Births and deaths marked on Jan 19 in history
In history on January 19 notable births and deaths are listed including Copernicus, James Watt, Robert E. Lee, Edgar Allan Poe, Isaac Disraeli, George Liddell, and other figures with brief notes on their birthplaces and years of death.
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Copernicus
James Watt
Greenock
Scotland
Robert Edward Lee
Statford
Westmoreland County
Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
Isaac Disru
Lord Beaconsfield
Berm
George Liddell
Reyman
Diei
London
Loughton
Amert
Diai
Lone
Pricey US stamps spark collector craze in Boston and beyond
A Boston collector paid $4,400 for a rare 10 cent Baltimore postmaster stamp dating to 1845, one of the few surviving examples. Experts note values rise with rarity, including stamps from St Louis 1815 and Confederate issues, with notable collections from Hughes and Pauwels fetching tens of thousands.
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James B. Buchanan
Baltimore
Boston
Buchswan al
Washington
St. Loui
W. A. Castle
Springfield
Massachusetts
Pottom
United States
Everist van Voorhis
E. A Mitchell
Philip von Ferrary
Agisd
Whuss
Shar
Tia
Uchatown
Glile
Rheatown
Seattsnburg
Hughes
Pauwels
Brief Bits From Market Street Area Developments
A rear window is added to the harness shop of Charles L. Stokes at Market Street. A baker’s operation is planned behind Spencer Zimmerman’s property on Worth Market Street. Contractor Lloyd C. Culler begins remodeling the Robert A. Bennett purchase on North Market Street. Willie Ritchie will resume children’s dancing in Junior Hall tomorrow after illness. The Presbyterian ladies’ sale and supper at Park Hotel concludes. attendance and fundraising were noteworthy.
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Charles L. Stokes
Spencer Zimmerman
Worth Market Street
Lloyd CG. Culler
Robert A. Bennett
North Market Street
Willie Ritchie
Eick
Park Hotel
Frederick County DAR Elects Regent and Washington Trip Alternates
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. Francie Markel regent for the coming year, with Miss Eleacor M. Jokesop as registrar and Miss Willie M. Ritchie as corresponding secretary. Miss Ritchie and Miss Emily Manlsby were named first and second alternates for the Continental Congress in Washington in April. The January Frederick County Historical Society met at Mrs. J. H. Makey’s home with Maj. E. B. Goldabrough presiding.
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Willie M. Ritchie
Miss McCleery
Johia Belt
Rcs
Washington
Miss Ritchie
Emily Manlsby
Frederick Bistorical Society
Frederick County Historical Society
Mra. J. H Makey
East Secord Errest
Maj
EB. Y. Goldaborough
Frederick
Johnson
Maryland
Mickley
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Pennsylvania
Mary Hinnt
Baltimore
Funeral notices list multiple services in Utica Mount Olivet and New London
The funeral of George W. Miller of Lewistown was held at Utica Church with pallbearers and burial beside the church. Elizabeth E. J. Bell and Justus Miller had services at homes or churches with burials at Mount Olivet and nearby cemeteries. Additional details name funeral directors Luther Creager and FP Schroeder and pallbearers such as Ramsburg and Railing.
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George W. Miller
Lewistown
Utica
Hos
A. Hedges
Af. Hench
Christopher Baker
Levi G. Leatherman
H Mr. Matin
Alexander Rameburg
Nelson D. Ramsburg
Lewis A. Hedgss
Mount Olivet
O.c.cartys
Justus Miller
North Markes Etreat
Charles F. Steck
Osborne Ingie
Or. Ecksseic
David W. Kot
George Myers
Frederick Hetuleir
Adam Railing
Olivet
Schroeder
Wesdigger
Deaths and Interments Notice from Delth and Richey Families
Obituary notices record Lizzie Eicher of Delth and Miss Annie F. Creager of Tharmant, both deceased after long infirmities. Details mention residence, age, and burial plans, with interment at Mount Union cemetery and services held at United Brethren church. Survivors include siblings and extended family members.
Poison Plot Targets Former Colorado Governor and Family
In Oanyon City Colorado on January 19 ex-Governor Peabody his wife and daughter were poisoned. The daughter died the others recovered. Authorities believe miners connected to the death of ex Governor Staunsnberg of Idaho orchestrated the attack.
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Colorado
Oanyon City
Cono
Peabody
Aying
Staunsnberg
Idaho
Waterworks dispute and local trials reported in Chestertown area
The report notes waterworks orders to Chestertown capitalists. A Cumberland constable was jailed one day for extortion. Baltimore resident Lawsor Shearer died January 16 in Oakland at 45. The schooner Robert B Stevenson reported list with all aboard. Assistant Postmaster Lewis F Solomas of Hagerstown died of kidney disease aged about eighty. Meriwether trial at Naval Academy nears conviction. midshipmen Ricehams and others face dismissal for conduct.
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Chestertown
Cumberland
Lawsor Shearer
Trarelig Autosmaz
Baltimore
Ouskland
Robert B. Sievenson
Baltinora
Lewis F. Solomas
Hagerstown
Justioe
Louis B. McComas
Washington, D. C
Meriwether
Naval Academy
Willys
Mary
Washington
Intruder Seized After Home Break In Baltimore Woman Screams
Mrs Sallie R Janney a former city resident faced an intrusion at 6 West Twenty fifth Street early Wednesday She startled by a hallway encounter cried out as a man pushed her aside The assailant chased toward the kitchen where her daughter heard the alarm and police later captured the intruder named James Johnson He was jailed by Justice Poe in the Northern district with Sergeant Patterson detaining him.
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Sallie R. Janney
West Twenty-fifth Street
Baltimore
Janc—ney
Sergeant Patterson
Justice Poe
James Jehnson
Braddock Heights road gets 2500 dollar appropriation
The Board of County Commissioners approved an appropriation of 2500 dollars for a public road in Braddock Heights. The road connects the Beltimore and Frederic ture Bike to near the residence of Garleton H. Dean and includes part of a new public road to be opened under a contract with the Braddock Building and Development Company. Work will be done under the State Aid Road Law and the State Geological Survey Highway Commission will be asked for diagrams and cost estimates.
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Board of County Commissioners
Braddock Heights
Beltimore
Frederic Ture
Garlton H. Dean
Braddock Building and Development Company
Acts of the Assembly of 1994
State Geological Survey Highway Commission
Suffers Terrible Pain in Middletown Lamp Accident
Miss Elia Cook of Middletown remains in serious condition after a lamp accident last Friday. Physicians have little hope of recovery as intense pain and two nights required several people to keep her in bed. Her sister Mrs Lottia Keefer of Hagerstown and brothers Bressr Jok Cook and Charles Cook of Dover, WN. J. and other friends stay at her bedside.
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Elia Cook
Middletown
Lottia, Keefer
Hagertown
Hagertown, and Her Brothers, Bressr3, Jok, Cook, and Wife and Charles Cook
Dover
WN. J
Burkittsville Voters Plan Ban On Saloons
A district meeting called to ban saloons saw poor turnout due to bad weather. Officials postponed decisive action to next Monday January 2, hoping a larger attendance will back the measure to purge saloons.
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Salson
Burkittsville
Montiga
Miscre Miscast in Draven County Incident
A garbled OCR fragment references a buggy incident in Draven County. It mentions a baggy and an upset throw but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm details.
Business Change at Thor Marble Works In Jaz
Ree Wibige brokered the purchase of the entire Thor Marble Works enterprise. Jaz E Wilhite remains owner. Bereafier will be renamed the Thor route Marble Works.
Man Charged With Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
A man was arrested and charged with drunken and disorderly behavior. Justice O. H. Ecke ordered a jail hearing for the suspect this evening at seven o'clock.
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Bing
O. H. Ecke
Sale of West Patrick Street house to Mrs Schroeder
Real estate firm Cramer and Stauffer reports the sale of a three story brick dwelling and lot on West Patrick Street to Mrs. Lilie M. Schroeder for 3250, on behalf of buyer Mr. George A. Gilbert.
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Cramer & Stauffer
Lesa Agente
George A. Gilbert
West Patrick Street
City
Lilie M. Schroeder
Local Market Quotes For Today
The Local Market notes G Waring Tyson prices with Corn at 2.20 per barrel shelled 44 cents per bushel Wheats No 2 red 0c per bushel steamed 0c par bushel rejected 600 par bushel damaged 55c par bushel Oats 20 cents per bushel.
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G. Waring Tyson
Regulation of Mileage Books in Legislature
Delegate Anders proposes a two class mileage book system with transfers allowed within families and firms. 500 mile books capped at 10 dollars and 1000 mile books at 20 dollars, with loss reimbursement and penalties for railroads refusing to issue. Other bills include town tax aid, divorce remarriage limits, and cocaine sale restrictions urged by physicians and druggists.
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House of Delegates
Anders
Fraderte
General Assembly
Sir
Myersville
Aimar
Walkeraville
Nicodemus
Air. Anders
Senate
Senate and Fonse To Restrict the Sale of Co Value To the State. Dr. Goldsborough
Lehmayer
House
Bryac
Beginning of Lent and related holy days in liturgical calendar
Lent begins Wednesday February 25, the fortieth day before Easter on April 15. Palm Sunday falls on April 11, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday on the 12th and 13th. Septuagesima and sexagesima Sundays occur in February. Shrove Sunday marks the penitential pre Lent period with confession.
Local Weddings Round Out Week in Frederick County
Laura May Bymenw il and Joseph Stup wed at the Elipp home on Catoctin Mountain with a formal ceremony by Rev. J. K. Eidenorn. Attendants included Miss Rosie Elipp and Miss Laura Thom. A reception followed with a light supper and refreshments. Flora Richard and Willis Nickels married in Martinsburg with Rev. Dr. A. J. Gill officiating. Evla Catherine Sweeney wed George M. Eicheberger at the Wood residence near Jimtown with Rev. J. Kaiser presiding.
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Siup
William
Guesia
Aicress—Richard
Floreces Richard
Joseph Richard
Martineborg
W.a
Willis Nickels
Branewick
Oslo
Martinsborg
Mersinger
A. J. Gill
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sweeney
Iss Evla Catherine Sweeney
Charles Sweenes
George M. Eicheberger
Jimtown
John Wood
3. F. Kaiser
Gracehsm
Progressive Euchre Party At St John’s Library
A lively Progressive Euchre event drew many attendees at St John’s Library rooms on East Second Street Wednesday night. Corinne Payne won the Indies prize, O P Bennett took the booby prize, while Rev Fr Kane earned the gentleman’s prize and Wilson Schley the booby prize.
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St. John’sbrary Rooms
East Second Street
Mies Corinne Payne
O. P. Bennett
Fr. Kane
Wilson Schley
Caster William G Zimmerman Notes Payment Interest
Four percent clear of taxes payable on demand by William G Zimmerman Caster.
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WM. G. Zimmerman
Hank Monk or The Days of 49 Dramatic West
A drama of the West by Joaqatin Miller and Robert Downing presents Hank Monk a famed frontier figure. The play recounts discovery, gold, and Horace Greeley’s Nevada City ride with vivid dramatic moments and strong comedy. The actor Dawning leads a top American company.
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Hank Monk
Joaqatin Miller
Robert Downing
West
California
Horace Greeley
Nevada City
Nctura
Br. Dawning
Ameriga
Mr Stack Charms Audiences With Subtle Stage Presence
Reading, Pa article praises Kechtai Tontgat known as Mr Stack for a magnificent voice and magnetic charm. It notes his grand effort, noble bearing, and refined expression though some phrases appear garbled. Observers describe his gre at manly baritone as consistently charming and poised, with a dignified finish.
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Stack
Nate
Ertstie Finich
Neighbor Neighbors' Act Delights Local Club Scene
A lively program features Waters and a company of dancers in a midweek performance. Jack McNoza leads a chorus of performers in a comic musical revue with twenty-two people on stage and several solo pieces.
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Dom Waters
Jack McNoza
Youce
The
Bee
Hank Monk of the Sierras at Guy Opera House
An advertisement promises a showing of Hank Monk of the Sierras with Sierra scenery at the Guy Opera House on Monday. The writer recalls meeting Hank Monk in the 1950s and mentions Hotraca Greeley and a famous Greeley article. The account describes stage horses moving swiftly down mountains and invites attendance.
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Hank Monk
AL Wi
Sierras
Y M O A Defeats Frederick College 18 to 0 in Junior Hall
The Y M O A team beat Frederick College 18 to 0 in a basketball game last night at Junior Hall. The match was well played and very interesting and featured strong defense from the Y M O A squad.
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Frederick College
Televiexs Uall 8 Block taking sale on odd codes
Spacial selling of REMNANTS Percales Ging. Wool Dress Goods Cloths at half price. Crater and drerg patterns included. Very anterior BORG CLOTH $1.45 for 12 yards. Tam o'shanterr and hoods cheap. Garments closeout sale with low prices. Furs, children's sets and scarfs included.
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Crater
Tonight's Recital At Woman's College Promoted
A letter to the editor endorses a dramatic recital by Dr. Charles Steck and associates at the Woman's College tonight. The writer, claiming kinship, vouches for the entertainment and urges the college chapel crowd to attend, defending the platform's propriety and quality.
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Tir News
Tamnef
Charles Steck
Bliss Ratta Steck
Callege
Charles T
Charlea F
Betts
Helso
Resta
Ohips3l
Frederick
Road Supervisors Appointments in Patersville and Burkittsville
Yesterday the road supervisors for Patersville and Burkittsville were appointed, naming O Edward Aesherman Vincens S Kepler William E Borer Charles W Eagle Reene Merriman John BR Turner Lloyd D Hoelkey Wu 5 Flook James O Darner John Sowden Luther O Atel Wm L Goyton Oliver O Sigler Charles B Sigier Charles M Huffer Charles W Bayer and John S Zapher. The board today settles with Mt Plassant and Walk Persville district supervisors. Prominent in Educational Work the January Maryland Educational Journal features a portrait of Glenn H Worthington of Frederick a member of the State Board of Education and includes a sketch of Worthingtons life and public education services.
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Board of County Commissioners
Patersville
O. Edward Aesherman
Vincens S. Kepler
William E. Borer
Charles W. Eagle
Reene Merriman
John BR. Turner
Lloyd D. Hoelkey
Flook
Burkittsville
James 0. Darner
John Sowden
Luther O. Atel
Wm. L Goyton
Oliver O. Sigler
Charles
Sigier
Maryland Educational Journal
Glenn H. Worthingiac
Frederick
State Board of Education
Bir Worthington
Contact Public Education
Kemp Hall Events and Oddities at Frederick College
A fragmented notice lists Kemp Hall activities, shows at the City Opera House, and nightly prices for fruit skimmed from various vendors. It mentions Frederick College offerings including night school, bookkeeping, and osteopathy, with Dr E J Schmd and Citizens National Bank Building cited.
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E. J. Schmd
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Holiday Merchandise At Morgan Ogil In Patrick Street
Local ad notes reasonable merchandise for the holidays at Morgan Ogil located at No. 6 West Patrick Street. Customer urged to visit the shop for gift options and seasonal deals.
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Morgan Oegil
Patrick Strest i
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Kemp Hall
Moving Pictures
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Monieras
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Moon
South Straaz
OL Vet
Miss Richies
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Shous
Buesing
Annie FL Creager
Annie F
C. I. Greeger
Tharmant
Savilis Simmel
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Sersiana
United Brethren Church
Br. Geo. W. Fogle
Alerz
Buhrmas
R.E. Oreager
News OF the
Mrs. Janney
Latrnder
Bymenwil
Peid
Meleana
Taira Street
Whita
Lacy Thom
Baistmore
Ertificate
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the
Teeecy
Wasniscrox
D.C
Waeeras
National Bank of Frederick
Congress
Turkspore
Thomas B. Kane
Clarens
Prederick
Eb. Rane
Frepenicn. Mo
Citizens' National Bank of
Frederick, Md
Basket Ball
John Mendrickson
Televiexs
Tam O'Shanterr
Bret Goods
S.o. Hoods and
Teques
Leoarts
Muffe
Gurreot
Ene
Phs
Loual
Kemp Ball
Biograph Motion
Gregory
Oty
B? & Haller
Owic Opera House
Potsiacs
Conte Sevice Usaoty
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Attech Ea
Kemp
Osleinstad
George
Roduce
God
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P. Rice
Jphomas P
Maxkeset Street
Frederick County
Osred
Besant & Enott
City Hotel
Morgan Orciu
No. GW
Pat
Wek Ef
Proderick
G.L
Ursival Epeuvialist
Church and Market Ste
Frederishs
Perera
Gio West
Franklin Birest
Fredert Reyes Hotel
North Mayre Llouct Sain Tras
Eelp
China
B. Sappiygtor
Unywail
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