Life of Terence O'Byrne Sketched In Tus News
The Tus News provides a portrait and life sketch of Terence O'Byrne who died near Harper's Ferry at eighty seven. It highlights local ties in the county and recalls a 1864 Lincoln Swann election ticket. Also features Kilmer's Gatling gun battery article and ongoing installments of An American Aspirant with farming and livestock topics, letters, and advertisements section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
Terence O'Byrne
Harper's Ferry
O'Byrne
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Swann
Maryland
Kilmer
Santiago
Parker
Fort San Juan
Talmage
Review of Trade
Driver
Myles John W. Hamm
Ira Tyler
E. L. Boblitz
David B. Smith
Steer‘s
David H. Smith
Central Hardware. Co
P. L. Hargets & Co
Eichenberger
Wastler, ‘Trust
Noah EB. Cramer
John F. Stine
Vernon
Houck
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
B. Sappington
G. C. Carty
Banfman’s
Portrait and local fire brief in Brisf Bits
In city news, Chas Doll of the City Hotel hangs a portrait of Mr Thomas Harwood in the lobby. A fire in Dr P D Fabraey's East Church street home damaged a carpet and door but was small and quickly checked. Insurance agent Ernest Helfenstein will handle the claim. In Washington a pension of ten dollars monthly to Wm Z Main of Knoxville and six dollars to Wm L Moberly of Frederick was granted today. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Doll
City Hotel
Thomas Harwood
Harwood
P D. Fabraey
East Church Street
Ernest, Helfenstein
Aod
Tak Naw
Waswixeroy
D. C
Wm. Z. Main
Knoxville
Wm. L. Moberly
Frederick
Doctor Dixon’s Cane and the Sheriff’s Jury
Doctor Van Buren Dixon faces court action to prove fitness to manage his estate. Major Goldsborough files to appoint William Peatre as trustee and a jury will assess Dixon’s sanity. Ten. Milton G. Urner represents Dixon. A writ de funando inquirendo was issued, and Sheriff Patterson will summon a jury next week to rule on Dixon’s mental competence and guardianship needs.
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van Buren Dixon
Montevue Hospital
Tun
E. Y. Goldsborough
Willian H. Peatre
Dixon
Milton G. Urner
Demetry
Tennessee
Frederick
Bank
H. B Witter
Board of Charities and Corrections
W. A. Pearce
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Patterson
Dr. Dixon
Work of Death Claims Oak Orchard Resident at 71
Joseph G. Baker of Oak Orchard died after a lingering illness from paralysis aged 71. Survived by a widow and son John W. Baker. Funeral Monday at 2 o'clock with interment at the family farm cemetery where he lived and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Baker
Joseph G. Baker
Oak Orchard
Baker
John W. Baker
Daniel Baker
Buckeystown
Henry Baker
Baltimore
John Baker
Singanore
Andrew Baker
Germantown
Joseph D. Baker
John G. Melville
Charles Melville
Sykesville
Thomas Wood
Unionville
Levin A. Gosnell
Levin A. Gornell
Sam
Funeral of Mrs. Mary G. Scott Arrives in Frederick
The remains of the late Mrs. Mary G. Scott arrived in Frederick on the 10 50 train from Washington. Funeral services were held at the grave with Rev. Osborne Logie of All Saints Episcopal Church presiding. Pallbearers included Mayor W. H. Chilton and Louis Clingav F B Sappington Samuel L. Lilly. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. C Carty served as funeral director.
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Mary G. Scott
Frederick
Washington
Osborne Logie
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
W. H. Chilton
Messrs
Louis
Ex Attorney General Garland Dies in Washington
Special dispatch from Washington reports former Attorney General Garland dropping dead from apoplexy today. The sudden death occurred in the capital, prompting tributes from legal figures and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Garland
D. C
Garland
Judge Motter Rejects Bailiff Applicants
A large number of applications were made to Judge Motter for bailiff positions in the February term of the Circuit Court, but the judge decided not to appoint any person who applied for the roles.
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Motter
Personal profiles and visits noted in Frederick area
A string of brief notices reports residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Ida Ligith from Charlesville Dorsey C Runkles of Mt Airy J K Schmidt visiting Washington, and many others from Thurmont Washington Cronerstown and Darksville with social calls weddings and movements across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ligith
Charlesville
Frederick
Dorsey C Runkles
Mt. Airy
J. K Schmidt
Washington
W. Otl
Dents
Thurmont
Lewis Adama
Washington, D. C
Jus. Staub
West Patrick Street
Esta Strip
Cronerstown
Wim. B. Taylor
Washington, D
Myre
Lewis Crum
West Fifth Street
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Clouds
Victor Wierman
Frederick Division of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Social World tea by Tabernacle Dorcas groups charms guests
A 7 to 10 pm tea at St Johns Hall hosted by Tabernacle and Dorcas societies of the Catholic church featured a decorated venue, an elegant menu, and a door collection led by Mrs J A Haydon. Mrs James McSherry and a lineup of helpers organized the event, drawing many attendees. Also tonight Miss Alexia McDonald and Miss Floyd to entertain the Historical Society at East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Gall
Tabernacle and
Dorcas Societies
Maryland
Tabernacle Society
J. A. Haydon
James McSherry
Mesdames Haydon
Doll
Eisenhauer
Wilkov
Asi Missen
Watson
Beckley
Historical Society
Alexia McDonnald
Miss Floyd
The
Historica Society
East Second Street
Church notices span midwinter events and clerical moves
St Mary's Guild hosts a midwinter tea to benefit the organ fund. Bethlehem Lutheran declines resignation, urges Rev. Kine to reconsider amid a Dayton call. Glade Reformed plans sermons and Sunday school on January 29. P S C E B holds meeting in the church chapel. Rocky Springs U B will preach January 29 with Rev Flynn from Wilmington. Mt St Marys hires Rev Kline. Liberty circuit M P Church sets quarterly conference February 18. Evangelical Lutheran hosts congregational reception next Tuesday.
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St Mary’s
All Saints Guild
Organ
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Council of
Harrisburg
Marion J. Kine
Kline
First Lutheran Church
Dayton
Ohio
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
Mieeling
Imrheran
U. B. Church
Rocky Springs
Dennis J. Flynn
Wilmington
Del
Mt. St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg
Liberty Circuit
M. P
Johnsville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Mary's
All Saints
Inside Track at Alt Opera House Delights Large Audience
The Inside Track at the Opera House last evening drew a large audience for a cleverly staged comedy. Markham's Company, praised for fresh plays and skilled ensemble, promises Faceio Pace as the next rich comedy tonight.
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Alt
Opera House
Opera Housr
Markham
Markbamr
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners appointed road supervisors for Mechanicstown district and Frederick district. Names include Josiah & Wilhide, W. L. H. Zeusz, James C. Markey, Simon A. Weller, George Baker, Gorge W. Larman, Jacsb Freeze, Marvin L. Groshon, W. H. Wilhide, R. F. Zentz, and W. D. Anzieberger. The session continued to settle with Urbana district supervisors.
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Board of County Commissioners
Mechanicstown
Josiah & Wilhide
W.L. H. Zeusz
James C. Markey
Simon A. Weller
George Baker
Gorge W. Larman
Jacsb Freeze
Marvin L. Groshon
W.H. Wilhide
R. F. Zentz
Frederick
W. D. Angieberger
Bord
Urbana
General Clarke Retires From Railroading After Fifty-Five Years
General James C. Clarke, former Mobile and Ohio president, says he has sold all stocks and retired from active railroading. He visits New Orleans after two years, praises the city’s growth, and discusses terminal development and the need for competition among railroads. He mentions Chicago as a model and notes no single road should receive special privileges. He notes several lines may still seek entry to New Orleans.
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James C. Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Road
New Orleans Picayune
Gene Clarke
Duncan
General Clarke
New Orleans
Cearly
Mobile
Ohio
Chicago
Prayers for Schools Observed Across Churches
The day of prayer for schools and colleges is observed by the Presbyterian and other churches. About 100000 young men are in higher education across U S colleges and universities. There are 145 women’s colleges with 17334 students. Professional schools enroll 50249 students. Medical students total 24377 and theology students across denominations number 8173.
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Presbyterian
United States
Meicme
Handsome Fireman Badge Offered in Fundraising Drive
The managers of the Cruise of the Yolar Star announce an Iron Brax mas badge from New York a solid gold fireman badge enameled and richly designed valued at 310. It will be awarded to the person selling the most tickets for February 2 and 3 performances to boost the Junior uniform fund. All young men may participate.
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New York
Lectures at Carroll County Teachers Institute
Prof Cates of Frederick College lectured on Civics at West Minster High School Assembly Hall. Prof Herbert Justin of State Normal School spoke on Nature Study with illustrations. President Cates also spoke on Oral Education in the Public Schools and Dr Forman discussed Language. Mass Cochran of Western Maryland College recited A Set of Turquoise.
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Cates
Carroll County Teachers’ Institute
West Minster
BE E Cates
Frederick College
Herbert Justin
State Normal School
Forman
Peach Crop Prattle and Lectures Stir Local Talk
A Frederick County peach grower doubts forecasts for next summer's crop, saying early judgments are premature. Rev J W Meminger to speak at the Woman's College on An Evening in Wonderland with 150 West scenery views. Vincent Yingling leaves Staub to head a City Hotel cigar shop. Memorial Day set for February 17 by the WCTU. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as a blood purifier.
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Frederick County
Art Club meeting highlights sketches and talks
The Art Club held a leading meeting with a reading session and a program featuring Sir Edward Burne Jones, Mrs W J Nivode, Our Art Club, Miss Nanary Routzahn, Miss Minnie Markey, Mrs M Etchison, and Mags M Dill. The sketch class will host friends and remaining members on Saturday January 28 from 3 to 8 p m at the studio, with some works exhibited and sales to please attendees.
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Sketch Chana
Ins
Mariner
Edward Burne Jones
Mra
W. J. Nivodenig
Ombrandt
Our Art Club
Nanaiy Routzahn
Minnie Markey
Marriages Highlight Weekend Weddings and Local Notices
A series of weddings shared prominence this week. Emma J Lambert wed Howard B Crawmer at McKinstry's with about sixty guests. Johanna Ida Bambman married Edward Everett Steiner in Baltimore with a formal ceremony and reception. Alice E Price and Alexis R Klein wed near New Market in a churchlike home ceremony. Local society notes list honorees and attendees from the Shinms and Lambert families. A Husmonian Senate No 426 meeting announced officers including John S Newman as ex senator and Francis Johnson as junior senator.
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Frank Lambert
McKinstry's
E.W. Stoner
Union Bridge
Lan Lori
Masa Emma J. Lambert
Howard B. Crawmer
New Windsor
Edward Lambert
Annie Crawmer
Lollie Fritz
James Lambert
Philip Snader
Smith Snader
Samuel Baines
George Fritz
Charles Crawmer
Rowben Saylor
John Crawmer
Stern and
Dughter
Samuel Hot
Samuel Dayhoff
Louis Lambert
John Yingling
A. H. Studebaker
D. D
Fremont Avenue
Lanvale Street
Baltimore
Perry Orem
Ushera
Eugene A. Grove
Frederick
Walter YT. Stoner
Philip W. Kuffely
Guy T. Warfield
ToBes
Eleanore M. Bambman
New York
Charles Robardy Hardt
Philadelphia
Albert Boyer
New Market
G. F. Farring
Alice E. Price
A. Boyer
Alexis R Klein
Braddock
Prof. Grod
Pearl
Edward
Lenora Price
C. H. Hett
Husmonian Senate
John S. Newman
Francis Johnson
Richard Potts
George E. Wilcoxen
E. C. Markell
Allen Kline
G. W. McComas
Alex Brengle
G. W. Hindley
B. D. Eichison
Grand Operatic Spectacle Cruise of the Polar Star at City Opera House
The City Opera House presents the Grand Operatic Spectacle Cruise of the Polar Star on Thursday and Friday February 2nd and 3rd. Receipts will be donated to the Junior S.F.E Company for new uniforms. Balcony 15, parquet 25, orchestra 35.
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City Opera
Junior
F. E Company
Local Ads Mix Oysters Drugs and Lamps
A fragmented 19th century ad page offers oysters fried and stewed by pint to gallon and candies and cakes, optician services with free eye exams, Boyle’s Syrup promotion, a mid winter tea for St Mary’s Chapter, and a large lamp sale with heavy discounts.
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Lremain T. J. Micwasa
South Market Street
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Edward Jenner
Sal of
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W.L. Moory
the Weather Bureau
Cilements Today
J. T. Best, Jr
G. F. Brinzman
City Opera House
Yeakle's
Frank Rhodes
Opportunity
John H. Bennett
John C. Motter
C. A. Tucker
J.H. Hamilton
Doctor Dixon
Rose Burger
East Patrick Street
Hanshew Markey
Stella Fogle
East Seventh Street
R. A. Rager
A. F. Weast
North Market Street
Isiah Mealey
Francis Baughman
Fantas
Clara Chapman
Darkaville
West Virginia
Nellie Chapman
Chapman
V. Dall
Leslie Cramer
Ella
Bettie Doll
Charles J. Doll
Dalll-Sanders
Littlestown
Edward Devilbiss
Allen B. Simpon
Fort Seneca
John WH
Libertytown
Simpson
New London
Myrvie Beck
News OF the Churches
Hood
Thas
Vincent Yingling
Frank V. Staub
Yingling
Frances Willard
ART Club
Hymenkal
Essenic Knights
L. B. Mullinix
Bagdad
L. BE. Moun
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Stralgut
John Henpricxson
G.beater Frederiuk
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Boyle
C. S. Cramer
Optician
E. D. Luxrver
Wm. C. Botcler
Market Street
B.sappington
China
Boop
Dander Iy
Dappington
Market St
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Grogeet
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Raxesves
J. Heisely Keller
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Schley
Maine
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Court Street
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Baltimore, MD
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Cartan
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Chipre
Law
Ove Roure
Mdtachizda
Kharles P. Levy
Sucosrsorte
Baer Tinsel
the News Job Office
Geo
Rodook
Kid's Store
BAI Bargain Bulletin
GEO. S. Rodoor & CO
A. T. Rich & Son
A. T. Rios
Some Funeral Directors
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Ruits
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