Personal notes on Theed visitors and locals
Justica C H Eakstein, long at Annapolis, returns home after spending savers days away. Paul Urner, surveying corps of the Wabash Railroad, is at home for a visit. Mr and Mrs Ralph Lorents of San Francisco are visiting Mrs Lorents' grandmother on North Market street. Lorentz is a son of former local resident Albert Lorentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justica C. H. Eakstein
Annapolis
Paul Urner
S Surveying Corps
Wabash R&r
Court Atreat
Ralph Lorents
San Francisco
Cal
Lorentz
Henry B. Lorentz
North Market Street
Mr. Lorentz
Albert Lorentz
This City
Brief Bits and Weather Notes for the New Year
A column of short items covers delaying telegrams, celestial events from Jupiter to the Moon, and two solar eclipses on March 16 and September 9 visible locally. It also remarks on a woman’s life arc from dolls to babies and notes that a prudent business person will continue advertising after the holidays to sustain everyday trade.
Social world sleighing parties and dances noted
A sequence of social events reports sleighing parties hosted by the Heerd and Leatherman families in Utios with games music and late hours. Other gatherings include a Jan 13 sleighing party at Gaver's and a Jan 11 event in honor of Daniel Leatherman with songs and refreshments. A leap year dance is announced for Miss Willie Richie's class at Junior Hall and Gettysburg College dance featuring the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heerd
Utios
Sli
Frederick Stutt
Anna Warrenfeltz
Misasa Auns Heerd
Zon Warren Feltz
Lillie
Gertie Mensel
Jennie Leatherman
Carrie Duvall
Katella Morgan
Bertha
Bessie Hessong
Lizzie Powell
G. O. Leatherman
Vernon Smith
Mo. Engie
Sarah Hessong
Jennie and
Maud Gaver
Estela Morgan
Nina Michael
Marvie Duvall
Luther Leatherman
John Ramsberg
Emory Leatherman
Albert Smith
Willis Powell
James Bungard
O. T. Fox
John Michael
Elmer
Maurice Keaney
Harry Leatherman
Roger Smith
Mira
Daniel Loatherman
Daniel Leatherman
Mire
Harry Leathermen
Olfford and Betrons
G. Ostroll Leatherman
Richard English
Nelson Price
Durham
Lizzie B. Powell
Cora Ramaberg
Belva Wiles
Bertie Beard
Messrs
Luther
Willis’ Powell
John Ramaberg
Fox
Willie Richie
Frederick Select Orchestra
Gettysburg College
Moberly Deaths and Civil War Prisoner Memorial
Obituary notices from Frederick detail William L. Moberly's death at Emergency Hospital from paralysis aged 72. He survived by a widow, three sons, two daughters, five brothers and a sister, with funeral services at North Market Street and Mt. Olive Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Margaret E. Perrell and Miss Lucy Grace Whipp with service details, and Samuel J. Martin and Charles Brown obituaries with burial plans and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Moberly
Ernest
Levi
Lewis
Harry Rowe
Rebecca Moberly
Frederick
Charles
Eoward
Prederick
David
Baltimore
Hiram
Tiffin
Ohio
Hammond Welty
Frederick- Io
Columbia Lodge
Moberly
John R. Kenly
Maryland
Front Royal
Libby
Richmond
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Charles F. Steck
Samuel Joshus Martin
Samuel Joshua Martin
Gracaham
Thia County
Tia
Frank K. Martin
Jacob O. Martin
Mollie Morrison
Gravesham
F. K. Gilbert
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurmont
Creager
Fritchey Libel Suit Moves to Jury Over Malice Evidence
In York Pa Judge Stewarts overruled a motion for a compulsory non-suit in the York Daily libel case against J A Fritchey and directed the matter to proceed. Witnesses including E W Spangler Senator McConkey and Engineer Sprenkle testified on bricks sand and workmanship cited in the alleged libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fritchey
York Daily
York
Stewarts
Stewart
E. W. Spangler
Duke Street
E. K. McConkey
John Sprenkel
York Water Company
Senator McConkey
Engineer Sprenkls
A. P. Broomell
Freight Conductor Injured Pushing Train Link
Matthew Cunningham of Baltimore, a freight conductor on the B and O R R, suffered a severe foot injury at Riebi's Mills around 2 43 am while pushing the Janney connection between two freight cars. His foot slipped and was crushed between bumpers, with flesh lacerations. He was transported to Frederick by a special engine and treated by Dr. Thomas B Johanson, then sent home on the 6 10 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Cunningham
Baltimore
Riebi's Mills
Cunningham
Frederick
Thomas B. Johanson
Baltimdore
Bayner Gains Smith Loses in Senate Vote
In Annapolis on January 22 the joint convention of the Senate and House of Delegates adjourned for a noon vote for United States Senator. Rayner gained two votes to reach 36, ex-Governor Smith fell by two to 28, and Joshua W. Miles picked up three. The full tally followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Annapolis
Senate
House of Delegates
Rayner
Smith
Joshua W. Miles
Bequests From Brunner Will Take Effect After Miss Mainhart’s Death
The late Joshua Brunner’s will, filed July 13, 1891, directs property at 56 West Church Street to the children of John H. Branner after Miss Anna Catherine Mainhart’s death. A trust fund of 8000 dollars is affected, with 3000 to Harry Lee and Madge and Lidith Branner, children of John H. Branner. The remaining 3009 and 1000, after Miss Mainhart dies, go to the Society for the Relief of Aged and Disabled Ministers and Ministers' Widows of the Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Brunner
Anna Catherine Masinhart
West Church Street
Harry Lee
Madge
Lidith Branner
John H. Brenner
Mies Manahatta
Society For the Relef
The
Reformed Church
Funeral for Margaret Simma at Hope Bill Church
The funeral of Margaret Simma of Lime Kiln occurred yesterday with home services then at Hope Bill Church. Rev. Daniel Collins officiated as relatives and friends attended. Pallbearers included Thomas Hall James N Davis Anthony King and Charles Holland from the city and W H Johnson Jobe M Brown of Lime Kiln. Interment at Hope Hill. A T Ries & Sons were funeral directors. The funeral for Milton B Boost killed yesterday on the B & O R R near Woodstock Md will be held tomorrow at 10 26 AM from the B & O R R station with interment at Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Simma
Golored
Lime Kiln
Hope Bill Church
Daniel Collins
Thomas Hall
James N Davis
Anthony King
Charles Holland
W.H. Johnson
Jobe M. Brown
Hope Hill
A. T. Ries & Sons
Milton B. Boost
Woodstock
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Delegate Hitcshew’s Name Stirs Reading Clerk Wolfe
Dispatch from Annapolia notes a Baltimore News report claiming Reading Clerk Hum phy Wolfe has a characteristic mispronunciation during House rolls. The piece highlights Delegate Hitcshew’s Frederick county representation and the effect of the mispronunciation on audience sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitcshew
Annapolia
Baltimore News
Viaitora
House of Delegates
Humphrey D. Wolfe
Reading
Frederick County
Mr. Wolfe
Flour Price Up Ten Cents a Barrel in Baltimore
Floor prices rose ten cents per barrel in the Baltimore wholesale market driven by strong wheat demand and higher barrel costs. Over the year, barrel prices surged 16 cents, sacks higher due to raw cotton, and new flour barrels run 45 to 50 cents each. Mill cess patent grade now at 5.70 per barrel amid timber shortages and heavy demand from apple whippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Oity Mills
Sick List and Congressional Pension Bills Reported
Local notices list several residents on illness with modest improvements noted at their home on North Market Street and East Second Street. Senator McNamas of Maryland introduced bills in Congress to raise pensions for Alfred A. Troxell and Joseph D. Main. A real estate sale of Hezekiah Murphy's farm and home comforts is slated tomorrow at C A Thomas store in Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Storm
South Market Treet
Sallie Moberly
Patrick Strent
Bradley-T- Strawsberger
North Market Street
William L. Moberly
R. H. Lee Reich
East Second Street
Louis &. McNomas
Maryland
Alfred A. Troxell
Thurmont
Maryland Potomac Home Brigade
Maryland Home Brigade
Joseph D. Main
Knoxville
Potomac Home Brigade
Milton Garner
Joseph Murphy
C. A. Thomas’ Store
Mt. Pleasant
Hezekiah Murphy
Market Quotations From The Local Mart
The Mountain City milla market lists today prices for corn and wheat. Old corn sells per barrel at 5 and shelled at 51 seats per bushel. New corn 3.50 per barrel. Wheat No 3 red at 3 with steamer at 60 per bushel. rejected at 69 per bushel. Oats 0.40 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Milla
Marriage License Granted for Collier and Barger in Baltimore
A marriage license was granted in Baltimore yesterday for Charles W Collier and Nannie V Barger both of Brunswick this county. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles W Collier
Nannie V. Barger
Brunswick
County
Souders Remsburg Ceremony in Christ Church
Four ministers took part as Miss Elizabeth Sullivan married at Moorovia Obriot Reformed church at Middletown. Rev. A S Wobber and other clergymen officiated with guests from Baltimore Frederick Lancaster Johnstown and Irwin. The couple will reside in Irwin after a Baltimore trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sullivan
Moorovia
David Aaron Souders
Irwin
Missy Jane Halush Remsburg
Obriot Reformed Church
Middletown
A S Wobber
Baltimore
W Levan
S . Miller
Presgariot
Panthe
Henry Remeburg
Mies Lucy Gregg
Scissy
Bertha Coblentz
Mina Margaret Remaburg
J. Harvey Mickley
Johnstown
R. V. Hauver
N. BE. Kofanver
Frederick
Daniel K. Remeburg
Walter KR. Remaburg
Emory L. Coblentz
Lancaster
Saunders
The
Reformed Church
Pittsburg
Minstrel Show Tops Dramas in Local Entertainment
The era of minstrel entertainment drew huge crowds at the City Opera House last night. Hi Henry, age 62, led a robust program with cornet solos and comic acts, delivering a packed house and strong proof of popularity over other forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andianos
Hi Henry
City Opera House
Henry
Coasting Accident Injures Several in Myeraville On Tuesday
A double decker coasted down a steep hill on the Ellerton road near the Flook-Gaver Bank, veered from its path and struck a telephone pole injuring several youths. Albert Flook’s head concussion left him unconscious, Victor Smith suffered cuts and loose teeth, Wille Fauver sprained a hip, Martin Wachtel escaped injury, and Mary Frey was badly cut requiring stitches. In a separate note, Frederick Conclave No 731 Hoplophs plans an installation tonight led by Baltimore’s Mr. Millard F. Thoma as deputy district supreme archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeraville
Eltérton Road
Albert
John’. Fiook
Frederick
Millard F. Thoma
Baltimore
Soprame Archer
Special Sale and Notices Across Baltimore in January 1904
A fragmentary listing shows a One Week Special Sale by Shipley & Bors with various granite goods, cookware, and household items, plus notices about a W.O.T.O. meeting, a St Mary’s Episcopal Guild sale, medical society meeting, Mizpah Chapter session, and a Ye Olden Time gathering. Also included are eye glasses sale, enamel ware grand clearing, and a public auction by Allen G. Quuxyn. Sewerage bills notice to Market Street property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
The
Episcopal Guild
All Saints’ Chapel
Howe
Wade
Powers to Perform At City Opera House Tuesday Night
The Minneapolis Times lauds Mr Powers impersonations for their faithful portrayal and subtle humor. The Y M C A course presents him at the City Opera House on Tuesday night January 26 for an engaging evening of Dickens Sheridan and literary character voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Charles Lamb
Powers
Dickens
Sheridan
Mr. Powers
Huse
Sale of Jones Property at Mt Airy Details
The sale at Mt Airy included 117 acres of the Sellman farm at 62.50 per acre bought by E M Molesworth and 150 acres of the asmo farm bought by J M DeLashmutt at 30 per acre. Todd farm of 279 acres went to Alvin Donaway for 40 per acre. Hood lot sold to Osco Bhiplay for 820, appraised at 810. The backing house with furniture sold to Mesars W R Rudy and Raymond Barnes for 2000. Two small wood lots also sold. Washington Camp No 17, P O S of A to visit Camp No 43, Doubs county, tomorrow. District President George T. M. Shniffer to install officers. Local camp leaves hall at 5:80 tonight. Business Men's Association meeting at City Hall tonight at 8 to act on charter amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mt. Airy
Sellman
E. M. Molesworth
Asmo
J. M. DeLashmutt
Todd
Alvin Donaway
Hood
Osco Bhiplay
Mesars
W.R. Rudy
Raymond Barnes
Washington
Doubs
Thia County
George T. M. Shniffer
Local Mentions and Charity Event at Y M C A
Y M C A members are reminded of the Merabsra Meat to be held tonight at 8 30 in the rooms. Hershberger's Alregette are Delicions. Local notices mention homemade candies fresh daily by Hershberger.
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the Daily News
Knights of Shires
Uttens and
Bergesses
Simon de Montfort
Earl of Leicester
Lewes
John, Winthrop
Massachusetts
Suffolk
England
Boston
George Gordon Noel Byron
Lord Byron
George D Prentice
Louisville Journal
Louisville
Preston
Conn
Parepa Hosa
Vimerica
London
Constance Fenimore Woolson
Fenimory Cuover
Nice
Loneae
Qeborne
Nite Ace
Jecovery
Wasmatoy
Tar News
Moore
Weather Bureau
Notics
A. L. Pearre Cooke H
Zacharias
Gittinger
Register ‘Shipley & Bore
Mary’s
Herchberger
Rodock & Co Ban Det Doll Bros
Meldig & Maller
WH. L. Moberly
Margaret E. Perrell
James Perrell
Flint Hill
Koontz’s
J. Z. Michael
Clarksburg
Falton Rice
John Shaffer
Wm. Huffman
Cbas. Miles
Wm. H. Fink
J. 8. Nell
Geo. W. Patera
Suse Lucy Grace
Hubert
Washington, D. C
Nannie, Ballie
Nellie
Brosd Ban
Cleveland
Charles Brown
John Wesley Brown
West All Saints Street
Asbury Church
Greenmount Cemetery
Fritchey
York County
Bayner
Joshua Brunnbhd Brquedls
Remsburg
Christ Church
Lecher —Beeler
Maurice H Zapher
Carlton Zepher
Mies Ora A. Bealer
Gapland
Washington County
Geo M Lloyd
Charles County
Benny Weber
Oakland
Williamsport
Levi Montgomery
F. P. Hall
Adjt
John 8. Saunders
Nosh E Thomas
Anit
Hoagerstows
Mary A Thomas
Robert ©. Reeder
First National Bank of
Seaford
Trippa
Talbot County
St. Michael’s
Citizens’ National Bank
WM. G. Baker
Ice
A.D Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
SAMEL @ DUVALL
Cashler
Asst. Cashler
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Jepae Jas. McSnerny BP
C. M. Thomas
Joan Hen Orp
Cambria
Nainsook
Swias
Madras
Lalg
Naingook
Dimities
Blya
Cy Jonas Tiexnaixsen
Clinton E. Maen
Main’s Drug
Clinton BE. Mata
the City Hotel Grill
MTV Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Chicago
Shipley & Hepat
Shitley & Bors
W.O. T
Helge
Shia
Medical Society
Frep. Co. Ira
J. McQardy, Seoy
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Huuna R. Grimmess
Ars
Morris
Thave
Mofiderry
Ossen
Park Hotel
Allen G. Quxysn & Co
M. C. GeTzpavan
Market St
Patrick
Third Streat
K. A. Gittenger
City Register
George
Rodock & Go
A. T. Rice & Sons
A ‘T. Rice & Bone
Promas P. Rioe
East Fourth
Farmer's Exchange
Hay
All Saints and
Carve Streets
Calsdiy
Hull & Reich
ARD
Flinog
Hull & Reich's
Biationere
Mildewie
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Oldawly
D* R. G. Nicodemub
Feodawis
F. B. Sappington
Sappingtons
Business Men's Association
Hershberger
Alregette
Delicions
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