Notable Historical Figures and Events From Early 19th Century Notices
Fragmentary notes recount Gen Seraet Pultane’s career and return as colonel in Connecticut, Joseph Bonaparte’s life after Waterloo and exile in the United States, Aguinaldo’s proclamation against American rule in 1898, and the death of Dr Edward McGlyon in Newburg New York aged 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seraet Pultane
Dansetry
Mass
Sons of
Caberts
Connecteut
Connecticut
Joeseph Bonaparte
Napoleon
Naples
Spain
Corti
Lorgeois
England
Joseph’s Rei
Waterloo
United States
Bordentown
S.J
Lens Philippe
Europe
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Otis
Edward McGlyon
Newburg
The Weekly News Ready Thursday in Frederick
The Weekly News will be a twelve page issue with ample news and features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers advantageous advertising options. Copy deadlines are set for Wednesday at 5 p m for new ads and 12 30 p m for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Wrexig
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragrapha Of Those Who Come And Go
Mr Willie Scholl of Baltimore visits relatives in Frederick. A D Willard spends the day in Brunswick on business. Bertha McSherry resumes studies in Brookyn. Reginald Hughes resumes studies at Cornell University. Nash and Natt sisters resume studies in Washington. Fred W Cramer resumes studies at Washington and Lee University. A Miss Uporapt of the Woman's College returns from the North. Lantz of the Woman's College returns from holidays in South Carolina. Carrie and Lulu Saman return to Baltimore after visiting Mrs Schroeder. W Diehl of Kansas City returns after visiting Milton Zimmerman. Mollis Mobley Mary Waters Mazie Harricon visit Braddock and return. Belen Abell Baughman of Georgetown Convent returns from holidays to Poplar Terrace. Paul Urner returns to Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Scholl
Baltimore
Frederick
A.D. Willard
Brunswick
Misa Bertha McSherry
East Second Street
Brookyn
Reginald Hughes
Cornell University
Mise Nash
Natt
Ruthland
Washington
Fred. W. Cramer
Washington and Lee University
Uporapt
Woman’s College
North
Mies Lantz
Woman's College
South Carolina
Carrie
Lulu Saman
Charles Schroeder
W. Diehl
Kansas City
Milton Zimmerman
Mollis Mobley
Mary Waters
Mazie Harricon
Braddock
Belen Abell Baughman
Deaths and local notices from Ridgeville and Montgomery area
Mrs Elenore Bennett aged 73 died December 30 at home near Ridgeville. Funeral January 2 at Prospect Church led by Rev Waller with pallbearers listed. Joshua R Burns aged 38 died December 31 near Etchison's Montgomery county. funeral January 2 at Montgomery chapel. Interment at nearby cemetery. Rev Marsh officiated. director W T Lewis. County Commissioners appointed Emory Nelson constable for Petersville and George Lowe James Stanb Arthur O Lorentz constables for Frederick district. Tonight meeting to appeal to Congress for Frederick war claim. Workmen began laying new Y of the F and M Railway into car barn from East Patrick street. Hygeia Ice Company annual election tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resin Bennett
Elenoreé Blaunett
Ridgeville
Benneth
Rev. Waller
Mt. Airy
Prospect
Thos, Smith
Basil Mullinix
John Mullinix
Wm. Norwood
Board of County Commissioners
Emory Nelson
Petersville
George Lowe
James Stanb
Arthur O. Lorentz
Frederick
Frederick Commercial Club Aims to Unite City Interests
Greater Frederick plans to form the Frederick Commercial Club to crystallize mercantile manufacturing and professional interests into one body. It seeks to ease war debt tax burdens revive public spirit improve finances attract capital and promote local buying, with a meeting to organize at the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buainess
Frederick Commercial Club
Jurors Names Drawn for February Term of Circuit Court
Chief Judge James McSherry and Associate Judge Motter drew jurors for the February term from multiple towns. The list includes Buckeystown John A DeCashmauté and Edward Nichols, Frederick William Woodward, John Eisenhauer, Charles Ridgely, Joho Butcher, and many others across towns such as Middletown Cresgerstown Emmitsburg and Jefferson with numerous jurors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Motter
Circuit Court
Buckeystown
John A. DeCashmauté
Eoward Nichols
Frederick
Wm. A. Woodward
John Eisenhauer
Charles Ridgely
Joho Butcher
Wm. J. Carn
V. Dole
Wm. H. Beall
John Yingesr
N. O. Neighbors
Middletown
E. A. Alexander
Tilghman Gaver
Cresgerstown
John D. Domer
Emmitsburg
Frederick W. Welty
J. G. Rosensteel
Catoctin
David Barkman
Urbans
Samuel T. Simmons
Walter Hugland
Liberty
Samuel E. Etzler
Albart Carter
New Market
John C. Lowe
A.O. Carpenter
Hauvere
John Kelbaugh
John C. Redman
Woodstore
James Plunkard
John L.dudderar
Peteraville
Charles H. Feete
Mr. Pleasant
Harry Fox
Charles Rontzahn
Jafferson
M. RK. Etchison
George F. Danner
Pharmont
John R. Stoner
John F. W. Miller
Jackson
George D. Tema
John F. Poffinberger
Johnnyville
Dennis H. Fogle
John T. ‘Warner
Woodville
David R. Rupp
Singanore
Amadee Barnes
Lewistown
Wilham
HE. Bowers
Jacob Isanogle
Vascarora
Charles J. Stap
Burkistaville
Mr. R. B. Rice
Thos. Arnold
Ballenger
Zachariah
Zimmerman, Braddock
P. J. Davilbiss
Week of Prayer Services Open With Presbyterian Worship
The first union service of the week of prayer was held last night in the Presbyterian Church with Rev. T Free man Dixon presiding The Vision of God in Christ was the topic and prayers pleaded for deeper realization of God Holy power and reward for seekers The discussion featured Rev J L Grimm and Rev Dr HE S Todd with solo by Mr OO B T Hendrickson Tonight the United Brethren church hosts with the topic Our Nation and speakers Revs E L McLean and M Hench A prayer for national unity and righteous leadership follows Tomorrow’s service moves to the Evangelical Lutheran church with Dr ER Eschbach and T Dixon guiding the talks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Lord Jesus Christ
J. L. Grimm
United Brethren Church
HE. S. Todd
Oo. B. T. Hendrickson
Qar
E. L. McLean
M. Hench
Evangelical Lutheran Church
E.R. Eschbach
T. ¥. Dixon
Local illnesses report from Clarksburg and Comus
The sick include Mrs. Frank Gibeon wife of Deputy Sheriff Gibson of Clarksburg Montgomery county critically ill with rheumatic and nervous ailments slowly improving. Her father R T Thompson of near Comus also confined with rheumatism. Miss Annie Shaefer is quite sick at her West Patrick street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gibeon
Gibson
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
R. T. Thompson
Comus
Annie Shaefer
West Patrick Street
William Smith Charged with Assault Hearsings Before Justice Eckstein
William Smith, a colored man, faced an assault and battery charge and had a hearing before Justice Joasticae Eckstein last night. He was found guilty and committed to jail for indictment by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
William Smith
Joasticae Eckstein
Smith
Frederick's War Claim Stirs Maryland Public Debate
Rev. Robert H Williams of Wool-brick Md argues Frederick’s Civil War levy by Gen Early should be paid as a national tribute. He claims Frederick suffered 200000 dollars plus interest for over 80 years, praising Early’s campaign for delaying a larger assault on Washington and noting Monocacy's pivotal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Willams
Robert H. Williams
Woolbrook
Frederick
Early
Loys
Maryland
Monocacy
Washington
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Tts
Reynolds Post G A R Installs New Officers
Public ceremony at Reynolds Post Hall last night installed the Reynolds Post G A R officers. William P. Maulsby became commander with Peter M. Kader senior vice commander and Charles A. Poole junior vice commander. Major A Y Goldsborough conducted the installation and delivered an address on the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Post
J. L. Grimm
Weddings in Braddock and Baltimore Tie Couples
Wesley T Summers of Braddock and Lacy B Stewart of Berkeley Springs married December 22 at U B church parsonage Rev P J Lawrence presiding. Reception January 1 at Samuel Summers home Braddock with many relatives present. John F Greenfield of Eberly's Mill and Naomi J Doyle of Mt Pleasant married in Baltimore December 22 by Rev J B Stitt. Ada Hubbard bridesmaid and Clarence Morrison best man. Couple to reside northward after trip.
Library Offered to City by Jeanit Novitiate
Officials of the Jeanit Novitiate plan to offer their public library, established here a couple of years ago, to the city for maintenance. The collection contains about 10,000 volumes and the transfer would occur before the novitiate moves from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanit Novitiate
Canal repairs underway as navigation nears opening
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company reports a force of men cleaning out levels and basins in preparation for navigation opening. Improvements to locks and general repair work continue along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Firemen's Elections in Lanior Steam Companies
Frank T. Rhodes re elected engineer defeating George F. Buesing by 29 votes. George W. Shipley chosen foreman. Officers of United Steam Fire Engine Company named, with Lloyd T. MacGill Jr. as president and M. Fisher as engineer. Meeting shows strong turnout and detailed officer slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Rhodes
George Barsing
Lanior Steam Fire Engine Company
Daniel H. Steiner
Wm. H. Shipley
George F. Buesing
George W. Shipley
John O. Motter
Sdi
Lampe
Millard F. Perry
John Francis Smith
Ira Biser
Alvin Doering
T. P. Rica
Lawrence Falk
James H. Davie
Lewia Bayer
Charles F. Shipley
Edward Stoner
Charles McCrow
David Freshour
Charlea _ Burras
Edward B. Titlow
George Looh‘ der
John A. Thomas
Henry Bender
John M. Davia
George House
Robert H. Thomas
Frank Eisenhauer
Arch
United
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
C. P. Levy
John H. Frazier
H. R. Hook
L. Rice
R. A. Bennett
W. B. Storm
Walby
Ll. T.O. Frazier
F. Obenderfer
F. Stokes
O. H. Hagan
Reynolds
Hagerstown
Washington County Agricultural and Mechanical Association
John W. Stonebraker
George W. Smith, Jr
George A. Hager
Palmar Tenant
D. H. Staley
B.A. Pry
Lewis R. Schnebley
John L Oest
Dr. A. 5. Mason
Daniel W. Reichard
Daveis L. Kenley
Charles Webb
J. B. Abner Betts
J. E. Stonebraker
Mr. Hager
Frank Witmer
State House Improvement Plan Proposed by Senator Jones
State Senator Jones of Montgomery plans a DEH for early action in the Senate to improve the old Colonial State House. He would replace the 30 year old annex with a new addition housing chambers for both houses, aligning materials and design with the original building and easing crowded conditions for the General Assembly. The old Senate chamber may remain or be restored, while the House of Delegates gets a new expanded wing for proper use. Died from Exposure. An elderly man, possibly I N Spruington of Willimantic, Conn, died January 5 near Poplar Springs, Howard county from exposure after being found in a hayrick by Anthony Dalowder. A doctor determined he had recently left a hospital and was walking toward Frederick. identity confirmed by a storage crate found in Willimantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Montgomery
Senate
Maryland
Jonea
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Court of Appeals Bulldane
State House
Jone
Massachusetts
I. N. Spruington
Willimantic
Conn
Janary
Poplar Springe
Howard County
Anthony Dalowder
Delowder
Bromwell
Monot
Airy
Frederick
Wilimantio
Bargain Monthly Sale At Local Stores With Fabrics And Pianos
The advertisement page promotes low prices on muslin, silks, and dresses with heavy discounts. It highlights a wide fabric selection priced by the yard and a large sale of furs and satin textiles. Local notices include a benefit concert at Kemp Hall for Grace Reformed Mite Society, farm for sale near Jefferson, and various professional services such as optical, piano sales, dressmaking, and medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enia
The
Old Folks Concert Company
Kemp Hall
Torsiay
Grace Reformed Mite Boolery
DeVoe Forecasts Blizzard and Cold Wave in New Jersey
Havensack resident A J DeVoe warns of a January 1 blizzard and another on January 9 with Frigid days through January 10. He predicts warming after January 15 bringing rain and thawing ice. A false pulse alarm rang at 10 o’clock last night, triggering a brief fire response before finding no blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Masonic Temple
DeVoe
A. J. DeVoe
Havensack
N. J
Blizaard
Thorsday
DeeVoe
Change of Time for Conference Held in Baltimore
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will convene at Trinity Church corner Madison Avenue and Prenton Street Baltimore on the last Wednesday in March instead of the first Wednesday in April as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Canteh
South
Trinity Church
Madison Avenue
Prenton Street
Local market quotes from Local Mart and Rx J. W. Bargett
Market rates listed include Corp. per barrel at 3.15 dollars, shelled corn 63 cents per bushel, No. 3 red wheat at 30 cents, steamer at 75 cents, rejected at 70 cents per bushel, and sugar 10 to 12 dollars per ton.
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Rx J
W. Bargett
Corp
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Sones
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Congress
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Henry B. Tyson
Hygeia
Hygeia Ice Company
Greater Frederick
Week OF Prayer Services
John C. Hardt
Williams
Tac
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Fréderick
Williame
Hardt
Wellington
McComan
Pearce
Aysenbal
Firemen’s Elections
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Princeton
Lawrence County
Neshannock
Wilmington
New Bedford
Mercer County
Ilchester
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Enoch Gordon
Thomas Andrew
William Walker
Hava Plan
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Ek Heyman
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Hbo
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Muoder
Jefferson
Middletown Valley
Dr. Wu
BoTeer
Market St
Clinton E. Main
Utte
Clinton
N. Market St
Frederick County
B. H. Banner
Isanogle & Wagaman
Wincoxon's
O. S. Highbarger
Park Hotel
Steiff and Baumeister Pianos
Wincoxon’s
Opp. City Hall
Crilton & Rhoads
Crirton & Ryvans
Ibanogle
North Market Street
Frederick. MD
Apollo
WG. E. Wilcofer
Chas. M. Steiff
Wilcoxon's
Wilcoxon’s
F. B. Sappington
Oasis
H. E. Wilcoron
Chag
M. Steiff
Raper
East Church Street
B. Bappington
North City Hall
GEO
Rodock
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som
T. P. Rice
Fourth St. U
Fred
Sandii
Potomac River
Thes
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Keller
Patrickie T
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Ergy
Ofice
Court Street
van Edwin Devillies
Amoa Uther
Devilbiss & Urnber, Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Haliding
Frederick, Md
Outadawly
H. E. Peterman
Gay West Franklin Street
Balticoare
Uate
Baturda
Nagad
A. Atlee Radclify
University OF Karyland
Janes M Radeulg
Rederick Md
George A. Gilbert
Crown Bridge
Adawly
D. R. O. Nicodemus
North Market
Frederick Co
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E. Oramer
Trnat Ceist
Stull
Yellow Eprings
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Hiteshew
Qrow
Lare
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Benta B' Hig Cor
Burtier
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Riordan
City
Suate
H. Becond
St. Ignsey
Thurmont
Monteruanike
Staley
Shookstown
Ngad
B. Cramer Wiest
Hank
Finandoial
Jacksonville
Fla
Townsexp Scott & Sor
Fayette ST
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Postoffice
C. E. Oline
Shades
Lenoleudms
GO. KE. Oline
Jarhe
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