Historic Events and Deaths Highlight Jan 17 in History
In a historical roundup for January 17, notable births include Te-benrimen Prankdin and Jed George Lincroft, with deaths of Washington figures Rutherford Birchard Hayes and John Russell Yours. The era reflects a general noting of journalists, diplomats, and military figures around battles near Cowpens and movements west of Cu-Jungo.
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Te—benrimen
Tae Vieter
Arden Hiatni Paet
Dak
Aba
Teachdten Yen
Gars
Abert
Thade Ts Phic Abel
Cowpens
Jed
George Lincroft Fysturian
Washington
Hetal Rutherford Bircherd
United Suuns
Peeman
Bern
John Russell
Wostumgton
Bulter
Tugelis
Cu- Jungo
News subscribers urged to report irregular paper receipts
The News requests prompt reports from subscribers of any irregularities in receiving papers to ensure timely delivery and proper service.
The Weekly News Advertisement Notice and Schedule
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue ready Thursday with broad coverage and special features. It claims Frederick city and county circulation leadership and invites new advertisements with deadlines Wednesday 5 p m for copy and 12 m for changes.
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Frederick City
Werisiy
Waynesboro Public Schools Lose Two Efficient Teachers
The Waynesboro public schools will lose two highly regarded teachers as Principal Stostlamyer of the high school retires to become bookkeeper at the Bank of Waynesboro, announced yesterday afternoon. His departure is met with regret by directors, patrons, and the community.
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Blue Ridge Zaphyr
Waynesboro
Stostlamyer
Bank of
Patrona
Popile
Basa
Dopo
Educator Promoted to Bank Official in Waynesboro
Prof Worth B Stottlemyer, longtime high school teacher with banking exposure, receives a yearned position at the Bank of Waynesboro. He previously served under Principal Amon Bargee and earned broad respect in the local teaching force before accepting the bank post yesterday at noon. He is a son of H F Stottlemyer of Wolts Ville in the county.
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Leason
Waynesboro
Bank of Waynesboro
Worth 8
Stottlemyer
Amon Bargee
H. F
Prolonged Meeting At Church Of God In Rocky Springs
County correspondence reports a protracted meeting at the Church of God in Rocky Springs with daily sessions last week and planned nightly services this week led by Rev. S A Ripe. Several locals recover from illnesses, including Barney Tucker and Elias Warner, while Mrs Emma For visits relatives. Frank Crabbs suffers a painful accident splitting wood when a hammer strikes his fist, and John W Lorts remains ill.
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Rocky Springs
Church of God
S. A. Ripe
Barney Tucker
William O. Tucker
Elias Warner
Emma For
Frederick
Lawra Lortz
Ths Place
Frank Crabbs
Wedge
John W. Lorts
Dashed to Its Death Belonged to General Baughman
A runaway horse pulling a buggy in Walte City led to a fatal injury on the ice at South Market Street. The horse named Bessie fractured its hind leg after a collision near Graft's Park, was examined by Dr. R V Smith, and was shot after humane considerations. Mr Kaill and his son Irving suffered bruises in the wreck.
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R. V. Smith
Knill
Tur News
Irving
Bessie
Kaill
Personal notices of visits and trips across Maryland and nearby cities
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. George M. Gittinger has gone on a business trip South. Misa Gora B H. Barrick of Frederick is visiting friends in Thurmone. Miss Evelyn Jordan of Brunswick is visiting the Misses Wiener on South Street. Maud Huniches has returned home after visiting in Howard county. Annie Beckley of South Market Street visits Baltimore and Washington. Mrs. Wm. Roland, who visited Mrs. Bantohen last week, returned to Buckeystown. Mamie and Mabel Wapp, after two weeks in Washington D C, have returned home. James Denegre of Philadelphia Pa., who visited Mr. and Mrs. William S. Miller on East Patrick Street, has returned. Isabel Kreh and Ruth J. Dill, both of the city, who visited Dr. and Mrs. Brace in Georgetown D C, have returned.
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George M. Gittinger
Misa Gora
H. Barrick
Frederick
Thurmone
Evelyn Jordan
Brunswick
Wiener
Mias Maud Huniches
Howard County
Annie Beckley
South Market
Baltimore
Washington
Wm. Roland
Bantohen
Buckeystown
Mamie
Mabel Wapp
Washington, D. C
James Denegre
Philadelphia
William S. Miller
East Patrick Street
Isabel Kreh
Ruth J. Dill
City
Death Notices From Local Districts And Frederick
Mrs. WM Jones aged 54 of Woodville district died January 10 after months of illness. Survived by husband and one daughter Mrs L Gleary. Funeral at M E church New Market with Rev. O C Marriott. interment New Market cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also Nellie W Spurrier 15 died January 8 in Baltimore. Funeral January 10 at Prospect Church. Rev. Hazeltine and Marriott officiated. six pallbearers named. George F W Roelkey of Frederick died of paralysis at 60 years 6 months 12 days. Survived by wife four sons and one daughter. funeral Thursday at 2 pm Mt Olivet.
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WM Jones
Jennie Jones
Wm. Jones
Woodville
Jones
Henry Hyatt
Monrovia
L. Gleary
Plane No.4
J. S. Mason
N. M. Waters
George Runkles
Frank Eugle
J. 8. Bartholow
M. P. Wood
Lewis
Ridgeville
Nellie W. Sparrier
Nellie W
Mia Wm. Spurrier
Wm. Hazeltine
Baltimore
Marriott
Mt. Airy
Melis Day
Jesse Day
Eddie Day
Eddie Spurrier
Dorsey Spurrier
Louia Spurrier
L. T. Lewis
F. W Roelkey
George Frederick William Roelkey
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Roelkey
South Market Street
Hoe
George
Hanover
Richard
Emmett
George Hoyner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Easton to be tried in Cumberland for Kline killing
Frederick Easton faces trial in Cumberland next Monday for the killing of Lorenzo D. Kline in Hagerstown. About 100 witnesses will be summoned. Easton shot Kline in bed at the Kline house and then surrendered to authorities.
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Cumberland
Frederick Easton
Lorenzo D. Kine
Hagerstown
Washington County
Allegany County
Easton
Kline
Kline House
Local Market Quotations Report
H M Cramer & Co lists today’s prices for corn and wheat. New corn shelled at 50 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 1.12 to 1.16 per bushel, steamer 1.05, rejected 0.90, damaged 0.66, other grades around 0.55 per bushel.
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H. M. Cramer & Co
Annapolis Fire Chief Reelected Amid Cannery Destruction
Joseph Bellis was reelected chief of the Annapolis Fire Department. A wire destroyed the large cannery of Chsiles Tate at Arcolds four calles from Annapolis. The Janesry term of the Utrants Q Court for Anne Arondel county began at Acnapolis. The First Hose Fire Company of Hagaretown elected George F. Burk hark president for the twenty eighth consecutive year. The Kirst Hose Company of Hagerstown is 20 years old. Newton S Cook, a lawyer and politician of Hagerstown, was taken to Mount Hope for treatment from a general breakdown. Dr Edward Brisbane Dawson, of Baltimore, indicted for feloniously assaulting four girl inmates of the Kelso Home, was apprehended in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, but refused to return without requisition.
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Joseph Bellis
Annapolis
Chsiles Tate
Arcolds
Daniel Annan
Second National Bank
Cumberland
Lloyd Lowndes
Janesry
Anne Arondel County
Acnapolis
Qants
Kad O. Gants
Hagaretown
George F
Kelso
Forest Park
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Mercers and Myers Funeral Notices Run Across City
The obituary notices record multiple funerals including William E Mercer at his Braddock home and Lutheran church in Middletown with Rev M L Beard. Margaret Catharine Myers at 29 West Second Street with Rev Dr Ingle and Rev Dr Eschbach. Elizabeth Bullingslea at her brother in law’s house with Rev Dr Eschbach. George W Speak at his residence with Rev Dr Ingle. William W Todd at his home with Rev Schaeffer. and Rachel Ruth Griffin buried at Mt Zion cemetery with services by Rev Rowles. Funeral directors were Thomas P Rice and O O Carty. interments at Mt Olivet or Mt Zion cemeteries.
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William E Mercer
Aolock
Hia
Braddock
M.L Beard
Reyeatna
Middletown
Lutheran Church
M. L Saard
Wo. H. Summers
Samuel Sommers
Lewia A. Risa
J. Allen Grambine
Wm. FE. Hintzaod
Thos
PB. Rice
Margaret Catharine Myere
Sandsy
West Second Street
Qathorne Ingle
E.R Eschbsch
D. W. St
E.R. Eschbach
I. M. Motter
A. OC. McCardell
Sameael L. Lilly
Charles B. T. Handrickson
Charles Cronise
George 5. Rodock
George Ed. Smith
Olives Cemetery
Wm. H.B. Efohnson
George W. Speak
O'Clonk
Qabhorne Ingle
Charles N. Hargett
Mt. Olivet
O. C. Carty
William W. Todd
Walkeraville
Rav. Schaeffer
The
Reformed Church
Pallbeaters
Mesera
B. I. Jamison
David Zimmerman
Calvin A. Thomas
Clayton Zimmerman
Ezra Cramer
Michael Hahn
O.O. Carty
Rachel Ruth Griffih
William R. Griffith
Waverly
Baltimore County
John Griffith
Mt Zion
McKaty
Monrovia
Rowles
R. B. Randle
New Market
Brief Bits from Local and General Interest
A humorous mix of quips on old knights, a kitchen girl versus drawing room, broke fiances, and charity. The piece riffs on winter wishes, Groundhog Day predictions, calendar corrections affecting leap year, and a preacher’s verse about vanity with rustic dialect humor.
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Benjamin Pracklin
Ground Hog
Ethan
County appoints road supervisors across districts
The Board of County Commissioners named road supervisors for Catoctin Liberty and Woodsboro districts. Appointees include Simeon Blickenstaff Elmer Shepley Scott Martin Joshua Longman William Green David Dalauter Smory Frey Johan Lewin Barry Bickenst asr James Appleby Samuel Poole Charles Albaugh William Boyer Joseph Stansbury George Nusbaum Josaph Mok Etzler Basil Glisan Albert Biddinger Samuel Baugh Charles Long Eli Slagle Milton Dutrow Francis Musser Charles Hedges Harry King Thomas Arnold Isaiah Boller Franklin Mort Cyrus Weddle Daniel Byler Levi Hines George Haifman and R Walter Boho.
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Josaph Mok. Reiley
Adam T. Etzler
Augustus Etzler
Milton E. Staub
J. T
Albaugh
Basil T. Glisan
Albert Biddinger
Woodsboro
Samuel Co. Baugh
Charles H. Long
Eli K. Slagle
Milton G. Dutrow
Francis T. Musser
Charles A. Hedges
J. Harry King
Thomas W
Illness Update for Mrs. Mary Albaugh Widow
The Sick Mrs Mary Albaugh widow of the late David Albaugh of Walkeratille has shown slight improvement in the morning after a period of severe illness.
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Mary Albaugh
David Albaugh
Walkeratille
Judge Alvey Seeks Maryland Pension After District Retirement
Former Chief Judge Richard A. Alvey of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals applies for a Maryland pension of 2400 dollars per year under a state act. The arrangement would raise his total annual income to about 8400 dollars, surpassing his DC judge salary, with other Maryland judges such as Joseph H. Wickes James D. Watters and William Bryan Sr also listed as eligible recipients.
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Richard A. Alvey
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Lass General Assembly
Maryland
Diatrict of Columbia
Anoum
Lat General Assembly
Alway Ta
Calampia
Cleveland
Supreme VI
United States
Counstes
Sapame Banob
Baltimore City
Avery Jade
Eaid
Joseph H. Wickes
First Circuit
James D. Watters
Third Circuit
William Bryan
Frederick Choral Society to Present St Paul at City Opera House
The Frederick Choral Society resumes weekly rehearsals with strong attendance and high spirits. After the ballad concert reports are read, Se Paul is announced for Friday April 28 at the City Opera House with soloists Mrs Frederic Martin Mr Thomas Evans Greene and Mrs Wm Groppel to form a leading quartet supported by the chorus.
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The
Frederick
City Opera House
Backwith
Savage Opera Oc
Wm. A. Groppel
Baltimore
Yenar
Maud Muller at City Opera House Impresses Large Audience
At the City Opera House Maud Muller a pastoral drama based on Whittier's poem played to a large crowd last evening. Misa Ban lah Thompson starred in the title role with strong support from L. D. Blodell and Nate Harpin as the company drew favorable notices.
Wild Oat Shot On Farm Roof Kills Record Beast
Mr John O Burke on an Oskaloosa farm near Boyer’s mill observed a large object on the hen house roof. As night fell he summoned Absalom Orum who brought a gun. They sighted a nearby object and Oram fired killing a huge wild oat described as the largest ever seen by many people.
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John O Burke
O. W. Ketrow
Boyer'a Mill
Hla
Absalom Orum
Hunters pursue large black bear near Sharpsburg
More than 50 men and boys searched mountains across the Potomac from Sharpsburg for a large black bear sighted yesterday morning on Samuel Habb’s farm near Sharpsburg. The bear was tracked in snow across the river but remained uncaptured by evening.
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Potomac River
Sharpsburg
Samuel Habb
Boteler Will Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Mrs. Margaret Boteler is filed for probate. She leaves all property to her children to be divided equally and appoints sons Hezekiah Boteler and John M. Boteler as executors.
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Boteler
Margaret Boteler
Orphans’ Court
Hezekiah
John M. Boteler
Directors Elected for Crystal Plate Ice Co
Stockholders elected Casper Bi Oline John Hernh berger Frank J. Stoner George W. Heinlein Ezra Honok Jr and William J. Worman as directors. Directors will organize next week.
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The
Crystal Plate Ice Co
Casper Bi Oline
John Hernhberger
George W. Heinlein
Ezra Honok, Jr
William J. Worman
Can't Do Without to
Mr James F Burdette of Woodfield Maryland renews his subscription to The News saying he cannot do without its news and that no other paper has as much news. He expresses high satisfaction with the paper's content and impact on his daily reading.
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James F. Burdette
Woodfield
News
Jury Draws Names for Vacant Spots in Arora Court
Judge John O Motter drew jurors to fill vacancies including Johnaville John W Nosbach replacing Richard Bohn Ballenger Willis E Flasher replacing Francia M Zimmerman in a morning session for Arora's case panel.
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Arora
John O. Motter
Johnaville
John W. Nosbach
Richard Bohn
Ballenger
Wills E. Flasher
Francia M. Zimmerman
Bank Statement Fragment Brings Liabilities and Deposits Context
A partial bank statement lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and expenses, with liabilities to other banks, state banks, and trust companies. The document includes notes on dividends unpaid and deposits subject to check, signed by cashier William Zimmerman and sworn before a notary, with official attestations from GEO WM SMITH and others.
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Ilis
Bru State
Mauvlann
T County
Frenchick
G. Zincan
Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
N. P
Geo WM Smith
Rerauver
Practical lesson from Port Huron road progress spreads in Michigan
A Port Huron township example shows how a half mile macadam road spurred broad adoption, doubling road tax and building four miles of durable roads. The piece argues Maryland counties should seize state aid road provisions to accelerate modern stone roads and reap long term savings. It notes efficiency of macadam and warns of lagging counties falling behind in financial and social gains. In bankruptcy news Boward J. Snider, a brakeman with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, seeks relief with debts listed.
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Michigan
Port Huron
Maryland
Asia
Massachusetts
Wedding Invitations Announce McUalley Hardt Liscom Nuptials
OCarda issues public notice of the approaching nuptials of Frank McUalley Hardt and Bisa Llelen D. Liscom to be held Monday in Philadelphia at 7 p.m. Also reports Frederick residents Charles W. Phebas and Ganta L. Harder wed in Hagerstown on January 11. Advertised letters list for Frederick post office includes several Mrs and Miss names.
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Ocarda
Frank McUalley Hardt
Thin Otsy
Bisa Llelen D. Liscom
Philadelphia
Northminater Presbyterian Church
Hards
Willian
M. Hardt
Frederick
Varuius ~Larder
Charles W. Phebas
Ganta L. Harder
Finksburg
Hagerstown
Rev
H. T. Mowbray
Frederick City
Lavies
John Blanchard
Francis Haller
John Maning
Wm. Moore
Suaasa Shares
D. Wilson
Gerntimen
Onteball
P. B. Bennett
F. G. Bean
John Dowery
Wa. Grazer
O. N. Haller
B. Rorenstock
Stell Printing Co
Wiliam Shisaler
Hiram
Smith
J. D. Strap
Harrold Wooda
Canned Goods Prices Reported by Kalalns Onur
Fragmentary text notes price levels for canned goods with names Kalalns Onur and Prunes. The garbled line hints at market listings or notices on prices, but readable details are limited. No clear event, date, or organization is established in the readable excerpts.
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Evan BI
Bchrueder
Minstrel Show Promises Rare Musical Evening
The Gay Brothers head a strong bill featuring the superb silver band the concert orchestra the Esgie quartet Houghes and Palley and famed soloists J Frank Flynn Harry Liouard Louis Privost and Ainaley at City Opera House on Saturday night January 21 for an entertainment heavy on music with novelties and a magical program.
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Alx Gay Brothers
Silver Band
Esgie Quartette
Houghes and Palley
Winels
J. Frank Flynn
Grand Opera Fame
Harry Liouard
Louis Privost
Ainaley
Olty Opera Mouse
Carnegie funds organ for Grace Church
Pastor Reverend E McLeas of Grace Church received a draft for $1000 from Andrew Carnegie’s financial agent toward the pipe organ installed last week. The gift completes the organ’s purchase and supports the church in the city community.
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E. McLeas
Grace
Ohnegh
Thin City
Andrew Carnagie
Garnegie
Grave Church
Frederick items and notices from a local paper
Notices relay meetings and events including Modern Woodmen at 7 30 this evening, a basketball game between Y M C A and Frederick College at 4 pm Thursday, Poe lecture by Mrs Charlotte Newell Friday Jan 20 at Woman's College Hall, and a sheriff sale of a house on West 53rd St with details of mortgage and price reductions.
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Jaoior Hall
Frederick
Frederick College
Dotrow
McQarden
Edgar Allan Poe
Charlotte Newell
Woman's College Hall
Frederick Teachers’ Reading Circle
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NTS
A. W. Condonuf
J. Schroeder
J. E. Phiseger
Woman's College
Modern Woodmen
Dessa Beens Oy
James Fremont
Lincoln Club
Sherrff Young
the Weekly News
Will
B. Stottlemyer
Waynesboro Bank
Worte B. Stottlemyer
Gen. Baughman
Iea
Fourth Street Road
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Jade Alvey
Wi Ateo
Diabetet
Columbia Court of Appeate
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
U.S
Hankine House
Axnirgss
Hanke
Net Reserve
Foxurve Guromt
Nlck
Yotal
Basakio
Ossic
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AG Ob
OSA
Boward J. Snider
Jobn Bendrickson
Nous
Telephone
Oallas
Capes
Sohn Hendrickson
Bodock
Elagaos
Rodooe
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pas Firm OF
Pf Rigk & Sons
Atl Les
Old Atand
North Market Street
Belant & Knott
East
Patrick Street
Geeanina UP Sale
Goode
A.J. Eickelberger
N. W. Cor
Oldawily
LIDAY
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Log Cabin
Cecil & Gorman
Patcless St
H. E. Smith
Eart
Church Street
HE. Petermar
Franklin Street
Market
Patrick Streets
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F. B. Sappington
Peor4l
Dollar Gite
Haven
Fremont
Lincoln
B. &. Goatdaborough
A T. Ortukhouse
E A. Gittisuer
Presk
Sherif Young
Court Houe
Lowla EK. Orum
Fraderick
Jane
James
West Patrick St
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