In History January Twenty Sixth Events and Births
Date in history notes include Margaret Tudor wife of James IV of Scotland, poet Robert Burns born 1759, George Selwyn famed wit died 1798, Confederate General Richard Stoddardwell died in Tennessee, towns and explorers like Timbuktu noted as rarely visited by Europeans, extreme cold across the United States with temperatures plummeting, shipbuilder Laird tied to the Alabama's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tneess Margaret
Hep VII
England
James
Scotland
Crowns
Obert Burns
Ayr
Mnes Hogs
Ettrick Shepherd
Selwyn
Richard Stoddardwell
Ingfield
Georgen D. CG
Reach
Timbuktu
Central Africa
United Tes
She Laird
Alabama
London
Hubch Social Affairs and Reception Held Last Night
Social events at Trinity M. E. Church and James Lutheran church drew a good audience despite bad weather. Recitations, solos, duets, and a mandolin piece were performed by local residents. refreshments were served and a church guild donation reception collected many donations totaling twenty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Douglas
Cleb
Molesworth
Moberly
Sadie Hahn
Gise
Julia
Maggie i
Madeline Ship
Fannie Dudderar
North Street
Jame Lutheran Church
M. F. Myers
Edith Miller
Lila James
Choix
Maziett
Guild
Evangelical
Re 1
Work of Death and Obituaries in Washington and Frederick
Notices recall Mrs. Mary C. Scott of Frederick and Campbell county ties, died in Washington at 87. Interment at Mt Olivet. Col. Kemp widow of G Wesley Kemp dies in Columbia aged 71. Neil Cronenberg of Hyattstown dies aged 86. Adamstown stage event for Disciples Church benefit with local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Scott
Owings
Frederick
Campbell County
Burg
John S. and
Payne
White
Scott
Alice F. Owings
Tennessee
Boh. Scott
Balti
Virginia
Mes
Columbia
al Kemp
Eg. Wesley Kemp
Charles I
East Third Street
Rst
Olives
Edward A
Rhodes KR. Kemp
W. Hauer
Charles
Neu Dronenberg
Neil Cronenberg
Hyattstown
Montgomery
Governor's Guests Honor Schley at Annapolis Dinner
At the Executive Mansion Governor Lowndes hosted judges and Admiral Winfield Scott Schley for an elegant meal. Chief Judge James McSherry praised the court and the governor, while Schley reaffirmed naval heroism and the Navy’s peaceful duties. The menu featured terrapin and other grand dishes, catered by Harris of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiagro
McSherry
Admiral Seahley
Executive
Annapolis
Governor Lowndes
Court of Appeals
Winfield Scott Schley
Qchief
James McSherry
Admiral Schley
Elizabeth Lowndes
Gity
United States
Naval Academy Orchestra
Zimmerman
Coust
Maryland
Lowndes
Lincoln
Navy of the
Schley
Santiago
Decatur
Jones
Dewey
Jess Dewey
Europe
Harris
Baltimore
New Market Literary Club Meets for Readings
The New Market Literary Club met Friday evening at 7 30 in its rooms with Miss Bessie Downey presiding in the president's absence. Reports and programs were presented for the next two meetings. R B Randle read an article on Dreyfus and fame. Miss Marsaline Stier recited a Maryland poem. the cad sang Maryland and The Old Oaken Bucket. Miss Mary Hopkins accompanied on mandolin. Miss Downey presented a humorous sketch The Little Tin Gods on Wheels. The meeting adjourned after a motion to adjourn was carried and the next gathering set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Literary Club
Bessie Downey
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Transfer Meeting
A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad is planned in the Citizens National Bank building tomorrow to formally transfer the Mystiskc and Catoctin Road to Frederick and Middletown Road officials. Both lines will be operated under the new management. Also mentions syrup marketing unrelated to transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Middletown
Royal Arcanum Officers Address Baltimore Meeting
Frederick Council, No 1 Royal Arcanum, held a weekly meeting at Red Men’s Hall. Grand officers W F Smith D J Juvenile and Rev D B Wington spoke on the order’s finances growth and twenty one years of integrity, then attended a banquet at Court Street Restaurant before returning to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
Red Men's Ball
Ballinore
Supreme Council
W.F. Smith
D. J. Luvenile
D. B. Wingtond
Smith
Order
Arcanum
Winstead
Juvenle
Baltamore
United Fire Company Honors Deceased Member George Wenz
A special meeting of the United Fire Company honored former member George Wenz. President McCall spoke warmly and pallbearers Messiah B H Blackston D A Castle John H Bennett and Jacob Tyson were chosen for the funeral from Mr Ensenhauer’s residence Friday at 9 a.m. A funeral committee of Sinn Beary Dull and Lewis Rice was appointed and members were asked to attend in citizens’ dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company Lakes Action
United Fire Company
George Wenz
McCall
Wenz
Messiah B. BH. Blackston
D. A. Castle
John H. Bennett
Jacob Tyson
Wall
John Ensenhauer
C. E. Sinn
Beary Dull
Lewis Rice
Funeral notices for George Weog and Rev William L Ould
The funeral for George Weog will be Friday at nine at St John s Catholic Church with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery beside his father Ludwig Wenz. Rev William L Ould died in Baltimore and his funeral was held yesterday from his Reservoir Street home with burial at Loudon Park Cemetery. pallbearers were W A Dickey J J Snyder G E Stevenson Frank Hopper Samuel F Culbertson and Charles Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weog
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
Ludwig Wenz
William L. Ould
Baltimore
Reservoir Street
Matthie D Babcock
Brown Memorial Church
Loudon Park Cemetery
Meters
W. A. Dickey
J. J. Snyder
G. E. Stevenson
Frank Hopper
Samuel F. Culbertson
Charles Keyser
Lafayette Monument Fund Receives Maryland Gifts
Mr Joseph Dr Gusning treasurer of the Lafayette Monument fund for Maryland sent $1 698 05 to Hon Charles G Dawes United States comptroller and treasurer of the Lafayette Memorial Association as Maryland schools gifts toward the proposed Lafayette monument This amount includes all contributions received to date Frederick county contributed $61 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dr. Gusning
Lafayette Monument Fund
Maryland
Charles G Dawes
United States
Lafayette Memorial Association
Frederick County
Fire destroys dwelling on White farm near Boyd's
A dwelling-house on Washington W. White's farm near Boyd's burned Monday afternoon. The fire started in the garret from a defective flue and spread rapidly, destroying furniture owned by Charles Fox except for items on the first floor. The house had limited insurance, furniture uninsured. Total loss about 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Man Thrown From Horse in Cedar Grove Tragedy
James Barber of Cedar Grove Montgomery county was thrown and trampled by his horse. He suffered a fractured skull and was listed in serious condition. Barber was transported to Garfield Hospital in Washington city by evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barber
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Garfield Hospital
Washington City
Thunder Storms Bring Mixed Signs For Spring
A reported thunder storm was believed to force snakes from winter quarters and signal the end of winter, but the preceding frost on a cold morning suggests the old saying may not hold.
Recollections of the Pittu and Ufizzi Galleries Read
At a Baltimore Women's Literary Club meeting Mrs Alfred M Belt daughter of Col Chase Trail presented an excellent paper on Recollections of the Pittu and Ufizzi Galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Literary Club
Baltimore
Alfred M. Belt
Col. Chase Trail
Pittu
Ufizzi
Independents Hose Company No 1 to Elect Officers Friday
The annual election for officers of the Independent Hose Company No.1 will be held on Friday evening next to choose officers for the ensuing year. Nominations were made some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company No.1
Local Market Quotes and Patent Medicine Ad
Wheat in Frederick today at 74 cents per bushel. Corn shelled priced at 5 cents per bushel and 1.75 per barrel. An ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it cures rheumatism by neutralizing acid in the blood and relieving pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood
Doll and Miss Sanders Tie The Knot At Littlestown
Mrs. Roger Allen Doll and Miks Eva Sanders united in marriage at St Pauls Lutheran Littlestown Pa The ceremony conducted by Rev Edward Blunt featured organist Mrs Samuel Smith The couple will reside at 12 East Second Street Frederick and were showered with rice on leaving the church The groom is a member of Doll Brothers of Frederick and the bride is a popular Littlestown young lady
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Allen Doll
Doll Brothers
Miks Eva
Alonzo Sanders
Littlestown
St. Paul’s Litheran Church
Edward E. Blunt
Samuel Smith
Hanover
Leroy Hartman
Gettysburg
Daniel H. Steiner
George J. Doll
Frederick
National Hotel
East Second Street
Doll
Hymeneal Wedding Tonight in Baltimore Church
Mr Edward E Steiner formerly of this city will wed Miss Johanona I Dambman this evening at 6 30 at First English Lutheran church Baltimore. Browning Davis marriage today at noon at Pleasant Grove Church Fountain Mills this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E Steiner
Johanona I. Dambman
Baltimore
Browning—Davis
Mamie Davis
Lynn Browning
Pleasant Grove Church
Fountain Millis
This County
Jury Changes for February Circuit Court Term
Additional jurors drawn for the February term include William Kiney replacing John H. Baker in district 1, Solomon Stern replacing W. C. Ke feauver in district 2, Milton Burck replacing W. H. Turner in district 9, Thomas Hightman replacing George M Swank in district 12, Wd. Freeze replacing George W. Stockdale in district 15, Wesley Myers replacing Nichols Boone in district 17, and Lewis F. Bowlus replacing Daniel Hi Beachley in district 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
William Kiney
John H. Baker
Solomon Stern
W. C. Kefeauver
Milton Burck
W. H. Turner
Thomas Hightman
George M Swank
George W. Stockdale
Wesley Myers
Nichols
Boone
Lewis F. Bowlus
Daniel Hi
Beachley
Local Sick List Shows Several Recoveries
Assistant Postmaster Luther Harrison is on the sick list. Mrs W E Mantz once sick with the grip is better. Mrs Woerner of East Patrick street is slightly improved today. Dr W G McComas attended ten. Mrs Lilian Anders is better. George Thomas son of Silas A Thomas has recovered enough from eight weeks in Allegheny City hospital with rheumatism to leave. John Boyer of East Patrick street is improving. D M Scholl is on the sick list today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Harrison
W. E. Mantz
Woerner
East Patrick Street
W. G. McComas
Lilian Anders
George Thomas
Silas A. Thomas
Allegheny City
John Boyer
D. M. Scholl
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners yesterday appointed road supervisors for Petersville District No. 12 and Borkinsville District No. 22 with lists of names. The board met again this morning with the full board present and served with road supervisors of Mechanicstown district. An electric light was placed in front of the Braddock post office by J A New Grumbing, powered by the private line of J Roger McSherry to illuminate the village residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Petersville
Joshua Dauuer
J. G. Momsen
C. E. Ausherman
John .Revelke
Nicholas Jackson
Thos. BH. Wilard
Vincen S Kepler
Borkinsville
William T. Grove
Mathias
Anhalt
W. C. Zecher
Jacob L. Darner
Luther C. Ahait
Joseph D. Haffer
John W. Jennings
Ira J. Young
Charles M. Haffer
Harrison Boyer
Mechanicstown
Braddock
J. Roger McSherry
Johnson Reappointed at Union Knitting Mills
Mr. J L Johnson formerly superintendent of Union Knitting Mills and recently in Glassboro New Jersey is reinstated to his old post succeeding the resigned E A Bilis. He is expected to resume duties in a few days. Dyspepsia is linked to suffering and Hood s Sarsaparilla is advertised as toning the digestive system and curing dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
J. L. Johnson
Union Knitting Mills
Glassboro
N. J
E. A. Bilis
Knitting Mills
Weather records from Maryland up to 1767 chronicled
Historical notes describe Dr Richard Brooke's Maryland weather observations from 1744 to 1767. The records include monthly high and low temperatures, wind directions, and remarks on crops and diseases. Notable events mention earthquakes in 1775, a severe 1786 storm, and severe droughts in 1765 and 1757.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of London
Maryland
Richard Brooke
Fromrederick County
Frederick County
Brooke
Apri
St. Mary's
Lecture at Point of Rocks by Rev J W Smith
Rev J W Smith of Buckeystown Circuit will deliver a lecture titled Scenes and Incidents in the Life of an Itinerant at the M E Church Pont of Rocks this evening at 7 45 p m for the benefit of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Trocks
J. W. Smith
Buckeystown
E. Church
M. BE
Pont of Rocks
Professor Cates to Lecture at Carroll County Institute
President E. E. Cates of Frederick College left this morning for Westminster to deliver a lecture before the Carroll County Teachers Institute now in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
E. E. Cates
Frederick College
Westminster
Carroll County
Carroll County Teachers Institute
Local business changes hands and new operator noted
To My Friends and Patrons I have disposed of my entire stock to Mr. T. J. Michael who will conduct the business in first class style Hoping all will trade with him Oysters Oysters Standard and selects Fried and stewed in up to date styles By the pint quart or gallon delivered to all parties free Also a full line of candies nuts and cakes Wishing a share of the public patronage Remain T J Michael We have a few
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T. J. Michael
Hin
C. W. Harrison
Lremain T. J. Micaar
Sampson
Maine
Hobson
A. B. J. Heisley Keller
N. Market St. Frederick
Decladly
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Lk A. Metal Dispatch
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Weather Bureau
Eichelberger & Waters, Trust
W. Harrison
Raising Grocery Co
Dorsey Jones
C. CG
Carty
Geo
Rodock & Co
Neidig & Miller
Hubch Social Affairs
Adamstown
Kreig
Discopal
Tar News
Thea News
Executive Mansion
California Fig Syrup Co
Olivers
Local Mart
Mrs
Roger Dollweds
Miss Eva Sanders
Reem
L. E. Mullings
Bagdad
L. E. Moun
Jon Tendrickson
ALG Stralgut
Jadien
Ladues
Clogent
Joan Hew
Drickson
Gpeater
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Ata
Newie & Maze
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
North Market Street
Cramer
Optician
the Tabernacle and Dorcas Society of the Catholic Church
St. John’s Hall
E. D. Sunixer
AH Saints
Organ Land
Wmn. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
F. B. Sappington
Cuinn &c
Janedawly
B. Sappington
Bart Diareaa
Rodook
the Big Stowe
Eady
YRIEY
Rodook & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios & Son Funeral Directors
North Market
Frederick, M
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Ruits
California
F. V. Stars
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Railing
Amine Ubugery
C. E. Ramsburg
Cc. E. Ramsburg
E. Raussvae
Telebone
J. Heisely Keller
Dewey Mekhitt
Alfred Ritter
Court Street
D. R. C. Nicodemus
University of Maryland
Jablion Shafer
Attorney-At-La
Lelingson ST
Baltimore, MD
Ayadaren
Milton G. Urner
Clayton
Urner Urner
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Orfe Sieras
Cray House
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