January 16 in History Highlights Noted Figures
The entry notes births and deaths of several historical figures including the poet Richard Sovege born Jan 16, historian Edward Gibber died 1057, and Charles Henry Davis born in Boston and dying in 21. It mentions Davis as rear admiral and fleet captain under Depont at Port Royal, succeeding Foote and defeating Confederate forces along the Mississippi. Joel T. R. and General Christopher Colon are also listed with deaths in London and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sovege
Edward Gibber
Charles Henry Davis
Boston
Louisiana
Moyly
Joel T. R
London
Christopher Colon
Washington
The Weekly News Tar Wersty Preview
The Weekly News announces a forthcoming twelve page issue ready Thursday with broad news and features. It claims Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and urges advertisers to send copy by 6 p m Wednesday or changes by 12 m noon that day.
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Frederick City
Purely Personal News From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Local notes list residents visiting, traveling, and staying in Frederick. Several individuals from Utica Myersville Cincinnati and Washington are on business or visiting relatives. Affected residents on the sick list include Mr. Grashon Gomber Knode Hartig Ogle and others with improvements noted for several. An error in Tus News misreported Mr Rickerds illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grashon
Patrick Straat
Misa Maggie Gomber
South Market Street
J. Thomas Eizenhaur
Elite Cafe
Bart Kader
Lawson Duobel
North Market Street
Harry Cratchley
East Sixth Street
Virginis Fritz
East Fourth Street
Margaret M. Robinson
Girls’ High School
Baltimore
Albert Rickerdz
Tus
Rickerds
Local Bits Highlight School Exams and Pipe Company Notes
Examinations for public school pupils begin next Monday. Lonkers for Company A use installed in the armory. Frank Brookey Jr omitted from Independent Hose Co chief piper nominations. Children broke pint glass door at Mr Wm Miles tobacco store on North Market Street.
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Lst
Independent Hose Co
Frank Brookey, Jr
Wm. Miles
North Market Street
Knights of Pythias lodge hosts grand chancellor’s address
The Castro Gall Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias in Masonic Temple held a largely attended meeting last night. Grand Chancellor Reno S. Harp outlined plans to boost membership and presented an engraved resolutions plaque to the rank team for their work. The lodge noted a large increase in Maryland membership and the team reportedly conferred the degree on over 1 600 candidates in the past year.
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Castro
Mountain City
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Temple
Msabera
Rano 8. Harp
Atora
Harp
Dimsin
Maryland
Shan
Mountain City Lodge
H. Dorasy Etohison
O. A. Tandis
Mountain City Lodge Orchestra
Reno S. Harp
T. S. Bader
Mountain City Lidge Orchestra
H. L. Price
Thea
Wm. F. Broening
Lodge
Obituaries and incidents at Eastos and nearby towns
George H Buckley a farmer died at home near Eastos Thompson Wilson a former grocer died suddenly at Grisfiald Peter Whaler died January 15 at Bishopville E O Hopkins announces candidacy for the postmastership of Cambridge Tucker Anderson electrician fell from scaffold at the Naval Academy killed Two daughters of Samuel Keiper of Orellin Garrest county broke through the ios while ekating and were crowned Robert Leatherman son of G Leatherman Newcastle W Va was burned to death at Piedmont Pulp and Paper Co Luke Md Isaac Winder colored convicted of murder in the first degree at Towson for the killing of Frederick T Rinehard tollgate keeper on the Dulaner Valley turnpike and sentenced to be hanged Midshipman Meriwether arraigned at Annapolis on hazing six midshipmen of the fourth class some court members to be challenged Miller trial concluded.
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George H. Buckley
Eastos
Thompson Wilson
Peter Whaler
Bishopville
Worcester County
E. O. Hopkins
Sost
Cambridge
Tucker Anderson
Naval Academy
Samuel Keiper
Orellin
Garrest
Ios
Robert Leatherman
G. W. Leatherman
Newcastle
W.va
Piedmont Pulp and Paper Company
Luke, Md
Isaac Winder
Towsor
Frederick T. Rinehard
Dulaner Valley
Burke
Meriwether
Annapolis
Miller
Will of Peter Leatherman Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Peter Leatherman of Pear Myerstille is filed in the Orphans Court. He leaves the home farm to his wife Julianna Leatherman for life, then to daughter Annis M. Shank, with proceeds from the wood lot to be shared by all children. Personal property goes to his wife, while funds from money and investments go to his two sons in trust for life to his wife, then equally to the children. Executors named are sons William H. Leatherman and John W. Leatherman, with daughters Laura A. Waters and Annis M. Shank as executrixes omitted bond.
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Peter Leatherman
Pear Myerstille
Orphans’ Court
Julianna Leatherman
Aonis M. Shank
Wm. H
John W. Leatherman
Hia
William H. Leatherman
Dawson Flock
Philip Derr
Laura A. Waters
James E. Waters
Joshua Biser
Annis Mi- Shank
Maryland corn yield rises after education trains
Mr O Baslay Littig of Baltimore reports a USDA letter crediting higher Maryland corn yield in 1905 over 1904 to two corn special trains run through the state that spring. Yields rose from 25 bushels in 1900 to 36.9 in 1905, evidence of improved farming methods and plans for more traveling farmers institutes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Baslay Litty
Baltimore
United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Littig
Lisig
Road Supervisors Appointments By County Board
Twe county commissioners yesterday approved road supervisor appointments for Liberty District and Hanvers District listing James W Appleby Samuel M Poole Charles i Albsugh William E Boyer Joseph Stansbury George McK Reiley Adam T Etzier Augustus Etzier Milton EB Staub J T Sim Albaugh James M Boone Basil 8 Glisan Hanvers District names Tilghman P Alexander William Weat John Lantz Daniel I Manahan Emory L Babrman Melanchton Hanver Harry W Lewin Joseph Toma John D Swope The board meets with New Market district supervisors today.
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Twe
Liberty District
James W. Appleby
Samuel M. Poole
Charles i. Albsugh
William E. Boyer
Joseph Stansbury
George McK. Reiley
Adam T. Etzier
Augustus Etzier
Milton EB. Staub
J. T. Sim Albaugh
James M. Boone
Basil
Glisan
Hanvers
Tilghman P. Alexander
William Weat
John &.Lantz
Rev W N Cleveland Died In Cleveland Morning
Grover Cleveland’s brother Rev W N Cleveland died here this morning at age seventy three. He served as a clergyman and was connected with the family in this city for many years.
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Tar Nzwe
Ovevenasp
Onro
San
Grover Cleveland
W. N. Cleveland
Four Die in Tunnel Pipe Burst Under East River
A dramatic air pipe burst in the Pennsylvania Ball Road tunnel under the East River in New York caused four deaths and disrupted morning traffic. Fire boats and rescue teams rushed to the scene as investigators began work.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Fire destroys Conrey village outside Lima
Tar Naws dispatch from Lima reports a fire that devastated Conrey village about thirty miles west of here on January 16. No further details were provided.
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Tar Naws
Lima
Qonrey
Moroccan Conference Opens in Algeciras Spain
The II international Conference of Morocco opened at 3 o clock this afternoon in Algeciras Spain with delegates gathering to discuss regional issues and future governance.
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Algueigas
Spain
Morocco
Trolley Accident in Bronx Hurts Fifteen
New York January 16 A Bronx trolley car jumped the track this morning injuring fifteen people. Local emergency crews rushed to the scene and transport was disrupted as investigators began assessing the cause.
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New York
Bronx
Seth Explains Senate Appointments To Soothe Minority Complaints
In Annapolis President Seth defends appointing Mezera Devilbius and Griffith as committee chairs and a Republican clerk and folder. He says moves fix minority services and denies seeking Republican votes for policy. Seth cites 20 years’ experience and explains Cabinet-like room allocations and Baker’s assent.
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Senate
Annapolis
Seth
Mezera
Devillis
Frederick County
Griffith
Calvert
Bir
Blair Lee
Seth Fis
Easton
Committee On Roles
Baker
Devilbiss
Seth Sutesaid
Tidewater
In the Law's Grip Smith Held for Cori
Franklin J. Smith, charged with intent to murder Mr and Mrs Luther Staley at Yellow Springs, waived a hearing and was committed to jail in default of $500 bail for grand jury action. Frank Robert, colored, charged with stealing a rooster, jailed for a hearing tomorrow at 11. Robert Fox fined for vagrancy, jailed for 16 days. Tyson's market quotes list corn and wheat prices. Chamberlains Sore is endorsed for skin disease relief. Held by A L Pearres Drug Store.
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O. H. Eckstein
Robert Fox
Herwig
Jeatics O. H. Eckstein
Partridge Restocking Fund Gathers in Maryland
The Maryland partridge restocking drive reports $1,361.75 raised with Frederick county contributing $91.75 via Charles P. Lavy. Committees will distribute the birds to counties by share, with an estimate of six dollars per dozen birds and a goal of about 15 dozen for Frederick. Comments from Dr B Holly Smith urge support for an open season and funding measures to support game wardens and restocking efforts.
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Maryland
Baltimore News
Frederick County
Charles P. Lavy
B. Holly Smith
Baltimore
Kentucky
Death notices span several prominent locals in Frederick area
Albion M Christie a Washington county magnate died at Springfield Hospital aged 69 after long illness. He once ran a large horse farm near Hagerstown and owned famed racer O M O. Survived by daughter Mrs Lee Hager and half-sisters in Troy New York. Remains to be taken to Hagerstown for burial at Boerst Hill cemetery. Mrs Annis E Roberts widow of Judge Charles B Roberts died in Westminster after pneumonia and heart failure. Survived by children including John M Roberts Grace Stewart Ostharina and others. siblings listed. Christian D McCaulley died December 23 1905 aged 58 years 2 months after long rheumatic pain. Widowed daughter of late Moore family and a daughter-in-law and granddaughter survive. funeral at United Brethren church Sabatisville. George Washington Miller of near Lewistown died after two weeks illness of heart trouble aged near 60. Survived by widow and five children including J Marshall Miller and William Miller. brother of Dr Thomas E B Miller. Newton A Steck's death noted with details omitted in excerpt.
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Albion M. Christie
Washington County
Springfield Hospital
Sykesville
Obristiz
Frederick
Sarsnonsh
Hagerstown
O. M.O
Osps
Lake Christie
Saganonab
Alec
Christis
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hagerstown- Ha
Lee H. Hager
Troy
N.Y
Boge Hill Cemetery
Wes. Annis E. Roberts
Annis E. Roberts
Charlen B. Roberts
Inlaw
Charles E. Stewart
Westminster
Roberts
Judge Roberts
John M. Roberts
Roberts & Grouse
Westminster Bar
Grace Stewart
Charles E Stewart
Ostharina Thomas
William H. Thomas
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Nannie Roberts
Philadelphia
Dallas Roberts
Daniel Roberts
Oklahams City
Oklahoma
John Thomas Mathias
Chicago
William Tee
Josephine Mathing
Christian D. M’caulley
Christian D. McCaulley
Highfield
McCaulley
McCauliey
United Brethren Church
Sabiasville
Bev. Carter
George Washingion Miller
George Washington Miller
Counry
J. Marshall Miller
Fredericktown
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Declares 4 Percent Dividend
The Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland declares a semiannual dividend of four percent clear of taxes payable on demand. The notice is dated January 2 1906 and issued by officers including Wal G Zeigeralan and officials of the Comptroller’s office.
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D.C
Citizens” National Bank of
Thomas PL Kane
Cerrevey
Hank of
Frederick
Maryland
Prederick
The
Citizens
National Bank of
Wal G. Zeige Ralan
Special selling of odd ends and remnant fabrics
From Joen Rendrickson’s notice comes a clearance of stock including Percales Ginghams Silks Wool Dress Goods Cloths and remnants at about half cost. Fabrics such as long cloth and patterns are offered at low prices with promises of good value. Children’s coats and hats excluded from the sale.
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Vaspa
O&c
Recital Praise and New Theatre Engagement Notes
Reverend O B Schoeder commends Miss Stack for a mixed recital at St John s Reformed church praising her musical voice and stage presence. Robert Downing headlines Hank Monk at City Opera Home with John Philip Sousa music and a vivid western production. Madrid dispatch reports a royal cable from Princess Ludwig Ferdinand regarding marriage ties and family.
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O. B&b. Schoeder
St. St John's
At&t
Jonas Ciersr
Bok
Hank Monk
Toe Daye
Robert Downing
The
Sierras
Foaquin Miller
Daniten
Downloy
Golden West
Theatre-Golog
Brother of Rev Carlos Steck Dies in Superior Hospital
The brother of Rev Carlos F. Steck died in a Superior Wisconsin hospital on Friday. He was in his 58th year and a son of the late Rev Dr Daniel Steck formerly of Middletown in the county.
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Carlos F. Steck
Superior
Wisconsin
Daniel Steck
Middletown
This County
Maryland Medical Society Seeks State Aid for Tuberculosis Sanatorium
The Maryland association for the prevention and relief of tuberculosis urges the legislature to fund a sanatorium for incipient cases and to cooperate with private efforts. The piece cites open air sanatoriums in Mt. Airy and Baltimore Bay View farm, and notes high survival rates with early treatment.
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Maryland Association For the
Asecc
Maryland
Hospital For Consumptives of
Ias Bodewood
Henry
Baltimore
Bay View Farm
Foe
City Charities
Theas
Thore
Warning of stomach attack and relief tablets
The notice explains that a person prone to indigestion can avoid a attack by taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets at initial symptoms. A. & Pearre's Drug Store carries the product.
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Chamberlain
A. &. Pearre
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the Daily News
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Ten
W. L. Mooxa
M. Zimmerman
Merle
Troxell & Font
Gam
Neidig & Miller
N.R.& D Mantz Property
Orsmer & Stanifer Garpets
E. Otlhe
Newa Pny
the Weekly News
John H. Saer
Utica
Cyrus F. Flook
Myersville
Marshall Etchison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry R. Orebsh
East Third
Atrest
0. McCarty
P. B. Kenkel
East
Patrick Street
John T. Shafer
Bookeystown
O. Beth Bowers
Clarka Pines
Wash—ton
John Grumbine
Worth Market Street
Chigago
Charles M. Zimmerman
Erma
Nettie Mt. Kemp
Oliva Anderson
R. K. Anderson
West Patrick Street
Beasie Tyler
Dania Williams
Pythian Order
Sloco
Reno & Harp
News OF the
Lewis
Genzeal Setb
Bart. G
A. L. Pearre
Newton A. Steck
Citizens’ National Bank
Ertificate
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Plane
the Carreres
Joen Rendrickson
Tem O'S Banters
Best Goods—Inc
Hoods and Teques
Lees
Sparta
Gundridghir
Madrid
Mra. de Garmendia
Royal
H.R. H
Ludwig Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Ferdinand
Infanta Maria Teress
Ng Sll
George
Rodock
Gio Yard
Igo Yard
Tigo Yard
George &. Rodock & Up
North Maxyeet Street
Grocereries Anis Provisions
Morgan Oxcil
Patrick Streat
Morgan Ogio
Pattek Gt
Courult OG
L. Refauver
Uriical Specialise
Church and Market Ste
Fradetek
Psterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Evers
G. E. Foster
Dpf Befauver
Church Street
Nediyr
Sohn
Dill Ave
Lindsay Crosley
R.C. Brown
Buckingham Iedustrist School
Psttick Street
F. B. Sappirgten
Brdhivfe
Troxell & Fort
West Partick Street
Saturday Evening Post
West Gharohetrest
Wm. Taran
Smergensy Hospital
Osk
Br. E. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank Building
Frederick College
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