Notable Battles through History Highlighted by Creasy
The text recalls W F Creasy’s historical judgments and lists key battles from Marathon to Waterloo, noting significant figures like General Theodore Runyon who died in Berlin and Cuban leader Aranguren killed by Spaniards. It mentions dates, places, and enduring impact on drama and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issory
IMG
Wolfaaung Mogart Tyre
W-Flehte
Plu
John James Aulubon
New York
New Orleans
Wik-Streeward Shepard Crsey
Thor
Bexley
Eneland
Creasy
Marathon
B.C
Syracuse
Arabela
Metaurus
Arminius
Varus
Chalons
Tours
Orleans
Blenheim
Juh
Poltava
Saratowa
Valmy
Waterloo
Theodore Runyon
United States
Germany
Berlin
Aranguren
Local Shops Feature Noted Figures In Transit Era
A fragment lists tram and transit related names including Admi x Ramsburg H B Gross Neidig Miller Kaufman's OC Carty reflecting a mid century commerce or transit context with several business and person references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trams
Ramsburg
H. B. Gross
Neidig & Miller
Kaufman’s
OC. Carty
Tomorrow's Big Paper Features in The Sat urday News
Announcement lists features for tomorrow's Eight pages in Ten News with features and people to look forward to. It notes readers will be pleased with the issue and hints at special articles and prominent names to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten News
The Improved Lutheran Church Rededication Planned
The Evangelical Lutheran congregation has spent a great deal to repair and beautify both exterior and interior of the church. A special News article tomorrow will describe the improvements with pictures of the church and Pastor Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman. It will include the Sunday service program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
News Tomorrow
Luther Kuhlman
Sunday News previews and business items
The Satunday News announces tomorrow’s issue features heroic Spaniards in Kilmer’s two-column tale, farmers and dairymen departments with practical tips, a Sunday School Lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane and the Trade Review. Also notes Frank Scholl joining the U S Army band with Manila deployment likely. ads for Syrup of Figs and Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Santiago
el Caney
General del Rey
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Oldest Frederick resident Isaiah Mealey dies at 105
Isaiah Mealey a Frederick miller and early stage businessman died at his son's home on West All Saints street after a long life of promin ent civic work. Born July 19 1801 he began in milling at 17 and later ran multiple mills and stage lines. He celebrated his 90th birthday with a large reception and was remembered as a Christian man with strong memory of Frederick’s early days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Isaiah Mealey
Charles E. Mealey
West All Saints Street
Mealey
O’maley
Michael O'Maley
Mr. Mealey
Ireland
Misa Widerick
William J
Lewis H
Quincy
Ill
Charles KH
John Wilcoxon
Georgeanna Phiieger
Laura V. Krantz
Rosa R. Mealey
City
Bentz Street
Carroll
Linganore
Baltimore
Virginia
Middletown Valley
East
All Saints’ Sreet
Fire at Buckeystown Destroys Graff Residence
The Graff country house near Buckeystown was totally burned after 1 PM. Neighbors aided in salvaging furniture as flames swept the upper floor. within hours only four walls stood. The house loss is about 1000 dollars, insured for 2000, and furniture insured for 575.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
John P. Graff
F. G. Thomas & Son
Wreck at Ellicott City Involves Baltimore Winchester Trains
A B and O line collision at Ellicott City involved the Winchester train from Baltimore and the Ellicott City local train. A carelessly left switch caused the rear collision, tearing woolwork and lifting cars from the tracks. Passengers feared but no serious injuries reported. The baggage-master nearly injured during the attempted escape. Additionally New York firm sent a test nozzle to a local fire company for interior building ore removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Baltimore
Frederick
Ellicott City
New York Nozzle Company
Pine Street
New York City
W. P. Rice
Junior Steam Fire Engine Co
Acting Bag Gagemaster Leads at Bai Mpiore Depot
The announcement notes Mr. Harry Marnau serving as bag gagemaster and mail carrier at the Bai Mpiore and Ohio depot under Mr. Edward Herwig who acts as the transfer clerk, replacing Mr. Daniel Hanshew who is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Marnau
Bai- Mpiore
Ohio
Edward Herwig
Daniel Hanshew
Wheat and corn prices quoted at Frederick market
Wheat was quoted at 36 77 cents per bushel in Frederick. Corn was 35 cents per bushel, 1 75 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jingo Cemetery and Peculiar Historical Tidbits
A Kansas note mentions Jingo cemetery in Miami County and odd facts such as a woman’s foot one seventh of her height and a London acre valued at one million. Other items claim Maine shipbuilding growth, Mississippi Confederate widows, a telephone at Bulaio restaurant, and European population circa 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami County
Kansas
London
Olor
Maine
Mississippi
C.N. Hauer
Nicaragua
Atlantic
Pacific
Norway
Woodshor
A. R. Wallis
Western Maryland Horticultural Association Opens Meeting
The first annual meeting of the Western Maryland Horticultural Association in Hagerstown, held with the farmers’ institute, showcased cold storage fruit from the Eastern Shore and Delaware. Officers elected include President Charles G. Biggs and Secretary Treasurer Arthur L. Towson, with regional vice presidents named across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Horticultural Association
Farmers’ Institute
Hagerstown
Peninsular Horticuural Association
Delaware
Western Maryland Horticultural Society
Chas. G. Biggs
Sharpsburg
Caleb Long
Boonsboro
Arthur L. Towson
Snorksburg
Garret
McCullough Brown
Oakland
Allegany
John M Mattingly
Mc. Savage
Washington
A. Pry
Reedysville
Frederick
John R. Rouxer
Thurmont
Carroll
L. P. Sling
Revival Of Y M C A In Frederick Promises Enlivening Event
Ex members of the Ladies Auxiliary in Frederick plan a literary entertainment at a local house on Thursday evening February 9 to raise funds for debts of the former Y M C A chapter. Mrs. A B McDonnell will train participants, promising a rich program and urging liberal support to restart a Christian association after the旧 group dissolved despite continued appeals to reestablish on a small scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Young Men's Christian Association
City
McDonnell
Social World Reception at Frederick Art Club Rooms
The sketch class of Frederick Art Club will entertain friends and remain members tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 at the studio. Sketches will be exhibited and ladies will seek to be especially agreeable to callers. A large dance was held at Mr. Jesse Winpigler's home near the city last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ART Club
Frederick Art Club
Jesse Winpigler
John Megh
Barton
Lowndes
Cumberland Paper Company
John LH. Baker
Mary B. Kouthover
Hagerstown
W Hurshey
My.ivarga IC
McCaw
Angerstown
FE. Bridges
John Johnson
George Phillips
Wicomico
Hosey B. Day
Smuadwood
Carroll County
Albin D. Jolley
Clarksville
Howard County
Joshua W Tfering
Westminster
United States Naval Academy
Almapolis
Merchants and Fnufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Washington
Tea fundraiser at St Marys Guild supports Sunday school
St Marys Chapter of All Saints Guild hosted a mid winter tea in the Sunday school room to benefit the organ fund. Miss Campbell gave organ selections while young ladies managed supper tables, selling frame made candy and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
All Saints Guild
Senator Wellington Defends Peace Stand At Baltimore Banquet
Senator George L. Wellington told the Merchants and Manufacturers Association in Baltimore that the war with Spain was unnecessary and urged diplomacy. He cited constitutional consent, Cuban independence, and favoring no conquest of territory, while defending Admiral Schley and acknowledging war’s sectional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wellington
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
Baltimore
Applausa
Spain
Senate
McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Maryland
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Manila Bay
Winfield Scott Schley
Wellington
Philippine Islands
Frederick Grove juvenile escapes from Denton jail
News notes a colored Frederick Grove escaping from Denton jail. Other items report election of Joseph Tr. Tiley as Cambridge bailiff, deaths in various counties, school plans, postmaster appointments, and local civic happenings including a Baltimore merchants banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Grove
Denton
Joseph Tr. Tiley
Cambridge
Joseph Bhat
Chomas
Qalvert
St. Machala
Carrell Country
Nati Tate
Woatminester
Personal notices from Baltimore visits and local movements
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Baltimore and Frederick including Hdwara Hichelberger, Drue Ramsburg, Celeste Roelkey, Simon Felheimer, E G Selby, Eugene Grove, Solomon Schoes, Edwin Devilbiss, J Duvall, Elsie Birely, Bessie Steward, Charlie Humrichouse, Tillie Houck, Etta Wolfe, Lewis Cram, W B Taylor, Cahin Cronise, Misses N Hey and Gutlie Delashmuti, and others with travel to Washington and New Market. Mention also Prentiss Nutt visiting Cal ivin Nutt and local sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdwara
Hichelberger
Baltimore
Drue Ramsburg
Celeste Roelkey
York, Pa
Simon Felheimer
Hina
E.G. Selby
Howard County
Eugene Grove
Solomon Schoes
Edwin Devilbiss
Liberty
Me. J. Duvall
Martinsburg
L. W. Duvall
Aliss Elsie Birely
Bessie Steward
East Sixth Street
Washington
Charlies W. Humrichouse
Frederick
Tillie Houck
Dell Cronise
Oakhurst
Etta Wolfe
Bartholow’s
Lewis Cram
W. B. Taylor
New Market
Cahin Cronise
Harmony Grove
Geo. F. Hane
Nahington
N-Hey
Gutlie Delashmuit
Sikesville
Elias FE. Delashmuti
East Third Street
Charles $. Howard
Edward Howard
Cakewalk and Pie Contest at Groff Hall Event
Dorsey Robinson and John Dorsey staged a cakewalk and pie eating event at Groff Hall on West Fourth Street. A large mixed audience attended as Robinson and Higgins Orchestra provided music. Frank Smith won a gold ring in the grand cakewalk and Josaph at won a cake. Arthur Jackson received a gold ring in a juvenile cakewalk. Willie Wood led in pie eating with four pies to two rivals. A dance closed the program with many participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Robinson
John Dorsey
Groff Hall
West Fourth Street
Robinson
Higgins
Frank Smith
Josaphat
Arthur Jackson
Jack the Ripper
Willie Wood
Improvements on B. and O. Rail Lines on Metropolitan Branch
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will replace seventy two pound rails with eighty five pound steel rails on the Metropolitan Branch from Washington Junction Maryland to Washington DC due to heavy passenger traffic. The project will require over 2500 tons of steel rail to complete to Washington DC. Additional works at Boyd's Station include grading for better bulk freight unloading and loading, and construction of cattle pens and chutes for loading and unloading cattle shipped to and from Boyd's in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Metropolitan
Washington Junction
Washington, D. C
Gumberland
Washington, DC
Boyd's Station
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Oysters and goods promoted at Market Street shops
An old style notice invites patrons to Sam's Place Market space with fried oysters and drinks, free delivery to parties, plus a candy and cake line. Other entries promote Boyle's Pectoral Syrup cough remedy, optician CG S Cramer on 92 North Market, and a lamp sale with 25 percent off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Place
Samuel C. Tirlow
Irewain T. J
S. Cramer
Optician
North Market Street
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners appointed the Urbana District No 7 road supervisors including W C Null John J Catsail George W Stewart M E Burgee J C Main James B Dixon John W Dison Charles E Kunode W Ho Funk Alex H Dol James J Peters Gideon R Busard Charles F Hert R Peters Charles D Dixon Horbe St Peters J H Cutsail E W McElfresh W Purdum Jr O O Peters John H Brown Nunrod O Kot Thomas W O Brien W G Oden Geo Hughes John P Sponseller M F Leather W J Houck J A Hones. The counter petitioner McJlellan Dixon and witnesses against Bear Cranch road relocation were heard and the case continued. The board met again with a full board and settled with road supervisors of Mt Pleasant and Jackson districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Urbana
W. C. Null
John J. Catsail
George W. Stewart
M. E Burgee
J.C. Main
James B. Dixon
John W. Dison
Charles E. Kunode
W. Ho Funk
Alex. H. Dol
James J. Peters
Gideon R. Busard
Charles F. Hert R. Peters
Charlies D. Dixon
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the Daily News
Wassington
Tae Newa
W.L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Hastler
M. M
QU. A. Frazier
M. E. Bartgis
the Saturday News
Thurch
Satunday News
Frank Scholl
Carl Mindt
6Th Artillery G.S
Scholl
Meyer
U.S
Bay
California Fig Syrup Co
Hood
Isalait Mealey
MART
Horticultural Association
THE
Columbia A. Kemp
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
T. Freeman Dixon
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Walter Saunders
H. M. Gittinger
W. C. Birely
J. M. Birely
H. F. Rustecht
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Jacob Trson
D. A. Castle
John Fl. Bennett
B. Blackston
Rudolph Neidhart
Charles Smallwood
Jusius Miller
F. Schroeder
News OF the Churches
Theands Daily
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
News OF
Akgie Rameburs
Fourteenth Street
Washington, D.C
Prentiss Nutt
Calvin Nutt
Pear Frederick
Jacob Damuth
Thatmont
Sadie Davall
South Street
Otheta Rice
Jane Rice
John Hendrickson
Tolepious
Thes
Joan Hoernstenson
Greater Frederick's
Neidig & Muzzi
Marker St Wan Eee
Linton E. Main
North Makest Street
Freauerick
Locents
Wa. C. Beteler
Othors 24
N. Market Street
Sippington
Cumac
Sen
Hfe
FB Barrington
N. Market St
Rodooe & CO
Bargain Bi Bulletin
Rodock & CO
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Riz
Sosa Vuuneral Directors
Mbalmeres Kle
Mareat Street
Frederick, Md
Praviss
F. V. Staub
F. V. Stav
Northwest Corner
Maczet Rey
Gene
Railing
Ramone Grocery CO
Srucery Co
N. Market St. Frederick
O. E. Ramsburg
E. Rambburg
Rausporo
Browne
J. Heisely Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Hobson's Choice
J. Heisley Beller
Druceiat
Professioral Caels
Red Ritter
Bualaeex
Coart
Lee Sidawiy
D. R. C. Nicodemus
University of Maryland
CS Alton Shafer
Attorney-At-Law
East Lexington ST. Baltimghe, MD
UT. S
Attorng
LAW
Lery
Court Street
Conriego
Aoe News
Ee 100 Boe
Pas Programores
Newsra
L. EK. Mulliniz
Gpecul
L. EK
Mouiuom
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