Farmers Institutes Plan Meetings in Frederick and Middletown
Frederick and Middletown host Farmers Institutes in February with programs led by Dr J O Curryer James E Rice and H P Gould. Middletown program covers horse selection fertilizer home farming orchard care and food principles with Miss Grace McCullough. Frederick afternoon features horse care soil productivity crop rotation cover crops chemicals and orchard care. evening in Frederick includes Miss McCullough lecture on Food and Food Principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Farmers Institutes
J.O. Curryer
James E. Rice
Byrne
H.P. Gould
James E
H. P. Gould
Birthday Elephant Party For Lillia Schley
Lillia K Schley daughter of Dr and Mrs Steiner Schley celebrated her twelfth birthday with an elephant party. Guests included Charlotte Baker Jeanette Reich Janie Quynn Isabelle Starm Marian Johnson Emily Johnson Alice Smith Charlotte Smith Anne Schrey Paulina McCardell Scholl Hershberger Rebecca Mac Daniel Ruth Haller Eleanor Grayson Virginia Rodock Edith Miller Alice Bonck Sadie Zimmerman George Font William Font Eleanor Nolean and John Reading Shrey attended. Marian Smith hosted a card party at her North Market Street residence with twenty guests. Tables for twenty were set for progressive enchre and refreshments of oysters Maryland biscuits sandwiches vegetables ices cake bonbons and coffee were served. Miss Smith was assisted by Miss Garrott and Miss Susie Garrott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliaa K. Schley
Steiner Schley
Charlotte Baker
Jeanette Reich
Janie Quynn
Isabelle Starm
Marian Johnson
Emily Johnson
Alice Smith
Charlotte Smith
Anne Schrey
Paulina McCardell
Scholl Hershberger
Rebecca MacDaniel
Ruth Haller
Eleanor Grayson
Virginia Rodock
Edith Miller
Alice Bonck
Sadie Zimmerman
George Font
Wm. Font
Eieanor Nolean
John Reading Shrey
Marian Smith
North Market Street
Maryland
Miss Smith
Garrott
Susie Garrott
Sleeping City at City Opera House Tomorrow Night
Enjoy the good things of life and see The Sleeping City at the City Opera House tomorrow night. This up to date comedy drama follows New York life after dark with a thrilling plot and strong performances directed by A. Q. Scammon. Musical specialties and reserved seats available at Yeakie's. Uncle Tom's Cabin is noted as a lasting popular drama. The Daris Company presents what is claimed as the best production next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
New York
A. Q. Scammon
Yeakie
Fountain of Youth
Daris
Isaid
Opposition to Hanson statue change at Annapolis hearing
A large Maryland delegation urged substituting Gen John Eager Howard for John Hanson as a statue subject in the National Capitol. Miss Eleanor Murdoch Johnson and Mrs Caroline Rows backed the move, while Dr William Hand Browne argued Maryland should honor its military heroes and warned against erasing their memory. Douglas H. Thomas, descendant of Hanson, will have a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
House of Delegates
Annapolis
John Eager Howard
John Hanson
Starcary Hall
National Capitol
Eleanor Murdoch Johnson
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mia
Caroline Rows
Wm. Hand Browne
Baltimore
A. Leo Knott
Maryland
Sesson
Washington
Long Island
DeKalb
Carpene
Camden
Cowpens
Guilford Court House
Eutaw Springs
Lexington
Douglas H. Thomas
Week's Transfers in Frederick Courts Includes Deeds and Marriages
Listings from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended January 21 show transfers of real estate in Frederick County including deeds from the M. J. Geore Lime Company to the Methodist church of Backeystown for real estate valued at 90, and numerous other property transfers with amounts ranging up to 8,315. Marriage licenses issued feature Henry T. Brown and Rosa M. Reiff among others, with multiple couples from Buckeystown New Market and Emmitsburg. The Jephars' Court records first and final accounts, administrations and inventories for several estates, including Mary G. Lang and Samuel Baral, with wills of William Henry Lawson and Samuel Ries filed and orders to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Geore Lime Company
Fess
Ant Church
Backeystown
Frederick Canty
Noah E. Crawer
Elia K
Lillie M. McMahon
Frederick County
James E Walker
Charlie D. Walker
Frederck County
Daniel G. Eissler
Wmi
C. Cramse
J. Wesley Creager
J. Irving Mackley
Charles D. M. Mackee
Charles A. Damoth
Sarepta E. Grimes
J. W. Creeger
John H. Wilbide
Michael Wachter
Charles E. Froshour
J. W. Creegar
John Kitch
Elizabeth E. Fitch
Peter Leatherman
William H. Shank
Lavinia Worthington
C. N. Worthington
Frank Strobe
John Hanson Stauffer
Howard D. Pickering
Henry T. Brown
New York
Rosa M. Reiff
James A. Hahn
Laura Y. Fogle
Ladiesburg
Bernard Shaeffer Thomas
Adamustown
Cora V. Moore
Delia
Eadie B. Shafer
Mabel G. Howall
Middletown
Chas. P
Levy
James J. Cunningham
Alexander J. McKenna
Basil Norris Trego
Hingh M. Bannon
Arthur W. Sparke
Hugh M. Bannon
William Henry Lawson
Samuel Ries
Gidon Brassard
T. Bossard
W. &. Morphy
Hannah Ssylor
Alfred Grosmrrood
James H. Gaver
Gari Frederick Seeberger
William Schnauffer
Eaveulory
Teena
Carl Frederick Sesberger
State News Highlights From Hagerstown to Baltimore
John Poffen is held for grand jury in a $1000 bond in Hagerstown on charges of burning a barn. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company plans to extend its line to several Washington county towns. Jacob Tome Institute buys more land at Port Deposit. The Winn Electric Railway incorporation is filed in Annapolis. The funeral of Cornelius Leizear is held in Spencerville with burial there. Mayor Schindel proposes city authority to build a gas plant in Hagerstown. John M. Resley pleads guilty to concealed weapon as a sequel to an assault. sentencing due Saturday. Baltimore Republicans submit to Gov Smith a slate for election supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Hagerstown
Washington County
Jacob Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Winn, Mechanicsville, Leohardtown and
Point Lookout
Schindel
Gaa
John MM. Resley
Cumberland
Resley-Galloway
Republican City Committee of
Baltimore
Smith
Messrs
George ©. Jones
Samuel T. Addison
William Griffith
Charles M. Short
Board of Election Supervisors
Baltimore City
Resolutions Adopted Over Death of Horatio Waters
The Independent Hose Company No 1 held a special meeting to act on Horatio Waters death. Dr Edward Nelson chaired and appointed Capt Walter Saunders George Wallace Harry Scholl George Gittinger and George W Saiter to draft resolutions to be sent to the bereaved family and entered in the minutes. Tomorrow night the annual officer election will be held at Independent Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company
Horatio Waters
Edward Nelson
Walter Saunders
George Wallace
Harry Scholl
George Gittinger
George W. Saiter
Frederick County Measures Move Toward Turnpike Project
Frederick County measures report a bill to incorporate a company to build a turnpike from Georgetown turnpike to the Adamstown to Greenfield Mills road. The charter amendment for the Frederick Home for the Aged, once passed by the Senate, was favorably reported and passed at a second reading. Four blood, pure and your stomach and digestive organs remain healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Georgetown
Adamstown
Greenfield Mills
Frederick Eome
Senate
A Charming Wedding at Adamstown in the County
Mr Bernard S Thomas and Miss Cora V Moore wed in Trinity Reformed church Adamstown with a large gathering. The ceremony featured Rev Alvill Conner and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, followed by a departure to Winchester for Washington and Baltimore amid rice and congratulations. Appointments in Frederick County were confirmed by the State Senate. Samuel B. Hickman’s JP appointment was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Thomex
Sear Buckeytown
Com ¥. Moore
Deile
Weelero
Trinity Reformed Church
Adamstown
Bernard S. Thomas
Cephis M. Thomas
Bockeystown
Cora V. Moore
Mary Moore
Della
Misa Lule Johnson
Chaurch
Moessra
John E. Shaaffer
Backeyatown
Lewis Davis
Fountain Mille
Misa M. Edith Thomas
Buckeystown
Ethel Moore
Fountain Mills
Miay Felicia Davis
Claude E. Thomas
Alvill Conner
Mendalesobn
Winchester
Washington
Baltimore
Adametown
Frederick County
State Senate
Justices of the Peace
E. Ramsburg
Francis A. Kessler
Patrick M. West
Samuel OC. Brandenberg
William F. Miller
Edgar L. Annan
Benjamin F. Dadderar
J. Vernon Silence
Cyrus F. Flook
Wm. H. Miller
Samuel BR. Hick
Justice of the Peace
Pardon Petition Circulates for Gibbons Case
A petition circulated among Frederick citizens seeks the governor’s pardon for George Gibbons who has served one year of a five year sentence for the killing of Leelie Horine at Brad dock. The petition, signed by leading Frederick residents, urges clemency after a serenade incident following Gibbons’ marriage about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
de Frederick
George Gibbons
Leelie Horiie
Braddock
Horine
Frederick
Frederick's War Claim Presented in Senate and House
Senator Wellington delivered the Frederick city memorial in the U S Senate. The document, presented by Mr Pearce in the House, asks Congress to pay 200000 dollars paid to General Early during the Civil War. A joint resolution from the General Assembly urging payment was presented in the House of Delegates yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wellington
United States Senate
Pearce
House
General Assembly
Congress
State Senate
House of Delegates
Law's Strip Briefs: Yoes Guilty. Stultz Freed on Fine
In the law's strip, Joseph Yoes, colored, faced magistrates for carrying converted weapons. Justice White found him guilty and ordered jail until the grand jury acts. Thomas Stultz, jailed earlier by Judge Biser for indecent exposure, was released today after paying a 7 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yoes
Justice White
Thomas Stultz
Biser
Funeral for Mrs Mary E Staab Set for Tomorrow
The funeral for Mrs Mary E Staab will be held tomorrow morning at nine from her late home to St John s Catholic Church. Services precede interment at St John s Cemetery with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Staab
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Wheat prices and terms in daily market notes
Market brief notes grain values with wheat at 87 cents per bushel and rye at 10 to 11 dollars per ton. The terse item records price ranges and commodity terms from the day’s trading activity.
British Take Spion Kop In Storming Assault
Dispatches report British forces carried Spion Kop on Thursday amid heavy enemy fire, holding 13 positions. General Wadgate was seriously wounded during the engagement as British troops pressed the ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesvos
Torsdsy
Jestenlsy
British Ag
Wadgate
Schwan Defeats Fillpisus in Saendiero Invasion
In Saendiero Schwan drove five hundred insurgents from intrenchments with heavy losses on both sides. American casualties were slight. Dispatch reports from multiple fronts note imperial concerns as January 25 events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve Hendred
Special Af
Masizs
Schwan
Saendiero
Intone
National Bank Fails
Canajobarie Nations Bank failed today with reports tracing the collapse to financial strain and a rapid run of deposits. Officials have not disclosed immediate plans for reopening or deposit resolution strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epeclal Dispatch Ta Tex News
Caxasonatur
N. Y
Canajobarie Nations Bank
Hymeneal: M DanieI Utz and George Amon McDaniel wed at New Market
Miss Corsa Alice Utz daughter of Mr and Mrs Utz of the county and Mr George Amon McDaniel of Caroline county were married at the Utz Hotel New Market on Wednesday at high noon. The ceremony was performed by Rev L R Brambaugh amid floral décor. Seventy five guests attended a wedding dinner. the couple will honeymoon briefly in Philadelphia then reside in Denton Maryland after March 1. Gifts were numerous. Shafer Howell wedding noted at Middletown Valley Evangelical parsonage by Rev Eschbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel—Utz
Corsa Alice Utz
Bider
S. . Utz
This
George Amon McDaniel
Caroline County
Utz Hotel
New Market
L. R. ‘Brambaugh
Carolina County
Flora “Tieabert McDaniel
Washington, D. C
L. D. Detwine
Edith Dorothy Uetz
W. N. Fleckenstein
Talbot County
Brida Rere
Marechal Niel Roseass
Philadelphia
Denton
Shafer—Howell
Eddie R. Shafer
Mabel QO. Howell
Middletown Valley
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
BR. Eschbach
Work of Death and Obits in Frederick Area
Horatio Waters a well known resident dies at 2 pm at his South Market Street home from paralysis after a two day illness. He was 66, a longtime county constable, survived by widow, one son Samuel Waters, five daughters, funeral at 2 pm tomorrow with services at the house and Mt Oliver Cemetery. AVID SITL David Stoll, former Charlesville resident, dies on South Mountain at 74. burial in Boonsboro. Richard H. Moberly of Park Mills dies in Williamsport, Ohio, aged 55. body to Frederick Saturday for family burial. An engine explosion at Catoctin Furnace injures engineer Emanuel Carbaugh. debris injured none other. Charles N. Haner hosts a muskrat supper at the Buffalo. guests enjoy water rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Waters
South Market Street
Mr. Waters
Samuel Waters
Charles Heffner
Jacob M. Wilhide
J. Katherine
Mary Waters
Frederick
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Avid Sitl
David Stoll
Richard B. Mobrely
Richard H. Moberly
Joseph O. Moberly
Park Mills
County
Williamsburg
Ohio
Catoctin
Emanuel Carbaugh
Eatan D Neighbors
Lewistown
Local mention at McCardell's fuels Frederick loan record
A Frederick report notes the largest loan bundle ever brought to the city, linked to an appearance at McCardell's. The tale centers on a massive loan package and its local implications for Frederick's financial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell's
Frederick
Mocked-Up Auction of Cloaks and Furs at Close
A fragmentary notice describes a sale of capes and furs priced around 5 to 8 dollars. Fifteen jackets on a revolving rack near a cloak room entrances signal a clearance event. The text notes varying garments and a disciplined sacrifice in the effort to close the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En- Trance
Nubo
End of Month Sale on West Dress Goods
Large lot Remmpante of West Dress Goods offered at half price as stock taking begins. Closing month with lowest prices, small accounts needed, hurry for muslin, housekeeping items, and $1.25 kid gloves offered at a deep discount.
Castle Oyster and Fish Depot Ad and Deals
An archaic ad listing Castle Oyster and Fish Depot offerings with fresh seafood, shoe sale, sewing machines, and a January 1900 furniture and chinaware promotion. It mentions prices, vendors, and shop addresses on Market and Patrick Streets, including a tie to local merchants like A A. Moss and Mareszy's.
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the Daily News
England
Soclac
Tex
Esseey
Poywright
Been Bolt
Anpery G. Wasntvaree
Abift
W. L. Muvns
Weather Bureau
Beta Eee
Monsey
Fourth St. Joe
M. Harvprood
H.C. Zacharias
McCardell’s
Farmers’ Institutes
Hanson
Howard
Las
Youris
John T. Summers
Joshua
David W. Summers
Jacob Flook
Lewis E. Flook
Benny O. Borrall
Christiana Borrall
Mary A. String
William PF
Westerday
John Poffen
Rev
Wylls Rede
D. D
Atlanta, Ga
Ahip
Episcopal Church
Cris
Adamstown East
Fillpisus
Newe Deropax
Guumaxy
Duchess of
Schleswig-Holstein- Sandenberg-Augustenberg
Bundesrath
Barun
National Bank
Charles N. Haner
John Hendrickson
Jony Hexoanczsox
Beater
Fred Ederick
Sette Cires
Nao & Musts
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Castle Oyster and Fish Depot
G. W. Livtis
Patrick
A. L. Esder
W. Patrick St
Singer Machines
Cmitox & Rzoans
Market St
Ziegler Brothers
Gr. Mareszy
W. G. Eader
East Church Street
Loate’ Orphan Asylum
F. B.sappington
Sitness Fearan
Sll
Liusteats
Sappington
Rapadawly
GEO
Rodoo? & CO
Baest Vale
Geo Peters
Ftie Hook
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sexz
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
Pillsbury Wheat
Pettijoan
Marvin's
Nef
Patromes
J. Edward Rice
Railing Grocery Company
GEQ
J. Heisely Beller's
Perteatiz
Ceresville Flour
Shriner
Anni
Potomac River
Amy Tity
From
B&o. R. Rin
Willard D. Keller
Profession
Sicepencs
Mabreet
Saxyianal
Alfred Ritter
Jattern
P. Levy
Ofice
Court Street
Court Houme
Deere
Iwalddawiy
Cleveland
H. Keller
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