January 8 in History Highlights Diverse Figures
January 8 in history marks births and deaths of notable figures such as Marcus ulling Cicero the Roman orator born 43 BC and Lucretia Comn Mot abolitionist born Nantucket who died in the 19th century. It notes deaths of actress Heachel in Cannes born 1820, editor Martha Josn Heada Nash Lamb in New York, entomologist Dr George Marks born 1840 in Washington, and Confederate veteran Governor L. B. Ross of Texas died at College Station born 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Ulllng
Cicero
Roman Orsler
New York
Lory
George Marks
Washington
Ross
Texas
College Station
Tex
Personal Notices of People Visiting and Relocating
A string of short notices lists individuals traveling or staying in towns. Robert Kolb leaves for Lexington Virginia while Jacob Newman from Baltimore visits the city. Mrs O B McCleery goes to Baltimore for a short visit and Jacob Schmidt returns from Washington DC. Several locals including Miss Angela West visiting Miss Helen Urner, and Misses Emma Lochner and Mary Stone return from Harper's Ferry. Ella S Bosley visits her aunt in Court Street. Frederick Fleming returns to Hagerstown after visiting his mother. Eliza Johnson of near Burkittsville visits Rev Mahlon Johnson at Aston Maryland. Bessie Burg returns to Pomeroy Pennsylvania. George Best and wife return to Littlestown Pennsylvania. Mrs Charles Fleming travels to Washington for winter with daughter-in-law Mrs William Michael. Mrs William H McOsffrey visiting at Haat Church Street. Master William Michael of Washington visits grandmother Mrs Charles Fleming. Frank Dixon and spouse return home to Washington DC after visiting in this city. John T Hildebrand and family move from Myersville into a house at South Market and South Streets. Adam W Smith, away from Middletown, spent Christmas in Polo Indiana and is now with family in Lincoln Nebraska. Helen Stanifer returns to Baltimore to resume studies at the Peabody Conservatory. Mrs Eldred Johnson and daughter Louise of Brooklyn New York, after visiting at Court Square, return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easant
Robert Kolb
Lexington
Jacob Newman
Baltimore
Cty
O. B. McCleery
Jacob Schmidt
Washington, D. C
Angela West
West Virginia
Helen Urner
Court Square
Emma Lochner
Mary Stone
Harper's Ferry
Ella
Bosley
Greanmount
A. P
Marsh
Court Street
Frederick Fieming
Hagerstown
Eliza Johnson
Burkittsville
Mahlon Johnson
Aston
Bessie Burg
Middletown
William Michael
Washington
Charles Fleming
Frank Dixon
John T. Hildebrand
Myersville
South Market
South Streets
Adam W. Smith
Polo, Fil
Lincoln
Nebraska
Helen Stanifer
Peabody Conservatory
Eldred Johnson
Louise
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur Potts
What will the New Year bring for 206n
Public and private schools resume Monday morning. County commissioners meet Monday to appoint road supervisors. The Banner of Liberty marks its 58th year with wishes for long life and prosperity. Myersville Council Jr. O U A M will present to Pleasant Walk public school a Bible and fish on Jan 2. Deputy Sheriff Carter took Lloyd Dutton to Monterus Hospital for treatment after commitment by Justice John Francia Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner of Liberty
Myersville Council Jr. O. U. AM
Pleasant Walk
Bible and
Fisg
Carter
Lloyd Dutton
Monterus Hospital
John Francia Smith
Entertainer Hawin Weeks to Feature at City Opera House
Renowned performer Hawin Weeks appears at the City Opera House in the Y M O A course on January 5. His versatile act includes singing, speaking, acting, and humor, with Grace Jillson and harpist Alice Mead Martin as notable guests enhancing a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawin RB. Woeeks
City Opera House
Y. MO. A
Weeks
Grace Jillson
Alice Mead Martin
Religious notices and festival at Schleysville Sunday school
A long listing of church services from multiple denominations occurs with times for services Sunday and during the week. Mentions missions at Sohtoyeville, Grace Reformed, St. John Catholic, U B Church, M E Church, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Trinity M E, Evangelical Lutheran, and the Sandsy school festival at Schleysville with Santa Claus, a Christmas play, and gifts to teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohtoyeville Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Grace Reformed Church
St. John's Catholic Church
U. B
C. W.stinespring
O. W. Stinespring
M. E
Epworth Beagne
Evangelical Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Trinity M
Church South
J. H. Balthis
Epworth Lesgns
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Schieys
Wille
Mission Sunday School
Schleysville
Christman
Acholara
Santa Claus
Will Baer
Naomi Baer
Violet Schell
Will
Harry Linton
Allie Geisinger
Lydis
Pearl Straisman
Walter
Mabel Bowers
James Bentz
Charlie Digga
May
Virgie Perkins
Ida Linton
Katie
Emma Stottlemeyer
Sarah Shroyer
Sandsy School
Social Yearend Dance Draws City Youth Despite Weather
The New Year's dance at Junior Hall drew many young city residents despite cold weather. Frederick Select Orchestra performed as guests enjoyed fruit punch. Chaperones included Mrs. Marshall Fout and Miss Estella Osstle. Notable attendees listed from Bertha Zimmennan to Mrs. George T. Ee, among others. Mr and Mrs John Ashbaugh hosted friends at 2919 M Street NW Washington DC with Mrs George T Ee among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marshall Fout
Estella Osstle
Edmond Moberly, Jr
Willis Ritchie
Bertha
Grace Zimmerman
Fenny
Edos Getzendanner
Sincie
Mary Ritchie
Grace
Mazis Pries
Nellis Dean
Janie Birely
Helen
Ruth Mullinix
Bes- Bia
M Street
Northwest
Washington, D.C
George T. Ee
West South Street
In the Law's Grip Thooreigible Case Reported
Constable George last yesterday took James McCormack to the Maryland House of Correction where he was committed on the charge of being incorrigible. The Stok Bir P M Eader on East Church street, very sick, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
James McCormack
Maryland House of Correction
Stok. Bir
JESUIT VILLA SALE NEAR IREDFORD FOR 1600
The villa near Frederick on Mr. Lakin’s farm was bought by Harry W. Bowers P B Long and a third party for 1600 dollars. The property includes 7 acres with a 300 dollar yearly ground rent. Remodeled as a summer hotel with Long as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranota T. Lakin
Irederick
Harry W. Bowers
Long
Bowers
Mr. Long
Their coach upset after Frederick party wreck in Adams town
A Frederick party traveling to a Franklin and Marshall College concert from Adamstown crashed the coach after forcing the team to the middle of the road. The coachman kept the hounds quiet as occupants climbed out from both ends. No serious injuries, aside from scratches and bruises, and they were housed at Mr Smiths farmhouse until another team could fetch them. The party did not reach the Adamstown concert. The coach sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Franklin and Marshal College
Adamstown
Mr. Smith
Adametown
Officers Elected At Washington Camp No 17 P O of A
At the regular meeting Washington Camp No 17 P O of A elected officers for the ensuing term. Past President George T M Shofflar. President Baylor A Grist. Vice President Edgar F Orebs. Worthy of Forms Richard S Keyser. Recording Secretary Joseph Zimmerman. Financial Secretary Jacob L Engelbrecht. Treasurer Charl en A Hermann. Conductor Barry R Orebs. Inspector Milton A Rickards. Guard George Johnson. Trustee George T M Shoffler. Delegate Joseph Zimmerman. Alternate Jacob L Engelbrecht. Appointments: Assistant Secretary Henry E Cramer. Chaplain Charles H L Fox. Right Sentinel Frank V Feeste. Left Sentinel Lavi W Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
P. O'S
George T. M. Shofflar
Baylor A. Grist
Edgar F. Orebs
Richard S Keyser
Joseph Zimmerman
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Charlen A Hermann
Barry
Christmas Gifts Presented at Woodsboro Churches
Reverend W H Wheeler of the Woodsboro Lutheran Church received a $40 purse from congregants at a Christmas service. Mr J Roser delivered the presentation with a heartfelt reply from Wheeler. Mary Shank, the organist, was given a lovely pair of akiates by Sunday school members. St Johns Reformed Church in Woodsboro presented choir pastor Rev D J Wolf with a money purse, gratefully acknowledged. An organist, Mrs John Barrick, also received a gift purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wheeler
Woodsboro
Lutheran Church
J. @. Roser
Rav. Wheeler
Misa Mary Shank
St. John’s Reformed Ohucoh
D. J. Wolf
Joho Barrick
Remote Herschel Island Mission Station
Herschel Island, in Canada's far northwest, hosts probably the world’s most remote mission station. The nearest post office is 2000 miles away, leaving packets and news sparse and old by arrival. Winter isolation lasts over two months with scarce Eskimo housing and no trees nearby. Missionary instruction appears to lift Eskimo manners and habits, increasing demand for schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Island
Dominion of Canada
Nogun
Ankle Sprain Follows New Year Slip on Ice
Mrs. James E. Staub of West Patrick Street slipped and fell on the ice New Year’s Day, spraining her ankle in a painful way. The attending physician cannot yet determine bone breaks due to swelling, and she suffers greatly from the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Staub
West Patrick Street
Clarke County newspaper changes hands again in Berryville
The Clarke Courter of Berryville Virginia has changed owners after being edited by the late John O Crown. Editor pro tem Blackburn Smith sold the paper to Charles R Hughes and EH C Ricamore who assumed control January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Courter
Berryville
John O. Crown
Blackburn Smith
Chas. R. Hughes
EH. C. Ricamore
Bequests Honor Franklin and Marshall College and Seminary
Executors of Jacob Y Dietz of Philadelphia who long served as trustee of Franklin and Marshall College transfer a legacy of ten thousand dollars to the college for endowment and six thousand dollars to the Reformed Theological Seminary at Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Y Dietz
Philadelphia
Franklin and Marshall College
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Earthquake heard in Hagerstown traced to blasts
A loud explosion and tremor in Hagerstown on Thursday were caused by a sequence of heavy blasts at Pinesburg in Washington County along the Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Pinesburg
Washington County
Maryland
His Forty-Seventh Christmas Tree Observed at Marsh Home
Mr A P Marsh displays a very large and beautiful Christmas tree at his home on Ooartetrash. This marks his forty seventh Christmas tree as part of his lifelong holiday tradition and season observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Marriage License Issued in Baltimore for Baker and Carfmsz
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Baltimore to Albert W. Baker of Emmitsburg and Mary M. Carfmsz of Double Pips Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrage
Baltimore
Albert W. Baker
Emmitsburg
Mary M. Carfmsz
Double Pips Creek
Broderick County Agricultural Society Reports Yearly Finances
At the annual meeting officers were re-elected led by President Charles N Hargett and Treasurer D V Stauffer. Reports showed receipts of 18670 78 and expenditures of 18856 85 leaving 813 88 in bank. Gate receipts 4283 05 plus other income and costs listed include race entries premium costs and attractions. Next fair dates tentatively set for October and plans discussed for a north side road entrance to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick County Agricultural Society
Charles N. Hargett
J. Roger McSherry
H. O. Kesfer
Lewia Olingao
Treascrer
D. V. Stanffer
R. H. Magruder
D. V Stauffer
W. M.R R
Board of County Commissioners
Hughes Ford
Capital surplus case names multiple parties and counsel
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a capital surplus figure of 210,000 and lists several individuals including Jupandxe, Motinn, Bare, Ram ehurm, Thomas, Hauven, Wu, Bater, Musherry, and Walker with counsel noted as day and night watchman. The garbled text lacks clear event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupandxe
C.motinn
D A. Bare
Joan
Ramehurm
Thos
HW Hauven
G. Bater
Samus I
Walko
M. Thomas
Danith Barr
J. Roger Musherry
Three Special Tours to Florida by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Three special round trips from Frederick Maryland to Florida with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad include January 27 and February 10 and March 10 departures. Packages cover round trip fare plus sleeping car accommodations meals and onboard services Washington to Jacksonville with varied return dates. Tickets valid on any regular train until May 8, 1903 with contact via Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Jacksonville
Tetaro
Baltimore & Ohio
Timber land sales in Harmony and Middletown auctions
Attorney for Miller and Toms sells multiple timber lots at Uoblentz's in Harmony at prices from 46 to 80 dollars per acre, including lots 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 and 13. Jonas A. Doub sells 101 acre Middletown farm near Myersville to Joshua Summers for 7075 dollars about 70 per acre, tenanted by George P. Hiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L Uopients
Sarah A. O. Miller
Sarah A. E. Toms
Gale
Uoblentz
Harmony
Charles L. Oline
Elmer Kinna
A. M Kalbaugh
Same
Dante
Jonas A. Doub
Middletown
Joahua Summers
Myereville
George P. Hiler
Western Star Officers Installed at Mizpah Chapter No 9
At the stated communication Mizpah Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star held last evening, newly elected officers were installed and several new members received. Officers include Miss Marian Smith W M Adolphus Fesrhake W P Mrs Adda Grove AM Miss Emma BK Gittinger Bev Miss Katherine Quynn Tress Mrs Sallis Nicodemus Con Mira Clara Wineberg Asso Con Miss Drue Rameburgh Adah Miss Mae Lamps Rath Miss Bessie Hargett Eather Miss Margaret Young Martha Miss Rose Wertheimer Elects Miss Nettie Haller War Francis Rhodes Sent Rev S W Switzer Chap Mrs Lillian Anders Mar Dr E G Nicodemus organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Star
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Marian Smith
W. M. Adolphus Fesrhake
W.P
Adda Grove
A. M
Emma BK. Gittinger
Bev
Katherine Quynn
Tress
Sallis Nicodemus
Mira Clara Wineberg
Asso
Misa Drue Rameburgh
Adah
Mae Lamps
Rath
Bessie Hargett
Eather
Margaret Young
Martha
Rose Wertheimer
Nettie Haller
Francis
Rhodes
VY. Switzer
Lillian Anders
E.G Nicodemus
Organiat
Triplets Born In McKeesport To Handicapped Father
Seventeen and a half pounds in the combined weighs of healthy triplets, two girls and a boy, born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hop King of McKeesport Pennsylvania. The father, a pipe cutter in the National rolling mill, is nearly twenty and disabled, unable to work for weeks. The mother, a slight brave woman, had been soliciting work the day before the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifr
Joseph Hop King
McKeesport
Help Wanted Ad in a Hurry at Tas Neva Office
If you need help quickly telephone Tas Neva office and your advertisement will be inserted at once. The chances are ten to one you will find just the right person. It doesn t matter what job you want from clerk to waitress or stenographer to cook, Tax News connects you to top opportunities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Neva
Hoatier
Winter Mishap and Promotion At Baltimore Ohio Rail
A sunlit maiden slips on a slick sidewalk causing embarrassment but no injury, while Mr. John W. Kelly Jr. receives a promotion to assistant chief clerk to the General Superintendent Fitzgerald on the Baltimore and Ohio division from Brunswick to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eixteen
John W. Kelly, Jr
Baltimors and
Ohio
Brunswick
Cumberland
Hag
Fitzgerald
Local Market Quotations and Probate Correction
The Local Mart lists today’s market quotes from Eastern Milling and Report Company. Corn per barrel 2.15 shelled 12 cents per bushel. wheat No 2 red 69.1 per bushel. oats 40 cents per bushel. hay 18 to 25 per ton. A Tus News correction fixes the will of John O Waters referenced for probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Report Company
Frederick Choral Society Rehearsal Set for Jan 12
The Frederick Choral Society will hold its next rehearsal on Monday evening January 12 at the Women's College. Say you saw it in Tax News.
Weather calendar promises 1903 readings and forecasts
The Chattanooga Medicine Company announces the 1903 Card or Weather Chart and Calendar, a twelve sheet wall calendar with DeVoe weather forecasts for each day, claims to predicted the Galveston flood and droughts. Copies are 10 cents in postage stamps. Maud Maller previews Mand Muller at City Opera House January 6 with Miss Irme Folds leading a strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanoogs Medicine Company
McHfree
Thedford
Galveston
DeVoe
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Maud Maller
Whittier
Mand
Miss Irme Folds
Maud Muller
January 15 Council Organizing Meeting by True Blues Fraternity
The True Blues Fraternities Avoi dent and Health Enxurance Company plan a council organization in the city on Thursday evening January 15. Officers to be elected are councilor secretary and treasurer. Grand Councilor D E Stevens plans to attend if 50 members are secured. Current list shows 37 leading citizens. Mr Ribble the deputy expects to reach the target.
Local Prices and Public Notice From City Ordinance
Obscure local catalog items list assorted goods with prices then a public notice from Mayor Gro. Epw. Suite warning residents to stop throwing rubbish in streets and that police will enforce the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro
Epw
Suite
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the Daily News
Wasalmewor
Tades Diepston
Tam Nawa
Olondy
W. J. Moore
the Weather Bureau
Sala
Young Man War House
Hamilton Lindsay Sand Ied Grocer
Blon H. Bopat
Seigiy & Beet Pley
Carty A& ‘Wertheimer
City Hotel Grill
Rodcok & Co
Societira
Jesuit Villa
Ie Wik
D. W. Stauffur
Ofoore Ito
Rps Citizens' National Bank
Eriederick, Ad
JD Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Rimmerman
SANUEL @ DUVALL
Viastdant Wire President
Jas. MuSuenry D. &, Errauyen Gro, We Saute
J.D. Baker
John Bendrickbor
Marges
Stoworth
John Hlesostonson
P.s.-Ah
Neidig & Miller
Mg & Moller
Farhium
Wis
Sote
Gbs
Clinton
Olinton
ayedugee’Pharmesist
St Frederick County
Saubreraut
North Market Street
Hershbergers
Rauppes R. Exar, Grocer
Fred. Co
Bell
Elizabeth McDaniel
Mary Steckel Burck
Lacy Eisenhacer
Maurice E. Beckwith
McDaniel
W. W. Osborne
Owen Osmpher
Harry O. Hell
Yeakle’s
Grace Reformed Sunday School
J. Saks
Saks’ Optical Co
City Hotel
Tus News
John O. Walter
John O. Waters
Shipley & Boost
Broom
Ssirusy & Bors
Sion
Mavelouy
A.T. Rice & Sore
North Markes Sincet
Freduhi
Frederick County
Farmars’ Exchange
Rae
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
D.C
Kemp
Thomas
R. R. Lewis
J. BH. Gambrill
D. C, Kemp
J. F. Thomas
Lewis
J. H. Gambrill
Dade
Renn
J. L. Boub
N. Sromt St. Baltimore
Madangdl
U 8
Marine
United States
Porto Rico
Manila
Guam
Delog
Nod
Rathons
W. Ee Haller
Corner Patrick and
Carroll
Elp
ONGE
Groerystore Addrzs
Care News
Young Ing
Apels
Coast
Pardes & Bro
U. E. Cline
Allen Robrbsck
Westick Street
Asidtt W .Sted
Atbuste
Linganore Hills
Dédawit
SILTE
First National Nurseries
Roch
Curry
West iPatrick Street
Patrick
S. &E. Thera Coops
England
France
Germany
Japan
Yasr
Gall
Rou
Sappingtos
Alpwspapre Aart
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