Jan 6 in History: Sumner and Reconstruction Era clashes
Summary of events and figures from the era. Charles Sumner, Massachusetts senator, opposed threats to civil liberties during Reconstruction. He faced assault over strong anti-slavery stance and spoke on barbarism in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Gornan Hustant
Waslington
Sumner
Shivers
United States Senate
Isa
Kansas
Lisset
Senate
Freston S. Brooks
South Carolina
South
Slav Uc
Berarts
Dar Aittugh
Feeding the Birds in Winter in a New England Town
In December Women's Home Companion, Ernest Harold Baynes describes boys in a New England town creating and maintaining multiple bird feeding stations. After snow storms they cleared ground or set suet and grain, protecting fat from larger animals and ensuring small birds could feed. The effort yielded many birds visiting the stations throughout winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Harold Baynes
New England
Trifias
Theaa
Personal notes on visits and travels of local residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Milas Caroline S spends time in Baltimore for eastry. Mr. Hammond Urner on business in Baltimore. Fr. Rivera of Porto Rico and Fr Oshill of Baltimore visit Fr. Kavanagh in Libertytown. Charles Schimmel and Frank Staley return to St. Charles College Ellicott City. John A. E. Maught of George Washington Univ. spends time at home near Burkittsville. chosen by S.A.B. as delegate to December Memphis convention. Golden B. Groff of Nebraska and wife visit Thurmont. Groff brothers in Chicago and Lacrosse then Princeton. Milton Groff residing in Coleridge Neb. Mrs. Groff stays with mother Mrs. Nicholas Stansbury of Roddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Caroline S
Wao Eastry
Baltimore
Hammond Urner
East Second Street
Rivera
Porto Rico
Fr Oshill
Kavanagh
Libertytown
Messrs
Charles Schimmel
East Patrick Street
Frank Staley
St. Charles’ College
Ellicott City
Thurmont
Chicago
Wm H
Emory Groff
Lacrosse
Wis
Princeton
Mige
Milton Resiies
Homs
Coleridge
Groff
Nicholaa Stansbory
Roddy
Real Estate Sold in County Farm Sale near Baker’s School
News of the Churches notes an Evangelical Lutheran service this evening in prep for the Lord's Supper next Sunday. Real estate sold: the Mary E. Boxer farm near Baker's schoolhouse, about 102 acres, bought by Jonnie Kemp for 40 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mary E. Boxer
Baker's School House
Jonnie Kemp
Executors Seek Mandamus Hearing Over Bonds in Brengle Estate
Attorneys for the executors of David M. Brengle answer Joachua J. Dill’s mandamus petition, arguing the filing is equivocal and evasive. They ask the court to set a date for a hearing on the case regarding bonds claimed to belong to the Brengle estate and former administrator Alexander Brengel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachua J. Dill
David M. Brengle
Brengle
Di11
Soticg
Brangle
Alexander Brengla
Alexander Brengle
Messra
Frank L. Stoner
Hammond Urner
Executove
Private road power struck down after 119 years
Judge John C. Motter ruled the county commissioners may not grant private road rights through another's land, declaring the long standing law unconstitutional. The Arnsparger case involved William A. Arnsparger seeking a private road across the Crawford estate. landowners challenged the statute as unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
William A. Arns
Arnsparger
David M. Crawford
Arnapsrwer
Medarg
William P. Maulsby
Jacob Rohrback
Messra. Urner
Urner
Arnaparger
Yaara
Gypsies in Battle Wounding in Manor and Hopeland Woods
Deputy Sheriff Darner arrests Wil Hedges leader of Hodges gypsies after a clash with Lovell gypsies at Manor woods Buckeystown and Hopeland woods Urbana. Marc Lovell is shot in the back during exchange of gunfire and is not seriously hurt. Keller and Willard locate in Buckeye Town hearing details set before Justice Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Darner
Wil! Hedges
Hodges
Manor Woods
Buckeystowne
Hex
Moro
Llewellyn
Web Lovell
Lovell
Hopeland Woods
Urbana
Manor Road
Hedges
Herb
Marc Lovatt
Oharglog Kho
Lovatts
Justica Keller
Buckeyatown
Sherrif Darner
Justice Keller
Keller
Lovells
Mr. Keller
Mr. Darcer
Lovella
Danner
Marc Lovell
Young
Arthur D. Willard
Jnatios Keller
Suit Involving Millions Over Stewart Avenue Land Claim
Chicago canal commissioners sue the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway and the Pennsylvania Company for 330000 square feet of Stewart avenue land valued at 1750000 with claimed rent since 1880 totaling 3450000. The case traces the avenue's history from 1858 and the Roosevelt heirs' prior litigation, touching land donated by the United States in 1827 to aid a canal project and city track elevation actions in 1900. A separate note reports a sleighing party from Frederick to Walkersville with supper at a bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ritchin
Chicago
Canal Commissioners of
Superior Court
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Ohicsgo Railway Company
Ite Lessee
Pennsylvania Company
Stewart ‘Avanns
Supreme Court of Illinois
Roosevelt
Ritchie
Roosevelts
Illinois River
Laka
Michigan
Railroad Company
Stewart Avenue
Highway Commissionary
South
Stewart Agenus
Tos Company
Ordi
Mande
Twenty Sixth
Twenty-seventh
Bath
Union Depot
Thia
Stewart Avenus
Nfana Public Strees
Illinois
Canal Commissioners
Canal
Sgein
Thirty First
Thirtyninth Streets
New Tam O'Shantera Store Opens Amid Clearance Sale
Neidig Miller announces a house keeping and clearing sale featuring reduced prices on blankets, wool blankets, comforts, dress goods, and women's Petticoats. The sale highlights deep discounts on blankets, comforters, and stylish fur options to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qualiee Satteen
Rafiten
Younde
Anne
Frederick County Agricultural Society officer election notice
The serial meeting and election of officers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society will be held tomorrow morning. Mrs Hattie Simpson was seriously wounded on Bentz street when kicked by a colt belonging to Robert & Sons, in a bill confined to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Country Agricultural Society
Hattie 3
Simpson
Bentz
Adat Vice President to Cashtay Asat President
Caadler J.D. Barer reports a leadership transition with Adat taking the vice presidency under President Cashtay Asat. The brief notes Barer’s confirmation and upcoming duties in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adat
Y. M. O. A Wins After Tight Frederick Basketball
The Y M O A defeated All Frederick 14 to 12 in a late stoppage game at Junior Hall. Keefer Kennedy led Y M O A with sharp play and blocking, while Creager and Schroeder starred for All Frederick but lacked pace due to limited practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laatch
All Frederick
Junior Hall
Bhroeder
Keefer
All Fredericks
Ubames Groil
Clactead
Fredericka Y.M.G. A. Hagan
Dreager Bowers
Griffin Schimmel
Garber Keefer
Davall Kennedy
Schroeder
Chiefs Installed At Chippewa Lodge No 19 Red Men
Members elected at last night’s council ceremony were raised to chieftainships including Prophet Walter Saunders sachem O H Eckstein senior sagamore Eli G Haugh junior sagamore Joseph W Gaver chief of records John H Bennett collector of wampum Harrie Storm keeper of wampum J Henry Lampe G of W G Edward Schell G of F and L B Adama G of W The tribe now has 180 members with two new members added and two adopted. The note praises the tribe’s prosperity and leadership in Maryland and its future hospitality to visiting Great Chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Prophet
Walter Saunders
Sachem
O. H. Eckstein
Sagamore
Eli G. Haugh
Joseph W. Gaver
John H. Bennett
Harrie Storm
Keaper
J. Henry Lampe
G. Edward Schell
L. B. Adama
Great Council of
Maryland
Great Council of the
United States
Frederick Ia
Past Master Masons Elect Officers in Annual Meeting
The post master organization of Masons in the county held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon and elected officers: Master Adolphus Fearhake, senior warden T. Braut ner of Brunswick, junior warden Sestab N. Loy, senior warden W. Nash Young, treasurer J. W. L Oarty, senior deacon D. T. Ordema, janitor deacon F. B. Sappington, and stewards Graycon Bowers and Jacob Rohrback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Cmoty
Adolphus Fearhake
T. Brautner
Brunswick
Sestab N. Loy
Sporeiney
W. Nash Young
J. W. L Oarty
D. T. Ordema
F. B. Sappington
Graycon Bowers
Jacob Rohrback
Woodsboro warehouse sale alters ownership and local incident
Regulation notice reports Willa William B Catehall selling interest in Oatshall & Fogle proprietors of Woodsboro warehouse, with Charles J F Miller of Lutherville switching duties in April. Also, Capt Walter Sanodecs of North Market Street slipped in his yard yesterday, suffering several injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bueincass
Willa
William B. Catehall
Oatshall & Fogle
Woodsboro
Charles J. F. Miller
Lutherville
Baltimore County
Feil
Walter Sanodecs
North Market Street
Iea
Saunders
Talbot County Medical Society elects officers
Several obituaries and local notes report officers elected by the Talbot County Medical Society. Other items note deaths in Laitersburg and Hebron, a Baltimore preacher charged with abduction, a destructive fire in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County voting writs seeking restoration on registration lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryonta
Talbot County Medical Society
William H. Sheles
Laitersburg
Washington County
William Tarpia Phillipa
Hebron
Wicomloo County
Basann Hawking
Etchison
Montgomery County
C. A. Williams
Baltimore
Annapolis
Oakland
Garret County
Lutheran
Diekrios
Anne Arandel
George B. Taylor
Georgetown
Rockville
Maryland
Bank Elections At Ottizana Sayings Bonk Directors
Directors were elected at Ottizana Sayings Bank of Thurmont with two new faces Frank Hesson and J P T Mathias replacing J S Biggs and H O Gover. A stockholders meeting of Myeraville Savings Bank also chose directors including Ezra Routzahn George W Wachtel and Elmer A Young. The board organized appointing Ezra Routzahn president George W Wachtel vice president Elmer A Young secretary George W Bittle treasurer Wayne S Wachtel assistant treasurer Reno S Harp attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottizana Sayings
Bonk
Thurmont
Jas. K. Waters
Maurice J. Albaugh
M. L. Creeger
Chas O. Waters
Frank Hasaca
J.T. Waasche
J. W. Creeger
Dr. E. 0. Ketanver
Jas O. Harne
Jno
P. T. Mathias
Thos. &. Hyter
Chas. M. Mackley
Frank Hesson
J P. T Mathias
J. 8
Isaiah Routzahn
T. F. Grossnickle
Obas A Ausherman
Tyson D. Dabel
John H. Toms
George D. Toms
Ctlizera
Ezra Routzahn
G. W. Wachtel
Elmer A. Young
George W. Bittle
Wm 8
Death of Mrs Anna M Flemming at Baltimore home
Mrs Anna M Flemming widow of Frederick A Flemming and relative of Mr Daniel T Ordeman died January 4 at her home 22 Hopkins Avenue Baltimore aged 40. The funeral was held this afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ordeman in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M Flemming
Anna M. Flemming
Frederick A. Flemming
Daniel T. Ordeman
Hopkins Avenue
Baltimore
Ordeman
Social World Dance at Mt. Airy
Young people of Mt. Airy will hold a select dance on Friday evening January 13 in Masonite Temple. Chaperones are Mrs. Walter R. Rody, Mrs. Robert Selilman, and Mrs. Frank G. Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Airy
Masonite Temple
Walter R. Rody
Robert Selilman
Frank G. Dorsey
Hen lays 216 eggs in a year in Franklin County
A Franklin County hen owned by M B Hill of Williamson, a barred Plymouth Rock, laid 216 eggs in one year between November 18 1903 and November 18 1904. The owner reports the hen remains busy. Local market quotes from A M Cramper Co list today’s prices for corn wheat oats and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Aame
Chambersburg
M. B. Hill
Williamson
Plymouth Rock
A.M. Cramper & Co
Mo. S
Illinois Plowing Matches Foster Farmers and Homemakers
Two Illinois plowing matches near Obtosgo in Wheatland and Big Rock have trained generations of skilled plowmen and housekeepers. Since their founding by county gentlemen, these events have awarded substantial cash prizes and featured fairs with sewing, baking, and preserving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Andrede
Obtosgo
Taat
Wheatland
Wheatland Township
Wilconoty
Big Rook
Big Rock Township
Kane County
West
Illinois
Chicago
Local Bazaar Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The Lady managers are urged to attend the United Bazaar Committee meeting tonight at 8 30 in their room at City Hall. Also notices invite stockholders of Frederick County Agricultural Society to its annual meeting Saturday Jan 7 at 10 o'clock in the court house grand jury rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Quanty Agricultural Society
Court House
Janary
J. Rogen McIuguiry
Seoyaa
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Washinaros
Tux Newa
Lt. Moore
The
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W. Gaver
Bartholow
News OF the Churches
J. J. Dill
Brengia
Arneparger Road
Lovell and Hodges
Fir
William Kritchie
Vickers
Walkersville Bazar
Frederick
Walkersville
Walkaraville
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Talaphone Vall
Hale
Alao
Lavende
Baylog
Bature Baylog
John Hendrickson
George Ss
Bill Btoke
Rodook
A. T. Rick & Sons
P. S
New Tam O'Shantera
Neidig & Miller
Nave & Miller's
Bright Uiema
Torice & Sons
Obstrad
Market Street
A. J. Sichelberger
N.W. Cor
Marker
Dre
Duluth
Patrick Street
Besant & Knott
Patrick Brreat
Adao
Cecil & Qierman
Wast Patrick’ St
BE. Smith
East Church Street
H. K. Peterman
West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Market
Patrick Streets
Mazda
WM. C. Boteler
Pease
Bale
F. B
City Hall
Hachife
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. ZIMMERMAN SAMUEL @ DUVALL
Cashtay
Asat. Caadler
Jepug Jas, McBagrur
D. KE
Kerauven
Guo Way, Baurk
J.D. Barer
Joupau
Motren
D.H. Bannery
Joan
Ramsaura
Wo. G. Barer
C.M. Thomas
Teox, WH. Hauer
James WH. Walker
Danint Baker
News OF the
Peabody String Quartet
Woman's College
McCardell's
Moberty
City Opera
Aee Haney
City Opera House
Albaugh
Weat Church Street
Albaugh's
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