Notable historical births and deaths listed for Tan
A garbled history page lists births and deaths of figures such as Benjamin Franklin born in Boston and others with unclear dates, plus military events in 1900 and scattered notes on journalists and diplomats. The fragmentary items mix names, places, and years with several OCR errors and partial phrases.
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Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Victor Qiser
Htl
Charlten Brockden Brown
Poverast
Philadelphia
Pattle
Cowpens
George Bancroft
Lasturisa
Cied
Washington
Rutherford Richard Klores
United States
Fremont
Israel N
John Hary
Beagle
Rocksle
Ind
John Russell Young
China
Buller
Tugela
Colenso
Rules
Chusgo
New Advertisements Today Suburban Residence For Sale
Classified ads list suburban residence for sale and a house for rent at Market St BR B Randall News Office. Also items include organ for sale and a lost pin and whiskey. mentions cleaning services and low price sale notices.
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Pnd
Iaictava
Merle Hiteshew
Church
Market St. BR
B. Randall
Mare
The
Buffalo, Reliable
Tomorrow's Sig Paper promises extra clean Saturday edition
The Saturday News outlines a doubled issue filled with special features and extensive reading. It highlights Our Brave Marines Captain Kilmer regaining a proud record, illustrated articles, and a bright ladies department with recipes household hints and home ornamentation tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig
Taz
Kilmer
Sam
Aes
Department For Ladies
Farmers Page and Sunday School Lesson Feature
The issue highlights diverse farmer and horticulture articles with expert authors and illustrations, plus a Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D. M. Stearns. Regulars include Letters from Mary Jane and The Market Scribe, church-service notices, and a daily news summary. Tax Saturday News costs two cents, with delivery and mail options available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tax
Tur
Brief Bits From The Early February Page
The column blends quips on fashion, marriage, work and luck with a legal note. The Supreme Bench in Baltimore overruled a new trial motion for Mary E. Jackson, convicted of first degree murder by poison in February. Local notices report illness for Matilda Nusbaum and Thomas Harwood, with Pops and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suprame
Baltimore
Mary E. Jackson
William Jackson
Maryland Case Links School Fund to Education in Weddle v Frederick
The Court of Appeals affirmed the circuit court ruling in the Weddle versus Frederick County Board of Commissioners case. It holds the state school fund must be kept inviolate and used only for education, with the county board not liable for damages from a pupil death attributed to school property negligence. The decision notes boards lack power to raise or divert funds for judgments and cites Article 67 and Article 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Maryland
John W. Weddle
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Briscoe
Lawa
Ita
Boards of School Commissioners
Hotel Gladstone Sold. Executions and Resignations Reported
News of the state covers the sale of the Hotel Gladstone in Frostburg for twenty eight thousand after a one hundred thousand dollar investment. Henry Boyd, colored man, faces execution in Upper Marlboro. Legal action continues over the Hotel Baldwin in Hagerstown while Molier Organ Works secures a commission to build a two manual organ for Christchurch in Bundaberg Australia. Rev Frederick Howden resigns as rector of Emmanuel Parish to lead St Johns Georgetown. George Klein acquitted in Baltimore of murdering his mother in law on grounds of insanity. Klein committed to Spring Grove. Alvey Hart is held for grand jury action on Adams Express robbery in Big Springs. John Kuhn dismissed from custody for alleged instigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Frostburg
Henry Boyd
Upper Marlboro
Washington County
Baldwin
Frederick B. Howden
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Parish
Cumberland
St. John’s Church
Georgetown
D. C
George Klein
Baltimore
Caroline Klein
Wright
Klein
Spring Grove
Justice Adams
Hagerstown
Alvey Hart
Adams Express
Big Springs
John Kuhn
Hart
Across the Desert at City Opera House Tonight
Manager Rhodes presents H Walter Van Dyke and Frank James in Across the Desert a vivid American drama praised as thrilling and superior to The Girl I Left Behind Me audiences are promised a record making season highlight with striking scenes and pew features at the City Opera House tonight.
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City Opera House
Rhodes
H. Walter van Dyke
Desert
Frank James
Jesse James
Arizona
Hen Emerges Alive After Seven Months Buried
Old Friedens resident Joho L Sayior reports a hen survived seven months buried under clover in a barn. The bird, deprived of water and exercise, emerged after clover was moved, having eaten its eggs and blades of tass during imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joho L Sayior
Friedens
Lee Birthday Celebrations Planned by Confederate Groups
Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans will host a 2 p.m. banquet at Park Hotel tomorrow to mark Gen. Robert E. Lee's birthday on Sunday January 19. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a 2 p.m. event Monday at their club room to celebrate the same occasion.
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Lee
Robert E. Lee
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
Park Hotel
Fitznugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Law’s Grip Lands Taffy in Custody After Arrest
Joseph Taffy was arrested last night by Officers King and Holbruner on drunken and disorderly charges. Justice Eckstein ordered 19 days in jail.
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Tuefy
Joseph Taffy
Officera King
Holbruner
Justice Eckstein
Four Horse Wagon Tramples Drunken Man Near Mt Pleasant
A colored man named Ogie, living two miles north of Mt Pleasant, was run over by a four horse wagon at 5 30 pm near Groff s green houses on North Market street. Both legs were broken and a finger mashed. He was taken to Monterue Hospital for treatment after doctors S Maynard and H Fahrney were summoned. The accident occurred when Ozle, riding with Jack Williams, tried to mount the saddle horse, causing the wagon and gear to run over him.
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Burward Ogie
Mt. Pleasant
Vega
Groff
North Market Street
Ogie
Dra. S
Maynard
H. P. Fahrney
Monterue Hospital
Fahrney
Ozle
Jack Williams
William Rhoderick
Angora goats thrive on browse over grasses in wide conditions
A government bulletin summarized by George Thomason reports goats prefer browse to grasses, thriving in conditions resembling their origins. In browse countries winter feeding is necessary, meat flavor shifts with diet, and goats can share pastures with livestock though avoid horses and hogs.
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Bureau of Animal Husbandry
George ¥. Thomason
United States
Death notices and obituaries in Frederick area
William Henry Best dies at 64 from heart failure after a week of illness. Survived by widow, four daughters, one son, two brothers. funeral Sunday at 3 from Henry Haguc’s residence. Mary E Harp, 57, dies in Phoenixville pneumonia. remains to Myersville for funeral services. Benjamin Hoffman, 85, dies in Martinsburg area. funeral Monday at Myeraville U B church. Charles E Kanode dies at age 8 near Park Malls. funeral Saturday. Eliza M Roloson, widow of Frederick Roloson, funeral in Baltimore. interment London Park. Joseph Oling dies near Wolfsville. funeral held at Dankard church.
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William Henry Best
East Fourth Streat
Mr. Best
Lutheran Church
Mr. Bast
Frederick
Henry Hagan
Daniel Ordeman
Micael Lulu
Mamie Best
George Z. Best
John T
Simon Best
Montgomery County
Alao
Henry Haguc
North Market
Mary EF. Harp
Mary E. Harp
Josiah Harp
Myersville
Pheenixville
Annie Osburn
Myeraville
United Brethreochurch
Harp
Emerson Mowen
Plainfield
N. J
Misa Edith Harp
Senjamin J Hoffman
Benjamin Hoffman
Thomas Jacobs
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hoffman
J. P. Flook
U. B Church
Glenn
Jacob Koogle
M. J. Shepley
George Smith
Lee Gaver
Elmer Young
Eston Smith
Claude Tome
Charles E. Kanode
Jeremiah
Margaret Kanode
Park Malls
Mr. Olivet
Eliza M. Roloson
Eliza M
Frederick Roloson
Anna Ball Roloson
West Baltimore Street
Baltimore
London Park Cemetery
Roloson
Joseph Cline
Joseph Oling
Wolfsville
Dankard Church
Cranford Play Draws Big Crowd At Page Home
Second meeting of the Fortnightly Literary Society at Mr and Mrs Dudley Page Recordstreet featured a noted Cranford play with strong performances by Anne Ol nabaugh Bessie Motter Marie Diehl and others. Miss Bertha Trail was slated to entertain next, with a tea and light fare served after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Trall
Literary Society
Miseon Potts
Dudley Page
Recordstreet
Cranford
Bose
George KR. Dania, Jr
Anne Olnbaugh
Matilda Jenkyns
Bessie Motter
Bettie Barker
Misa Marie Diehl
Fitz Adam
Alioa Shriner
Misa Edwina Olabaugh
Glenmire
Virginia Grayson
Martha
Mire. U A. Sharsita
Misa Poole
Mr. Wrank Smith
Pater Marmaduke Aebley Jenkins
Spiosters
Wea
Miss Fauntleroy
Woman's College
Bertha Trail
Maryland
Page
John Kearnes White
Recital Delight at Y M A Entertainment Room
A large crowd attended a delightful recital at the Y M A association room on South Market Street. The program featured vocal and instrumental pieces, recitations, and solos by Owen Campber Miss Edna Courtney Mrs. Allen Irving Biser Bertha Hargett Miss Bowera James W. W. Osborne Everhart Margaret Marsh Besaia Hargett Lilsa McDonnell Bliss Moberly and John Gittinger. The Y M C A has grown and officials report excellent attendance in recent weeks.
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Y.M. A
Y.M. QO. A
Ssociation
South Market Street
Owen Campber
Edna Courtney
Allen
Irving Biser
Bertha Harge
Frederick Art Club Meeting Highlights and Donations
The Frederick Art Club held its regular meeting with Mrs Hood presenting a painting by the late Cornelia Datrow on behalf of Mrs Minnie Datrow. Miss L Steiner donated a bound copy of A History of Florence. The League planned to resume work next Thursday as members discussed papers on Charles V and Flemish art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. Markey
Nicodemus
Peter Paul Rubina
Bryarly
Lyle
Supposed Thieves Caught at Mount Airy Robbery
Baltimore police report five men arrested in Mount Airy for a burglary at Baker and Lentz store in Carroll county last Monday night. Det Flannery recovered knives and spoons. suspects Hyman Zeit James Walsh John Calendar George Brashears and Harry Sunstrom were committed for a further beating. Zeit claims to be from Brooklyn New York and says the utensils were given to him to sell.
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Baltimore
Baker & Lentz
Mc. Airy
Carroll County
A. J. Baker
Mount Airy
Flannery
Hyman Zeit
James Walsh
John Calendar
George Brashears
Harry Sunstrom
Zeit
Brooklyn
N. Y
Road Supervisors Appointed Across Two Districts
At yesterday afternoon's County Commissioners session, road supervisors were appointed for Catoctin District including Simeon M. Blickenstaff, Elmer J. Shepley, Scots T. Martin, Joshua Longman, and others, and Hanvers' District naming John Miller, Gav. C. Alexander, and more. The board is today settling with Urbans district supervisors.
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Catoctin
Simeon M. Blickenstaff
Elmer J. Shepley
Scots T. Martin
Joshua Longman
David H. Delauter
Harlan Green
Emery Frey
Chas. A. Wisner
Wm. F. Blickenetaff
John O. Lowin
Hanvers
John Miller
Gav. C. Alexander
Wm. A Arusparger
John R Lan
To Organize Commercial Club of Frederick
A meeting will be held Friday evening January 24 at the City Hotel for the purpose of organizing the Commercial Club of Frederick.
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Commercial Club
City Hotel
Commercial Club of
Frederick
Strap of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
In ancient days people trusted short lived laxatives, but now it is known that Strap of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co. provides lasting relief. Well informed buyers will choose this genuine remedy over temporary helpers that may harm the system.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Change in junior company at Fea jer Stearn Fire Engine
A meeting of Fea jer Stearn Fire Engine Company directors reappointed standing committee members Judge Motter Daniel H Steiner William Shipley F B Sappington John Eisenhauer. They decided the hall and engine keeper must reside in the Dr 8 S Thomas house adjacent to the engine house. Frank T Rhodes declined reappointment. William B Davis was appointed hall and engine keeper. The plan includes a rear door for yard access. An elaborate dinner followed at Doll's cafe with a long menu of meats and drinks.
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Feajer Stearn Fire Engine Company
Judge Motter
Daniel H. Steiner
William Shipley
F. B. Sappington
John Eisenhauer
F. Thomas
Frank T. Rhodes
Wm. B. Davis
Davis
Hhis Yard
Sad Tale Of A Baker And A Bike Trade
The Hagerstown Mail recounts a local baker who traded his revolver for a bicycle and rode toward Frederick. A collision past Myeraville left him head injured and his clothes ruined. He returned to Middletown and Hagerstown, vowing to reclaim his gun if possible.
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Hagerstown Mail
O. K
Frederick
Myeraville
Hkea Union
Middletown
Hagerstown
Pastor Joss T. Rossiter's Twenty Seventh Anniversary
The first Reformed Church at Calvert and Read streets Baltimore marks twenty seven years of Rev. Joss T. Rossiter D D serving as pastor. He began his ministry January 17 1875 when the church had about 140 members and has since grown markedly. Since consecration in 1880 the church has had only one other pastor Rev Dr E S Eschbsch, now living in the city, who preceded Dr Rossiter.
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Joss T. Rossiter
D. D
First Reformed Church
Calvert and Read Streete
Baltimore
Rossiter
E. 8. Eschbsch
City
Roasiter
Auctioneers set sales in Fredericktown region tomorrow
Chas B Fout will sell for Mrs Sophia K Brace of Washington six hundred weekly deposits of the Fredericktown Ravings Institution tomorrow morning at the City Hovel. Mrs Jennie B Shank of Woodabaro will sell a two story brick house at Johnsville. Captain Walter Saunders will sell tomorrow night at 116 North Market Street the millinery stock of Mrs M O Getzbaughb.
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Chas. B. Fout
City
Sophia K. Brace
Washington
Fredericktown
Saks to Exhibit Optics in Washington and at City Hotel
Isador Saks of Lake Optical Company will examine spectacles in Washington D C and speak at City Hotel on January 20 and 21 1902. No charge for examinations. Also notice of a public auction to sell millinery and related goods on January 15 1902 at 780 pm by Mrs M OC Gerzpavan with auctioneers WatterSsunDERs. Also local advertisements for eyewear specialist Wa OC Botcher and dressmaking services at 36 Hast Church Street with advancements in gown development and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isador Saks
Lake’ Optical Company
Opticiana
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Isidor Saxs
M OC
Gerzpavan
North Market
Watter Ssunders
China
Teotepacna Storewide Clearance Amid Bold Reductions
A chaotic sale notice lists remnants of dress goods and patterns, Swiss muslin, and colored skirts, with drastic price cuts. Items include silk skirts, wool dress fabrics, lace, and blankets. Mentions of near-term clearance and “quick selling” pricing across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiksalinea Sud
Great Low Price Linen Sale Attracts Thrifty Shoppers
Nael Miller announces a January sale at EDWIS DEVILBISS featuring reduced linen and textile items. Offers include 70 inch white table linen 14c, 72 inch 18c, 72 inch 71c, and many linens, blankets, sheets, towels, and velvet goods discounted to low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Hamburg
Royal Elueine Tours to Florida via Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lists three tours to Jacksonville Florida. First depart Boston New York and Philadelphia January 27 head to Washington arriving 1 40 p m January 28. Return February 12 from Jacksonville to Washington with meals in dining car. Round trip fare 45 00 from Frederick and Hagerstown, valid on January 28 trains and January 29 before 9 30 a m. Apply to W T Mellinix, Agent, Frederick Md.
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Royal Elueine Tours
Florida
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jacksonville
Fla
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line
Frederick
Hagerstown
W. T. Mellinix
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Maryland — Fair
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
the Saturday News
Tomorrow’n News
Manzy
Bmisy Matilda Nusbaum
West Patrick
Thomas N. Harwood
West Patrick Street
Thomas EB. Pops
Anaws
News OF the State
Government
Bareau
Mrs. Page
William B Davis la
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bay
Botcier
Kansas City University
London
N. Market
Eaper
Church Street
JOURN
Hendricebor
Teotepacna
Ces Ant GO
Neidio & Miller
Nael Miller
Neidig & Miller
Glinton
Bladen
Clinton E. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Amrenemauren
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick. MD
Andanly
Otty Hall
Rodooe & CO
Whelsssle Rater
Uch
Gansdale
Fenltefight Anabor
Wowmts SR Bride of Wert
Ghamete F Long Club
Lansdale Cambris
Sekley Cambri
B. Rodoce
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son
Frederich, MD
Frederick CO
TP. Rice
RIOR
Forts i. Fred. Co
igAnDt
Potomac River
Barre
Willard C. Keller
J. W.W. Umberger
Monrovia
J. G. Walker
C. C G. Adams
Corner West Church
Bentz Streets
Jededim
John L. Butrow
Walkersville
Actioneering
Benjamin Bossnour
Frederick, Md
Dawits
Samuel J. Forney
Li F. Knasmaal
Oyizdantaprl
Wita
Blease
Fleming
TNTI
ABRY
BNOOK
Lewistown
Gramer, Hewil Own
Frederick City
Mii
Ordara
Joseph W. Gaver
Court Street
Edwis Devilbiss
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Oei2dawly
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltim Ses
Baltimore Eye
Bar and Throat Hospital
D. A. Atlee Radcliff, Dentist
University OF Maryland
James M
George A. Gilbert
DPC
Niccdemur
Office Ofes
Frederick Co. Pacne
Finangia Ac
Montgomery
Ala
Townsenp
Scott & Sos
Fayette
Postoffice
Watt
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