Notable Early American Militia Leader and Royal Figures
January history notes celebrate General Israel Putnam born 1718 in Danvers Massachusetts later known as Old Put for Revolutionary actions. It also lists Joseph Bonaparte born 1768 Tewfik Pasha born 1852 and Barron Jean de Bloch died 1802 with links to War of the Future. Astronomical events mention Sun Mars conjunction and Uranus alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Putsaw
Danvers
Mays
Putnam
Connecticut
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon
Naples
Spain
Tewfik Pasha
Egypt
Dged
Barron Jean de Bloch
Public Sale Notices Encourage Early Submissions
The News urges those planning public sales for the coming season to send their names, addresses, and sale dates for entry in the Public Sale Record to avoid conflicts. Advertisements require an order for bills. no notice or ad will run without prior authorization and copy.
Personal visits and travels noted in local social column
Purely personal notes show Pot Firestone visiting New York while Milton Engle Bal and Allen Hahn attend events. Reports list visits to Baltimore relatives, movements to Landsdowne and Middletown, and social calls by Mrs. Morgan Cecil and Miss Helen Lendauer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Thiode
Baltimore
Ladiesburg
Missy Helen Lendauer
East Church Street
Aimee Landis
Virginia Grove
Aude M. Snyder
Charles Pickett
East Third’ Street
Washington
Mise Mary Molesworth
Near Nameville
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Yar Che
John Corbett
Point of Rocks
Colbert
Re. Barty Webster
Madison
Death Shocks City As Andrew Schuyler Is Killed
Andrew Schuyler eldest son of ex Tax Collector James Schuyler was killed instantly late Monday afternoon when a weight fell on him near the nun’s house. The 20 year old was the senior of Mrs. Fred Schroeder of this city. The incident occurred in a well known area, details remain incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schuyler
Andrew Bohuyler
James Schuyler
Fred. J. Schroeder
Cronise Will Filed for Probate in Herphans Court
The document shows Calvin Cronise named wife Eleonora Margaretta Cronise as executrix after his death. The will leaves all estate to his wife if she survives him, and probate is sought in the local Orphans Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cronise
Cinbate
Célvin Cronisa
Washington County Court Recaps Compromised Civil Actions
In Washington County court sessions several cases were resolved or updated. W K Burges vs Charien H Linthicum ended in compromise by the defendant regarding farm contracts. Mrs Blanche Mahoney versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad also compromised after prior condemnation steps. Disbrow & Co of New York versus Schindel Rohrer & Co of Hagerstown, over open account je demand, was dismissed. Noah O Mullendote vs Peter Kretzer proceeded before a jury over a $605 note tied to a property purchase, with court adjourning after a noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Teachers Institute Highlights and Evening Entertainment
The Teachers Institute session featured talks on fundamentals and history including geometry algebra and geography by named instructors. An evening program under Mrs Elizabeth McDannel drew strong attendance with piano readings violin and monologues, followed by morning addresses by W J Holloway Dr W E Lugenbeel and others and committee announcements including decorations and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Lugenbeel
Wm. T. Mahoney
Mim A. Virginia Reich
Franklig -Harsuman
Oscar M. Fggle
Miss Mildren
Daniel ©. Moltd
A. Eubaugh
James A. Biehl
Ming Elly V. Kreig
Migs
Nellie Garrett
Mias Ballie J. Fisher
C. «Rushour
Mia
Elizabeth McDanne
Bolo
Helaiee de Grange
Katharine Fabrney
Annie Laurie
Stobbe
Expresson
J. William Smith
Misaes Hurtig
Culler
Gaither
Louise Miller
Amy Fabrney
Mre
Amy Kump-Dikxon
Philippi
Miss Price Young
Mian
Mavourneen Williams
J. Harry Kefauver
Heloise DeGrange
W. J. Holloway
Wicomico County
W. E. Lugenbeel
H. Wirt Steele
Maryland Association For the Prevention Ami Ref
Glenn H. Worthington
Misa Louise McDaniel
Garrett DeGrange
J . Reading
G. Lloyd Palmer
Amon Burgee
Pearl A. Bader
Grace R. Kefauver
Catherine M. Wiener
Tive
Harry
Edna Lighter
Margaret G. Rhoderick
Clarks K. Sappingtton
Maurice T.,uder
Mien
Lillie Hedges
Anoa M. Simmons
Blanthe B.auver
Roger G. Hari George L. Twenty, Jr
Katherine Bartgis
Mise
Mary H. Burger
Hattie Boblits
Fall on North Street Sprains Mrs. Dougherty
Mrs. Sarah Dougherty of East Fourth Street slipped and fell while walking with Mr. Fran Rengle and Mr. Harnanna Cee. She sprained her left ankle in the incident on a Roccking Ever street morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Rengle
Harnanna Cee
North Et Street
Sarah Dougherty
East’ Fourth
Santas
Weeden and Laura M marry in December ceremony
William W. Weeder and Elsie Laura M. were married on December 31 in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Gay. The couple resides in Thyeinest and entered their union after a brief engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabi
William W. Weeder
Thyeinest
Elsie Laura
Dantaen
Hinarcront Bre
Rev
Gayandy
Two Shot Wounds in Village Altercation Near Horey Distillery
In Coatcnville near Horey's distillery a shooting left William Smothers gravely wounded by John Butler Jr. Two shots fired at Smothers' home felled him. one bullet struck the shoulder, the other entered the chest and pierced the lungs. Butler, later captured, faces jail as Smothers' condition remains critical with slim hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam &Smothers
Coatcnville
Horey’s
John Butler, Jr
Smothers
Grice Butler
John Butler
Butler
Otho J. Gaver
John Francia Smith
Reno S. Harp
Officers Installed at Frederick City Lodge No. 100
About one hundred Odd Fellows gathered for Frederick City Lodge No. 100 installation of officers led by Deputy District Grand Master Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon. New officers include Noble Grand Dr. Thomas S. Eader and a full slate with 116 members and strong prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Mr. Dixon
August Fromke
Eli G. Haugh
Robert A. Bennet
Wm. M. Spouseller
King David Lodge
South Mountain Lodge
Charles F. Goodell
Wm. H. Beal
Bia
Noble Grand
Thomas 8. Eader
Hiram R. Heck
Chas. A. Landis
Maria FE
W. Storm
Tressurer
Thomas A. Chapline
Marshall
Marion C. Rice
al. Dorsey Etchison
Frank K. Gilbert
Inaide
Guardian
Murray
Wachter
Outside Guardian
Charles W. Taltey
Marion C. Rives
William F. Schmidt
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
David Steiner
Vicegrand
George W. Shoemaker
Wm. C. Rhoderick
Otteville
Good Samaritan Lodge
Thurmont
Fidelity Lodge
New Market
Wills Filed for Orme and Dinterman in Local Court
The Orme will from Park Mills leaves property to wife Hanosh Onna for life with sale after death to split among three sons Raymond McComas and Alton Orme. Each of five children from first wife gets one dollar. McComas Orme named executor. The Dinterman will of Johopville leaves all to wife One M Dinterman during life or remarriage. She becomes executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Orme, Sr
Park Mills
Orphans’ Court
Hanosh Onna
Raymond Orme
McComas Orme
Alton Orme
Laura M. Dixon
Ellen F. Poole
William H. Orme, Jr
Jemima Dixon
Etta
Kohler
Borman Kohler
Bia
Georgs B. Dinterman
Johopville
Orphans
New Camp Instituted by Patriotic Order of Sons of America
A new camp of the Patriotic Order of Sons of America will be instituted in this city on Friday January 15 in Odd Fellows Hall Independent building. The state executive committee will oversee with aides including State President Harry G. Conner State Vice President W F P Williams Jr Past State President Rev Andrew B Wood State Secretary Win apne Heaps and District President Martin Fight and others of Baltimore. The camp starts under favorable circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Patriotic Order Fons of America
Odd Felows’ Hall
Independent
Harry G. Conner
W. F P. Williams, Jr
Andrew B. Wood
Win
Apne Heaps
Martin Fight
Baltimore
City House Offers Saturday Film Program
Moving Pictures feature showings at City House include matinees and night performances. Pathe Freres presents band colored productions with 1000 feet reels. A prize drawing will select a purse winner from tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
Peston & K
Chastra
Wil Beth
Pathe Freris
M de Craton
Pa Patton
m@uney
Maroony
Dairy lecture by Wing Smith at Midwinter Fair
Wing Smith of Byracage New York will address the Midwinter Farm Exhibit in the Masonic Temple on Thursday January 14 at 2 PM on dairy logic with practical instruction. Frederick county farmers are urged to attend to learn profit possibilities in dairying as discussed by Mr Wertheimer and other speakers including Maryland Agricultural College President Silvester and Entomologist Simmons. University and USDA experts will also participate in sessions January 13 14 and 15 with both afternoon and evening meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faremere
Masonic Temple
Wing Smith
Byracage
N. Y
Smith
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick County
Wertheimer
Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Simmons
Sig’e Entomologiet
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Law Grips Ridgely in Grand Jury Case After Arrest
Ridgely was arrested by Officer Strasberger yesterday on a charge of taking lead pipe from Union Kitten Mills. He appeared before Justice John Francis Smith, waived hearing, and posted $200 bail for grand jury action. William Frazier was bound over for keeping the peace after a complaint by Alfred Cooper. bond set at $100. Arrest by Constable Carter occurred in Kinnebart's alley between Fourth and Fifth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehr] Ridgely
Strasberger
Kitting
Mills
John Francis Smith
William Frazier
Alfred Cooper
Met
Kinnebart’s Alley
Fourth
Fifth Streets
C. H. Eckatein
Carter
Poultry Awards At Maryland Show Honor Frederick Winners
At the Maryland Poultry Show in Baltimore Frederick residents earned multiple prizes. Awards included second prize for a Barred Plymouth Rock pullet and first and second for Barred Plymouth Rock hens and cockerels. Additional honors went to Rhode Island Reds and other breeds with several pullets and cockerels placing in the top ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Broun
Zimmerman
Plymouth Rock
W. G. Boiles
Aoa
MT. Kogle
Election for Directors at Citizene National Bank Frederici
Notice states a special election at Frypanen Mo ec thett Banking Home on the second Tuesday and on the twelfth day of January 1900 between 10 and 12 for choosing Directors of the Citizene National Bank of Frederici Maryland for the banking year WH G Immerman cashier.
Dairying Expert to Speak at Farmers Mid Winter Fair
Wing Smith, a leading dairying expert, will present a practical talk on dairy interests Thursday afternoon January 14 at 2 o'clock in the Masonic Hall during the Farmers Mid Winter Fair. National speakers also share duties. two sessions daily through January 14 to 15 with 800 in premiums advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Smith
Masonic Hall
Masonic
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mr and Mrs Eyter
Mr and Mrs Daniel J Eyter of Pearl LeGore were treated to a surprise birthday dinner Tuesday by their children. The table overflowed with seasonal delicacies as many friends joined in the celebration offering wishes for good health and many more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Eyter
Pear LeGore
Directors Elected at Meeting Last Night
Directors were elected at a meeting held yesterday. The slate included Wm. Smith Col. James KE Teall Judge John C. Motter P. Lee Baward 8. Eichelberger Levy and Harrison 1st B. Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Toe
Lay
Wm. Smith
Col
James KE
Teall
John C. Motter
P. Lee Baward
Eichelberger
Levy and
Harsiiton
B. Rosen
Earthquake Relief Funds Handed to Baltimore Official
Mariad Brothers turned over 113.05 dollars collected by sufferers in Italy to Mayor Mabool, of Baltimore via check, to ensure proper destination of aid. Trayor Smith handled the Rooney by check to Mayor Mabool for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Italy
Trayor Smith
Rooney
Mabool
Baltimore
Divorce Granted in Yamsville Case
Mrs. Della King of Serocaata and Keefer Delauter obtained a divorce from Frank Heine on grounds unspecified. The parties resided near Yamsville, with George R. Dennis representing the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della King
Keefer Delauter
Mensa
Frank Heine
Rtion
Yamsville
George R. Dennis
A Painful Accident at Door Injures Two Bugets
The report notes a Tuesday evening accident in which Mies Mae Hi, Meare, Lowenstein, and Wirbad were involved. A loud bang caused a wale cough and damaged two Bugets, with injuries described as considerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mae
Meare, Lowenstein
Wirbadt
Railroad Officials Here
Railroad officials visit to discuss local needs with agent Me G Latrobe and assess transportation concerns and service improvements for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. G. Latrobe
End
Indian Maidens and Muldoone Spree at City of House
The City of House presents Indian Maidens on Monday night with a lively Muldoone Spree burlesque. The show features a large chorus of chorus girls, vaudeville headliners, and a one act Diamond Palace farce, delivering humor, music, and dancing with an exceptional chorus and elaborate costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Cart
City of House
Impo
Thelma Alton
Clausen Sisters
Tom and
Gertie Moya
Fulton and
Lewis
Lake View Casino hosts big Frederick crowd night
At Lake View Casino the skating rink dancing floor and bowling alleys drew about 300 people last night with around 80 from Frederick. The Yellow Springs band provided music. The next Frederick excursion departs Saturday at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Casino
Lake View
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Frederick Will Reyes
Improvement noted on East Street crossing at Patrick Street
A local report notes marked improvement at the East Street crossing on Patrick Street. The Northern Central Railroad Company undertook work, reducing mud and making travel easier for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Northern Central Railroad Com
Horticultural Display Opens at Mamie Farm in January
Frederick Count unveils horticultural display at Mamie on January 13 and 14. Wing Smith discusses dairy interests at Masonic Hall on Thursday January 14 at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mamie
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Uranus
Tes Mawes
L. Mooun
Weather Bureau
City Opera Hour
Hades Maidens
Merculosia Societ
C. Thos. Kemp
the Kellar Co
C.R.R. CO
Mrs. McDaniel
Hyweneal
Ahegro Shot
William Smothers
Mastin
Frederick City Lodge
Eastern Star
Marland
Oricas Teats
Cathedral and
Preaton Streets
B. Severe
P. P
Ruth Ghantes
Hyatteville
Cartie E. Andrewa
Arlington
Vellows' Hall
Saratoga
Cathedral Streets
Mitpeh Shanier
No. 9
Ouviread Nacional Bank
Citisens! Nationad' Bank
AEN
John D. Hendrickson
Nmom
Voneybrin Fur Coats
Pew
Joan D. Hendrigebor
Neidig A Aller
Fayetta
Lansdowne
Miller
Guy K. Morrenr
Bevy
Tuberculosis Society
Sana Bth
Y. M
Red Cross
Real v
Misa
Levier Jonnson
Secre
Jolla
Axminator
Brosela
C. E. Crum
Richard Burton
University of Minnesota
Woman's College Hall
Robert Louis
Peneme County
Pearl, Md
Harry Jones
Laura Jones
Allen Bartgia
Tee Ae Mas
Annie Minako
Broderick Conny Farmers’ Exchange
Ghorge
George
Thos
Rick
George Rise
Praderick
Hae
Homas F. Rie
Fuspral Direetor
Mortet Qarest Wardonal Aytrweion
Beth Phous
Charles L. Renn
Anne Elas
Opedalist
Shiver Aeras
RENN
Mr. L. Etchisons
Sastetante
Etorigon
Houth Market Etrese
Frederick, Md
Julsdewiy
Crick Oles Eadh
Cine Tate
Attorney Marshell
Ieee
Gout Cay
Sears
Tees
W. H. B. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Lichion Fursiere
Poon
Aarons Gutring
East Church
Woman's College
MMS
B. Etchinor Feneral
F. B. Sappington
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