In History Thirtieth January Entries and Astronomical Notes
The Daily News notes on this day in history include the deaths of William Congreve in 1730 and Edgar Allan Poe in 1849 with brief birth details. It records births of Robert E. Lee in Stratford and Mohammed Ali Mirza Shah of Persia in 1907, plus a short astronomical event summary of moon and Venus positions with rise/set times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Congreve
Robert Edward Lee
Stratford
Mreatmansinee
Edgar Allan Poe
Boston
Baltimore
Poe
America
Ireland
Cromwell
Mohammed Ali Mirza Aa Shah
Persia
Fragmented Advertisements and notices page item
A jumble of classified style lines mentions items for sale notices to creditors rent listings lost pocketbook and various local upcoming events including a college glee club bargain and a yellow tag sale. Names and places appear as fragments such as Rothenhoeft Steiner Landis Cline and Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rothenhoeft
Steiner Houges
News Office
C. A. Landis
B.S
City Opera House
Cal
Glee
de Ruprecht
Ansbach
Pital
College Glee Club
Markay
Moser
Iroceries
Public Sales Notice for Upcoming Season
Persons intending to make a public sale should send names, addresses and the sale date to The News at once for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. The News offers free Sacre Recierern chance listings in daily and weekly issues with billed sales. No notice will be published without order and copy in hand for bills, and ads must be placed early.
Weekly News Promises New 12 Page Issue Thursday
The Weekly News, claiming Frederick city and county’s largest circulation, announces a twelve page edition ready Thursday with ads and features. Copy for new ads due Wednesday at noon, ads changes due by 12 pm that day. The Sick section lists several residents with illnesses and recoveries.
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Tax Werexty Nzewa
Nets
Frederick City
Tak Weeetry
BP. m. Werdnesday
Funeral for W. Frye Held at Home and Greenmount Cemetery
Funeral services for W. Frye, a colored man, were held yesterday at 2:30 PM at his residence conducted by Rev. J. Norwood. Pallbearers included Willes Tae, Joseph Burch, Mon Davesport, Dawes Doreey, Paul, and Fred Timmon. Burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas Pitice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay W. Frye
Suit Against City Over Fall on West Patrick Street
Charles William Smith, through Alfred Ritter, sues the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for 5000 damages from a December 25 fall on West Patrick Street known as Battletown. He alleges a slippery sidewalk and insufficient street lighting caused a concussion and injuries, with city negligence cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Charles William Smith
Alfred Ritter
Gsinst
Frederick
Ron
Bre
Thomas Mota
Mr. Ritter
Agit
Tuberculosis Society in Frederick County Plans Nurse Program
The Frederick County Branch of the Tuberculosis Society held a meeting noting one year of work. It aims to place a visiting nurse in the county to combat infection among workers and families, with Miss La Motte as a potential temporary nurse. The Christmas Red Cross stamp drive funded this step, enrolling stamp buyers as one-year members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
The
Tuberculosis Society
Colorado
Baltimore City
Red Cross
Inspectors Arrive for Maryland Militia Inspections
Captain William Baird and Col. Charles Gaither arrived from Hagerstown to conduct U.S. and State inspections of Company A at the East Church Street Armory. They will count and inspect Company A property and observe the parade as protocols require. Forty three men will march tonight despite a loss of twenty six this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baird
Maryland
U.S
Chas.w. Gaither
Crothere’ Stad
Hagerstown
U. S
So'dock
East Church
Baltimore City
Company A
County Road Supervisors Settle for Dietriote Payouts
County commissioners reached settlements with road supervisors including John M. Frey John Brown C Harebman Charles E Erie Bina Wm W Branden John E O Neal Babington John Wine Green Ezra Haupt and others over district road funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follo
Dietriote
Phackaoa
John M. Frey
John Brown
C. Harebman
Charles E. Erie
Bina
Branden
John E. O'Neal
Ohn
Ae Babington
Io Irsacenteine
John Wine Green
Ezra, Haupt
Mt Airy man injured in coast guard collision case
Master Victor G. Clay of Mt. Airy Md suffered a coast guard collision incident described as causing him to be unconscious for three hours. He is reported to be improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor G. Clay
Mt. Airy
Pun & Tree
Won a Bicycle A Lucky Number Drawn by Gaither
A local raffle awarded a bicycle to the winner identified as Gaither with the lucky number Pad. The fragment indicates Mr. whe gh pins Earl BY but the main outcome is Gaither securing the bicycle prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
He Gaither
Man Arrested for Drunken Disorderly in Domestic Trouble Case
Barney Duvall, a West Patrick street resident, faced a drunken and disorderly charge after a Sunday morning disturbance tied to long running family tensions. Witness Harney testified to a failed pledge to stop drinking and to ongoing quarrels at home, with seven children involved and two adult sons siding with the mother. Judge Ritter warned a fine and potential jail if repeated, and noted possible eviction of adult children if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justion
Alfred Hitter
Barney Duvall
Barney
Tang
King
Walle
West Patrick Street
Harney
Jnethe Ritter
Injunction Secured Over Sheriff Sale Near Unionville
Hiram B. Jones and Marty E. Jones obtain a temporary injunction against Adam M. Kelbach and George Edward Myers restraining a sheriff sale of a perennial property near Unionville. Plaintiffs allege a 1907 confessed judgment for 1301.40, costs, interest, and fees, and claim the sheriff mislevied the writ and lacked jurisdiction as property lay in Carroll County. Samuel A. Lewis represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram B. Jones
Marty E. Jones
Adam M. Kelbach
George Edward S Are
Aheriff
Unionville
Defiant
Fieri
Frederick County
Carroll County
George E. Myers
Samuel A. Lewis
Lion and the Mouse presentation wows Frederick audience
At the City Opera House an audience filled the seats and aisles to see The Lion and the Mouse performed by a leading company. Oliver Doud Byron and Miss Edith Barker led a cast including Marion Duncan Fraser Coulter Walter Allen E A Eberle Charles Sturges Reginald Carr Grace Thomas Marion Polloak Jo l Margaret Shayne Ella Craven Dora Allen with stage settings praised as perfect and the production called finished and artistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
the Lion
Frederick
Liver Doud Byron
Edith Barker
Marvun Duncan
Fraser Coulter
Walter Allen
E. A. Eberle
Charles Sturges
Reginald Carri
Grace Thomas
Mation Polloak Jo
City street sidewalk snow cleaning questioned by resident
A citizen told a News reporter he doubts city authorities enforce sidewalk snow removal. He notes several ice patches on West South Street near Market are never cleared and dangerous to pedestrians. He urges future attention from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South Street
Market
Stevents
Lynch Lodge Election Delivers New Officers and Trustees
At the Lynch Lodge lodge meeting the following officers were elected: Worshipful Master Hiram Keek, Senior Warden ip Seeger, Junior Warden ate, Crum, Secretary EWG, Treasurer Allen G. Qayan, Tyler ere bee. Trustees named Judge John C. Motteb, Jenepl W. L. Carty and Thomas H. Halle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Lodge
A. F. Oy
Worshiptulau
Hiram Keek
Ip Seeger
Ate
We Crum
EWG
Treamerer
Allen G. Qayan
Tyler
Bee
John C. Motteb
Jenepl W. L. Carty
Thomas H. Halle
Glee Club to Perform First Public Concert Tonight
The Frederick Glee Club will give a concert at City Opera Hall this evening. It marks their first public appearance and officials note a careful, creditable program has been prepared for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club Cong
Frederick Glee Om
City Opera Hall
Tle Perfe
Gift to Trading Post Fountain Window Exhibit
A local display at F. W. Obenderfer’s window features a gift to the Trading Post fountain exhibit. The arrangement suggests a charitable or promotional gesture linked to the window presentation and community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trading Post
F. W. Obenderfer
Community Eyes Build For Rink And Assembly Hall
Justice C H Eckstein buys the Mealey property beside Frederick City MHI for 1300 dollars. He plans a stock company to erect a 150 by 80 foot auditorium and rink with a cement floor on the first floor for large gatherings bazaars fairs and skating events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Eckstein
Martha E. Wilcoxon
Mealey
Frederick City Mhi
Justice Koketein
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Dr Tra J McCurdy returned from New York. Alfred Ritter was away on business. Wm Joy of Lander visited the city on business. W D Brace of Washington stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs Daniel C Derr of Baltimore visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Charles Bader of Liberty town spent the day with friends. Charles F Kreb of Washington spent a few days with family on West Third Street. Miss Lena Schwarz of Tannytown stayed with Miss Mae on North Market Street. Mrs Arthur T Kreh of West Third Street returned from a visit to Washington. Prof Edward Schaler of Baltimore, visiting Miss Mary Crum, West South Street, has returned. Mr and Mrs James Biggs of West Fifth Street returned from Pittsburgh to visit their son Charles Biggs. Harvey Carter of Washington spent a few days with the family of George Helms on North Bentz Street. Mantz Doll returned from wedding trip and stayed at Mrs Howard Young’s on East Booood. Sophie Bidler of Baltimore, visiting F W E Diehl on South Market Street, has returned. Miss Mary Smith of Pearl visited Miss Ladonia Mullinix on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra J. McCurdy
New York
Alfred Ritter
Wm. Joy
Lander
W. D. Brace
Washington
Daniel C. Derr
Baltimore
Charles Bader
Libertytown
Charles F. Kreb
West Third Street
Mias Lena Schwarz
Tannytown
Mae
North Market Street
Arthur ‘T. Kreh
Weat Third Street
Edward Schaler
Battitcore
Mary Crum
West Bouth Street
James Biggs
West Fifth Treet
Charles Biggs
Pittsburg
Harvey Carter
Goo. Helms
North Bentz Street
Mantz Doll
Advertised Letters in Frederick Mail Front Page
A list of remaining advertised letters in Frederick shows names including William Flor ana A E Gilbert and J R C G Howard. Recipients may call for these letters. if unclaimed they move to the dead letter office after a few weeks. Included names cover several Mrs Y ab Lapts and others as shown.
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Frederick
Lotties
Aew
Greynellen
William Florana
A. E. Gilbert
J. R. C G. Howard
Jno
Mantin Stigenpnog
W. Valle “Ilse
EH. Y. Ab. Laptzs
Ansbach Delights YMCA Boys With Magic Show
Ansbach the magician wowed a large crowd of YMCA boys last night. The performance featured new tricks and constant audience engagement. Tonight he returns for a benefit show at 8 o'clock for center and sustaining members.
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Y. MC. A
Ansbach
Aesbach
Cenlor
Y.M.C.A. Theen- Seraeneat
Miner Poet Chronicle Fragments of Mourning Laments
Fragmentary verses recount a miner’s mournful scene as family members react with sorrow and mixed emotion. The text showcases quoted lament, crowd reactions, and a poet’s attribution to Jostra & Rirazy the Miner Poet.
The Work of Death Charles Monroe Waters
Charles Monroe Waters died aged 43 from Brights disease. He left a widow and one daughter in Baltimore. Remains were brought to the city and interred at Olivet cemetery with Rev. A J Gill officiating. C E Cline served as funeral director.
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Charles Monroe Waters
Bright
Baltimore
Thin City
T. Olivet
A. J. Gill
Law hearing for Edward Renn ends with correctional move
Edward Renn accused of assaulting Dr John Zimmerman appeared before Justice Alfred Rit secarday. Hearing continued. Renn is sent to the House of Correction for six months as a result of the proceedings. Deputy Sheriff DeGrange escorted Renn to the institution. Also noted is a Mothers' Club meeting at Mrs. Marshall Fogle's West Fifth Street home on Thursday at 2 30 PM.
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Ambault
Edward Renn
Atefking
John Zimmerman
Alfred Rit
Reno
Leen
Murray
Justige Ap
Vie Ok ‘Ouse
DeGrange
Mothers’ Club
Marahal Fogle
West Fifth Street
Frederick cit lodge invites glee club audience tour
Regular meeting of Frederick Citizens Lodge No 100 invites Odd Fellows to attend. Citizens urged to support a Lake View block party with prize winning music and home talent. Tonight only a comical opera Who Wins! presented by the glee club with special bus service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cit
So'dock
Afl Odd Fellows
Charnes A. Lanpis
Frederick Abould
Glee Club
Lake View
Ood Orchestra
Coccene
Wedgewood Public Sale heats with steam prompt
Public sale notices and event ads from Wedgewood describe heated facilities at the base and a tea event at All Saints House on January 22 from 4 to 6 pm. Listings promise fresh bread, quality coats, and items from a Commercial Operator on South Market Street with details to join the sale via a colony on Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedgewood
Mary
Napter
All Baints House
South Market Street
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the Daily News
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Tus News
W. L. Moms
Westber Bureau
the Weekly News
Thomas Whitmore
Araby
Wm. B. Miller
Mist Patrick Street
Bessie Allison
Jesse W. Starr
West Patrick
Wm. B. Storm
South Market
Charles H. Storm
James P. Foraythe
J. Migray Cronenburg
East Patrick Street
Wmn. J. Whitmore
G. Mantz Rhodes
East South Street
Mies Ann Rebecca Fout
East
Patrick Heex
John Wolfe
Lewis Mehrling
Wm. J. Whitmore
Charles” William Smith
the Tuberculosis Society
Duvall
Justice C. MH. Eckstein
Gomip
Courch
Philippines
Gothem
Fordbell
Yookers Statesman
Tzens
Hank
Faeornice, Mo
Board of Directors
Thia Hank
Cheoka
WM. G. Zimmerman
Rederick
Boys & Opera House
Gute
Petra
Cuma
Horsee
Ani
Capri
Taowes
G. F. Rurances
Joan B. Henderickson
Bale
QOODQ
Joen D
Sendrickaon
Neidig & Miller
Towaling
Foe
Mfidic & Miller
Orne
Y. M.C. A. Hila
A. Washington
Yy Onder
Josep Zaireawan
College T Opers House. Org
An ‘Oscala
Alphonse
Bhoer
Sele
Son
Rietamneete
Patrick Street
George & Rodour
Caarling
Rena
Charles 1
RENN
Adart
Bob Whit
Hoopes
MD. L. Etomwons
Atohigon Furniture
Etore
M. LC
Atohi
Beuth Market Sieve
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Seliiewig
Ee Farms
Niten
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