This Date in History January 238
Fragmentary history notes recount deaths and notable figures including Catholic consort Isabella, Brice, Lord Chetar and American figures. Mentions deaths of Henry G Thomas and Samer of the Ere probit and a federal commander. Largely unreadable OCR with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
peet—Desth
Fectsrand
Isabella
Parcon
Colambes
Pert
Brice
Eicames
Mit
Tnemed
Briss Bare
Chetar
George Cem
Oenetz
Henry G Thomas
Beisel
The Weekly News Ad Plans Bigger Twelve Page Issue
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers unmatched advertising value. Copy for new ads due by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by 1 PM that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Verety News
Frederick City
Opy
Wrerix
Delightful January Bits Reflect Quiet Town Wit
Brief, quirky sketches and maxims from a local column. Observations on weather, house hunting, honesty, politics, love and daily life mix humor and small town sentiment. Notable lines touch on January as the year turns, marriage, youth, and simple pleasures like toast and cigars.
Personal Notices Of People Visiting And Traveling
PURELY PERSONAL Preseant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. D. V. Staaffer, of this city, is spending the day in Washington om Business. Mr. Isaac Wineberg, north Blarket street, spent yesterday with friends in Baltimore. Mr. D. Guy Thomas, East Patrick street, is spending the day with friends in Baltimore. Mrs. O. H.O. Fox and Misa Lostie , West Patrick street, left this morning for Baltimore. Mrs. 3. 5. Hieffer, of Hagerstown, Md., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Rieffer, West Church street. $ias Carolins Ross and Miss Eleanor Johnson, Court Square, left this morn ing on a visit to friends and relatives in Washington, D.C. Mrs. W. &. Kindley, Backeystown, is attending the wedding of Miss Cassell, Love of Captain Wm. H. Cenell, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore. 'Walking Ciub. The Walking Club will meet tomor row afternoon at 3.15 o'clock at the resi dence of Ray. Osborne Ingle, Court Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Staaffer
Washington
Isaac Wineberg
North Blarket Street
Baltimore
D. Guy Thomas
East Patrick Street
O. H.O. Fox
Misa Lostie
West Patrick Street
Baltimore. Mrs. 3. 5. Hieffer, of Hagerstown
J. Clarke Rieffer
West Church Street
Carolins Ross
Eleanor Johnson
Court Square
Washington, D.C
W. &. Kindley
Backeystown
Cassell
Wm. H. Cenell
Druid Hill Park
Washington conference on Frederick reimbursement bill
Maryland leaders and a 1000 citizen memorial travel to Washington to seek Congress action on a 200000 reimbursement claim paid in 1861. The committee on legislation led by Mayor and state senators plans to confer with U S Senators Wellington McComas and Pearce to push the bill before Congress. The Maryland General Assembly joint resolution favoring payment passed the Senate last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Urner
Joseph D. Baker
David ©. Winebrenner
A R. Yeakle
Thos. H. Halley
Wa. F. Chilsas
George H. Zimmerman
Mays E Y. Goldsborough
Henry Willaws
Edward Winebrener
John E. Schell
Jonathan Biser
Samuel EB. Brown
Charlee B. Hendrickson
John C. Hardt
Hammond Urner
Congress
Washington
Maryland
State Senate
Moses
Committee On
Federal Relations
Rohrbache
Social World Pound Party Near Ladlesburg
A social gathering hosted by Mr Edward Olabangk near Ladlesburg on January 16 featured games, a fine dining room collation, and a large list of attendees from Centerville, Johnsville, Pleasant Hill, Middisburg, Utica Mills, and Ladlesburg. A wedding anniversary for Rev. S. M. Hench was celebrated with a morning surprise gathering and a festive feast. A Rocky Ridge dinner party honored Mr William Speak with a turkey dinner and local guests. Additional notices mention at home receptions for M. Janet Williams and Eleanor Shriver, road supervisor appointments for Jackson and Tuscarors districts, and several named supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlesburg
Edward
Olabangk
Ladieeburg
Frank Mort
Worthington Clabangh
Harkey M. Fogle
John T. Clabangh
John P. Cramer
Clara Barton
Centerville
Luin
Dessie Working
Johnaville
Lara Boetion
Margie Diehl
Pleasant Hill
Ethel Ankifer
Bessie Grimm
Sallie Brandenburg
Macie Eyler
Rhoda
Beasie
Ella Haby
Ladiesburg
Dellie Clabaugh
Mid
Raymond Clabaugh
Cattie Stitely
Glendon
Hayden Hand
Willie Clabaugh
Harry Keefer
Middleburg
Howard Hummer
Charles Lippy
New Midway
Johnnie Clabaugh
S. M. Hench
North Market Street
St. Paul’s Reformed Congregation
Utica Mills
Feo
Public Auctions Offer Household Furniture at Retreat School
Public notices announce a sale led by auctioneer Harvey R. B. on Rich Street Tomorrow. Milton Zimmerman acts as administrator and will oversee the disposition of valuable household furniture. The text also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retreat Ochnol Howe
Milton Zimmerman
Rich Street-Rink
Harvey RB
Alexander Young Camp Banquet Honors Confederate Veterans
A Reynoldsburg banquet by Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans honored bravery and service. Speakers praised members of the camp for their Civil War valor, citing Big Bethel, the West, and notable figures like Whyte, Mosby, Gilmore, Pendleton, Johnson, Jackson, Early, and Les. About 125 attendees heard toasts and reminiscences by Commander Thomas and others, followed by a social visit to Dr. Wm. Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstows
Alexander Young
Notte
Whyte
Mosby
Gilmore
Pendleton
Johnson
Jackson
Early
Les
Rham
Gray
Philpot
J. F Zacharias
Edward Nelson
MacGill
Fenton Thoouas
Chapint Peye
Gthar
Ponster
Thomas
Jack” Haller
G. B. Philpot
Benj. Crampton
Wm. Johnson
The Sleeping City at City Opera House in Frederick
New York author supplies a realistic theme for A Q Scammons melodramatic comedy The Sleeping City coming Friday night January 26 to the City Opera House. The play features sensational incidents drawn from metropolitan life with cyclonic realism and tender passions. A faithful Battery Park Sing Sing prison Hudson river docks and an insane asylum setting will be shown with special scenery and high class specialties to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary
A. Q. Scammon
Frederick
City Opera House
Battery Park
Sing Sing
Hudson ‘River Docks
Legislature Tangles Over Harp Payment And Trust Bill
In the House of Delegates Mr Buckey of Frederick offered an order to appropriate 90 dollars to pay Reno S Harp former journal clerk for services this session and moved to suspend rules but the motion failed 51 to 15. The Speaker cited that only the chief clerk and two officers could be compensated and noted suspension was needed. Mr Beckey introduced a bill regulating the Peeters Trust Company listing incorporators Buckey Keller Jamison Poole and Clary. The bill to amend Frederick county road laws moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Buckey
Frederick
Reno S. Harp
Journal
Reablon Ole
Bargeaut At
Beckey
Peeters Trust Jposkt Company
George P. Buckey
Charlea E. Keller
Brooke I. Jamison
Charlea E. Poole
John A. Clary
Baltimore City
Frederick County
In the Law's Grip Before Justice White
A man named pycuoeh Yoes appeared before Justice White this morning after being arrested by the county sheriff on a concealed weapons charge. The judge set the arraignment for tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Brengie
Chimneys Catch Fire At Shull House
About 10 30 last night an alarm at Mr Harry Shulls home prompted a quick fire department response. The chimney was damaged and the fire was soon out with no material damage. Frederick Orchestra Offered Capon Springs Hotel Music During Season. The Frederick Select Orchestra received a flattering hotel offer in Capon Springs Virginia to furnish music for the coming season and is considering the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shull
Frederick Orchestra
Frederick Select
Capon Springs
Store Move Near North Market Street
Mr Staley Donb’s store room on North Market Street near Fourth Street will be removed. Mr Smith plans to move into his new store room around the middle of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
North Market Street
Ear Fourth Street
Mr. Smith
Local Market Quotations At J E W Hargett’s Store
Mr J E W Hargett lists today’s prices for essentials corn at 1.75 per barrel shelled corn 84 cents per bushel chest 67 cents per bushel hay quoted 10 to 11 dollars per ten units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe Local Mart
J. E. W. Hargett
Hsay
Tramps at Work Improve County Road Near Rocky Springs
Hospital says three men are at work breaking stone on the county road near the chapel at Rocky Springs. The project will be a great improvement to the road in that section. Indigestion relief is touted for Hood's Sarsaparilla as a stomach tonic and remedy for dyspepsia.
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Sange
Rocky Springs
Property to Be Sold by Congregation Action of Trustees
The congregation of St James Evangelical Lutheran church voted to sell its West Second street property. The board of trustees with Rev L B Myers as chairman was empowered to dispose of the property amid several offers. The council was instructed to act for the church’s welfare and future. Rev Myers has accepted a call from St Matthews Church in Ithevns Chester county Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Janes Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Second Shest
Llb. M. Myers
Jesse H. Michael
Willam T. Montgomery
David Breiner
Edward Michael
Jacob Notuagie
John T. Moore
Wo. T Montgomery
H. C. DeGrange
Jacob Notnagie
Jeass H. Michael
David Steiner
Ira V. Moore
Edward L. Michael
Bastc
Myers Haa
St. Matthews
Ithevns
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Deaths and Obituaries from Sabillasville to Brunswick
Multiple obituaries report deaths in late January across Sabillasville, Waynesboro, Brunswick, and surrounding areas. John Henry Harbaugh dies after a paralytic stroke at 79. Margaret P Bell dies at 60. John Dayhoff, near Frizellburg, aged 86. Mary Repp, 71, in Rocky Ridge. Margaret Grottle, 74, near Adams. Adams, 83, at Bartonsville. infant Rebecca Hidgely buried in Reformed cemetery. Rome Knott, 76, died in Burniteburg district. Funeral services, churches involved, and local funeral directors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bell
Margaret P. Bell
Brunswick
J.P. Bell
Maple Avenue
Ds Osased
Roberta
Norfolk
Greenfield Mills
Rockville
John Dayhoff
Darrell County
Frizellburg
Dayhoff
Reformed Church
Mary Repp
Frank Rought
Rocky Ridge
Dropay
Beaver Dam Danksard Church
Thomas Kolb
Saylor
Stoner
J. Ott
W. H Fox
J. B. Ogle
Dorsey Diller
Teese Kolb
Margaret Grotile
Bet Aiaskaret Aus
Era
County
St. Anthony Church
Manley
M.F. Shuff
Adams
Bartonsville
Jackson Chapel
Rebecca Hidgely
Charies Hidgley
Reformed
A. T. Rice & Sons
Exma Knott
Rome Knott
Joseph Knott
Bumiteburg
St. Anthony's Church
J.B. Manley
Burmeni Funeral at Mt Olivet Cemetery Misspelt name
The funeral of the late John Burmeni was held at Mt Olivet Cemetery with H. B. Etchison serving as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burmeni
Mt. Olivet Cometery
W. H. B. Etchison
Glasgow steamer Ardauhe sunk after collision
Dispatch reports the Glasgow steamer Ardauhe sunk in a morning collision near Glasgow. Two lives were lost as crews battled to save others and salvage efforts began at once. The incident prompted maritime authorities to launch inquiries into the cause and prevent further accidents.
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Seede
Haves
Mass
Glasgow
Ladysmith Death Toll Reported At Ten Daily
Special dispatch from Deukesas Natal dated January 21 reports General White stating an average of ten deaths per day in Ladysmith due to enteric fever. Major combat losses not listed but casualties rising as siege continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
Ladysmith
Tes News
Deukesas
Natal
General White
Enterc Ferer
Rebuild Planned After Allegany County Fire Losses
Allegany county teachers begin annual institute at Camber- dat while the Presbyterian church moves to rebuild sixteen burned homes. Provincial notes report deaths across the state including Rev William England and George A Vandegrift as well as local legal and civic actions in Cecil and Baltimore counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Allegany County
Camber
Snowall
William England
George A. Vandegrift
Cecil County
Port Depomt
Wilbolone
SPEAK-BAKER WEDDING AT THORMONT IN RIDGE AREA
William J Speak son of the late Elias Speak of Ridge and Minnie Baker daughter of Ephraim Baker of Woodsboro were wed at Thormont on January 17 Rev G W Whitmore performed the ceremony Guests assembled at the groom’s Rocky Ridge home for a large royal supper with fifty four at table A singing band provided music and cake later A M Morning Greeting poem is included followed by Notice about a Masque Ball postponed to January 24 at Junior Hall Also sewing machines repaired offered by A L Bader 47 W Patrick St
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Speak—Baker
William J. Speak
Elias Speak
Ridge
Minnie Baker
Ephraim Baker
Woodsboro
Thormont
G. W. Whitmore
Rocky Ridge
Local sales and services offer big discounts on shoes and medical care
A Baltimore Frederick advertisement column notes 100 pairs of missees pebble goat buttonhoes at 75 cents, Ziegler Brothers items reduced from 250 to lower prices, ladies sizes limited at 50 cents to $1, and corn and bunion treatments by Dr. Brown with chiropody expertise. Also offers Columbia graphophones and Edison phonographs, tailoring by W.G. Bader, and a free gift offer of 20 percent of cash purchases.
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Misees
Ziegler Brothers
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Sarreny
the Weekly News
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England
Alexander Pope
Post
Oliver Dave
Maple Lawn Masdog
Barry
Walking Ciub
Ray
Osborne Ingle
Wellington
Ted McComas
Pearre
Ian
George For
Rocky Hidge
William
George Fox
Leslie
William H. Fox
Laura Th Greare
M. E__ Eichalberger
George Speak
Aethee
Lottie
Messrs. C. Creager
W. Wood
Annie Andlesperger
Emmitsburg
Sophia Johnson
L. Lilly
Wereson
E. Spurrier
Baltimore County
H. 9. Musselman
Fannie Ross
Manchester
M. Janet Williams
Eleanor Shriver
South Market Street
Board of County Commissioners
Tuscators
Peteraville
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Reese Merriman
Charlee
Edw. Aushermat
Allen Magales
Jes W. Eagle
D_ Charles Flook
Thomsa J. Clay
Luther C. Ahalt
Joseph D_ Huffer
Jrs J. Yoong
Charles Huffer
Smd Hanson Boyer
America
Hoods
Sareaparilla
Becaues
Alexander Young Camp
Bernice
Hood
St. James Eutheran Church
Board of Trustees
Ey. L
Mattheus
John Henry Harbaugh
Sabilasville
D. ¥. Bitner
Waynesboro
Mr. Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Sabillasville
Leitersburg
John W
Chambersberg
D. Y. Bitner
Wayzesboro
John A. Stem
Margaret A. Harbaugh
Susan A. Rife
Missouri
Thomas Jefferson
Dinois
Alexius J
Hageratown
F. F. Banner
Jacob Snyder
Green Hill Cemetery
Rlasgiw
Pevee’s
Rasages
William Hendrickson
St. Michsals
David Devalin
Cherry Hill
Peter Thompson
Mary Hendrickson
North Calvart Streat
Joe T. Roasiter
First Reformed Church
Solomon B. Rohrer
Washington County
Frostees
John Bowie
Anne Arundel County
Cantreville
George A. Dorr
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Hyattsville
Board of Managers
The
Houre of Refuge
James Mulligan
W. Alexander
Hagerstown
Thomas—Moore
Bernard S. Thomas
Cephas M. Thomas
Buckeystown
Dora VY. Moore
Mary Moore
Dells
Trinity Reformed Church
Ademstown
Gay
Opsad
Mancarzi
Junior Hall
A. L. Bader
W. Patrick St
Sein
Seogheat Vek
Singer Machines
Ww & Raoans
Market St
Rpm Kode
Seabus
Ladess
Tor
Dice
Garnet and
Othe
John Hespaicxsox
P.S
Neidig & Miller
Gaetan Frederick's
Beatest
Clinton E. Main
Dr. Brown
Brown
Columbia Graphophones
Columbia
Edison
H. EB. Witcoxes
W.G. Bader
East Church Street
Louis’ Orphan Asyluum
China
Saerngton
Tan
Janddawiy
Geo. S
Cou
Mosquetaure
Nlacs
Pirc Hove
Geo
Fursbal Directors and
Embalnees
Frederick, MD
F. ¥. Staub
Pillsbury
Pettijohn
Marvin's
F. V. Sraus
Bailing'’S
Java
Sterri UK
J. Heibely
N. Marert ST
Boliday
Bess
E. D. Shriner
B&o
Willard UO
Kellee
E. Patsice Sf
D* E. C. Ricoderus
Alfred Riptar
Aknity
Orphins
All Wasiaeaieie
Court Street
Frederick, Maweed
P. Levy
GC U.S
Court House
Ake Cleveland
J. A. Keller
Draggin
Ius
Sacnat
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