Fourteenth Century Conspiracy Attempts Against Emperor Napoleon Reported
Fragmentary 19th century notes recount failed bombing attempts on Emperor Napoleon and Empress, with bombs thrown under a carriage. The first did not touch the vehicle, the second injured a horse, the third exploded beneath the carriage. the driver was wounded but occupants unharmed. Other obituaries and events from 1892 to 1896 note deaths of artists, clerics, and revolutions, including Hawaii’s queen deposition.
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VSR
Reka Ene
Ousin
Prerri
Radha
Gemex
Fmnperor
Lovig Napoleon
Finpress Fugiate
Goa
Supants
Randolal Rogers
Rome
Henry Edward Manning
Lendott
Hawaii
Liliuokalani
Charles A. Hevlman
Federal Amy
Germats Town
Bor Isch
F. Podgsan
Louis Carrall
Autlin
Aloo
Lows
Paris
Weekly News Ad Rates and Publication Schedule
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue to be released Thursday. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation as the largest bona fide newspaper and invites new ads with deadlines Friday at 5 p m for new copy and 1 p m for changes.
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WeraLy News
Yagily Thoraday
Frederick City
Weskly News
Notice to subscribers on the Damy News collection day
Tomorrow is the fifteenth day of the month and carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save time. The paper reports a loss of business year and requests subscribers in arrears to settle promptly.
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Damy News
Purely Personal Local Visit Updates
Misses Katherina and Mary Eschbach visit Baltimore. Mr Wm Zimmerman of South Market street departs for Johnstown Pa. Mrs Charles W Rossa Jr at West Onnrch street visits Baltimore. Miss Mason from West Virginia returns after staying with Mayor and Mrs George Edward Smith on East Second Street. Mr J F Lochner and sister Emma depart to attend the wedding of P S Baum in Newport News Va to Miss Mary Opperman of Washington DC.
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Katherina
Mary Eschbach
Baltimore
Wm. Zimmerman
South Market Street
Johnstown
Charles W. Rossa, Jr
West Onnrch Street
Mason
West Virginia
George Edward Smith
East Second Street
J. F. Lochner
Emma
P.S Baum
Newport News
Mary Opperman
Washington, D.C
Feete and Medders Funerals Held at Mt Olivet
The funeral for Miss Hattie E. E. Feete was held at 2 pm from her Hast All Saints' home with Rev. E. R. Esch bach and Prof. J. H. Apple officiating. Pallbearers included Scott Stone and others. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Albert Medders funeral occurred at 10:30 am from the Baltimore & Ohio depot with Rev. Dr. B. 8. Todd officiating. Pallbearers were family members and associates. Interment was at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Hattie E. E. Feete
All Saints’ Atreat
E. R. Eschbach
J. H. Apple
Smith
Scott Stone
Allan Lamps
Gibson Smith
William Frantz
Harry Karicofe
Rudolph Crozse
Mt. Olivet
Quarries Foreman Sustains Fatal Skull Injury
Fritz Betts, a superintendent at Standard Lime and Stone Company limestone quarries, was struck on the head by a moving cable and iron roller. He lies unconscious at his Martinsburg home with a fractured skull and brain concussion. doctors fear the injuries may prove fatal.
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Fritz Betts
Standard Lime and Stone Company
South College At Rest
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Doe jailed on disorderly conduct charge
John Doe arrested by Officers Holbruner and Crouse for disorderly conduct. Justice Smith imposed five days in jail in default of a five dollar fine. Local market notes list corn prices and hay per ton, with brief health update on William H. East of East Fourth Street after a heart failure.
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John Doe
Holbruner and
Crouse
Justica Smith
Doe
Maryland Delegation Delays Schley Resolutions Action
Six Maryland lawmakers met to map strategy on Schley resolutions. They agreed to support any pending bill vindicating Admiral Schley but will wait for the President’s decision on the Schley appeal before taking House or Senate action. If the President’s ruling displeases Schley, action may proceed. if acceptable, the matter may be dropped.
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Schley
Congress
Maryland
Sohley
Admiral Sohley
House
Senate
Sidovy E. Mudd
George A. Pearce
Sampson
Clark
Oregon
Charles R. Schirm
George Dewey
Court of Inquiry
Isidor Rayner
Admiral Schley
Davey
Echiim
Mr. Mudd
Admiral Sckiey
Honor to Admiral Schley bronze bust proposed for Maryland State House
Delegate Griffith introduces a joint resolution in the Maryland House to thank Rear Admiral Schley for his 1898 victory off Santiago and to authorize the Governor to commission a bronze bust by Ephraim Keyser or another Maryland artist for the State House in Annapolis with a $2,500 appropriation.
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State House
Delagate Griffith
Calvert County
House of Delagates
Admiral Schley
Annapolis
Winfield Scott Schley
United States Navy
Santiago
Schlay
General Assembly of
Maryland
Schley
Bea
Ephraim Keyser
Hey's Descendant Dead in Maryland and Missouri Deaths
Mrs Habersham of Annapolis, a Francia Scott Key granddaughter, learned of Francis Key Steele's sudden heart-related death in Jefferson County Missouri. Steele, son of late Henry M and Maria Lloyd Steele, was in his sixties and his remains were awaited. A letter from Frank Scholl in Manila, dated December 5 1901, reports D M Scholl is well and hopes to return home soon though a date was not set.
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D. M. Scholl
Patrick Streat
Frank
Manila
Scholl
Francis Caldwell
Francia L. Caldwell
Frank Caldwell
Emmitsburg
Pneumonis
John Diehl
Fairfield
Hmmitaborg
Mountain View
W. J. D. Scherer
Charles Reinewald
Rural Free Delivery Carriers to Get City Leave Parity
Representative George A. Pearce introduced a bill in the House providing that rural free-delivery mail carriers shall receive the same period of leave of absence as city mail carriers. The measure aims to harmonize benefits between rural and urban routes.
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George A. Pearce
House of Representatives
Ab- Belice
Bankruptcy petition filed by Edward Carroll in Brunswick
Edward Carroll a railroad employee of Brunswick filed for protection under the bankrupt law yesterday. He lists debts of 824 dollars and assets of 835 dollars, 800 dollars of which is real estate. Music furnished by Albert Schroeder Albert Bader and Charles Feaga of the Frederick Select Orchestra supported a dance event in Gettysburg last night.
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Edward Carroll
Brunswick
Messrs
Albert Schroeder
Albert Bader
Charles Feaga
Frederick
Frederick County Telephones Connect With Baltimore Line
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company linked with Maryland Telephone and Telegraph of Baltimore enabling calls from Frederick to Baltimore Westminster and other places. Mayor Smith of Frederick dials Mayor Hayes of Baltimore to celebrate. Montgomery County Telephone Company met to consider a Pennsylvania syndicate plan to rebuild lines and offer long distance service with small rate increases while preserving current rates.
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Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Maryland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Baltimore
Frederick
Westminster
Smith
Hayes
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Syndicate
Washington
Gaitheraburg
Montgomery County Company
Toost Company
Boyds Telephone Company
Enterprise Telephone Company
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
National Bank Elections Held for Frederick Banks
Annual director elections conducted at five Frederick national banks. Citizens list includes McSherry Smith Ramaburg Baker Hargett Thomas Motter Baker Kefauver Haller Walker Baker. Central slate features Ross Witheme Schley Miller Lakin Wor map Wertheimer Potts Eichelberger Newman. Frederick County picks Hammond Simmons Reich Quynn Barely Ordeman Shriner Gittinger. Farmers and Mechanics names Wine brewer Trail Urner Groshon Miller Harris Lowenstain Maynard Kemp Dean Smith Doll. Fliat slate lists Norwood Lavy Cramer Shipley Baker Landauer Hoack Cramer Fonton Thomas.
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Frederick
James McSherry
George William Smith
John 8
Ramaburg
William G. Baker
D. H. Hargett
C. M. Thomas
John O. Motter
J. D. Baker
D. E. Kefauver
Thomas H. Haller
Jas. E. Walker
Daniel Baker
Central
Chersea W. Ross
Henry Witheme
Fairfax
N.E. Cramer
George B. Shipley
David A. Baker
A. M. Landauer
Gso. Hoack
A. W. Cramer
J. Fonton Thomas
Frederick Described as a Finished City by Local Pastor
Rev. T Freeman Dixon, pastor of a Presbyterian church, told Baltimore ministers that Frederick is a finished city with few tasks beyond maintaining standings. He noted about three accessions yearly after deaths and departures, praised Rev Dr Robert B Williams for a five year stay, and joked about a sudden wind ending his own pastorate before returning home this evening.
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Baltimore
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ministers of
Frederick
Sven
Brother Williams
Robert B. Williams
Walbrook Church
Dixon
Gorman Elected U S Senator at Annapolis
Arthur Poe Gorman was elected United States Senator at Annapolis at noon today by Senate and House votes. Republicans backed William H. Jackson. Gorman led 61 to 43 in Senate and 61 to 43 in House. joint convention to announce results tomorrow. Vandiver re elected state treasurer with 69 to 60. Gorman arrived in Annapolis last night and stays at the executive mansion. Last night, petition sought Harmony district 25. Schley inquiry memorials discussed. primary election bills introduced.
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Gorman
Annapolis
Arthur Poe Gorman
United States
Senate
William H. Jackson
Wicomico County
Vackeun
Lathe Guuse
Jackson
Congress
Vandiver
House
Murray Vandiver
Thomas J. Shryock
Mr. Gorman
Anneapolis
Annapolia
General Baughman
General Baughman Are Staying At the Executive Mansion
General Assembly
Rohrbach
Frederick County
Harmony District
Schley
Browning
Baltimore City
Court of Inquiry
Schley Court of
United State Navy
Fifty Seventh Congress
House of Delegates
Peter J. Campbell
E. Lynn Painter
Baltimore County
Election Bills and Corrupt Practices Referenced in Debate
The measure outlines party vigilance, voter protection, and pay for poll workers funded by Rathmors city. It requires party inspectors at primaries to take oaths and report violations to the grand jury. Expenses are modest for the public sector and for county candidates, with voting procedures aligned to general elections. All three bills were sent to the Committee on Elections.
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Rathmors
Obituary notices of Gladhill Shipley Caldwell and Harley
Obituary items report the deaths of Rev John T Gladhill at East Orange New Jersey Bradley F Shipley a longtime Baltimore area resident John Francis Caldwell and Melinda A Bantz, both connected to Maryland area families, died recently Dr John Harley of Ge rvrt Pennsylvania also passed away with brief notices of survivors and funeral details
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Melinda A. Bantz
Edward Bantz
Baltimore
Bolton Street
January sale showcases record bed linens and trimmings
A dramatic store promotion touts extraordinary January discounts on bed linens, towels, spreads, and dress trimmings. It highlights large price cuts, including table linens and pillow muslin, urging customers to take advantage of the greatest sale yet. Local stock taking and customer crowds accompany the event.
Charity Organization Society formed by Protestant churches
Representatives met at City Hall last night to organize The Charity Organization Society with Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach as temporary chairman and Misa Nanule Floyd as temporary secretary. Another meeting will be held next Monday at 7 in the city registrar's office to finalize representation and permanent setup for coordinated relief of the deserving poor.
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City Register
Charity Organization Society
E. R. Eschbach
Mise Nanule Fioyd
Y M C A Entertainment Program
The Y M C A rooms host an evening of performances including violin by Owen Compher recitations by Edna Quourtney Bertha Hargett and others vocal and instrumental solos by Mrs Allen Mr Irving Biser W W Gathorne Miss Bowers Miss James Mr John Gittinger and Miss McDonnell with instruments from trombone to cornet and piano all presented in a single program.
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Y.M.C. A
Evio
Owen Compher
Minzs
Edna Quourtney
Mrs. Allen
Margaret Marsh
Bessie Hargett
Misa McDonnell
Cornet
John Gittinger
A Narrow Escape From a Home Accident at Rockville
Miss Gertrude White daughter of Rev G Dorney White of Rockville M E church South faced a near disaster Sunday evening when a lamp flame ignited her hair. She extinguished the blaze by ducking into a bowl of water, suffering only burns to the head but escaping serious injury. Also reported foxhound bite near High Knob on Mr Austin Baughman left leg. wound cauterized by Dr T B Johnson, but he remains able to be about.
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Gertrude White
G. Dorney White
Rockville
M E.dhurch
Sitten
High Knob
Austin Baughman
Mr. Baughman
T. B. Johnson
Local Public Auction and events in Frederick area
Intending to go out of business I will offer at public auction Saturday January 18 1903 at 730 p m my entire stock of millinery baby caps ladies and children s underwear and notions Also a fine line of mourning goods Mrs M C Gerzapacky 116 North Market St Warren Launpers Auctioneer Concert by St Cecilia Chapter under the auspices of All Saints Guild Master Dobson the Boy Soprano will appear Friday evening January 1st at 815 o clock at the Episcopal Sunday school rooms City Hotel Grill Lyon Haven Bay oysters direct from the beads at sha Raw Bar 410 pants per dozen Wa O Boteler M D eye ear nose throat specialist No 28 N Market St dressmaking Eaves 36 East Church Street
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M. C. Gerzpaccy
North Market
Warren Launpers
St. Cecilia
St. Ceccilis
All Saints’ Guild
Dobson
Frederick
Episcopal
City Hotel Grill
Lyon Haven Bay
Sha
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Joseph Lebhert
Carden
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Stanuary Sale
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J. B. W. Hargett
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Frederick County Company
National Bank Elections
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Walkersville
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Frederick, Md
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