Purely Personal Glimpses of City Folks in Baltimore
Pleasant paragraphs describe James Donald, Kemp, Schroeder, Samuel Bowe, Charles Schultz, Daniel Feigley, and GC Ross along with their Baltimore business or visiting trips. Mentions Nellie Prowell returning from Hanover and Rev Arthur Carty visiting his father COC Carty in East Patrick street. Also notes Madaline Shriver and Anna Myer returning after visits, Samuel L Rowe moving to Washington for a Metropolitan police post, and Clapp and De Vour's departure from Springfield to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donald
Baltimore
C. Thomas Kemp
Wm. Schroeder
North Market Street
Simuel Bowe
Washington
Charles Schultz
Daniel Feigley
GC. W. Ross, Sr
Court Square
Nellie Prowell
Hanover
Annie Keefor
West Third Street
Arthur GC. Carty
Trenton
N.J
C. OC. Carty
East Patrick Street
Madaline Shriver
Union Mills
Carroll County
Maulsby
Court Equare
Anna Myer
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Maulaby
Samuel L. Rowe
Patterson
Metropolitan Police Force
Clapp
Miss de Vour
Springfield
Ohio
A. O.meardell
Hagerstown
Supper at The Sunfalo hosted by James Sappington
Mr James Sappington of Liberty county hosted a fine supper at the Buffalo Cafe for twelve guests. The decorated dining room featured potted plants cat flowers and a central rose arrangement. The menu included soup olives oysters wine turkey with oyster dressing cranberry sauce and many confections. Guests listed include H S Thomas Edward Albaugh John Wright Dr Stone and Edward Beall among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sappington
Liberty
Buffalo Cafe
Thomas Maynard
H.S. Thomas
Edward Albaugh
John Wright
Dr. Stone
Edward Beall
Lareine Simpson
Vincent Yingling
Air. Sweadmer
Frederick Leaders Seek Street-Use Permission Clause
Lt Annapolis. Mayor Wm. F. Chilton and Aldermen Jonathan Biser, John E. Schell, E. J. Winebrewer, Elmer 5. Brown and George H. Zimmerman left this morning for Annapolis to insert a clause in the bill to incorporate The Consumer's Electric Light Gas Heat and Power Company. The clause would require promoters to obtain board permission before using Frederick streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Wm. F. Chilton
Jonathan Biser
John E. Schell
E. J. Winebrewer
Elmer 5. Brown
George H. Zimmerman
Electric, Light, Gas, Heat and Power Company
Frederick
Cramer and Stull Wed in Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Miss Elsie Stull daughter of Randolph Stull of near Trontville and Mr Newton Cramer a farmer of near Mt Pleasant were quietly married at Woodsboro Lutheran church on Wednesday at 3 pm. They left for a wedding tour and will reside near Mt Pleasant after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer
Sitll
Elsie Stull
Randolph Stull
Trontville
Newton Cramer
Me. Pleasant
Woodsboro
Fea
Mt. Pleasant
Modern Way Commendas Itaals For Health Remedium
An ad touts Shaeott es liquid laxative remedy Fig Syrup Co as a modern method to cleanse the system break up colds headaches and fevers without harsh after effects. It promotes pleasant efficient relief and implies a health improvement through a noted laxative product.
Anderson Arrested in Maryland Billing Scene Swindling Pair
Leroy Anderson was arrested by Constable Simpson and held on bail for 14 dollars for appearing Friday at 9 o clock. He and companion Doctor Scott faced similar charges in Virginia for a dim-witted swindle as they allegedly fleeced residents in the county. Scott was found guilty and fined, while Anderson was released after showing he stayed outside stores during the flimflam. The pair fled with a horse and wagon before arrest, later running into trouble in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Anderson
Simpson
Beatieg Welty Palmer
Myersville
Anderson
Jastice Biser
Warrans
Jestice Wolfe
Andere Saree
Scott
Virginia
Venezuelan Fires Two Shots at President Castro During Carnival
During a carnival procession in Caracas a Venezuelan fired two shots at President Castro but missed. The president was later acclaimed by the crowd and the city remained quiet thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Tur News
Caracas
Venezuela
Paardeberg Casualty List Clears Roberts Record
General Roberts today released another casualty list from the Paardeberg fighting, noting twelve men killed and eighty two wounded. The dispatch from Lenpoxs provides the latest tally in the ongoing engagement with British forces sustaining losses and adjusting battlefield figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes News
Lenpoxs
Roberts
Paardeberg
Buller Advances on Pieter's Hill Capture Reported
Special dispatch from Losnos dated February 28 states General Buller announces the capture of Pieter's Hill and the enemy's position, with sixty prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losnos
Buller
Pieter’s
Misin
Social World Pound Party at Brook Lawn Hosts and Guests
A lively pound party at Brook Lawn the Renn home near Feagaville featured dancing and festive meals. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E C Renn and numerous Renn clan members plus many others. Earlier Miss Ritchie's dancing class delivered charming performances with Miss Nannie Eisenauer providing piano music under chaperonage of Mrs Yeakle Hope and Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Renn
Lizzie
Ida Rennn
Til- Tie Culler
Ea Holter
Leila Carter
Mattie Shaw
Fannie
Lena
Williamland
Mollie
Daisy Dean
Emma
Hannah Hargett
Lula Main
Sarah Lenhart
Vernis
Millis Culler
Edith Nuoncemaker
Lena Hines
May Derr
Hester
Lin- Smith
Harry Howard
John
Hargett Smith
Howard
J. Albert Castle
Stanley
Elmer Whipp
Austin P. Renn
R_ ‘Yeakle
Joseph B. Hope
Joshua J. Dill
EN THE LAW S GRIP JUSTICE WHITE HEARS CHARGES
James McCormick John Quigley Fred Wilson and Edwin Campion were arrested recently and heard before Justice White who found them to be bad char acter youths and without proper support tests, sending them to the Maryland House of Refuge. Ned Wilson and William Ross both colored were charged with disorderly conduct and found guilty, Wilson owing 4.23 and Ross 10, sent to jail for failure to pay. Wm P Edwards proprietor of the Blue Goose saloon was held for the grand jury after a bail set at 96 could not be posted. J E R Wood and John Wood represented Edwards. Keep your blood pure with Hood s Sarsaparilla and fon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
James McCormick
John Quigley
Fred Wilson
Edwin Campion
Maryland House of Refuge
Feeder
Cer Brost
Troxell
Ned. Wilson
William Ross
Mulhern
Justice Biser
Edwards
J.E. R. Wood
John Wood
Clover Boot advertisement for headache remedy
An advert promotes Earl's Clover Boot as a cure for sick headaches, claiming it relieves overmarked womankind and offers a blood riser and "adesene builder" benefits. It promises money back if not satisfactory and lists 25 or 50 cents prices, with Albert as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Choral Recital at Visitation Academy Delights Audience
A pleasant choral recital yesterday afternoon at Visitation Academy featured senior and junior James students under Mr Nadine P Alles. Soloists and choruses from the Novisate clergy choir performed works including Abide With Me and Flower Song from Faust. enjoyed by all with an encore. A statue of St Andrew was recently placed in the Content chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Academy
Janior James
Nadine P Alles
Novisate
Moses Madeline Pampet
Edelweiss Maranat
Clas
Imo
Misece
Anna Clark Ant Mary Hades
Aeustere
Tara
Alane Louise Parse
Chael
Elassle
Sommers
Lewis
Morgan
Crouse
Bolo
Nathee Allen
Byrrle
Frederickabury
Frank Beckley
Choras
Evlouts
Migsas Jinton
Sullivan and Payne
Israel
Nadine Allen
Choraz
Marie Harbin
Cinad
Beckley
Allen
Little Mins Rials
Fins Payne
Andrew
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and area
Obituaries record the death of Miss Fannie Trapnell at Dr. Beatty’s residence in Middletown from valvular heart disease. She leaves two sisters and two brothers, with a funeral set for Frederick. Additional notices report Mrs. Lavenia Davis’s death near Kemptown after three months of illness. Rev. Callum leads the service and interment follows. Also noted are Rachael A. Hall of Moundsville’s death after illness, and Paul Wirts of Point of Rocks dying from peritonitis at six years old. Funeral arrangements and mourners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie M. Trapsell
Fannie
Trapnell
J. B. Beatty
Middletown
Srmne
Beatty
Dr. Beatty
Elia Trapnell
Joseph Trapnell
Charlestown
W. Va
Richard Trapnell
Point of Rocks
Frederick
J. F. Davis
Lavenia Davis
John Davis
Kemptown
C. M. Callum
Providence Church
Messrs
J. W. Williams
KR. F. Pordam
B. J. Brandenburg
L. W. Day
Day
William T. Lewis
Rachael A. Hart
Rachael A. Hall
Moundaville
Mullinix
William Hall
Virginia
Reese Hall
Robert Mullinix
Browningsville
Mraz Eleanor Baines
Daniel Snyder
Fountain Mills
Moundsville
Paul
Iris
Paul L. Wirts
Marshal and
Dells Virts
Tatheran Church
Fastnacht Fest at Y M C A Rooms
The Women's Auxiliary of the YMCA hosted a Fastnacht event on South Market Street. Packed audience enjoyed piano, vocal and recitation performances by Misses Carty Haller Eisenhauer and others, plus special nod to three young nurses with dolls. Refreshments included coffee and pastries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
South Market Street
Josie Thomas
Eleanor Carty
Ruth Haller
Helen Bader
Henrietta McDannel
A. R. Yea-gle
Miss Hargett
Mr. Blocher
Miss Douglass
C. Wm. Font
Katherine Eisenhauer
Jessie Thomas
Carty
Haller
Esder
Serious Accident at Plane No 4 Involves William Watkins
William Watkins employed at the coal chute Plane No 4 suffered a serious accident while coupling cars on Monday. He signaled the engineman to proceed then fell between the cars, injuring both hands. He was taken to a Baltimore hospital where one hand may require amputation to prevent blood poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watkins
Plane No. 4
Mondas
Watkins
Baltimore
Diamond Ring Won by Miss Clara C Hagan at Baltimore Fair
Miss Clara C Hagan formerly of Frederick won the first prize a fine diamond ring at the St Mary's Star of the Sea church fair and oyster supper in Baltimore last week. The contest was lively among contestants with Hagan collecting the largest amount of money from chances and ticket sales. Eugene B Hagan won a fine set of dishes on a chalice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara C. Hagan
Frederick
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church
Baltimore
Hagan
Eugene B. Hagan
Fraternal Arcanum Gathering Highlights Frederick Visit
A Grand Banquet at the City Hotel marked the Frederick Council Arcanum visit with speeches by Deputy Grand Regent Danwl Ordeman and John M. Haller. Grand officers from Baltimore praised the order’s growth and urged continued attendance, while a banquet followed and a large list of attendees was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulkimed
Frederick Gouger
Grand Lodge
Danwl T. Ordeman
John M. Haller
Wa. H. Griffin
E. Lindsay Grier
Pittaborg
J. B. Youkle
J. Juveusi
S.J. Rohr
Baltimore
George Ed. Myers
Frederick
Harry &. Chapline
Welcoms
Connail
Yeakle
Juvenal
Arcanum
Rohr
Grier
The
Maine
Royal Arcanum
Page Milburn
M. E. Church
Asbury Council
Wm. H. Hinks
Yeakis
Wr. Yeskle
Old Frederick
Qohaplain Daniel T. Ordeman
Wilbur F. Smith
Daniel T. Ordeman
Page Millburn
Wm. O. Kolb
Robert C. Nicodemus
John Swope
B. Etchison
H. E. Wilcoxon
American Woodmen Lodge to Be Organized Tonight
A meeting of the charter members of the American Woodmen will be held at 7.8 o'clock tonight in the hall of Fre donin Council O. U. A. M. to organize a lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woodmen
The
Fredonin Council
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Mr J B W Hargets publishes today’s market quotas with corn at 1.75 per barrel, shelled corn 34 cents per bushel, wheat 69 cents per bushel, hay priced at 16 90 and 11 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. W. Hargets
Legislature Debates Gas Franchise and City Ownership Debate
The State Senate passed a bill repealing a city gas franchise amid ties and fiscal concerns. Debate centered on gas pricing and city control, with members arguing over municipal ownership and impact on Baltimore. In the House, actions included appointing notaries and authorizing bonds for a turnpike company while other local charter and liquor-sale measures were favorably reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
bEpeal Ag
Ciao Comtipane
Baltimore City
Vourg
New York
Aunavny
Iss
Pailadelphi Ana
Bammers
House of Delegates
Myersville
Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike Company
Isgeo
Wasiecenva
Abhnie Town
Prordent Church
Kemptowne
Funeral notices for Emma Wren Joseph E Broohay and Anna H Perry
Funeral details list three services in Howard county and Middletown with the Rev. S H Utz Rev M L Beard and Rev C W Stinaspring officiating. Interments at Plassant Hill Mt Olives Cemeteries and a depot service noted. Reynolds Post G A R pallbearers named along with undertakers F Schroeder and A J Rice & Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wren
Frank Wren
Florence
Howard County
3Ira
Emiline Phebus
New Market
Plassant Hill Burying Ground
S. H. Utz
Basil Bowman
Joseph E. Broohay
Union Church
Braddock
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Reynolds Post G. A. R
Wads
Samuel Kline
Jim Mercer
Samual Bommaers
George
Adam Hailing
Chas. L. Stokes
Bronk Stokes
M.¥. Perry
Mt. Olives Cemetery
A. J. Rice & Song
Christian Endeavor social and midweek service changes
News of churches notes no services at United Brethren tonight and a prayer meeting at Evangelical Lutheran chapel at 7.4 o'clock followed by the Christian Endeavor Society monthly business meeting to plan spring work. The United Brethren society held its fifth annual social with a full program of music recitations and solos and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Lutheran
Cbriatian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Gramophone
D. F. Main
Maria Smith
O. B. T. Hendrickson
Owen Compher
Lula James
Grace Dixon
Dora Mehriing
Duatt
Frank Beckley
Frederick Mary C Ott Headlines at Assembly Hall In Harrisonburg
Frederick City reader and elocutionist Miss Mary C. Ott gave a first class performance at Assembly Hall in Harrisonburg. She was assisted by Grayson J. Renner, elocution instructor, and Frankie Liggett at the piano. Ott and Renner are pupils of Mrs. A. S. McDaniel. Renner is now a noted elocution teacher in Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harrisonburg
Evening News
Assembly Hall
Mary C. Ost
Frederick City
Grayson J. Renner
Frankie Liggett
Ott
Changes on the B and O Railroad Promotes Engineers
Mr. George B Owens will be promoted from engineer on the second and third divisions of the B and O Railroad from Brunswick to Grafton to engineer of the main stem. Br F Cassell will succeed to the vacancy. James Bourke of Chicago is appointed to succeed Mr County. Annis M Smith of Liberty is declared an insane pauper and committed to Mt Hope Retreat with county expenses capped at 150 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o
George B. Owens
Brunswick
Grafton
Br. J. F. Cassell
Wheeling and
Parkersburg
Owens
James Bourke
Chicago
Aps
Annis M. Smith
Liberty
Wes
Mt. Hope Retreat
Mt. Hope
Illness Report for Miss Katie Blumensner
Mrs Katie Blumensner of North Market Street suffered a severe stroke yesterday affecting the left side. She speaks with great difficulty though is somewhat better today. The item ends with a testimonial urging Hood's Sarsaparilla for fatigue and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Blumensner
North Market Street
New Spring Goods Parade At Local Store
John Hendrickson showcases a mixed display including ribbons nets linens and curtain fabrics. A wide range of belts dog collars leather items handkerchiefs and fashionable silks appear alongside new white nets and sash curtain nets with fresh prints and spring colors.
Neidig and Miller New Belts and Accessories
Neidig and Miller advertise new products including Pulles Belts and up-to-date collars and ties. The belt show is described as a show itself. Clinton E. Main and Linton B. Man, graduate pharmacist, are referenced in the context of the shop's offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biely
Jas. E. Walker & Co
Dar
Black Goods Neidig & Miller
Ceresville
Shriner
Minneapolis
Sawtelle Company Delivers Strong On the Hudson at City Opera House
The Sawtelle Company staged On the Hudson at City Opera House last night to strong audience applause despite a small crowd. Miss Jessie Sawtelle, as Ollie Ramsarville, impressed with ease, while Mr. Harry Roglish, as Will Summerville, portrayed the deceitful husband with notable strength. Tonight the troupe presents Unknown, a comedy drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sawtelle Company
Bawtelle Cramatic Company
On the Hudson
City Opera House
Jessie Sawtelle
Ollie Ramsarville
Harry Roglish
Will Summerville
Local auctions and services highlight Frederick sale list
An assortment of local ads offers a $65 ladies bicycle for $15, expert optical exams by Isidor Saks in Washington with no charge, and Knabe pianos plus Starr Richmond and Singer brands through H E Wincoxoux of North Market Street. Other notices promote lamps, groceries, White Star Coffee, Ko Mi Tea, and house furnishings with weekly restocks and delivery of new decorative items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidor Saks
Saks” Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Frederick
Knabe Pianos
Starr, Richmond
Singer
H. E. Wincoxoux
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Amefican Centre Drauglet
Son
Ark
F.B. Sappington
Gr St
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the Daily News
Wasuiseros
M. Roettal
W. L. Moorz
Weather Buresu
Anderson Arrested
Dimitar
Dal
Dia'l H
Bora Arcanum
Behrback
Lucat Bille
OF the Churches
Hood
John Hendrickson
Feievsune
Cai
Glen
Nottingham
Gents
Heanpsicxson
P.S
Neidig & Miller
Gseater Frederick's
Camelo
N Wide & Mauss
N. Marxer
Clinton E. Main
Linton BH. Man
Borth Market Street
F. N
Siaca
Leste
F. W. Stavs
Rallinus
Constanly
Railing Grocery CO
Peoples Grocery
Bailing Grocery Co
J. Helely Keiser
J. Heibely Kelles
Deug Stork
H. Waxs
U City
China
Potomac River
Willard
Ceresville Flour
D. B.C. Nicodemus
North Markst Street
Tehiedartylfred Ritter
ce—Court Street
Frederick, Md
Deckidawiy
Sharles P. Levy
C. Vis Levy
Ofice—Court Street
Cour Hames
Decca
Heal Estate
Sod
Cme
Afi Podem
Hans
Janiddawig
Cleveland
H. Keller
GEO
Bodgos & OO
Gargain Bulle
Bea Coatures
Cegular
Wubur & Cv
A. T. Bige & Sons
A. T. Rece & Soni
Trederick, ND
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