Noted historical figures and deaths spanning 19th century
A garbled OCR list recalls notable 19th century figures: Sir Robert Napier born Deckerton died in London and in South America 1883. Randolph Rogers American sculptor born 185. Cardinal Manning English prelate died London born 1808. Lewis Carroll C L Dodgson died London born 1840. Nubar Pasha Egyptian statesman died Paris. also references to Prince Albert Victor and a General Heckman in Germantown. mentions deaths in Rome and other places, with various birth years and locales.
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Deckerton
Xni
South America
Napier
Robert Cornelis
Magdala
London
Ceslon
Prince Albert Victor
Duke of Clarence
Avondale
Randolph Rogers
Rome
Cardinal Henry Edward Manning
Diawali
Liliuo~ Kkelant
Charles A. Lleckman
Federal Army
Germantown
C. L. Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Alice In Wonderland
Nubar Pasha
Faris
Notice to Subscriptions Collect Day Tomorrow
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month is our regular collection day. The Daily News carriers will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready will save mutual inconvenience.
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Daily News
Law seeks changes in school fund distribution after court ruling
A bill will be introduced to amend the public school fund distribution law after a Court of Appeals decision. It targets inequalities favoring counties with large colored populations by altering how funds are allocated between white and colored schools. Anne Arundel Allegany and Garratt County are cited with stark per quarter figures and open lengths for colored schools.
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Court of Appeals
Atihe Arundel
Maryland
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Garratt County
Personal notes from Baltimore and Frederick locals
PURELY PERSONAL. Myra R Morningatar of Baltimore visits Miss Lillie Birely on East Third street. George A Zsigler, who spent holidays with family on East South street, returns to Hinton West Virginia. Victor A Wright of Baltimore, Mensad Women Catholic Magazine, opens a few days in Frederick. Grayson Byler of Smiths Da light near Frederick opens Saturday and Sunday last with his daughter Mire. Clarence Shank near Taneytown.
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Myra. R. Morningatar
Baltimore
Lillie Birely
East Third Street
George A. Zsigler
East South Street
Hinton
W. Va
Victor A. Wright
Mensad Women’s Catholic Magazine
Frederick
Grayson Byler
Smith's Dalight
Mire
Clarence Shank
Taneytown
A Little Boy's Plight in Frederick Depots Search for Uncle
Nicholas Barnum a 12 year old boy from Baltimore arrived on the 7 pm train to Frederick to visit his uncle Levia Weiland who was said to be employed by the B and O railroad. He waited at the N and BR depot with no sign of his relative. The boy stayed overnight with Miss Rachael Bader after depot efforts failed. If the uncle does not appear by 8 pm he faces return to Baltimore.
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Nicholas Barnum
Baltimore
Weland
Frederick
Weiland
Rachael Bader
Hasttreet
Bill for New Circuit Judge Post Sparks Senate Speculation
Maryland representative Pearre introduced a House bill to create an additional circuit judge in the Fourth Circuit. The measure mirrors a Simmons proposal from the Fifty-seventh Congress and ties to political maneuvering between Senators McComas and Pritchard.
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Pearre
Maryland
House of Representatives
Fourth Circuit
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Judiciary
Pritchard
McComas
Supreme Bench
District of Columbia
Pearce
Clozely
McQomas
Social event at Pearl for Mite Society of Carmel M. P. church
A January 9 social at Joseph G. Miller’s Pearl home featured music, readings, recitations, prayers, and a K through program. Miss Mamie O'Hara presided at the organ as a varied program of songs and readings entertained attendees. A $2.01 collection was raised for the Mite Society.
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Pearl
Joseph G. Miller
Mite Society
Elsie Ray
D. E. Miller
Ray
Amon Eaworthy
Albert Esaworthy
4Hashmaz
John O'Hara
Daniel Hiker
Charles Lease
P. Carpenter
W.F. Miller
Misses Mary
Alice
Maggie Esworthy
Alice Lease
Meta Gaver
Grace Maine
Ethel Winpigler
Mamie O'Hara
Della Esworthy
Adamstown
Maggie Dinterman
Sophia Hamilton
Mery Smith
Maggie Harsman
Jennie Grabil
Mamie Groff
Lillian Mercer
Qora Umberger
Florence Harbaugh
Hisie Ray
Mary H. Miller
Agnes Muller
Mabsile Carpenter
Messia
Walter Eiker
Lewis
Harry Umberger
Kieffer Winpigter
John Esworthy
Scott Duvall
Milton Oram
Misa Bessie Steward Weds Snyder in Washington Ceremony
Hymeineas Snyder Steward, daughter of Mrs Jesse Steward of West Patrick Street and Lewis Snyder of Richmond, Va., was married Tuesday afternoon at Rev R P Williams residence in Washington DC. Engagement announced: Faith B Lindsay to Harry O Reynolds of Baltimore.
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Snyder—Steward
Misa Bessie V. Steward
Jesse Steward
West Patrick Street
Lewis Snyder
Richmond
Washington, D. C
R. P. Williams
Hamilton Lindsay
Faith B
Harry O. Reynolds
Baltimora City
Gas main break halts paving on East Third Street
A cracked gas main split in two halted freshly laid pavement in front of Charles Wertheimer’s home Yesterday workers applied a clamp and stopped the leak.
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Eest Third Street
Charles Wertheimer
Frederick D A R Meeting Elects Officers at Home
The Frederick chapter D A R met at the home of the corresponding secretary Miss Williamson Court Equare Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected: Regent Miss Willie M Ritchie registrar Miss Eleanor M Johnson recording secretary Miss Emily N Manlaby corresponding secretary Mrs Baker Johnson treasurer Mrs Edward Bichelperger historian Miss Maulsby. Plans discussed for a tablet to The Immortal Twelve Judges who repudiated the Stamp Act. Next meeting in March to appoint delegates to Continental Congress. Congress to convene in April to honor Washington.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Williamson
Willie M. Ritchie
Eleanor M. Johnson
Emily N. Manlaby
Baker Johnson
Edward 8. Hichelperger
Maulsby
Johnson
Congress
Washington
United States
Caught Farmer on Old Trick in New Dress
Riverside New Jersey farmers faced a swindle as two men offered a trial of a patent wagon tongue then sought rights to canvass the county for a high price. A second pair returned offering hundreds more, but the original sellers later appeared and bought back the right while the tongue proved no better than standard models.
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Riverside
N. J
Washington Camp Plans Fraternal Visit and Services
At a large Washington Camp No 17 meeting the group voted to pay a fraternal visit to Washington Camp No 48 at Doubs on Saturday January 28 with District President George T M Shoffter to install its officers. Preparations also begun for a church service on Sunday February 21. A committee of J L Engelbrecht H E Cramer and Richard S Keyser was named to arrange the events.
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Washington Camp
Doubs
Saturasy
George T. M. Shoffter
Heana
Jacob L Engelbrecht
Henry E.i Cramer
Richard S Keyser
Citizens Elect Bank Officers After Directors Meeting
At yesterday's Citizens National Bank board meeting the following were elected to offices: Joseph D. Baker president, Wm G Baker vice president, Holmes D Baker assistant to president, Wil. G Zimmerman cashier, Samuel G Duvall assistant cashier, Joseph Mc Davit teller, J Travers Thomas Ira L Miller 8 D Hedges Grayson H Staley and Paul O Willard book keepers and clerks Olaude W Wilhide clerk.
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Citizens
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Wm. G. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Wim. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDavit
J. Travers Thomas
Ira L. Miller
D. Hedges
Grayson H. Staley
Paul O. Willard
Olaude W. Wilhide
Funeral of Mrs. Catherine Cooper Held at West South Street
The funeral for Mrs. Catherine Cooper was held at 2 PM this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Henry Brast on West South Street. Rev. B. Switzer officiated, with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. pallbearers included Osiper Orom George Moebriing Lewis Brast Ezra Hoffman Thomas Goodman and A. P. Rennes. Etchison Funeral Director.
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Catherine Cooper
Henry Brast
West South Street
B. ¥. Switzer
Mt. Olivet
Osiper Orom
George Moebriing
Lewis Brast
Ezra Hoffman
Thomas Goodman
A. P. Rennes
Etchison
Wives of Judges Attend Warfield Inauguration at Annapolis
Witnesses from the Court of Appeals wives watched Governor Warfield's inauguration in Annapolis yesterday from Senate floor seats. Mrs. McSherry attended with her daughters Miss McSherry and Miss Caroline McSherry.
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Court of Appeals
Briscoa
Jones
Warfield
Annapolis
Senate
McSherry
Miss McSherry
Misa Caroline McSherry
Market Quotations from Local Mart and Mountain City Mill
Local Mart and Mountain City Mill publish market quotes for staple commodities. Prices shown include corn at $3 per barrel, old corn at 51 seats per bushel, new carp at $2.50 per barrel, wheat No 2 red at 8314 per bushel, and oats at 40 per bushel with unclear units.
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Mountain
City Mill
Sudan
Directora Elected Effect at Zimmerman Milk Company Meeting
At the stockholders seating of the O E Zimmerman Milk Company the following directors were elected FE Palmer O Ex MF and Bernard FP Zimmerman and O Thomas The board has not yet organized.
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O.E. Zimmerman Milk Company
FE. Palmer
O. Ex
Bernard FP. Zimmerman
Thomas
Kephart Praises Tax News as Newsy Local Paper
Mr. C. S. Kephart of Dranesville Fairfax County Virginia renews his subscription and says Tax News is a newsy paper that provides all the news of his native home.
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C. S. Kephart
Dranesville
Fairfax County
Tax News
Report of smallpox scare in Frederick proved false
A rumor of smallpox in Frederick circulated last night and this morning but investigators found no foundation for the report. No case was confirmed and officials urged calm as they checked local conditions.
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Frederick
Foundation
Boward J. Smith Admitted to Maryland Practice
Boward J. Smith qualified before the Court of Appeals at Annapolia and was admitted to practice law in Maryland. He will practice in this city.
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Boward J. Smith
Court of Appeals
Annapolia
Wanthereby
Maryland
Smith
Marriage Licence Granted for Zecher Beeler Union
A marriage licence was issued at Hagerstown for Morris H. Zecher of Burkittsville to wed Ora A. Beeler of Qapland.
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Hageratowns
Morris H. Zecher
Burkittsville
Ora A. Beeler
Qapland
Sophia Schroeder Improves After Illness in Rome
Miss Sophia Schroeder has shown marked improvement after a period of illness at her home on Worth Market Street in Rome. Friends report she is now steadily recovering and hopes to resume her routine activities soon.
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Sophia Schroeder
Rome
Worth Market Strees
Willard Wins Suit Over Rent and Bill in Circuit Court
In the circuit court Judge Motter heard two cases. Clinton B Willard sued George Lambert for 15.60 plus rent disputes totaling 28.60. the jury awarded Willard 151.60. Deering Harvester Co. versus John Lawson involved a corn harvester. the company claimed overproduction of kernels but noted later adjustments by their rep. testimony continued at 1 o clock.
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Circuit Court
Motter
Donovan Ve. Geoney
Clinton B
Willard
George Lambert
Mr. Lambert
Lambert
West Patrick Street
P98
Bir
Atore
Mr. Willard
J. E. R. Wood
John Wood
Joseph W. Gaver
Deering Harvester Company
John Lawson
Lawson
Corp
Declined Invitation to Maryland State Medical Society
Dr. W. Boteler of this city declines joining the Maryland State Medical Society. He argues the society clings to an outdated code of ethics from 1807, blocks specialists, restricts competition, imposes high fees, and supports itinerant practitioners, harming medical progress and patient care. He cites his own extensive education and positions against the code and its barriers.
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Pucenig
Ara Eugh
Teang
Ethica
United States
Rip van Winkle
Asme
Madera
County Medical Society
Parable on demand cited in cashier note
Fragmentary OCR shows a line with 4 percent and a mention of WM. G. ZINMERMAN as Cashier, followed by garbled text. No clear date or full names to establish a complete news item.
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Clearoftases
WM. G. Zinmerman
Jani Iddtew Te
La Mascotte at City Opera House by Keystone Opera Co
The City Opera House hosts The Mascotte in English as The Mascot by Agdran on Monday January 18 performed by The Keystone Opera Company. Also The Desperate Chance opens Saturday with a story of the Biddle brothers life and crimes concluding in tragedy and moral tone. A Baltimore eye ear nose throat practice advertises services with telephone and address.
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Agdran
Ias
City Opera House
Keystone Opera Company
Is Ia
Theodore Kremer
Biddle Brothers
Pitteburg
Weet Franklin Street
Balimore
Frederick
City Hotel
Woodanly
Grand Clearing Sale of Enamel Ware and Household Goods
Local notice advertises a large sale by Hout & Reics featuring enamel ware tea pots coffee pots sauce pans boilers kettles buck ets caps and kitchen novelties including gold handle frying pans and 90 120 grosses. Also lists housekeepers oatfis 600 all steel hatchets towel racks and chests with numerous pieces. A separate item notes a kindergarten association fundraiser at City Hotel January 16 from 2 30 to 5 p m. sewerage bills are due for Market street abutting properties and city finance is urged. Organ recital at Woman's College January 15 with tickets from McCardell and a special car to Middletown after the recital. Fair of Ye Olden Time meetings scheduled for February 14 and 7 30 p m with chairmen and participants to attend.
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Grand Clearing
Auex G. Quysx & Qo
William David Zimmerman Elected Bank Bookkeeper
William David Zimmerman was elected bookkeeper of the Frederick County Nations Bank in a formal bank division election.
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William David Zimmerman
Frederick County Nations Bank
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the Daily News
Great Britain
Oeaany
Wasalyeros
W. JL. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Hsemente Today
Roga, Agt
N. E. Cramer
aDvas
Sala
Toetmoter
News Office
Reno B. Harp
Sol’r Canned Goode
Shipley Grocery Co
John Hendrickson
Doll Bros. Mirror Bargeins
Wa G
Lue
Zimmerman, Cash
Lewis Wetand
Hymieneas
B. Willard
Goto
Deering Harvester Co
John Lawada
Citizens? National Bank
Frepenics
Citizens’ National Bank of
Jon Bianorroxson
Clinton E, Main
Mein's Drug Store
Taipan
North Market Street
Clinton E. Main
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Chicago
George
Rodgcr
Rodoge & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Rice & Bons
Frederick, ND
Frederick County
Thomas F. Bice
East Fourth Strew
Farmer's Exchange
Rae Frederion County
Farmers Exchange
Bindhr
Offich
Carro
Sigdiy
Hull & Reich
Blane
Russia
Mildachy
Yh. H. B. Peterman
BR. Smith
Maronic Tempia
B. C. Nicodemus
North Maree Stelet
F. B. Sappington
Hout & Reics
Frea Kindergarten Association
Market Street
Patrick
Third Street
E. A. GitzmaEr
City Register and Taz
Woman's College
Frederick W. Wolff
O. M. Eyster
McCardell's
Middletown
College
Independent Hall
J. Rooz, McShaexvy
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