Obituary items span monarchs, generals, and lawmakers
The January 9 issue notes deaths including Napoleon’s exile era figures in France and England, General Washington Seawell born 1803, and Rear Admiral Thomas W Phelps aged 1510 in New York. It also mentions Louis Napoleon’s exile, U.S. congressman Warm Warrah Kelley of Pennsylvania, and other figures connected to early modern history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunotine Luerciin Skisilv
Antronos Mor
Polegn Jil
France
Chiselurst
Bacland
Louis Napoleon
Lorlense de Peauharnais
Schiaed
Vada
Waterloo
Louis
Urlee
Washington Seawell
San Francisco
Hlon Warm Warrah Kelley
Penu- Sylvania
Washington
Thomas W Phelps
U. S
New York City
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Purely personal, Peanant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Emily Maulsby spends the day in Washington DC. Miss Nash leaves for a short visit to Washington DC. Miss Margaret Jones and sister of Mrs. Airy visit the area. Mr Thaddeus Schroyer returns from Dixon TK to near Myersville. Mrs Charles Dauner of Minerva visits her mother near Libertytown. Misses Katie and Henristia Golddeboro of Walkeraville visit Eleanor Potte Court Square. Mrs. Jennie Geiger’s daughter of Idagrove Ida County visits her sister Mize. H S Landis, 35 North Market Street. Mrs J W Hott, widow of Bishop Bost of Dayton OH, visits Christians with sister-in-law. Mr William M Crimmins went to Westminster on Catholic Benevolent Legion business. Mrs Vincent Lanner and daughter Fannie spend holidays with Mr and Mrs Lee Ranne barger. return home. Mrs Wm McCutcheon and children from Hagerstown visit Mr and Mrs John L Johnson Hast Patrickstrust. return home. Mr O Barrick of Colorado visits sister Mrs Robert S Delauer Middletown after four years away. Barrick, native of Broad Row, spent much life in Colorado.
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Peanant
Emily Maulsby
Washington, D. C
Nash
Washington
D. C
Margaret Jones
Airy
Thaddeus Schroyer Hei
Dixon
Myersville
Charles Dauner
Minerva, Joi
John W. Fogle
Libertytown
Katie
Henristia Goldeboro
Walkeraville
Eleanor Potte
Court Square
Jennie Geiger
Idagrove
Ida
Bost
Dayton
Ohio
Spsat
Inlaw
Lopelia Hott
Thormont
William M. .Crimmins
Westminster
Council of the
Ctholic Benevolent Legion
Vincent Lanner
Fannie
Mira
Lee Rannebarger
Wm. McCutcheon
Hagerstown
John L. Johspon
O. Barrick
Colorado
Robert S. Delauder
Middletown
Mr. Barrick
Broad Row
Social World Party Honors Miss Lanner in Middletown
A social evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Danusry G and Garty honored Miss Fannie Lanner of Middletown. Guests enjoyed organ music, games, and a late dining hour with seasonal delicacies. Attendees included Miss Aine Hargett, Mrs. Vincent Sanner, and many Hargett and Zimmerman family members. A souvenir party followed at Mrs. O Schade’s residence with similar festivities and a gift souvenir for each guest. King’s Orchestra provided music for the occasion, and the Little Assembly class met for Willie Ritchie’s dance class tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danusry G, & Garty
Bira
Lea Rannsberger
Fannie Lanner
Middletown
Miss Aine
Russell Hargett
Vincent Sanner
Ziattie Shaw
Mamie Zimmerman
Maude Riggz
Lottie Grove
Bessie Null
Annie
May Derr
Hester
Grace Onilez
Hannah Hargett
Ella Stop
Amy Zimmerman
Messrs
Richard Snd
Claude Hargett
Albert Mercer
Leslie Zimmerman
Mr. Willisma
Albert Osetle
Charies
Harry Derr
John Hargets
Soba Derr
Thomas Trundel
Linood Zimmerman
Elmer Stup
Curtis Guilez
Roy Nelli
George and
Bavin Zimmerman
Maggie Bowers
Addie Swestupg
Osrrie Anders
Mobel Gosnell
Alics Bowers
Lizzie Hermss
Mamie Virts
Fannis van Fosson
Daisy Miler
Lena Ziromerman
Laure Biliaz
Sirs
Wm. B. Tames
Frank Gosnell
Lewis Biniz
Gos Cram
Milton Barck
David Weinberg
Victor Simpson
Chaz. Hermaz
Joan Mailer
William Babo
Wainem Inamsburg
Jona Bowers
Bary Roih
Adam Detrick
Henry Detrank- King
Willie Ritchie
Janjir Mall
Market Quotations From The Pitas PART Eastern Milog & Export
Market quotations today show various commodity prices. Wheat No 2 red bids 74 per bushel with cisamer 691 per bushel. Hay ranges 18 to 20 per sor. Pita commodities listed include oste and other terms with values like 220 per barrel and 44 gants per bushel.
Gas Escape Injures Family at West South Street
Mr Marion O Haller and his wife and three children fell ill from coal gas after a stove pipe separated. The unconscious Mrs Haller was revived, while the children grew sick but recovered. the incident occurred overnight at their home on West South street. Horats poisoned horses on Mr H D Diller’s Double Pipa Creek farm, with three dying in an apparent case of belladonna poisoning after postmortem tests found stomachs damaged. one mare between them remained unharmed.
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Horats
H. D. Diller
Double Pipa Creek
Ostroll County
Hitchcock
Pansytown
Diller
T. J. Korb
Electric Railway barred from Rockville town limits
Due to Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company failing to fulfill its contract, Rockville officials passed an ordinance last Wednesday canceling the charter that gave the line a right of way through the town. Trains now cannot enter the corporation limits, likely moving the terminus to the fair grounds. The action ends years of agitation over the company's service and rights.
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Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company
Rockville
Hens January Laying Question at Albany Meeting
Nearly 100 farmers attended the Albany County Farmers Institute in Gambtri yesterday with ex Governor Lowndes among attendees. A question on making hens lay in January drew Mr Converse's reply that hens must be given June-like conditions and food to force laying. Officers were installed by Lynch Lodge No. 163 A F and AM with Robrack as Worshipful Master and a dinner at A P Marsh's rooms following. Real estate transfers include Harlan Routzehn selling a 20 acre Middletown farm for 1525 to George Branderberg and Zentz selling Zentz Mill adjacent property to Jas. Kielholtz while purchasing a 70 acre farm from John Root.
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Alisgany
Gambtri
Lowndes
Mir
Buret
Jaro
Lynch Lodge
A. FB
A. M
Jacob Robrack
Hiram R. Heck
Robert O. Nicodemus
William H. Beall
Lewis Bayer
William B. Ghiltoi
Alien G. Quynn
Hvard B. Essner
Haugh
Rohrbach
A. P. Marsh
Seice of Real Estate
Harlan G. Routzehn
Middletown
Joshua Summers
George Branderberg
Hii
George Zentz
Zentz
Jas. Kielholtz
Washington Hipe
John Root
Frederickt County quarantine lifted in Stephens City
Late yesterday the Freder ick county board of health in Winchester lowered the smallpox quarantine in Stephens City lifting the restriction on Suspected patent and declaring no smallpox exists or has existed in town Dr Godfrey Miller reported to the board that the suspected cases were entering from chickenpox and 26 percent smallpox
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Frederick County
Ith Masi
Winchester
Stephens City
Godfrey Miller
Duard
Cnickeayx
Turkeys Bring Profit for Mrs Walter Clemson
Mrs Walter Clemson of Waike Wille shipped 41 turbkeys to Kal namur Guriag, earning 15 cents per pound for live birds and 17 cents per pound for dressed meat, totaling 129 dollars.
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Gurkess
Walter Clemson
Waike Wille
Kaltamere Guriag
Business Men's Association Dinner at City Hall
The Business Men's Association will hold a meeting at City Hall on the second floor at 6 o'clock. Members and guests are invited to attend the evening event in the municipal building.
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Business Men's Association
Smestira
Basinmees Men's Association
City Hall
Evening with Long Yellow Fortnightly Club at Masonic Temple
Worthingtons hosted the Fortnightly Literary Club at the Masonic Temple with Longfellow tableaux and readings. Marie Diehl, Ruth Sappington, Julia Williamson, and others performed in period costumes, followed by social time and refreshments. The issue also notes 1903 eclipses, Mount Airy tunnel progress, and the death of Mary Scott aged 112.
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Masonic Temple
Goeste
Worthington
D. Baker
Wm. P. Maulsby
B.seichelberger
Maulsby
Longfellow
Sweat American Post
Marie Diehl
J. D. Baker
Colo
Misa Berths Trail
Maidenhood
Ruth Sappington
Eivangelive
Julia Williamson
Sigred
King Olaf
Nannie Potts
E. D. Hobbs
Geo Edward Smith
Queen Andren
Mary Lloyd Grayson
Hiawatha
Minondaha
Virginia Grayson
Me Olmss Baker
visHn Solo
Osborne
Priscilla
John Alden
Emily Maulsby
Warry Chapling
New Church Organ
Willard
Keller
Tratl
Thea Arrow
Mayor Smith
Bari
Schley
Annis Laurie
Mr. Osborne
Tia Masterly
Baker
King
Qusene
Hvangeline
Minnohahs
Hiawstha
Miles Standish
Harares Gut to Pieces After Nighttime Attack
Mr. Marossius Davail of Myereville district reports his harnesses torn apart by nine men returning from a serenade near Pleasant Walk. The incident is linked to excessive drinking and may prompt further action by local authorities. The President sent Ezra R. Zimmerman to the senate for appointment as county treasurer, with recommendation by a restorative panel.
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Harares
Marossius Davail
Myereville
Cranty
Plevas
Pastor Erected Pastor Elected for Wyare Lutheran Church
Rev. Etectec Bst A B Oramoern of Pensylvanis, formerly from Kanser, has been elected pastor of the Lutheran church of Wyare. It is not yet known whether he will accept the call.
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Etectec
B. Oramoern
Pensylvanis
Kanser
Lutheran Church of
Wyare
Warfield Trustees Sell Urbana District Real Estate
Luther D and Wm F Warfield trustees announce sale at the Cosrs Bonse door of Urbana district property including a 15 acre wood lot. Auction details indicate transfer of real estate and associated rights to the winning bidder.
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Luther D
Wm. F. Warfield
Urbana
Jesuit Novitiate Freight Shipped Ahead of Frederick Departure
About 1125 Jesuit community members prepare to leave Frederick for St Andrew's on the Hudson. Three freight cars of furniture books and chapel furnishings have already shipped with a fourth car loaded and a fifth planned. The departure via Pennsylvania Railroad will occur next week with Rev. Father O Rourke coordinating from St Andrew's.
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Frederick
St Andrew's
Hudson
Kroederick
Andrew
Pennsylvania Railroad
Father O Rourke
Harry W. Bawere
Saciety of Jesus
Deaths and Obituaries From The Washington Era
Obituaries report the deaths of Francis Schell a Mexico War veteran and War Department figure aged about 75 in Providence Hospital Washington DC. Details span his era from Kentucky Legion service to California Vigilantes and a later post in the House of Representatives archives. Other notices include Mrs. Martha Black death at 77 in Thurmont after brief illness and James M Beck of Woodsboro a Civil War veteran, with funeral and burial details.
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Wranocig-tarion Schell
Oiner
War Department
Providence Hospital
Washington, D.C
Kentucky Legion
Mexico
California
San Francisco
9. J.field
Tate Witham
Lydia Garmack
Donbie
United Brethren
Thormont
James MH
James M. Beck
Woodsboro
George A. Devilbiss
Beck
Lutheran Church
William Wheeler
Mt. Hops
W. B. Oatshall
George Gaeray
Robert
Maurice Donsite
Vernon Saylor
D. A Sbarerés
Edward Garrott
Edward Garrett
Birdie Hulbearg
Wevertoo
Washington County
Dropay
St. Alark’s Graveyard
Petersville
Hargett engages contractor at Bellevue farm for new house
Nearby Completion announces William Cromwell as contractor and builder for Charles N. Hargett at Bellevue farm. The new house roof is ready and work will proceed rapidly to complete the building as soon as possible. Hagerstown Elks plan to build a hall in the central city area.
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William &. Cromwell
Charles N. Hargett
Bellevue Farm
Hagerstown Elks
Hiks Nae
Capital Surplus and Vault Services Advertised 1905
An early 20th century ad page promotes a Capital Surplus firm offering vault storage, free deposits for patrons, rent options, and a security staff including a day and night watchman. It also notes wool products, prescriptions, and a theater event on Friday January 9 1905 with prices and ticket sales at Yeatie's, plus multiple rail tours to Florida and Baltimore with dates, fares, and schedule details.
Banquet Our Dining Cars Boost Baltimore and Ohio Service
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad recently added three new dining cars built in the Pullman shops. Rooms kitchens and pantries are fully equipped with modern culinary devices and interiors feature mahogany woodwork green and terra cotta carpeting and electric candelabra at each table. Cars are lit by Pintsch gas and electricity with electric fans. The menu is prepared by top car services, and the cars run on Chicago to Garrett Pittsburgh to Connellsville Keyser to Brunswick and on the Chicago and Cincinnati Limited.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Garrett
Pittsburg
Connellsville
Keyser
Brunswick
My Island Prince at the Ottry Opera House One Night
The Port Jervis Republican praises My Island Prince with strong support for Villair as Mardo and Miss Lewis as Amelie The production is said to be well staged with a lively company and scenery The show is booked for a single performance at the Otty Opera House on Monday January 12.
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Island Prince
Villair
Mardo
Amelie
Lewis
Port Jervis
Otty Opera House
News of the Churches Evangelical Lutheran Service Tonight
Monion will be held in the Evangelical Lutheran church this evening at 729 oclock. W L Martin of tax Services has been secured to preach at Wolferne and Pleasant Walk U S appointments the remaining part of the conference year due to fading health of Pastor Rev F M Glean. Rev Martin took charge on Sunday last.
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W. L Martin
Mieravalle
Woilferne Snd
Pleasant Walk
U. 5
F. M. Glean
Marin
Local efforts mark charter enrollment in Freisvick area
The Gameng and Health membership drive in Freisvick continues with over 2006 dollars raised as meetings run January 1st to 2nd and January 15th, closing the Tree Blas charter. A drama and concert at Opris House starts at 8 p.m. tonight, with members listed as enrolled.
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Freisvick Ras Nave
Devo
Momerstip
Middletown
Opris Hoss
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