from Woodsboro and nearby towns report visits by John Kable and family, church entertainments in Latherso, revivals at Oak Hill, and social events in Walkersville including a leap year oyster supper. Movements include Rev Wolf leaving for Taneytown, local moves and health updates, plus an infant death and illness in Park Mills area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
John Kable
Madge
Kabletown
W. Va
Wm. H. Keble
Children's Mission Band
Latherso Church
Statler
Bark Hill
Ostrol
Concéy
Samuel Barrick
Pinkusy Richardson
Yellow Springs
D. J. Wolf
Taneytown
Helen Kablebag
A. Claud Barrick
Union Bridge
Church of God
Oak Hill
Lutheran Church
Reformed
Albert Esker
Senate approves mortgage tax repeal and local bills advance
The State Senate passed a bill to repeal the mortgage tax by a 19 to 7 vote, signaling emphasis on attracting outside capital for Baltimore. Other measures moved: a rail and streetcar passenger accommodation proposal recommitted for amendments, and a Brewington bill adding counties to a discrimination clause with a study order. Governor Warfield submitted Frederick County school commissioner nominations. Myersville Incorporation bill cleared the Senate as House action on drunkenness punishment stalled after unfavorable report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Frederick County
Myersville
State Senate
Baltimore City
Devilbies
House of Delegates
Kerdin
Godwin
Judiciary Committee
Dennis
Kerwin
Brewington
St. Marys
Charles
Osbert
Westers Shore
Taos Senate
Wabash Railway Company
Spring Gardens
Warfield Yeeteriay
William R. Young
Charles W. Wright
House
Harry
Palace of Music and Surplus Goods Ad in Frederick MD
An old Frederick Maryland ad lists surplus value from 100000 to 200000 for a hotel grill and shirt waist novelties from New York firms. It promotes fabric samples and foreign domestic looms, low price pianos from BrieBry's Palace of Music, and offers repairs, cabinet making, upholstery, moving services, and a public sale of household furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevis & Miller
Neidig & Miller
New York City
Neweat Fabrica
Dresa
Palaca of Music
BrieLy
Desser
BrieEvy’s Palace of Music
Yi Young Ik Seized By Japanese At Chemulpo
Special dispatch reports Yi Young Ik former Korean minister of war and de facto dictator, allied with Russia, was seized when Japanese forces entered Chemulpo. He was placed on a warship bound for Japan the same night, appearing in court dress on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News Stoup
Yi Young Ik
Korea
Russia
Chemulpo
Japan
Japanese seize 670 tons of beef for Russian army
Nagasaki reports the Japanese government seized 670 tons of mess beef shipped from San Francisco aboard the steamer Korea on February 2. The meat was consigned to the Russian Government at Viadivostook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
San Francisco
Korea
Viadivostook
Four Japanese Vessels Sunk Blocking Port Entrance
Special dispatch reports four steamers sent by the Japanese admiral to block the port entrance were sunk. Vessels lie behind Goldenhill and near the Retvizan, with two between the channel entrance and Lao This Shan Peninsula. Two ships still burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos News
Port Artsts
Goldenhill
Channel
Lao This
Shan Peninsula
Russians Cut Wires Across Front Between Anjo and Ping Yang
Special dispatch reports Russian videttes cutting telegraph lines between Anjo and Ping Yang near Srovr on February 25, disrupting communications. The action signals intensified pressure on Allied signals routes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srovr
Anjo
Ping Yang
Social World Card Party and Surprise Birthday Event
A card party was hosted Wednesday evening February 17 at the Cresgerstown residence of Mr and Mrs John Clem by Misses Ollis and De Lilah Hann. Guests played Pit and Flinch, enjoyed refreshments, and included many Cresgerstown and nearby residents. A surprise pound party for Hare Warner followed, with games, refreshments, and travel home after midnight. Wealth and Poverty, Lawrence Underwood's new American play, will play at City Opera House tomorrow night under John J. Brophy with Homer Mullaney leading cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clem
Cresgerstown
Miseas Ollis
DeLilah Hann
Pit
Flinch
Ollie
de Lilah Hane
Carrie Olem
Gore
Sus Stevens
Helen Dover
Lizzie
Mae Groshon
Nettie
Bertie Rameburg
Ethel Joy
Annie Krise
Gelda
Bertha Smith
Bessie Long
Moessra
Morria
Elmer Smith
Grayson Palmer
Roy Hankey
Cheater Joy
Wilbur Brise
Irving Wilbide
Marian Havener
Marian Warner
George Ramsburg
Roy Whitmore
Millard Stull
Ernest Long
John Hanon
Charles Kolb
Henry Havener
Dewitt Free
Hare Warner
Lewistown
Uties
Woodsboro
Lawrence Underwood
City Opera House
John J. Brophy
Homer Mullaney
Hafly couple wed by Evangelical pastor in city church
Lindsay Hafly and Carrie M Hafly both of this county were married yesterday at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage in this city by Rev. Dr. E R Eachbackn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Hafly
Charlea OG
Carrie M. Hafly
Hvangelios
E. R. Eachbacn
Heart entertainment at United Brethren Church program
The Ladies' Ald Society of the United Brethren Church plans a Heart entertainment this evening featuring a literary program. A letter from E D Jeweall of Corry Pennsylvania extols Devoe paint and the savings from using it versus rival products, advertising Duvoe as the longest lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Ald Society of the
United Brethren Church
Baltimore Firm Sings New Engine Gong Installment
The Junior 8. F. EH. Company has bought a new continuous ringing gong. It will be placed on the foot board of the engine this afternoon in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
8. F. EH. Company
Republican primary meetings set for March 4 1904 in Frederick
Local notice states four Frederick city precincts will hold Republican primary meetings at 7 800 clock to elect fifteen members each to the Republican Executive Committees for the upcoming municipal campaign. Addresses given include West Patrick Street Examiner Office East Church Street Bentz Building Church and Market Streets and Ira Biser's coal office East Third Street. Hammoxp UrRssiR, Chairman. Barry E. Chaplize, Secretary. Lectures also advertised with Galleges Hall tickets at 1 25 for five or 35 cents single. For Sale Fresh fish and chickens. O Staley Fredk. Oo Phone 71 South Markat Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Maj. E. Y. Goldaborough
Patrick Street
East Church Street
Bentz
Corner Church and
Market Streets
Ira Biser
East Third Street
Staley
Fredk
South Markat Street
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Hubert Devereux
Earl of Essex
Tower
Count Wallenstein
Vorrsunder
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's
Dlud
Jene
Charles Coresworth Devereux
Charleston
France
David Atornsar
Joseph Pyife
A. & Sec
Pasree
Neb
Boersereadorp Cage Colony
Kasuall CS
Washiseton
Maryland— Fair
Ipscates
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
B. Rosenear & Sons
B. Barrick
Hewes Republicana Eta S. Meeting
Urner
Dax
Baperinvenien
O. Binley France Lines
Waterloo Siebtsspemeeves
Soret Woman's College
Gilbert Smith & Co
Cathy Markey's
Piavo Sale
I. V. Goffman
West South Street
Ezra Hoffman
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Mica Isabel Kreh
Weat Third Street
William E.gannon
Bradley T. Strawaberger
John Haller
Ellen ‘Shank
Sabillasville
Harbaugh
Pieroe Ledgewood
Charles Holbrenner
Theodore Laws
Frederick
Wm. E Wheeler
Joshua Foglia
Sand
Lewis Haber
Harry Freshear
Waikereville
Clara Douglas
C. A. Stalez
Walkersville
Carrie Johnson
Edward Simpson
Wm. Aumas
York
John Miller
A. O. Etzler
Charlie Fogle
Centerville
Thia Place
Roscoe Kling
Libertytown
Wellisg Fisher
Lewis P. Remaburg
William MaGraz
Liberty
Nancy Long
Alvey Reddick
Kentland
James Reddick
William Zimmerman
Baltimore Medical College
M. I. Zimmerman
Frank Burrier
Maud Dresger
Elsie Toms
Cartre Strine
Edith Biddinger
Clara Clemm
Maud Roderick
Phoebe Wiihide
Silvie Anders
Dora Andora
Troutville
Rosa Stosflemyer
Lula Wilders
LeGora’s
Charles Stitaly
Garey Taylor
Eddie Wilders
LeGore’s
Harry Crawford
Harry Hedges
Walter Lippy
Winfield Clemm
Mauriss Andera
Dublio
Oscar Grimes
Harsia Sharer
Johnevilla
George Rice
George Smith
Harry Withide
Burley Smith
Charles Breighner
Irvin Smith
Elmer Darrow
Walter St
Misa Willard
McKenney
Miss Mae Ramabarg
Miss Willard
President Rhinehart
Ridgley
J. A. Asper
Miss Hattie Albaugh
M. J. Hebarly
Boyde
James B. Dixon
Urbana
Rons Nicholas
Nicholas
Annapolis
Citizens’ Nationals Bank
John Henneickson
Corpae Bode
Ladier An-Tailorsd Garments
JD Barber
Baker
H. OD. Baker
WN. G. Zimmerman
Asa
Adul Behata
Ane
BANIS
Darsak, Oliver
Frederick, MD
Endrich
Directore
Jove Jax
McBaerry
Do, Kerauvern
J.D. Baker, D. H. Bareestr
Tros, H. Hatem
James E. Walmii
Danie. Barer
Clinton E, Main
Maton E
HE City Hotel
Grell
ITY Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bays
Chicago
Hewes
South Market Street
James B. Frerween
Chas. L. Fox
McCaffery
Weat
Patrick St
O. A. Quassle
George
Rodock
Lnd
FIM
Lanadowne
Borge
Bodooe & CG
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Rice & Sone
North Marest Street
Thomas P. Rob
Farmer's Exchange
Yas Fredebrick County
Grady
Ferd
Binder Twine
All Saints and
Carre Streets
Simday
Hull & Reich
the Deliverance
Glasgow
Prospero
Harland
London
Reabeoos
Sunnybrook Farm
Wigain
Rome
Crawford
Colonel Carter
Smith
Danby
Gay
Whitaker
Sherrods
McCutcheon
Bull & Reich
North Market
TD WM
C. Boteler
H. RE. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Wisdowly
E. Smith
Masonic Temple
B. B. Sappington
Om Glassware
Ando
F. B. Bappington
North Marbex
Amrican Bref
Hymeneas
News OF the Churches
D. Ed. Schell
Bir
Devoe
Devos
E. D. Jeweall
Corry
Costa
F. W. Devor & Co
P.S. P.L. Hargett & Co
Bueinsee
Hammoxp
Urrssir
Barry E. Chaplize
Lectare
Waterloo
Gallegs Hall
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