In History: Princess Margaret and James of Southend Tale
A fragmented historical column recalls Princess Margaret daughter of Tren and her marriage to James of Southend amid late 19th century notes. Mentions cultural figures Dap Tuite Rotteleed and Swedish artist Bord Dauwhten with scattered references to New York 1894 and prewar artistic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Margaret
Tren
Ghatt
James TV
Soathend
Ora
Rownas
Ayes Ad
Yodames
cNutrich
Marlow Sams
Gist Tye
Tibet
York
Afra
Bord Dauwhten
Bean
Stenkop
Newspaper Subscribers Urged to Report Delivery Irregularities
The News asks readers to report promptly any irregularities in newspaper delivery. Prompt reports help correct service and ensure reliable distribution for all subscribers.
County Correspondence Air Dealings in Local Notes
Local items reveal visits among residents of Loya Rocky Ridge and surrounding areas. Notable events include dances at Rocky Ridge Hall and travel between York Pennsylvania and nearby towns. An injury report notes William Hardisty injured when struck by a trolley car while guiding a horse in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Hardisty
Brighswood
Brief Bits Reflect Small Town News and Notices
A collage of brief notes covers weather jokes, social humor, and local affairs. Includes Y M C A ticket sales for a Friday play, director meetings with growing attendance, and road supervisor appointments in Jackson District. The mix preserves local voice and era tone with names and positions.
Deed Validated in 1901 Case Exonerates Defendants
Judge James B. Henderson filed a decision in the Rentzshao et al case exonerating the defendants George Leila S Luther P. and John O. Bowers from any taint of impropriety in the 1901 deed by Sarah Anne Onller. The court found no evidence of undue influence and affirmed the deed as the voluntary act of Mrs. Culler. Attorneys Princston Buckey and Wagaman represented the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Henderson
Margaret Rentzshao
Ve. George
Leila S
Luther P
John O. Bowers
Sarah Anne Onller
D. Princston Buckey
GO. D. Wagaman
Hagerstown
Fine Organ Recital at Grace Reformed Church
A snowbound audience attended the opening recital of the Katey pips organ installed at Grace Reformed Church. Henry S. Fry of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Philadelphia performed with a skilled program featuring Mendelssohn Bach and Buck works, with vocal solos by Maurice G. Beckwith and Mina Markey accompanying by Walter McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Henry S. Fry
Grace, Reformed Church
Friends of the Organ
Henry 8. Fry
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
Fry
Mendelssohn
Dudley Book
Angela
Lamaigie
Salome
Meyerbeer
Walter
W. T. Beat
Topatta
Johann Ssabastian Bach
Theo. de Bois
Elinor Markey
Maurice G. Beckwith
Beckwith
God Have
My Lord
Dudley Buck
Mina Markey
Walter McDaniel
Grace Church
Purely Personal Paragraphs From Thees Who Come and Go
Miss Nell Fabeney of Wayneeboro Pennsylvania visits her sister Mrs. W. C. Krise on Kaat South street. The Sick Mrs. J. D. Conard of the south side is ill. Miss Mollin Ek of Moberlyn is confined to her home with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Fabeney
Wayneeboro
W. OC. Krise
Kaat South Street
J.D. Conard
Mollin EK
Transfers in quuets courts weekly real estate and licenses
Week ending January 25 1805 records show multiple property deeds in various districts with values, marriage licenses issued for couples across several towns, and several Orphans Court actions including guardianships administrations inventories and orders to sell personal and real estate assets across the county. Notable entries include Daniel E Sewald to Jonathan Oline and Virginia Noble Harwood Wiltberger to John Harwood, plus marriages such as John razier Gilmac and Mary G Miller and Marion Staley with Quarilis Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocircuit and
Daniel E. Sewald
Jonathan Oline
Riser
Fannie M. Grove
Hones
Middletown
David A. Wagaman
Laore
W. N. Moulsin
John T. Rinecker
Sarah A. Chaney
Woodville
Charles H. Linthicum
Pleasant Grove M. P. Church
Mary
Wilhide
Willam H. O. Wood
Richard T. Norwood
Benjamin F. Norwood
Martha BE. Poffinberger
Susan A. Alexander
Job M. Briller
Charles A. Ries
Mary Bannon
Francia K. Wertheimar
City
Joseph Schildknecht
Henry Poffinberger
Martin L Flook
Edgar O. Rohrback
John D. Devilbies
Warren G. Devilbiss
Virginia Noble Harwood Wiltberger
John Harwood Allaonts
Peter Grosaniskle
Harlan and
Ellen Grossuickle
Marbsiage
John ¥Razier Gilmac
Hudson
South Dakota
Mary G. Miller
Weverton
Marion J. Staley
Charlesville
Quarilis
Keyser
Yellow Springs
Adam M. Orndorff
Lacie L. Conner
Bronswick
Samuel H. Dewees
Mary OC. Baker
Thurmont
William King
Sandy Hook
Bessie A .R. Fisher
Brunswick
Harry L. Saylor
York
Florenna
Zimmerman
New Midway
Orphans’ Court
Abraham Toma
Oaroline Glad
William Saxton
Geo. W. Dalwick
Harry R Ourmphany
Emma E. Flanigan
John M. O. Flanigan
Jacob E Summers
J. Columbus O’ Donnell
J. Columbus O'Donnell
Mary E. Speaks
Geo. W. Speaks
Qourt
Roy A. Rainey
William Rainey
Popcorn Party Honoring Miss Bessie Agnew
A Pearl event hosted by Mrs. Jos G Miller on Friday January 20 featured corn popping and progressive dominoes. Prizes went to Raymond Windigler first and Miss Bessie Agnew second with Sans Jamie Grabill as booby, followed by recitations from Scott Duvall and Beasia Agnew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos G Miller
Pearl
Bessie L. Agnew
Raymond Windigier
Bessie Agnew
Jamie Grabill
Scott Duvall
Beasia Agnew
Florence Harbaugh
Jennie Grabill
Mary Smith
Mamie O'Hara
Maggis Dinterman
Bessis Ag
Four Arrested for Disorderly Conduct Then Fined
Carlos Warfield Donsie Honff Frank Anngevine and Herman Ko faaver were arrested by Officers Herwig and Hobbs on Fifth and Market for disorderly conduct. Justice G. H. Eckstein fined each $1. unable to pay, they were released to pay on Saturday. Richard Wineberg was jailed 15 days after a $250 fine for orderly conduct in MarketSpace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Warfield
Donsie Honff
Frank Anngevine
Herman
Justice Kokatein
M C C Smith Dead Prominent Frederick Merchant and Mason
Mr Charles Calvin Smith aged 81 died at his North Market street home after a long illness. He once ran a large dry goods store and later served as dry goods register deputy clerk of the court and director of the Frederick County National Bank. A Mason in multiple orders he is survived by a widow and daughter. funeral Friday at 2:30 pm at his home with Columbia Lodge Masons directing and interment in Olive Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulroult Court
Charles Calvin Smith
George Smith
North Market Street
Smith
Frederick
Aneces
Godfrey Koontz
Oircart Court
W. Irving Parsons
John L. Jordan
Frederick County National Bank
Magonia
Royal Arcanum
Marian Nixdorff Smith
Marian S. Smith
F B. Smith
Genergs Win. Smith
Misa Emma J Smith
Columbia Lidge of
Masons
ME. Olives Cemetery
Death claims Mrs Eugene A Taylor after short illness
Mrs Eugene A Taylor died at her homestead east of the city yesterday noon in her 62nd year after a brief illness. She leaves her husband and two brothers Benjamin and George. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock at the late home with interment at Mt Olives cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Taylor
Sarah O
Joseph Sohell
Taylor
Benjamin
George
Minneapolis
Mt. Olives
Wreck on the B and O disrupts service between Weverton and Bandy Hook
A rail broke on the B and O R R between Weverton and Bandy Hook halting an eastbound coal freight, scattering about 15 cars on the roadbed. A Baltimore wrecking outfit cleared the line after midnight while westbound passengers were rerouted via Hagerstown and Cherry Run. Superintendent Charles Galloway rushed to the scene and arranged a special train to transport the wedding party of Miss Isabella Miller and John Frater Gilman to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weverton
Bandy Hook
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Washington County
Western Maryland
Cherry Run
Werverton
Charles Galloway
Eastern Division
Knoxville
Isabella Miller
Outen E. Miller
John Frater Gilman
South Dakota
Washington
Wind Driving Snow Delays County Travel and Rails
High winds and drifting snow began yesterday and continued this morning causing travel delays on county roads and tying up electric rail service at 1 PM. Trains on both railroads ran albeit with delays as drifts worsened. Cold wave forecast elevates expectations of harsher conditions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Electric Railway
Ateam
Washington
Ida B Frye and Frank G Beard wed in Cavetown
Miss Ida B Frye of Wolfaville and Mr Frank G Beard of Cavetown were married at the Reformed church in Cavetown at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon by Rev J P Harner. They will reside in Cavetown where the groom is a fruit grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erald—Fyrye
Misa Ida B. Frye
Wolfaville
This County
Frank GO. Beard
Cavetown
Washington County
Caventown
J. P. Harner
First Annual Funeral Directors Banquet
The Funeral Directors' Association held its first annual banquet last night at the Hotel Joyce in Baltimore. The event was well attended and the hall showcased crimson lights, Southern smilax, and ert ic plants in decorative baskets. Mr. O. O. Carty of Frederick served as a coratory of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funeral Directors’ Association
Joyce
Baltimore
Oo. O. Carty
Frederick
Successful Sale Of J E Perog & Co Auction
A large crowd of county farmers attended the sale of J E Perog & Co advertised in The News. J L Dutrow acted as auctioneer. Bidding was lively and spirited with general good humor prevailing and the sale considered a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Perog & Co
J. L. Dutrow
Local Market Quotations from H M Cramer & Co
Market quotes show New corn at 2.35 per barrel shelled 50 per bushel. Wheat No 3 red 1.61 1.05 steamer 1.01 damaged 0.80 per bushel. Oats 0.65 per dual? per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.M. Cramer & Co
Bank Statement Shows Finances For Fredrick Bank
The document lists assets and liabilities including stock paid and undivided profits. It records notes outstanding and dividends unpaid along with amounts due to other banks and state banks. Officer statements certify the balance sheet as true under oath with signatures of trustees and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganitel
Bureau
Dusto Trust
Nanes
Notable Maryland Notices On Health Crime and Court Actions
A stream of local items reports the death of Mrs Louies H Radcliffe at St Michaels and Mrs Frank Bosler badly burned at Laurel. The will of Henry Winter is probated in Ellicott City. John Gt Bowers named president of the Washington County Free Hospital Association. Howard Anderson under arrest in Ellioose City for assaulting a colored girl. State Game Warden headquarters planned for Baltimore. Bonds of John W Avirett sold in Cumberland at 30 50 total. Mrs Lillie Bothmer pleads not guilty to a murder charge in Baltimore. Frederick Easton to stand trial in Cumberland for a killing in Hagerstown. Collector William F Stone declines to confirm retirement rumor. Angustug Binawauger appointed receiver of City Trust and Banking Co Baltimore. A 3 year old near Williamsport nearly dies from improper medicine. Joseph Bowley sentenced in Cambridge for attempted murder. Grant Rogers coming to Frederick for two nights at City Opera House amid Anna Eva Fay controversy with remarks on spiritualism. Rogers show features magic illusions and comedy. tickets 10 25 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gt. Bowers
Washington County Free Hospital Association
Howard Anderson
Clored
Ellioosé City
Baltimore
Qool
John W. Avirett
Cumberland
Washington County
Lillie Bothmer
Herman Frederick Bothmer
Frederick Easton
Benjamin Johnson
Williamsport
Joseph Bowley
Louisa Colerano
Cambridge
House of Correction
Vanderville Company
Frederick
Grant Rogera
City Opera House
Anna Eva Fay
Pittsburg
Avenue Theatre
Rogers
Anna Eva Bay
Rogers Gate
Rogers Entertainment
Cotton Dress Goods and Muslin Sale Opens at Shop
Telephone Usilae offers new line of Cambric Swins and Nainsook Ridges with pasteros and staple Moes. Remnants of fine Drees Goods and Silks marked at half cost. Winter jackets capes suits skirts and hats included. department promises tremendous savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chla
Funerals for Glessner McCleery and Staley Family
The article reports three funerals held yesterday and today. William T. Glessner’s service at 3 pm at his 47 E Sixth Street home was conducted by Rev. Bachbach with Rev. Wolf assisting, with hymns Lead Kindly Light and Abide With Me. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. funeral director Thomas P. Rice. Mrs George B McCleery’s service was at her West Third Street home with Rev. Steck and Rev. Dizon officiating. pallbearers listed. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. funeral director Thomas P. Rice. Mary Jane, daughter of Heverdy Staley, was buried at Mt Olives cemetery after services at Pleasant Hill. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Glessner
E. Sixth Street
E.R. Bachbach
EB. L. Wolf
Geo
HE. Smith
James
William
Edward Chipley
J. O Motter
OC. H. Hokatota
B.A. Gittinger
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
George B. McCleery
West Third
West
Reve. O. F. Steck
T. Freeman Dizon
Messrs
D. O. Winebraner
Edwina O. Markell
Richard Potts
A. LeRoy McCardell
A. Kemp Keefer
Harry E. Chmaplina
Liver Cemetery
Thos. P. Rios
Mary Jane
Heverdy Staley
Pleasant Hiloburah
A. Hedges
Mt. Olives Cemetery
P. Rice
Pearre Improves. Maryland Rep. Pearre Absent in Capital
Representative George A. Pearrs of Maryland, who spoke in the House on Monday, did not appear at the Capitol yesterday and remains confined to his apartment in the Grafton building on Connecticut Avenue, Washington. Friends say his condition is much improved and regret reports claiming seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
George A. Pearrs
Maryland
Grafton
Connact Font Avenue
Washington
Paartre
Local notices and events from Frederick area
Local items include a Friday benefit play for the Y.M.A. by claver amateurs with the Frederick Salect Orchestra, plus indoor cricket on January 20 between M.O.A. and Alf Frederick at Junior Hall. Tickets 10 cents at Dutrow and McCattell. Also a leather shop reopening at 64 East Patrick Street and Frederick College announces the January 31/February 1 sessions. Special Florida tours by Baltimore & Ohio start February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Claver
Frederick Salect
M.O. A
Alf Frederick
Dutrow’s
McCat
Dell’s
Negro Shooting Affair Arrests Made in Montgomery County
Nathan H. Davall a colored man was arrested by Sheriff Williams and jailed at Rockville on a charge of shooting with intent to kill. Joaton Garrett of Galthernburg will hear the case Saturday against Davall. Alexander McAbes, also colored, was attacked at Washington Grove a few nights ago. The injured man was taken to a Washington hospital Sunday and is not believed to be fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan H. Davall
Williams
Montgomery County
Rockville
Joaton Garrett
Galthernburg
Alexander McAbes
Washington Grove
Washington Hospital
Sanday
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the Daily News
Taz Newa
Wv. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Bonde
Conn City Opera House
Pease
B. Tyson, Treas
Wm. McKinsey Agend Scott & Son
Tresgerer
Fred. Co
Banks Neidig & Miller .Markey’s
Wm. Miller
Jobo Loya
Loya
Marian E Etchelberger
Eigar Angell
Loys
Harry Butler
Misa Wshel
Ada Boone
Middleburg
Erhel J. Miller
Marshal Ecker
Rocky Ridge Hall
Propile
Messra
Charles E. Miller
Double Pipe Creek
J. Howard Miller
Tanusytown
Ricky Ridge
Emma Oit
Monocacy
Maggie E. Miller
Near
Rocky Ridge
Frank Twisadan
Moster's
J. A. Miller
Rosser B. Maxwell
W.H. Young
Ridge Avenue
Beall Brothers
New Orleans Picayune
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Uoola Eph
Y. M. QO
Gale
McCardell’s
Rooma
Jackson
D. Charles Harahman
Amos QO. O'Neil
Thomas 0. Carr
Samuel M. Stine
Charles
Voppa
Dred
Henderson
MR. C.C. Smith
Citizens' National Bank
Ovithx
Citizens’ National Bank OF
Sankera
Nick Als
Centy
Money Reserve ii Bank
U. S
Anne
State OF Maryland
WM. Smith
DE. Repauver
John 8
Rambberr
News OF the
Louies H. Radcliffe
St. Michaels
Frank Bosler
Laurel
Henry Winter
Ellicott City
John Hendrickson
Sorpun
George S. Rodock & C
Lansdale Cambria
Bargalue
Carpata
Carpene
Mattiogr
Rugs
Lingleame
Radaos
Carpes
Rodook & Ga
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pa Firm OF
AT. Rice & Sons
Mer
Old Atand
PRICE
A. J. Eighelberger
Grocer
N. W. Gar
Market
Bre Odawis
Frederic. Ma
Stéd Newly
Cecil & Gorman
California
Besant & Erott
East
Patrick Street
L. Kepauyer
Vucligal
Sta. Fredericis
D. BH. E. Smith
East Patrick Street
Henry A. Ann
Frederick College
Andrea, Prin
L. Crawley
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Osto Railroad
Florida
Frraderick
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway
Tiokete
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Eart Church Streetsurgeon
H. E. Petermar
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Oreland
Citizens’ National Bank
Barket
Patrick Streets
F. B. Sappington
Psorat Sale
Ytaz
F. B. Bappingtoi
Chlyre
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