This Date In History and Weather Report Jan 17
This date in history recalls notable births and deaths, with mentions of Cherks Brekiea Brown and Charles Brex, along with notes on persons connected to the Central Railroad of New Jersey. The weather forecast from Washington D C reports high pressure over Alberta, rain and snow along the coasts, and variable wind patterns impacting the Northeast through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpers
Charles Brex
Wigaratet
Cooper Gyme
Lushan
Cassig
Diol
Ee Central Railroad
L. Moonz
Weather Bureau
Northwestere
Alberta
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Chesapeake Bay
South Atlantic
East Gulf
Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Upper Isles
Iowa
Middle States
North Atlantic
Gulf States
Jaks
Ohio
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake
Missis
Aipp Vallere
Purely Personal Notes From the City
Purely personal items note visitors and departures including Misa Lennie Gaver from Ellerton, Mrs Fannie Adams visiting Allentown, Mr Thomas Hopwood and daughter returning to Baltimore, and Mr Charles M Waters of the Supreme Court in town. Hotel arrivals list Orry Horen Spangier McComas Hird McCain and others from Baltimore, New Orleans, Williamsport and more with county mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lennie Gaver
Ellerton,s
iMies
Fannie Adams
Allentown
Thomas Hopwood
Baltimore
Charles M. Waters
Supreme Court
James E. W.olfe
Iapan
Vs. Mins
Agnes Schley
West Patrick Ar
Orry Horen
Spangier
H. A. McComas
Semmuel Hird
F. M. McCain
Kia
J. B. Dealson
J. H. Bebater
Ba. Beat
L. A. Deltreich
J. L. Kinney
H. Boley
Entiadeiphies
WELLINGTON GETS THIRTY IN SENATE BALLOT
The joint ballot for United States Senator yieldsWallington 30 Goldeborough 29 daith 20 Weacott 13 Malhiken 9 Page 8 Dizon Wirt and Medd each 1. The Frederick Citizen calendar is commended for completeness and taste. The Orphans Court notes the second final account of Thomas Thomas, executor of John Ball deceased, and distribution was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas News
Arwapois
United States
Wallington
Goldeborough
Daith
Weacott
Malhiken
Page
Dizon
Frederick Citizen
Citizen
Frederick
Orphuse
Thos. Thomas
John Ball
Pleasent Work Warming Opens Lewquarters Event
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics held a well attended housewarming on Church Street last evening. A large democratic display, flags and an open Bible framed the stage as Rev. C. W. Stinespring welcomed guests. Mayor Yeakle and aldermen attended, with a program of music, recitations, and addresses highlighting patriotism and organizational growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. O. T. Cutelvaie
Lew
Corwell
Church Street
Beilding
Mr. A. & McDanne
Mesra Marion
Moboriy
P. T. Bubko
William Jamea
Ass Clark
Stara
Maryland
Thomas Kline
George Bire‘y
Joseph H. Rhoderick
C.E. Ramsburg
Frank Moore
Bentor Order of
United American Mechanics
Yeakle
Semis
C. W. Stinespring
Stinespring
Firat
Yale
C. J. van
Barr
Watts
O. W. Bennett
Geo. Ed. Smith
Debating Society
C.W. Bennett
Elmer Waltman
Longfellow
A. 8. McDannal
Ocal
Tirzsh
Lyon
LaMotte
Stineepring
G- Cotton
Sousa
Crécheatta
Sbalder
Miss Bennett
Miss Young
Jennie Thomas
Josie Thomas
Duvall
Miss Koehler
Beyer
Norman G. Manson
Audice
Norman
Broans
Bowsie
Maynton
Atinespring
Order of
United American Mechanica
New
Frederick
Ha- Te Own
Anson
American Mechanica
Munson
William Bealeo
The Stats Legislature Progress of Senatorial Consent and Routine Proceedings
The two houses of the General Assembly adjourned after routine sessions. In the joint U S Senate vote to succeed Charles B Gibson, Republicans Wellsington Gousborough Westcott Malitkin Dryden Dixon and others carried several votes while Democrats Smith Page and others trailed. Bills included roads and highways department creation and testimony reforms. Cuban belligerent recognition resolutions. and a payment for services on a surgeon cronie case. The House saw local temperance and various bills. an assessment bill advanced toward passage. In Frederick County, senate acts propose Middletown charter changes and reducing district peace Justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
United States
Charles B. Gibson
George L. Wellngton
Philips Lee Gousborough
Cosmes T. Westcott
James C. Malit
Board of Highways and Bridges
Strobridge
Revessdolt
Congress
Teooghiza Ag Beligerenua
Committee On Federal Relations
Committee On Meance
W. H. Richanison
Baltimore
House of Delegates
Saker
Ont County
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Buta
Mr. Martel
Frederick
Ons
Maryland
Ganter
Mrr. Applegarth
Ubr
Senate
Bankard
Social World Roundup of Last Night’s Baltimore Parties
A Baltimore party hosted by Mrs. Charles D. Fisher honored Miss Balife T and Nannie Poultney Fisher with guests from Frederick County. The dance began at 9:00 PM, roses and plants adorned the rooms, an orchestra played behind plant screens, and a midnight supper followed. Separately, Mr. Joseph G. Miller and Mrs. Miller and Mr. Harry Witter and wife hosted a large dinner with Rev Dr Beb and many friends in attendance. The gathering closed with guests departing content with the evening’s hospitality. W. S. Bay of Pearl county entertained friends at his home with an evening of amusements and refreshments. A Macque Ball committee plans the event at Independent Hall on Tuesday January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Fisher
North Charles Atrest
Baltimore
Joseph G. Miller
Harry Witter
Beb
Henry 0. Brown
Granville Bimith
Thos. A. Ogle
Dr. Beale
J. A. Brown
Millie and Beale
Hmma
Laura Brown
Blanche Ogle
Menara
D. J. Beale
W. Hayes Brown
Ben Ogle
Gusta
Mora
Bay
Paarl
Thia County
George Rosskey
Charles Mehrnleg
John Gittinger
Death Toll From Local Deaths Rises in Johnsville Area
Schuyler Devilbiss of Johnsville mourns 27 year old Adam Schuyler Devilbias who died of consumption at home. Funeral at M P Church led by Rev S F Casson with pallbearers W T Largent Samuel Brandenburg Edgar Burall Daniel J Whitmore Solomon or and Jesus Stoner. Blanche Borlee dies at Knoxville age 3 after croup illness. interment Mt Olive Cemetery Frederick. George Bowman aged 13 dies at New Market after long illness. funeral Saturday 8:30 from Dunkard Church on Pleasant Hill Monrovia. Sister Mariana Elizabeth Morisett dies at Joseph's Academy Kamitsburg aged 78. long community life. Charles G Dill improving at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Johnrville
Adam Schuyler Devilbias
Baal P
M. P. Church
Johnsville
Daniel J. Whitmore
Solomotor
Jeuse Stoner
re‘Maina
Blanche Borlee
Sqain
David BM. Roelke
Pear Knoxhlie
Blanche
Croup
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Frederick
Bowmar
George
Mariana
Elizabeth Morisett
Marisna
At Joseph’s Academy
Kamitsburg
Road Supervisors Appointed Across Bertie Districts 1804
A 1804 roster lists road supervisors appointed by the Clerk for Bertie County. Districts 5 7 8 10 11 14 15 16 17 19 and others include numerous names such as John Hocke James Joy C E Haiter and George Norris. The document records supervisors in each district and notes several repeated surnames and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsty Comenient
Bertie
John H. Reeser
Stephen A. Thomas
W. T. Cabwel
W. H. Micesel
EL Bares Hesp
C. H. Sussile
James Ed. Cellier
Ceares EL Nicaole
Horace H. Badth
Lee
EO Salis
Elward Nicaols
John Hocke
James H. Joy
Chas E. Haiter
John 8
Reo
Heory
BistEier
Catrina Coco
J. Dearne Hater
George BH. Bidtie
DeWitt C. Grove Dectel Delazter
George W. Garer
Charles T. Abait
Toomes Armol
Harefar G. Hontzahm
Charles H. Lighter
Henry Ford
Martin C. Coblentz
James A Bonsard
George Pater
Wiics
DuTalermo
Geo. M. Eicheberger
David Stand
Jacob FP. Putman
Upton Geledert
J. A. R.nnuill
Jeremiah Martin
DiTaler No
Granoy B. Valentine
James P. Martin
James McNesy
John D. Hoover
Issac D. Bowers
F. C. Fisher
Dietrich
Charles Delauter
H. C. Palmer
Jefferson M. Wolf
Samuel Toma
Jacob &. Horner
Goo. N Delauter
Benjsmila F. Pryor
John L. Herbert
Levi Cooley
John BR. Sponealler
G. B. Trenholm
Joseph Null
Chas A. D. Wiilama
John F. Davis
Robert Hoberts
Joseph Mc
Kent County Health Alerts To Rail Work And Fires
News of interest from the state notes diphtheria scarlet fever and measles in Kent county. Rail work resumes on Elkton and Middletown line. The stables and cornhouse of Thomas Scott near Elliot City burned. Mrs Racben Dorecy of Oakland Mills struck with paralysis. Insolvency filing by James L Smith of East New Market. Peninsula Horticultural Society discusses fruit growing in Denton. Lens Bessix found dead near Rocks of Deer Creek. coroner rules poisoning. Governor Lowndes may appoint Kumum as chief judge. church service and officials attend. Complimentary concert at Woman's College hall by Arion Sextette planned for Y M C A and Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Elkton and Middletown
Thomas Scott
Elliot City
Racben Dorecy
Oakland Mills
Howard County
Calvert Boal
James L. Smith
East New Market
Dorchester County
Hagerstown
J. B. Nelson
Fouley
Carroll County
W. T. Kennedy
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Denton
Lens Bessix
Deer Creek
Harford County
Stake
Court of Appeals
Sr. Anne
Aumapolis
Lowndes
Siress
Brames
Changes in Maryland judiciary governor's pick for top courts
The governor is expected to appoint Col Gee Russom of Caroline County as chief judge of the second district court, replacing Judge Robinson. James McSherre of Frederick EDGELY is to become chief judge of the Court of Appeals. The decision followed judges’ wishes and broad support for both nominees. formal signature is anticipated next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Gee. Af. Russom
Caroline County
Iddge Robinson
Jarge
James McSherre
Rederick Edagly
Cours of
Appts
Euod
Guat Lot Appeal
Kursum
Court St Appeal
Mesherry
Jeer
Governor may name chief judge amid court reshuffle
Rumors swirl over who will be named chief judge of the Court of Appeals as Judge Robinson nears departure. Senior Judge Bryan reaches age 70 soon and a petition seeks permission to extend his term. Governor Lowerlee also backs Colonel George M. Rusam for second circuit chief judge while legislators weigh age limits and party balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancarpolis
Saya
Court of Appeals
Diagusaion
Robinson
Circeit
Jorge William Shepard Bryan
Pola
Securie
Bryan
Lowerlee
Thie
Lea
Bryan and Wickes
Second Circuit
Jacob Msherry
Federica
McSherry
Independents nominate officers for drum corps annual meeting
At a meeting of the Independent Drum Corps officers were nominated for election. President J Roger McTberry, vice president and treasurer Millard Norse, secretary Edgar Braet and Edward Baumgardner. Other posts include fifer mergrant Lee Hamshaw, instructor C Moberly, second drum sergeants Wm Kolb and Richard Keyser. Nomination for Independents Hoss Company No1 to be held in their hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roger Mctberry
Millard Norse
Edgar Braet
Edward Baumgardner
Fife Mergrant
Lee Hamshaw
C. Moberly
Wm. Kolb
Richard Keyser
Independant Hoss Company No.1
Literary Societies at Leablan College Event
An entertainment by the Leablan Literary Society of the Woman's College will be held in the chapel tonight at 7 90 sharp. Property described to Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore includes a ground lot in Bronawick for 1000 dollars. Mordecai C. Jones to Charles W. Bow ere and wit s conveys 33 acres perches for 67604 dollars. The Coming Bazaar plans for the Four Seasons Firemen's Bazaar held at Independent Hall tonight. The news notes a postponed meeting for the bazaar. Rev Joseph Hauser of Lancaster will preach at the German Reformed Chapel Sunday at 10 15 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leablan Literary Society
Woman's College
Bamual KR
Barr, Trustes
Real Xetate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore
Bronawick
Mordecai C. Jones
Charles W. Bowere
Ray
Joseph Hauser
Lancaster
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Howe
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C. Carty
Barpaine
F. Thomas Hotel and Cafe
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Cabias
EK Grecabsum
F. J. Jobuvos
Gory Houra
Wellington
Walming
Lo Winfeld Grast Riggs
Clara May Shank
Frederick County
Lemuel Bevard
Alice May Jones
New Market
David B. Wilhide
Fama C. Lowman
Mechanicstown
William White
Herrit Ann Wil-lewes
Eniered
Buckeystown
Gan Creb
Messrs. Eline
East Patrick Street
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Middletown
Charles G. Dill
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Vistrect XO
Edward Nosvan
John T. Yingilvy
Daniel H. Buckly
Charles W. Eregle
Edward Crambine
William Henry Boyer
Richand L. Norrie
Charles H. Umberger
Albert W. Phelps
Benjamin A. Jones
Garrison Brandenburg
Charlie W. Heiner
George W. Cassail
William Ft. Wagner
Charles 3. Jones
Alexander B. Knott
Taomas B. Baker
Martin Hoodle
Edward E. Adams
J.D. Grabb
Samuel P. Sussard
Samuel West
William F. Birely
Carlton Harbaugh
Upton B. Brown
Joseph Duncan
William A. Emith
Jefferson McAfee
Peter Tracy
William
Doreus
John W. Kelbaugh
John Diehl
James
Plunkard
Reuben E. Grove
John W. Stine
Milton Fogle
Chas. O. Hammack
Ramsburg
John P. Cramer
Abraham Shaft
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F.O. Fisher
Joseph Wolf
C. W. Coliflower
A. Henry Norris
George D. Norris
Ell, Gaver
Franklin Brottlemeyer
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Temors
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Craesville
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Kur
Jobn Hendrickson
Geneine Buzkat
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North Market
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W. Bode
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Railing Grocery CO
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W. C. Eldridge
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Christnass
W. C. Expamer
W. Patrice
Frederick, MD
Mentoaxpe
A. T. Ries & Sore
North Market Street
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Inter-State Telephone MO
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Smorolderies
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Tulsersph
Freserak, Md
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F. Eisenhauee
Manage
New Orleans
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OM Mandland
Bodooe & Nedig
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