History in Brief: Notable Figures and Tragedies
Jan 10 history notes recall 63 Ney born Saarlouis and executed in Napoleon era for treason. Pemberton mill disaster at Lawrence Mass with 65 dead or wounded. Lyman Beecher death in Brooklyn, born Oct 23. Gordon Granger and Rear Admiral David McNeil Futrell listed among notable Union and naval figures. Jerome Lejeune sculptor and George Francis Train financier mentioned with birth and death details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Saar-Louis
Waterloo
I iSu
Pemberton Mill
Lawrence
Mass
Tell
Lyman Beecher
Brooklyn
Beecher
Yate
Congressional
New Haven
Boston
Gordon Granger
West
Dansid McNeil
Diet
New York City
Mtetiy
Purly Personal Local Vistors and Travel Notes
Mr Joseph W Gaver spends the day at Myersville on business. Dr C S Highbarger of Hagerstown is registered at the City Hotel. Mr GO W Miller of North Market street visits Emmitaborg on business. Mrs W T Biser spending a week as Mrs A E Bisers on East Third street. Mr H B Showman of Baltimore to Epsyding a few days in this city on business. Frank I Lawis of ME Airy in Frederick on business. Mrs Charles W Afilier of North Market Street visiting parental home at Woodshire. Miss Theresa Ball of Baltimore visiting parental home on West All Saints streets. Mr John S Bannett of West South street returned from Washington. Mrs Sol Kingepsker of Chicago visiting sister Mrs Samuel Wineberg on North Market street. Mr John Bedheimer of Karl Patrick street left for Baltimore to attend Cole's Cavalry veterans reunion. Krave O A Bushong and M H Sangree of Sabiliasville return after visiting Levi Flickinger on East Patrick street. Miss Elizabeth Hersperger who stayed with Etta M Gloyd on East Third street returns home. Mr Solomon Delaader of Shensi deah Valley Pa visiting nephew John Delander on Park avenue and niece Mrs Hogena Sponseller on South Market street. Taois marks Fender's first county visit in twenty seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Gaver
Myersville
C. 5. Highbarger
Hagerstown
City Hotel
GO. W. Miller
North Market Street
Emmitaborg
W. T. Biser
A. E. Biser
East Third Street
H. B. Showman
Baltimore
Epsyding
Frank I. Lawis
Airy
Frederick
Charles W. Afilier
Woodshire
Theresa Ball
West All Saints
John 5. Bannett
West South Street
Washington
Sol. Kingepsker
Chicago
Samuel Wineberg
John Bedheimer
Karl Patrick Street
Cole’s Cavalry
Krave
Bushong
M. H. Sangree
Sabiliasville
Levi Flickinger
East Patrick Street
Elizabeth Hersperger
Etta M.gloyd
Solomon Delaader
Shensideah Valley
John Delander
Park Avenue
Hogena Sponseller
South Market Street
Taois
Defender
Golden wedding amid Baltimore scene fifty years later
The Social World reports Mr and Mrs Vincent Kreaner celebrating their golden wedding anniversary at 245 North Osrey Street Baltimore after fifty years of marriage in Hagerstown Maryl?d the bride Miss Catherine Weast. They were joined by friends and Kreaner previously ran a confectionery on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent OH. Freaner
North Osrey Street
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Catherine Weast
Kreaner
North Market Street
Bertie Biggs
West Patrick Errest
Sale of Oly Residence by Cramer & Stauffer to Col Trail
Cramer and Stauffer real estate agents sold a three story brick dwelling and lot on West Second Street Frederick to Col Charles E Trail for 5900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Cramer & Stauffer
West Second Atreat
Frederick
Charles E. Trail
Beautiful ceremony marries at bride's home in Frederick
A morning wedding at the Shafer home near Rocky Springs joined Mollie May Shafer and Charles A Staley. Rev S M Hench, with Frederick Select Orchestra, officiated as guests acclaimed the ceremony. The couple plan a honeymoon in Washington and Philadelphia before settling on a Yellow Springs farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Shafer
Rocky Springs
Mollie May Shafer
Charles A.staley
Yellow Springs
Frederick Select Orchestra
Mendoelssohn
5. M Herch
Pleasant Hill
Descon
Ostrie Shafer
Misa Mabel Gises
York
Edna Shafer
Mise Young
Myersviile
Wes
Irving Staley
Frederick
Br. Grayson Sannier
Asher
Afr
Mrs. Staley
Washington
Philadelphia
Yellow Spriggs
Joseph E. Staley
Grayson H. Staley
Citizens’ National Bank
Alty
Baugher —Kaufman
Clinton Augustus Baugher
Misa
Sarah E. Kaufman
Path
Walkeraville
Hitler P. D. Pahrney- Harris
Sneder
Mir
John Wesley Harris
Mery Ann Snyder
Bartholows
Eider P. D. Fahrney
East Gaarchstraat
Frederick City Hospital Association Meeting Report
The Freder ick City Hospital Association met at the hospital. Reports from all committees were satisfactory. Donations were acknowledged from patrons and the Guild. The operating room nears completion and the kitchen has been enlarged. December patients totaled 38 with 21 full pay 2 half pay and 15 free. Twenty eight discharged and two died. Twelve patients remain. Trees will be planted around the building next month. The annual meeting is set for March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Directors Appoint New Board For Janior Saam Fire Engine
The Janior saam Fire Engine Company board elected Messrs John Eisenbauer Francis B Sappington and Wm. B. Crimmins to join president Judge John O Motter and treasurer Dr Daniel H Steiner on the executive committee. Wm B Davis and George W Glessner were reappointed as drivers. After the meeting Judge Motter hosted a banquet at Mareh's restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janiorsaam Fire Engine Company
Messra
John Eisenbauer
Francis B. Sappington
Wm. BM. Crimmins
John O. Motter
Tressurer
Daniel FH. Steiner
Wm. B. Davis
George W Glessner
Middletown District Supervisors Appointments Set
The Bosra of County Commissioners settled with the Middletown district road supervisors yesterday and appointed James V. Baer George D. Dinterman Morris B. Holter Jacob T. Huffer Geo W. O Neal Samuel J. Dean Joseph S. Remsburg John H. Routzsku John W. Beachley Oliver H. Kefanver Peter J. Branden burg Henry Bonatzsky George Co Hater Elmer H. Doub Georges D. Derry and William H. Sigler. Today the board settles with the Greagerstown district supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosra of County Commissioners
Middletown
James V. Baer
George D. Dinterman
Morris BR. Holter
Jacob T. Huffer
Geo. W. O'Neal
Samuel J. Dean
Joseph S. Remsburg
John H. Routzsku
John W. Beachley
Olver H. Kefanver
Peter J. Brandenburg
Henry Bonatzsky
George Co. Hater
Elmer H. Doub
Georges D. Derry
William H. Sigler
Greagerstown
Infant dies of bronchial pneumonia in Walkersville
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charies Scholl of Walkersville died this morning at 2 oclock from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services will be at 11 tomorrow at the house with interment in the Gilds cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Scholl
Charies Scholl
Walkersyilla
Gilds
Communion services announced in two churches
Pale church Utics holds a communion service next Sunday January 14 at 10 o clock a m. Zion Reformed church Charles ville hosts a service at 2 15 p m conducted by Rev S M Hench. Preparatory service at Utica Saturday afternoon previous at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale
Utics
Sar— Yiain Zion Reformed Church
Charlesvill
Utica
Transfers of real estate and licenses in Frederick area week ending Jan 10 1906
The Circuit and Orphans' Courts record numerous real estate transfers in Frederick County including Rinshach to Derilibiss for 11,500 and Derlibiss to Abram W Grabill for 6,000, with several other deeds and guardianships. Marriage licenses issued include Baugher and Kaufman, Mosa and Nusz, Crouse and Simmons, Staley and Schaefer, Gernand and Groasnickla, Corneling Thomas and Lowe, and others. Orphans' Court actions include executors' accounts, inventories, and admin appointments, with wills probated and estates processed during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and
Orphans’ Courts
Winfield S. Rinshach
Ben Derilbiss
Derlibiss
Susie O. Deriibles
Abram W Grabill
Mary Bowlus
Naunie E. Helfenstein
John D. Santkte
Singletos E Ramabarg
Minntok
John D. Shankle
Carrilla Shanks
Frederick Howard
Flora A. Frey
William
Cramer
Clerary V. Wachter
Walkeraville
David F. Dorcus
Marths A. Dorong
Nonaty
David Cramer
John
Simon P. Kyleri
Walkershire
Oderles W. Smith, Jr
Etel
Chas. W. Dorous
Woodsboro
Roy Eby
John P. Fox
James O. Marae
Orran F. Ficck
Charles O. Waters
James T. Warsohe
J. Wesley Orsegar
Tourmont
Fils
John W. Thomas
Wifs
Frank Raymond Gaisbers
Thomas
Clayburne
A. Thomas
Nash E. Gramer
Charles E. Trail
Christian H. Meyers
Walkersville
Braddock Heights
Joseph K. Hays
Johnno Murray
Conney
Ann Eliza Johnson
Samuel M dJobucon
Clinton Augustus Baugher
Sarah E. Kaufman
Dublin
Bamuel Thomas Mosa
Galdie May Nusz
Yellow Springs
John Henry Crouse
Mary Flotilla Simmons
Frederik
Charles Albert Staley
Yallow Springs
Mollia May Schaefer
Rocky Springe- Woah
Preston Gernand
Oregon
Elmnoir
Mary Etta Groasnickla
Mrysteville
George Corneling
State House Staff Controversy in Maryland Legislature
In Annapolis Democrats control both houses while Republicans represent Frederick and Montgomery counties. Senator Lee objects to Albert J Almony’s appointment as Library Committee clerk, arguing courtesy should shield him from a rival county. The Senate rescinded the order and Almony may retire amid Montgomery politics fallout.
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Frederictk County
Maryland
House
Senate
Seth
State House
Marcia
Lee
Montgomery
Albert J Almony
Stontgomery
Almoneu T
Blair Lee
Spencer O. Jones
Almony
Jones
rE MODEL Talepheus Call to We Are Leaving No Stone Unturned
Advertisement announcing cloaks and coats at low prices with claims of wholesale pricing and quality garments. Mentions fur coats and silk petticoats, a fresh shipment of black taffets skirts at 500 dollars, and children's stockings and minis available.
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Garment Department
Chidree
Ainge
Clearetos
Bernad
Usie Portain
Brey
Redooliers
George
Bodock
Bank Directors Organize Across Freder ick County
The Freder ick County National bank and First National Bank organized yesterday afternoon electing presidents cashiers and clerks. Central Nations bank named John S. Newnan president and Williem B. Storm cashier. Farmers and Mechanics National named Cherles B Trail president and Wilbur H. Duvall cashier.
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Frederick County National Bank
A. 0. McCerdell
Joseph W.L. Carty
A. LeRoy McCardell
Wm.d. Zimmermen
The
First National Bank
Frank C. Norwood
George T. Baum
Gardner
G. Wesley Kindley
Cherles B. Trail
Frankiin B. Smith
Wilbur H. Duvall
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Teller
O. Albert Gilson
Edgar E. Moore
Robert BE. Delapisire
Eastern Star Grand Chapter meets in Baltimore in January
The ninth senocal communication of the Grand Chapter of Maryland, Order of the Eastern Star, will be beta in Baltimore January 24 and 25. Mizpah Chapter No. of this city will be represented. Hexsbdinger of Goring. The blue birds have not yet palin an appearance, but a large invoice of taw n mowers was received today by a local dealer.
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Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Baltimore
Mizpah
Hexsbdinger
Goring
Packard Piano praise at Palace of Music recital
A Frederick audience praised the Packard piano placed in Olsy Hall for a concert, highlighting its tone and volume. the Rosa Linpr and Rosa Lindé Company endorsements are noted. Local ads invite visitors to inspect the Packard line at the Palace of Music.
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Packard
Packards
Bibgiy
Palace OF Music
Funeral for Mrs Arthur Bentz in Mount Olivet services
The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Bentz was held at 2 PM at her late home on B and O avenue with pallbearers Wm Zepp Jacob Hahn Jr Stephen Hahnenod and WM Oreb. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. L Oben derfer & Son were directors. The funeral of Roger Fagan followed at 3:30 PM at his late home on Weak Fourth Street with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle conducting. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. FF Schroider was the funeral director.
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Arthur Bentz
Lata Homs
B. & O. Avenue
Ravi
Osborne Ingle
Wm. Zepp
Jacob Hahn, Jr
Stephen Hahnenod
Mt. Olivet
L.obenderfer & Son
Roger Fagan
Weak Fourth Street
Met
Olivet Cometers
FF Schroider
Basketball Returns to Frederick This Winter Series
Basketball games will be played again in Frederick this winter at least once a week. Fans of sport will be welcomed. The sport equals football in fascination, yet is less rough and demands agility and good head work at all stages. A number of strong teams will take part in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annousceucus
Frederick
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jacob Perry
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs Jacob Perry of Walkersville on Christmas Day with dinner and gifts. Their family includes six children and relatives in Maryland and Ohio. Perry, once an undertaker and contractor, later joined the Prohibition party and remains active in the United Brethren church network.
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Jacob
Perry
Walkeravilla
J. W. Long
Leitersburg
Washington County
Mary Perry
Springfield
This County
Martha A. Geesey
Sophia Geesey
James P. Perry
Frederick. Myre
D.E. Steaffar
Walkersville
Katie Conolly
Chicago
Illinois
W. E. Perry
Halitown
W- Va
James P. Parry
North Baltimore
Ohio
J. W- Long
John J. Perry
Fiorista’ Exchange
Baltimore
WBE
H. E.gregory
Prohibition Party
United Brethren Church
Glossbranner
Markwood
State News Roundup From Easton to Annapolis
Samuel Haslett dies at 71 in Easton. Court of Appesia rules Osllaway reservoir site for Baltimore. Fire razes McDaniel farm buildings near North East. Dr Charles M Ellis elected president of National Bank of Elkton over Evelyn Tome France. Dyna mite blast near Oddspring kills one, injures another. General Assembly resumes in Annapolis with little business. Two Queen Annes delegates back caucus for Morgan chair. Murray Vacdiver likely. John T Best injured feeding corn crusher south of town. finger lacerated. Dr Ica J McCardy treats wounds.
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Samuel +. Haslett
Easton
Court of
General Assembly
Annapolis
Queen Anne’s County
Will
Eaid
Mrr
Murray
John T. Best
Ica J. McCardy
Frederick College Student Takes Clerk Post with B and O
Mr Earl House, a commercial department student at Frederick College, has accepted a clerk position with the B and O Railway Company at Brunswick. He waits while a student and notes the job pays well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl House
Frederick College
B. & O. Railway Company
Brunswick
House
Petition Presented by Col Pearre for Court of Claims reference
In the House yesterday Col George A Pearre presented a petition of the heirs of Caroline EB Ketler of Frederick County asking for the reference of a war claim to the Court of Claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearre
House of Representatives
Caroline EB. Ketler
Frederick County
Court of Claims
Fortnightly Literary Club Meets Tomorrow Night
The Fortnightly Literary Club schedules its regular meeting tomorrow in Kemp Hall with a program prepared by a committee chaired by Miss Wille Ritchie. In other news, Gerry C. Zimmerman of Frederick has been granted a patent on a shatter bower and fasterer.
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Fortnigntty Literary Club
Kemp Hall
Wille Ritchie
Gerry OC. Zimmerman
Frederick
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Feegh Fish
Esgravicg
Mili Remuant
Ickingham School
G. Edward Reon
Engelbresht
B. Patrick St. Bethasda Society
Froxall & Fout
A. Simmons’ Reales
R.R. Lewis , Co
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Sosenonr & Sons
Rodock
Pursly Personal
Eazant
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Vera
Chas. Stalsy
Miss Mollie Shafer
Rer
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Frank J. Stoner
Harriet McCartney
Alecassad
Walter S. Wiles
Americus G. P. Wiles
F. Howard Warfield
John J. Meyers
Hezekiah
John W. Boteler
Margaret O. Boteler
Brantner
Bertie I. Forest
William Richerds
John H. Spurrier
Marths D. Spurrier
David M. Stevgle
George T. Karn
John Conrad Engelbrecht
Martha D. Spurrier
John C. Engelbrecht
Clayton C. Keedy
Marion Bantz
Annie S. Bantz
Annie E. Bantz
Mary $. Lantz
Joseph B. Lantz
Warrenot
T. Marion Bantz
Annis E. Bantz
George H. Morningstar
Sarah A. Morningstar
Montgomery County
Albert J. Almany
Poeltiot
Library Clee
Carter
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Wasmincaron
D. C
Wgxens
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Congress
Thomas P. Kane
Cerrerey
Citizens” National Bank of
T.P. Kane
Gurrenes
Joan Mendrickson
Talepheus
Torn Aendrickson
Jantor Hall
Thoradsy
Admmiteston
Lutheran Bethesda Society
Evan. Latheran Church
H W. Bowers
Trexell & Fonr
W. Patrick St
Pebile Auction
Isuaary
Cape and Flats
Mus
M. O. Getzsauce
Walter Saunders
G. W. Tyson
Highbarger
Woman's College
Music & Literature
Noets Marget
Fri
Chas. T
Ratta Steck
Tates
Music & Liveratres
North Market St
3Rd
Elactria
E.G Schmid
Citizene’ Nat. Bank
Mercer
W. E. Mercer
George &, Rodock
Thos, P. Rice
North Maxbet Street
East Fourth Street
TSS
Morgan Ceoil
West Patries Street
Aity
Morgan Cecil
Patrick St. Frederick
Conetc O. L
Franklin Street
Gity
Marsdderly
G. E. Foster
Frederick, MD
Kefauver
Church Street
Buckingham Intal School
Janiddant
Baltimore School of Telegraphy
Law Balidice
Aprigio Hahp Rowe
Dade Des5iz
Tam
B. Sappingter
Sappirgtor
City Mall
Hlye
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