Notable 18th Century Dignitaries and Early American Figures
The Daily News lists notable deaths and biographical notes: Otho, Emperor of the West, Ferdinand, patron of Galambus, William Pitt the younger, George Clymer, Alfred E. Loomis, Stephen V. Benet, and Judge EW Woodbury. The report recalls Pitt’s rise in Parliament, Clymer’s Pennsylvania state role, and Woodbury’s Maine prohibition legacy, alongside a note about a British attack on Spion Buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deve
Tistory- Tar
Otho HE
Kite
Italy
Ferdinand Ube Cathabe
Dubela
Galambus
Wilham Pitt
Witliam Fatt
Lord Chatham
Europe
George Clymer
Pennsylvania
Morrisville
Philadelphia
Alfred LE. Tooms
Digi
New York City
Stephen V. Benet
USA
Washington
EW. Woodbury
Maine
Bethel
Purley Personal Visit Notes From Frederick Citizens
Purse style social notes list Mrs Jennia Schley Miller visiting New York Miss Alion F Davidnon Baltimore returns from Frederick visits Miss Georgis Sanner Lisbon Howard county with Sheriff Harvey Lease and Mrs Lease Mrs Charles A Baughman East Second street visiting Washington today President J H Apple Woman's College returns from Hagerstown after delivering a lecture last night Emory L Coblentz and Oscar Firestone noted in Frederick business trips L Victor Baughman noted in Poplar Terrace and Mr Whipp Jefferson on daytime Frederick business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Whipp
Jefferson
Frederick
Emory L. Coblentz
Washington
Oscar Firestone
Baltimore
Alion F. Davidnon
Georgis Sanner
Lisbon
Howard County
Harvey Lease
Charles A. Baughman
East Second Street
J. H. Apple
Woman’s College
Hagerstown
Rev George W Cooper Died In Baltimore At 8 20 Am
Baltimore clergyman Rev George W Cooper a leading figure in the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his home 2412 North Calvert Street after a brief illness due to Brights disease and anemia. He had served in many Baltimore and Washington pulpits and was widely loved for his plain practical preaching and gentle manner. He married Miss Beck of Middletown and would have marked their fiftieth anniversary on February 17. The funeral is set for tomorrow at First Methodist Episcopal Church St Paul and Twenty second streets. Dokesey Rankles 29 son of William H Rankles of near Mt Airy died in January of passmania a farmer and active church member buried with Masonic honors. George Emory Layton of Mullinix Howard County near Damascus died Monday aged 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cooper
George W . Cooper
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
North Calvert Street
Bright
Br. Cooper
John Fletcher
Bey Mr. Cooper
Gattynburg
Caroline Strait Church
Shippensburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Joev
Cooper
Beckwith
Middletown
St. Paul
Twenty-second Streets
Dokesey
Rankles
Dorney Calvin Rankles
William H. Rankles
Mt. Airy
Waa
Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church
O. O. Marriott
J. Tolly Marsh
Prudence Lodge of Masons
George Emory Layton
Mullinix
Howard County
Damascus
Montgomery County
HYMENEAL DEMEROE RAGAN MARRIAGE IN OHIO CITIES
Miss Eleanor Ragan of this city married Wallace Demeroe cornetist in the Frank B Adams Theatrical Company at Circleville Ohio. Ragan plays Aunt Abby in Uncle Hez and De mer oe is a member of the same troupe. Dronenburg Ucker marriage in Urbana by Rev Hench at 216 North Market. Commercial Club meeting at City Hotel to organize Frederick club with many business leaders expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demeroe—Ragan
Eleanor Ragan
Frank B. Adams Theatrical Company
Circleville
Ohio
Wallace Demeroe
Uncle Hez
Misa Ragan
Abby
Dronenburg
UCKER
Charles W. Dronenburg
Urbana
Manzella HE. Tucker
P. m
African Queen Debbie Coates Dies After Illness
Debby Coates a Maryland native who lived in Philadelphia and Baltimore and was once exhibited in museums died Monday at 42. Weighed over 460 pounds, she could not descend a narrow stair and was lowered through a second story window. Her body was stored in an ice box before burial in Sharp Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Debby Coates
Maryland
Guilford Alley
Sharp Street
Michael Doyle
Tess
Duty to Cuba: Pearre backs tariff concessions for trade aid
Congressman Pearre urged large concessions to Cuba in trade relations with the United States while preserving the commercial safety of American industry. He noted Cuba's depleted finance, years of conflict, and foreign invasions, arguing U.S. intervention framed by a sacred trust, and warned against treating Cuba as a mere foreign rival or granting unwarranted benefits. He urged careful protection of American workers if urban duty reductions occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Pearre
United States
Peastre
Guba
Ita
Spain
Wellington Aids Frederick Claim Through War Claims Committee
Senator Wellington writes Mr. John Q O Hardt pledging support for Frederick's claim. He encloses a list of War Claims Committee members and endorses a circular to Congress to publicize the effort. The letter promises help by contacting the War Department to obtain the requested date and to show government property saved under General Early's demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John QO. Hardt
United States
Wellington
Committee On
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
Early
War Department
Arrests Under Warrant Lead to Bail Refusal and Jail
Frank Goram was arrested yesterday by Officer Lowe on a peace warrant. He could not post $150 bail and Justice Wood committed him to jail to await grand jury action. Four others Lizzie Brown Virgie James Sadie Hill and Addis Davis have paid fines and were released after detention by Justice Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Frank Goram
Lowe
Goram
Lizzie Brown
Virgie James
Sadie Hill
Addis Davis
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Marital Licenses
Weekly record from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists property deeds, marriage licenses, and guardianship actions. Entries include transfers such as Allen Hays to Cyrus A. Hays for 50 dollars and numerous other real estate deeds, marriage licenses for multiple couples across Frederick and Allegany counties, and numerous in administratrix and guardian appointments with inventories and accounts for estates including Blickenstaff, Brengle, and Williar, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Allen Hays
Cyrus A. Hays
Samuel J. Kiona
Alice L. Kinna
James O. Harpe
Charles C. Wolfe
Charles CG. Wolfe
Howard J. Wolfe
John M. Stottienger
Ira E. Lewis
John Francis Smith
John S. Newman
Hetaseth Alhere Keworthy
L. F. Wagaman
Joseph B. Lantz
Elmer E. Brandenburg
Jonathan D. English
William 8. Dattera
John W. Smith
Adam W. Biraly
Jeremiah Miller
John Miller
Ed M. Davis
Mary M. Browning
John B. Stine
Carlton E. Dean
Edward Nichols
Rufus 8. Magruder
Rufus H. Magruder
Vernon T.watkins
Edgar S. Ernst
David P. Zimmerman
Sarah Jane Kunkel
Joseph Kunkel
William 8. Ray
Roccoe OC. White
Mary M. Jacobs
Wh. A. Arnsparger
Geo. M. D. Arnsparger
Thomas ¥. Byler
Caroline Olay
George W
Clara B. Clay
Maggie A. Tressler
Margaret Tressler
Adam Tressler
Peggy A Traseler
William BR. Young
Michael Hoffman
Horace O. Zacharias
Charles N. Hahn
Harvey Dorsey
Rachel Ann Disney
Colored
New London
Frank M. Hutson
Ora A. Heckert
Allegany County
Charles Moore
Emma Barnes
Oak Orchard
Denton E. Jacobs
Laura A. Jacobs
Frederick
Harry
Cyran Winfield
Samuel A. Lewis
Annie E. Lighter
Alton L. Lighter
Josephine Wachter
David E. Wachter
Raymond
Wachter
J. Mortimer Andrews
George J. Andrews
Margaret O. Schaeffer
Maria H. Schaefer
Maria EB. Schaeffer
Alexander
David BM. Brengie
Joshua J. Dill
Alexander Brengie
John Philip Beard
Elias Blickenstaff
George W. Blickenstaff
Market Prices Reported at Ebo Local Mart
Today W Hargest lists corn at 60 cents per shelled bushel and 295 dollars barzal for corn. No 2 red wheat at 78 cents, steamer 74 cents, rejected 69 cents per ton. Trades noted from 8:00 to 3:02 PM.
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Ebo
W. Hargest
Farm Sale in Catoctin District From Bowers
Mrs. George W. Bowers of Huyett Washington county sold her 132 acre farm in Catoctin district for 3950 dollars to Trenton Schroyer of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm Lod
George W. Bowers
Huyett
Washington County
Catoctin
This County
Trenton Schroyer
Hagerstown
Lime Producers Deny Planned Lime Price Increase
Lime manufacturers in the county state they will not raise lime prices. A statement in Tee News last week, attributed to a Frederick resident in the lime business, is disputed by other manufacturers as unfounded. They note higher costs for coke and materials but promise no lime price hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee News
Frederick
United States
Train Baggage Car Jumps Track Near McAleer Siding
A baggage car on the Pennsylvania passenger train from Frederick at 155 p.m. jumped the track near McAleer’s siding yesterday. The car was pushed off, the train continued to Broseville, and the car was replaced on the track at 2 a.m. No damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Paceenger
Frederick
McAleer’s
Broseville
Maryland Senate seeks removal of Maclay history from state library
A Maryland Senate order calls for immediate removal of Maclay's History of the Navy from the state library due to alleged inaccuracies defaming Rear Admiral Schley and his fleet at Santiago. Senators Moore and Brewington push for the action while House and library committees weigh the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Worcester County
State Senate
Committee On Education
Admiral Schley
United States
Santiago
Brian
Senate
Maclay
Winttuld Scots Schley
Maryland
Brewington
Manlay
Congress
Schley
Frederick County
Rohrback
F. C. Renner
Sisters of Charity of Ss. Joseph
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
Yesterday afternoon the Board of County Commissioners named road supervisors for Petersville district Joshua Anner O Edward Avsherman Vincent S. Kepler William Boyer D Charles Flook Joseph Rooklea and Reese Merriman and for Burkistaville district John E Smothere James O Darner Luther C Ahalt Joseph D Hoffer William L Guy toharles 8 Sigler Charles M Hoffer art Hanson Boyer. The board works on settling with Jefferson district supervisors and seeks warehouse improvements for the B and O freight warehouse pending company approval. If approved, repairs will bring the facility up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Petersville
Joshua |Anner
O. Edward Avsherman
Vincent S. Kepler
William Boyer
D. Charles Flook
Joseph Rooklea
Reese Merriman
Burkistaville
John KE. Smothere
James O. Darner
Luther C. Ahalt
Joseph D. Hoffer
William L. Guy Toharles
Sigler
Charles M. Hoffer
Art Hanson
Railroad Men Transferred and Hotel Leased in Region
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors announced promotions. Victor Wierman moves from Frederick to Amboy superintendent, Joseph B. Baker becomes Frederick division superintendent, and Melvne Hotel Leased Charles T. Riley of Waynesboro has leased the Melvne Hotel on the Pen-Mar road near Lake Roger and will take possession in April. A University Extension meeting at Woman's College Hall tonight at 7:30 selects officers and plans the next lecture course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Victor Wierman
Frederick
Amboy
Joseph B. Baker
Philadelphia
Melvne
Charles T. Riley
Waynesboro
Charles Anders
Woodsboro
Pen-Mar Road
Lake Roger
University Extension
University Extension Center
Woman's College Hall
Funeral for Mrs. John A. Detrick Held in New Market
The remains of Mrs. John A. Detrick, who died January 22 in Somerset Virginia, were brought to New Market for a funeral at Grave Episcopal church tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Detrick
Somerset
New Market
Thia County
Grave Episcopal Church
Couple from Gettysburg wed now stay in Washington
In Washington, Mr and Mrs Samuel C Rameburg married in Gettysburg Pennsylvania on Tuesday. The groom’s father received a letter this morning stating the couple would remain in Washington until February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel C. Rameburg
Gettysburg
Washington, D.C
Installatio. Washington Camp Officers Installed Reforming Meeting
Washington Camp No. 1 of A. P. O. held an interesting meeting last night. Newly elected officers were installed. One application for membership was received and one proposition was elected.
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Installatio
Washington Camp
POS. of A
Harmony and Discord Sermon by Elder Hutchinson
Elder Hutchinson preached at Carman Baptist Bethren on Harmony and Discord. He argued harmony with God or the enemy, citing Proverbs 15 21 Romans 6 16 and Thess 2 11 to urge submission of will to God and Jesus for salvation, warning against questioning God’s veracity and delusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carman Baptist Bethren
Hutchinson
Heaven
Hell
Jesus
Father
Spate of Local Events and Tragedies Reported
Heavy rains raise Potomac waters eight feet as freight cars derail near Cumberland. Obits note Jeremiah Snyder’s death at 48 from heart paralysis in Keedynville. Eight Worcester county men fall ill from ptomaine poisoning. Edward T. Hoopes and Maud H. Peterson wed at Annapolis Naval Academy Chapel. A farmers’ institute meets in Middleburg led by Superintendent Amcas. Worcester Circuit Court rules death certificates from benevolent orders valid if widow survives. Myra Thompson breaks leg in ice at Oobie Creek. Cadet quarters and granite contracts awarded to Neal & Thomas and William S. White. John P. Henderson killed when thrown from wagon. State Board of Health pursues bill on slaughtering injured diseased animals. Walter Forrest improving after stabbing near Borkittaville.
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Potomac River
Cumberland
Easton
Talbit County
Jeremiah Snyder
Keedynville
Washington County
Fraucie Henry Purnell
Worcester County
Edward T. Hoopes
Mias Maud H. Peterson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Farmers’ Institute
Amcas
Walden's Hall
Middleburg
Myra Thompson
Oobie Creek
Dorchester County
Neal & Thomas
Baltimore
Cadet Quaartera
William 8. White
New York
John P. Henderson
Cecil County
State Board of Health
Annepolis
Temperance Activities And Local Cultural Events In City
Public temperance meeting announced at City Opera House Sunday afternoon January 26 at 830. Elocution recital at Woman's College features Miss Fauntleroy with Miss Graham and Mr. O. Will Fout, tickets from McCardell's. Dressmaking ads and Royal Blue Line tours to Florida with detailed rail schedule and package inclusions from Frederick and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Woman's College
Mies Fauntleroy
Mies Graham
Lexington
O. Will Fout
Barytone
Frederick
McCardell's
Royal Blue Line
Florida
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jacksonville
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Hagerstown
W. T. Mauuinix
Bargain Bonanza at Neidig & Miller as Dress Goods Go Half Price
Local store advertises sweeping January sale with half price on dress goods and trimming, plus kitchen and household items at deep cuts. Furs, curtains, and glassware offered with cash discounts. Pharmacist Clinton also promotes prescriptions and personal attention, while other merchants detail discounts and auctioneering in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atthia
Gore
Tle
Ted
Werdsra
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice
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the Daily News
Wassivarom
Tax News
W. Li. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Sam’l. Dotrow
L. W. Rotherhoefer
Oorsia
Second St
E. Patrick St
Marvel
B. Walker & Co
Jennia Schley Miller
L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Teria Ig
Peate
Commercial Club
City Hotel
Commercial Club of
John H. Hamilton
R. C. Hamilton
Daniel Bopat
Daniel Williams
Francis L. Caldwell
Joseph D. Caldwell
Tobar Maclay
Seiste Bey
State Library
Hitler Hutchinson
Forrest
Walter Forrest
Elmer Corder
Borkittaville
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Room
Lyne Haven
Ihege
Wa. C. Soteler
Kansas City University
London
Market
Allita Tranches
Eapee
East Church Street
John Hendriqkson
Litephone
Mublin and
Sobeting
Jd OH Hespawe Bra
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Clinton EB. Sain
Clinton & Main
Gradcate
Ysanogle & Wagamas
Ty Xusvan Discount
Ibanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Learing
B. Bappington
North City
GEC
Rodooe
A. T. Rics & Soss
Rederick CO
P. Rice
Fourth St
Redk Co
Say
Hove
Ake H. & O. BR. BR
Pricas
Willard
Keller
Patrickibt
Loffer
Nu Auctionerk
Elven
Ion
Addres
Addi RT. Mercer
Jisdantal
Mt. Alry
Umberger
Monrovia
John L. Dutrow
Walkersville
Benjamin Rossugur
Prederick
Deckitewrtt
Gavern J. Forney
Ordera
I. F. Kussamaul
Yuan J.B. Lease
R. Snooe
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
MQ Own
Denaldawit
B. Fout
Frederick City
Ealy Sl Bank
Oseph W. Gaver
Court Street
Dodaily
Amos Trier
Edwin Deyvilbiss
Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
Doli & Albaugh Balidine
Agtzdawly
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye
Bsr
EYE
Den
Univers Amaryland
Witt
North Marketet
Sctastor
George A. Gilbert
Markda Dp
BO Nicodemus
North Market
FreDeRick Co
Fotasis
Fredeback, MD
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