In History February 27 Highlights
The column lists General Francis Marion, Revolutionary hero of South Carolina, who died after a storied life. It notes the birthplaces and deaths of figures such as Joseph Ernest Henac and General W. B. Talisterro, states their military ties, and mentions the surrender of an army to Lord Roberdeau after days of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion
South Carolina
Ger
Joseph Ernest Henac
Brittney
W. B. Talisterro
Gloucester County
Vaz
Bern
Crosse
Lord Roberdebers
Weekly News plans twelve page issue this Thursday
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page edition for Thursday with full 28Ws and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest genuine circulation and invites new Tar Waxery ads with deadline Wednesday at 7 p.m. and changes by 1 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Randy Thoreday
Frederick City
Notice to Tae News Subscribers About Address Changes
Subscribers planning a residence change must send their full address and current mailing address to the office to ensure prompt and proper transfer of accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Anould
Personal notices of visits and travel in Hagerstown area
Purely personal items list movements of residents and visitors. Charles B. Fout is in Hagerstown on business. Misa Lila Tuomas visits Miss Elia Main. Mrs. Charles Heid visits her mother. Corinne and Louise Payee attend millinery openings in New York and Philadelphia. O O S Measell returns home from Utica Mills. Oscar Raed and daughter visit East Patrick Street and return to Washington. Mayme Clabsagh returns from Keller after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fout
Hageratown
Misa Lila Tuomas
Washington
Elia Main
West Patrick Street
Charles Heid
Gumberland
Dennis M. Daniels
South Market Streeé
Corinne
Louise Payee
New York
Philadelphia
O0.s. Measell
Norfolk
Bright Bits and Local Happenings Spark Interest
Fastnacht Day prospect of pancakes tomorrow with storms and cold weather forecast for March. Blackbirds sing as signs of spring. A society group and doctors travel to Annapolia to present before Senate committees on an appropriation bid for the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Annapolia
Aonspolie
Senate
Tebsis
A Frederick Citizen Endorsement for Doan’s Kidney Pills
Frederick resident M. E. Bartgi2 testifies to backache and kidney issues improving after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He details morning stiffness, frequent urine, and painful passages, credits the pills with restoring kidney secretions and overall health. Sold by Clinton Main’s drug store. 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
M. E. Bartgi2
Market Street
Srea- Srick
Dean
Clinton
Main’s
Ammora
Foater-Milburnec
Buffalo
New York
United States
Petition Denied as County Respondents Cite Legal Obstacles
Frederick county commissioners answer a mandamus petition to compel road improvement, denying filing a valid petition, asserting lack of funds and statutory invalidity of the 1904 Act, and noting jurisdiction and other grounds. Attorneys Reno S. Harp and Hammond Grover represent the respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Wm. HB. Hogarth
Iswis H. Bowles
Linon G. Dinterman
H. Milton Kefaerer
David G. Zentz
Frederick County
Ferdi
Enid
Maryland
Reno S. Harp
Hammond Uroer
Brunswick County Court Reports Deliberations and Verdicts
In circuit court sessions juries determined verdicts and sentences. Catharine Baumgardner vs Haines ended with a defense verdict after fifteen minutes deliberation. Charles Edmundson found guilty on four liquor counts with two sentences suspended. Mary A Gletner convicted on two liquor counts with suspended sentences on two election day counts. Matthew Slers pled guilty to keeping a gaming table and received six months. Manhattan Board of Frederick County case on liquor violations proceeded to jury before recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine D. Baumgardner
Charles H. Haines
Carrall County
Lander
John C. Moster
Charles Edmundson
Brunswick
Mary A. Gletner
Gality
Oase
Matthew Slers
Manhattan
Frederick County
Branswick
Conré
Taken to Circuit Court Over Taxes and License Fees
Jacob Notnagle a butcher facing demands to pay vehicle taxes and license fees has taken the matter to the circuit court to challenge the mayor and aldermen authority. He sought a writ of certiorari from Chief Judge McSherry directing transcripts to be reviewed. The hearing was set for the current term with attorney P F Pampell defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Notnagle
Clronié Court
Notnagle
Juatoe O. H Eskstein
P. F. Pampell
Pampell
Jogge McSherry
Clienit Court
iN THE LAW'S GRIP ALLEGED THEFT CASES
Charles Phebse alias Biggy Phebus was arrested by Deputy Grimes for taking a harness from BE Houck’s stable and jailed on $200 bail for a 7 pm hearing. George Smith arrested for larceny of a bridle from Ohsiles J. Stokes, held on $200 bail. Charles A. Finbert jailed for drunken disorder with a $250 fine paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Phebse
O. H. Eckteein
Charles A. Finhert
Simpson
Aeiny
O. H. Eckstein
Weather Forecast From Hicks Predicts March Storms
Hicks predicts a busy March with three to four days of low barometer and warm weather followed by cold fronts and widespread cloudiness. Central storm periods are forecast on the 6th 7th 8th 12th 14th 18th 19th 21st 22nd to 26th and late month with blizzards and cold waves prevailing from the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il BR. Hicks
Evory
Eevere
Harbaugh and Burdette Rites Reported in Carroll County
Catharine Harbaugh widow of pioneer Thomas R. Harbaugh died at her Ostroliten home on February 11 at age eighty six. Funeral held February 13 at Edward Coleman’s home. Also Maurice B. Burdette died February 22 near Long Corner Howard County at 54 after three years illness. Services February 24 at Howard Chapel. Surviving kin listed. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes Catharine Haessugr
Catharine Harbaugh
Thomas R. Harbaugh
Carroll County
Ohio
Ostroliten
McRw
Edward Coleman
Hagerstown
Carrollton
Thoreahr
Harbaugh
Gertrude
Herbart
Thay
Sarah Levy
Elizabeth Coleman
Margaret
Maurice BH. Burdette
Maurice B. Burdette
Long Corner
Howard Country
Baszil Glaze
Browningavilla
Montgomery County
Howard Chapel
Charles P. Nowlin
Lisboo
N. A. Becratt
Eddy Hardy
Vernon Burdatte
Ditford Anglebee
Arthur Burdette
James Handy
L. T. Lewis
Senior Boys Temperance Association Organized
The Senior Boys Temperance Association formed in the Surday school room of the M. E Sunday school. The meeting opened with a hymn and Scripture read by B. Storm. Jessa H. Michael was elected superintendent by unanimous vote and the session closed with the Lord's prayer inviting all boys aged 18 to 18 to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aea
Pythians Hold Social Session in Mountain City Lodge
Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias conducted a social session after its regular business. The program featured a violin solo by Clarence Bussard, a lodge history by Past Chancellor H. R. Heck, a vocal selection by O. B. Hendrickson, and an address on the order’s principles by Prof. E. G. Shepherd to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Clarence Bussard
H. R. Heck
H. R. Heck, gcd = vocal selection by Mr.O. 3B. I. Hendrickson
E.G Shepherd
Will of Wm Crimmins Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The late William M Crimmins’ will is presented in the Orphans Court. He leaves his interest at 336 North Market Street to J Daniel Crimmins in trust for his two children W Frederick Crimmins and Isabella Crimmins until they reach 21. All personal property be left in trust to J Daniel Crimmins for the children until the youngest turns 21. Executors named are J Daniel Crimmins and John Francis Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Wm. M. Crimmins
Wm. M. Crimming
Orphans’ Court
North
Starket Street
J. Daniel Crimmins
W. Frederick Crimmiins
Idx
Isabella Crimmins
Sge
Daniel Orimming
John Francis Smith
Local residents reported on sick list status
Mrs. Bradley McHenry of North Market street and Master Lewis Etchelberger of West Fourth street are on the sick list. Mrs. John B. Quinn Sr. of West South street, previously quite ill, is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley McHenry
North Market Street
Lewis Etchelberger
West Fourth Street
John 8. Quinn
West South Street
Local Market Prices and Quotation Notes
The Local start lists G Waring Tysons buying quotes for corn at 2.15 per barrel and wheat at 43 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 800 No 3 760 steamer tip per bushel rejected 650 damaged 600 per bushel costs 30 state per bushel. When goods fail to move it may be the goods are at fault and not the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Repeal of Wilson Law and Divorce Bill Advances in House
Maryland House debates Luckey's bill to repeal the Wilson act and restore election law to 1896 era standards across counties Frederick through Somerest. Hill proposes residency proof for newcomers amid district concerns. Anders bills on divorce remarriage advance with amendments defeat. others fail. A Frederick county franchise tax sharing measure becomes law without veto. Mount Airy road tax bill passes Senate.
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House of Ditegatsa
Luckey
Frederick Granty
Wilson Dullas
Frederick, Garrett
Peinca Georges
Anne Arandel
Ostvert
Charles
St. Mary's
Eestern
Kent
Talbot
Worcester
Somerest
Anders
Del
Maryland
Cleaveland
Goodwin
Brown
Somerset
Ash
Frederick County
Myersville
Palmer's rise in Philadelphia supplies department
John G. Palmer formerly of Lewistown Frederick County Maryland has been named chief clerk in Philadelphia city government Department of Supplies with a $2600 salary. The Philadelphia Press notes his Navy pay office service across the Atlantic and Asian seas, including during the Spanish American War, and his long purchasing experience at naval ports. He aided Republican clubs and was congratulated by Naval Home sailors on his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Philadelphia
John G. Palmer
Lewistown
Department of Supplies
Palmer
Maryland
New York Business College
United States Navy
Washington
Harrison
Iln- Dols
Leagne Island
Swift
Neval
Lesgos Island
Funerals Report Deaths of William Mason and Susan J. Nuebaum
Remains of William Mason, age 72, killed by a car near Dalti more, arrived in Monrovia for burial at Dankard church with Rev. Viz officiating. Funeral director Fashaner Brothers led services. pallbearers listed. Abrs Susan J. Nuebaum funeral held at Edward Riggs home with pastors Eschbach and Ditsmar. burial in Glade Cemetery Walkersville. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mason
Nast Daltimore
Monrovis
John
Mason
Dankard
H. Viz
J. 5
Dmbsrger
Gaarles Tkegs
Thomson Myers
W. O. Shaw
Hiram Weas3
Daniel Ball
Fashaner Brothers
Susan J. Nuebaum
O’stock
Edward B. Riggs
Fesgaville
E.R. Eschbach
D. N. Ditsmar
Justasi Am
Benny ¢. Coller
R. S. Carr
W.B Garry
O. BE. Derr
P.O. Devilbiss
B. FB. Zimmermen
Walkersville
Glade
Thomas P. Rice
Pound Party At East Fourth Street Home
A lively pound party was held at Miss Garthe Smith’s home on East Fourth Street with about fifty couples attending. Guests enjoyed games and musical selections, and refreshments were served.
Schildknecht Resigns as Frederick Brick Works Chief
Calvin E. Schildknecht resigns after ten years as presser and manager of Frederick Brick Works. The resignation takes effect March 8.
Capital and Surplus Figures for Local Bank
Capital and surplus amounts listed include 100000 and 250600 with officers named J. D. Baker co President and Wm. Baker Vice President. Other roles show WM. G. Zimmerman cashier and Samuel S. G. Duvall assistant cashier. Directors named include Joyce Jas. McBag sar and D. E. Kra vvex among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Baker
Baker
B.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel SG. Duvall
February sale at Neldig & Miller undercuts end of month prices
Clearout advertises dramatic markdowns at Neldig & Miller with items like Cape, Grey Garrick Sole, Fox Snarfs, Madras waists, linens, lace, silks and borders. Drawings close February 15. shoppers urged to visit early for bargains on remnants and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Taffeta Sur
Notable Deaths and Events From Baltimore Area
Dr. John W. Palmer, journalist and author, dies at 1104 McCulloch Street Baltimore. Mrs. Sarah M. Park of Caroline County dies after collapsing from apoplexy. Gerard S. Watts, retired merchant, dies at Baverly Farm near Catonsyrilla. Jesse B. Powder pleads guilty to forgery in Westminster, sentenced to four years. Governor and Mrs. Warfield host dinner for Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Bonaparte. James W. Knowles, 83, last charter member of the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce, dies at 715 Lennox Street. Paul Jones obsequias set for April 24 at Annapolis. crypt remains delayed until crypt completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Palmer
McCulloch Street
Baltimore
Sarah M. Park
Caroline County
Gerard S. Watts
Baverly Farm
Catonsyrilla
Jesse B. Powder
Westminster
Warfield
Woodsboro Literary Society Meets with Debates and Recitals
The Woodsboro Literary Society held its regular meeting at the Woodboro Opera House on February 22 with invocation by Rev Saxton, welcome by WO LeGore, recitations by J P Roser and Miss Mae Patrick, a debate on civilization and posts influence led by Mess. Richardson Barrick Saxton Keeney, judged in favor of the negative. The program continued with vocal numbers, essays, and a piano solo, followed by a continuation program and notices of upcoming Araby School Washington’s Birthday events. A minstrel show for the local lodge of Eastleigh was staged at the City Opera House with songs and jokes, featuring a strong finale of the American Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Literary Society
Woodeboro Opera House
Saxten
America
Society
WO. LeGore
J. P. Roser
Mae Patrick
Hayve
Messia
P. A. Richardson
I O. Barrick
B. W. Saxton
Calvin Keeney
Mossie
William J. Biower
H. Clay Dalaplsne
L. O. Powell
O. H. Barrick
J. G. Biehl
Plarco
Mas Barrick
Esssy
Jeannette Barrick
Quartatte
Ao Ledad
Esglea
City Opera House
Gas Whiz Minatrals
4 Good Show at Opera House Delights Hanover Audience
The Motion Picture Co. of Washington DC presented a highly praised program at the City Opera House last evening. Screens displayed The Great Train Robbery Life of an American Fireman The Magic Egg A Romance of the Bail What Happened to s Tunnel A Glimpse of Sons Park Coney Island Phantom Ride on Caca- Sian Pacific The prints were praised as one of the most realistic entertainments offered locally and worth the admission. The company plans additional showings tomorrow and Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Motion Picture Co
Washington, D. C
S Tunnel
Sons Park
Coney Island
Sian Pacific
Eaford Herald
Hanover
City Opera House
Troubles of Hight Twins at Oby Opera Geass
The Troubles of H eight Twins blends comedy and farce in a staged engagement at the Oby Opera Geass. The show relies on clever up-to-date music and a strong composing ability from Manager Orinnisn, delivering continuous laughter from start to finish. The Heart of Ireland comes to City Opera Aone next Friday night March 20 with a military band and large cast noted for fresh textures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toniger
Orinnisn
the Heart of Ireland
Heart of Ireland
City Opera Aone
Eye specialists visit Frederick and Washington listings
Local notices list medical and eye care experts Dr O W Hinss at 151 North Market Frederick Md hours 1 pm to 6 pm March 1 2 3 1906 and Dr Wm Tarun eye specialist from Baltimore at Emergency Hospital February 28. Also ads for Capiton Orzicar Co 614th St WW Washington DC Troxel Font fish prices Latence hosiery 35 West Patrick Street and other services including custom shirt department and osteopathy by Dr L Schmid Citizens National Bank Building with chronic disease specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O W. Hinss
North Market ‘Street
Frederick
Capiton Orzicar Go
Washington, D.C
Wm. Tarun
Baltimore
Dwelling Sold On Madison Street To John E Deter
Real estate firm Cramer and Stauffer sold the dwelling house of Charles B. Moberly on Madison Street to John E. Deter for 900 dollars. The deal was handled by local agents for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer & Stauffer
Chas. B. Moberly
Madison Street
John E. Deter
Stomach Ailments Treated by Chamberlains Tablets
Gas in the stomach causes belching and fullness as food ferments in the stomach. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets correct the disorder and aid digestion while strengthening the stomach and bowels. For sale at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
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