Edwin F Abell Dies in Baltimore Fire Aftermath
Edwin Franklin Abell president of the Abell Company publishers of the Baltimore Sun died at his residence in Baltimore in his sixty fourth year. His death is attributed to the shock of the great Baltimore fire. Abell joined the Sun early in life and remained in publishing though managed his father's estate. He left a widow and children including Arlish H Abell W W Abell and a daughter Mrs James Dudley Morgan. Several local residents are listed as sick in the brief notices.
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Edwin Franklin Abell
Abell Company
Baltimore Son
Charles and
Preston Streets
Baltimore
Mr. Abell
Lee Street
Wear Charles
Abell
San. Charles
Walter R. Abell
George W. Abell
Twlos
Henry R. Oarley
Francis G. Laurennon
W. W. Abell
Acme
James Dudley Morgan
Washington
Advertising to showcase attractive goods in Taz Daily News
A persuasive note urging merchants to advertise in the Taz Daily News and Weekly News to inform the public about well presented stock. It argues that attracting buyers hinges on clear promotion of appealing goods and proper store visibility.
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Taz Dalty
Wereely News
Personal notes on visitors at funeral in Catonsville
Miss Rabscoa from Greentree in Catonsville attended the funeral of her uncle, Mr. Z J Gittinger, and has now returned home.
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Rabscoa
Greentree
Catons Ville
Z. J. Gittinger
Marriage of Raymond Carpenter and Nettie Ray at Mt Pleasant
The couple Raymond J. Carpenter and Nettie E. Ray both of Ijamsville wed February 24 at Mt. Pleasant in a ceremony officiated by Rev. J. R. Lewis. Market quotations from Mountain City Mill list corn at 2.60 per barrel shelled 52 cents per bushel No 3 red 1.05 No Sred 1.02 steamer 0% per bushel rejected 87 per bushel Data 0 cents per bushel. An ad praises Devoe lead and zinc paint from Fe W Drver Co New York and P L Beargett & Co noting low watch-dog branding in a fragmented line.
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Carpenter—Ray
Raymond J. Carpenter
Nettie E. Ray
Ijamsville
Mt. Pleasant
J. R. Lewis
Mountain City
Devoe
FE. W. Drver & Co
New York
P. L. Beargett & Co
Mrs Harries Mary Johnson Schley Remembered in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin recalls Mrs Harries Mary Johnson Schley of Milwaukee died recently at 73. Her life was marked by mental culture, kindness, sincerity, and devotion. Her Maryland lineage included notable figures like Colonel Baker Johnson and Governor Thomas Johnson. Her brother Gen Bradley T Johnson led Confederate forces. She joined the Catholic Church and hosted Cardinal Gibbons in Milwaukee. Funeral was a solemn high mass at St Johns Cathedral with interment at Forest Home.
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Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Charles Schley
Milwaukee
Harries
Mary Johnson Schley
St. John’s Cathedral
Abe
Shea
Maryland
Atlantic
Baker Johnson
Annapolis
Washington
Valley Forge
Paoli
Philadelphia
Thomas Johnson
John Adams
Johnson
Virgina
Continental Congress
United Colonies
Supreme Court of the
United States
Capitol
Sohley
Bradley T. Johnson
Richmond
Baltimore
Electoral College
Grover Cleveland
Harriet Johnson
State
Frederick
Winfield Scott Schley
United States Navy
Milwaukeses
Mever
Cardinal Gibbons
Schley
St &¢. John’s Cathedral
David J. O’hearn
Forest Home Cemetery
Young Men to Gather for Gospel Service at Y M C A
A gospel service at the Young Men’s Christian Association rooms is set for tonight at 7 30. Rev V W Switzer C Albert Gilson and President Henry H Abbots will deliver three addresses on faith hope and charity from I Corinthians 13 13. Mosaic will be provided and many young men are urged to attend.
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Young Men's Christian Association
I Corinthians
V. 8. Switzer
C. Albert Gilson
Henry H. Abbots
Moasic
Prasanksseme
Flinch
Auctions At Court House And City Real Estate Sales
Tomorrow sales will be held by Captain Walter Saunders at the Court House for Albert Brown and Silas Dorsey Etchison including the Boteler homestead and several brick houses on Bentz and Market Streets. Jacob Rohrback and Silas Boteler will offer city real estate including a West Patrick Street homestead, carriage factory, brick warehouse and a brick store. E T MerCarar will auction livestock and farming implements for J B Hall at New Market.
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Walter Saunders
Court Houss den
Albert
S. McDaniel
P. L. Harget & Compady
E. T. Mercar
J. 8. Hall
New Market
New Heating Plant Proposal Considered by Lusheran Church
A congregational meeting will be held next Sunday after the morning service at the Lusheran church to discuss installing a new steam heating system in the Sunday school building.
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Lusheran
Moros Routed in Jolo Engagement February 14
General Wade reports from Manila that Major Hugh L. Scott's expedition defeated a Moros band at Jolo on February 14. One American officer and several soldiers were wounded.
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Inveceesso
Jolo
Niwa
Wasuixaton
Wade
Manila
Hugh L. Scott
Hasean
Alleged Japanese Orders to Attack Port Arthur
A TRE News special dispatch reports foreigners in Ying Koweng say the Japanese fleet received orders to attack and capture Port Arthur on March Fest, with details unclear and wording fragmentary from the dated field report.
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Port Arthur
TRE News
Liao Yayo
Mascaugia
Ying Koweng
Fighting saloons along county line push local option
Residents near Disker sons Comus Mount Ephraim and adjacent points along the Montgomery Frederick line seek to move saloons from their side. A bill to extend local option three miles into Frederick County is being prepared for the state legislature. Petitions from both counties urge support, while a counter petition from distant residents argues against. The issue cites lawless disturbances during church services and Sunday gatherings.
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Montgomery County
Diskersons
Comus
Mount Ephraim
Montgomery
Frederick County
Frederick
Funerals Roundup for Local Figures and a Fatal Railroad Accident
Funeral services were held for Z James Gittnger at 102 East Patrick Street with private interment at Mt Olivet. John R B Lanzett died at 16 and his funeral was held at Quinn's chapel with floral tributes from the Sunday school and local baseball team. A Heller funeral occurred at Thomas Johnson Hall with pallbearers named. B&O Fireman Price of South Cumberland was critically injured leaping from a moving engine near the coal tipple. brain injury noted and recovery deemed impossible. age about 35.
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Z. James Gittinger
East Patrick Street
E. R. Bachbach
Simon S. Miller
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Palichestera
L. S. Olingan
A. O. McQardell
John Simmons
L.E. Bitely
Allen Quynn
J. W. L. Carty
A. T. Rica
Bons
John RB. Lanzett
East Fifth Street
Quinn’s Chapel
J. H. Wagoner
Seventh Street Public School
Henry Onley
Paul Onley
Daniel Brooke
Charlea Thompson
James Craig
George Thompson
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rica & Sons
Thomas Johnson Haller
Arthur Heller
South Market Street
E.R. Eschbach
Massie
Guy Ruprecht
Gary Brast
Clayton Troxsil
George Grashon
William Dovail
William Hahn
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
O. O. Carty
Price
South Cumberland
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Emerson Literary Society elects officers for term
The Emerson Literary Society held a Friday meeting with President Steiner Wachter presiding. Officers elected for the evening term include President Arthur E. Lavy Vice President George Boteler Secretary Oscar Dean Treasurer Charles Shestenheim and Critic Algie M Etzler. Letters advertised at Frederick post office February 27 1904 listed George Barktle Harry Epworth T D Griffith Mr Hofer L B Lewis James S McMaster C J White Mrs John Staub with two weeks to claim before dead letter.
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Emerson Literary Society
Steiner
Wachter
Charles Sheetenhelm
Thomas Blamenour
Oscar Dean
Ira Cramer
Arthur E. Lavy
George Boteler
Charles Shestenheim
Algie M. Etzler
Insect
Frederick City
George Barktle
Harry Epworth
T. D. Griffith
Mr. Hofer
L. B. Lewis
James S. McMaster
C. J. White
Laviss
John Staub
Farmers Head West for New Farms from Middletown
Samuel Green and Clarence W. Ensterday with their families left Middletown valley this morning bound for Enold Oklahoma to take up farms. O. O. Clark and A. B. Green also rode the same train to Oregon Indiana from Middletown.
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Samuel Green
Clarence W. Ensterday
Enold
Oklahoma
Middletown Valley
Messrs
O. O. Clark
A. B. Green
Oregon
Middletown Railsy
Religious World Notes and Week Announcements
Local ministers preached across churches yesterday including Rev Verge at St John’s Catholic, Rev B V Switzer Trinity M E, Rev Eschbach Evangelical Reformed, and Rev Miller on Matthew 15 33 and 25. Sunday school at 1 45 pm. Lenten services and catechetical instructions announced. Grace Reformed and Presbyterian services noted with upcoming Lord’s Supper and special sermons by Rev James I Campbell.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Verge
High Mase
B. V. Switzer
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Miller
O. W. Stinesspring
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mire
Chas. Kintz
E. 8
Todd
Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Plater Steck
Church Council
The
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Ms. Pleasant
Presbyterian Church
Josh
James I. Campbell
Brunswick
New Court House Planned at Princess Anne
A new court house is to be built at Princess Anne with a project budget not to exceed 25000 dollars. The report also notes Dr J Clement Clarke has been re elected superintendent of Springfield Hospital for the Insane. Local obituaries mention Levi Montgomery found guilty of second degree murder in Hagerstown for the January 20 killing of Francis P Holt.
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Princess Anne
J. Clement Clarke
Springfield Hospital
Levi Montgomery
Francis P. Holt
Hagerstown
Havre de Grace High School
Willam B. Hunter
Washington County
George O. Swartz
Camden
N. J
Talbot
Jacob Hauck
Hauck
Pleasant Hall
Social World Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs D L Hedges of Walkeraville Maryland celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last Saturday at home with many friends presenting them with handsome and useful gifts.
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D. L. Hedges
Walkeravills, Md
Ensartal
Barrick Divorce Proceeding Filed in Local Circuit Court
Mrs Annie B Barrick through attorney Joseph W Gaver files a bill in the circuit court seeking a divorce from William Barrick on statutory grounds. The parties reside in the city.
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Annie B. Barrick
Joseph W. Gaver
William ¥. Barrick
Sale of the Lindsay Property at CourtHouse
Auctioneer John L. Dutrow sold Hamilton Lindsay's residence on Record Street at the courthouse on Saturday afternoon. Joseph W. Gaver bought the property for 1700 dollars, subject to a lien noting 1900.
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Lindsay
John L. Dutrow
Hamilton Lindsay
Record Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Henear
Paralyzed Doctor in House Stroke on Weat Seventh Street
Dr Ephraim Eline suffered a stroke yesterday afternoon at his home on Weat Seventh street. The attack paralyzed his left side but Dr 8 T Haffner, who attended him, said he did not consider the stroke serious.
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Ephraim Eline
Weat Seventh Street
8. T. Haffner
Palace of Music promotes low price pianos and cabinets
A Square Deal. Palace of Music advertises pianos and organs at low prices with guaranteed quality in several grades. It invites inquiries at Market Street and North Market Street locations and notes cabinet making and upholstery services starting February 29 with moderate prices and easy payments.
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Frederick
Birely
Palace of Music
Briety’s Palace of Music
Cor. Market
Cburoh St
Brunety
Republican primaries set for Frederick city precincts in 1904
Notice lists four polling sites for the March 4 1904 Republican Executive Committee election in Frederick city with electors to serve in the upcoming municipal campaign. Also includes a medical ad for Dr Evans cold remedy and warnings about spectacle peddlers, plus piano dealer notice and a lost man item.
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Frederick City
Maj. E. Y. Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
East Church Artest
Bentz
Corner Church and
Market Stream
Ira Biser
Cval
East Third Street
O. W. Hines
Park Hotel
Frederick
Fabrusry
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Victoria
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Buckinghwn Palace
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Board of Arbitration
Till & P
P. Tel
B. Patrick Ss. Bowers’ Lumber Co
C Boy
Williamson's Dery Goode
George 5
Redook & Co
New Spring Goods
Neldig & Miller New Adverty House
Bartholomay Beer
Wait
H. Shipley New Spring Suits
Doll Bros
Edwin F
Nellie Michael
Cornelius Staley
South Market Area
George B. McCleery
West Third Street
James H. Harris
C. C. Warehime
East Church Street
George Wilcoxon
KE. O. Shepherd
Church Home and Infirmary
Oan
Dixon Bros
Frederick, Md
Charles Scaley
MOBO
Litrary Societies
Merlo
Lvertiser
Sunday Schools and Societies
News OF the
Uncle Hez
City Opera House
Her
Adame
Palace
Citizens’ National Bank
J.D. Baker
Baker
H. 5. Baker
Asar
WM. G. Zimmeralan
Sandelg Duvall
Cabler Assi. Caabler
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Juper Jas
Mofustry D. Bekefavver
Gro. Wu. Buitr
Jupes Inc
Morten
D. H. Hancsrr
Joan
Roussure
Wn. G. Baker
Tuos, H. Harn
C. NM. Tromas
James E. Walker
Daniel Baker
Joan Hendrickson
Isievnoue
Bere
Ette
Rad
Jens
Hendricxson
Neidig & Miller
Are & Miller’s
Nedig & Muller
Clinton E. Main
Main
Hinton KE
City Hotel Grill
Cr. Hotel Grill
Lynn Bayen
Chicago
North Market Street
Qali
James B. Faetwew
North Market Etreet
Onas. L. Pox
McCaffery Building
West Patrick St
Morth Market
George
Roduce
Sapgain PT
Sammar Panta
Sila
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice
North Market
Trest, Frederick, MD
Thomas F. Side
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Frederson County
Hay
Jolediyata
Hull & Reich
Tatest Books
North Market Atrest
Bildawis
Boteler
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Marzidawly D
Destra
F. B. Bappingtoon
Mammoth
381 North Market Street
E. M. Ganrou
Brievy's Palace of Music
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