Notable 19th Century Figures and Battles Mentioned in Obituary Fragment
The fragment notes John James Audubon died in New York after being born in New Orleans in 1780. It also references Edward Shepard Creasy, geographer of famous battles, listing many historic sites and events and noting other figures like Jomes McEntee and Abner Doubleday plus the widow of Stephen A. Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Audubon
Romence
New York
Sew
Orleans
Sip
Edward Shepard Creasy
Bosles
England
Crea
Bitathon
B.C
Syracuse
S. Arbela
Metaurus
Arminius Varus
Chalons
Tours
Hastings
Ams
Blenheun
Toltara
Ds. Valmy
Waterloo
Jersis McEntee
Rondyet
Abner Doubleday
Robert Wohin
General Williams
Stephen A. Douglas
Washington
Purely Personal Notes Of Those Who Visit And Return
The item lists residents and visitors around Brunswick and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Mand Beck and Mr L D Watkins, with movements between Baltimore Frederick Westminster St Paul and Westminster. It notes Miss Elizabeth Kreh and Mr Edward Kreb visiting Baltimore and Port Deposit. Frederick Miller of Montgomery county has cataract surgery recovery and returns home with his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand Beck
Brunswick
L. D. Watkins
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
A. Rosenour
South Market Street
Baltimore
Mosars
Henry and
Charles Hartang
Washington
Frederick
Thomas Shaffer
Lewistown
George Orum
West Fifth Street
Elmer
Railing
R. W. Murphy
St. Paul
Henry Hartung
William Schmidt
East Third Street
Elizabeth M. Kreh
Edward H. Kreb
West South Street
Charlies W. Kass
West Church Street
Westminster
Margaret Crebay Weat
Patrick Street
Port Deposit
Havre de Grace
Frederick Miller
Mabel Barrier and Joseph Albaugh Wed Quietly in Walkersville
Miss Mabel Margarett Barrier daughter of Mrs O Barrier Walkersville wed Joseph Lowe Albaugh son of ex County Surveyor Albaugh Libertytown. Ceremony by Rev D I Wolf at Grade Reform Parsonage followed by train trip to Baltimore and plan for Libertytown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
Charles Moore
Emomsa Barnes
Oak Orchard
Dennings
Wm. H. Franklin
Temperance Meeting At City Opera House Attended
Temperance mass meeting held at the City Opera House yesterday afternoon was well attended and called a success despite bad weather. The program opened with singing led by W. H. Nicodemus, with Elsie Birely at the piano. Hon. Jos D. Baker presided and spoke on temperance goals. Rev. E S Todd offered prayer. Hon M G Urner and Rev E L McLean addressed the gathering. Urner said a bill would be introduced to bar saloonkeepers from selling to intoxicated men and other features. the group endorsed the measure and urged county representatives to push it through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
W. H. Nicodemus
Elsie Birely
Jos. D. Baker
E. 8. Todd
M.e.church
Real Estate Transfers Across Town Streets
Mr A A Lough buys Mrs B B Blackston residence on East Fourth street. Noah B Cramer sells for Mrs Caroline S and Charles E Houghton of Baltimore their West South street lot to Calvin O O Fox for 125 dollars. Samuel E Wirebrewer grocer of East Patrick street buys from Mrs Isha Eisenhauer her two story brick house at 108 East Patrick street.
Runaway Boys Released By Brunswick Justice
Two 12 year old boys Qinister Stesle and Edward Starr were jailed by a Brunswick justice of the peace for running away from Pittsburg Pennsylvania but were released this morning after paying fines. Starr’s brother retrieved them and returned them home. The article notes preparing an advertising campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qinister Stesle
Edward Starr
Brunswick
Pittsburg
Religious World Highlights From Local Churches And Ministers
Church notes from several congregations detail sermons at St. Johns Catholic, M E South, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, United Brethren, and Evangelical Lutheran churches. Baptisms occurred at a German Baptist Brethren service. union evangelistic meetings planned at United Brethren and Methodist churches with pastors Todd and Stinespring guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Exulelman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic Church
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church
South
Simon Millar
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. W. Pontius
Eschbach
Cave of
Adriiam
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Bertist Chaprah
Zenta’s Mill
P. D. Fabrney
C. W. Stineapring
United Brethren Church
Peter Prayad
Salvation of Souls
B. L. McLean
Graces ‘Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Todd
Bervicea
M. E
Methodist Episcopal Church
Reva
E.S. Todd
O. W. Stinespring
Triumph in Faith Over Swords and Worlds Apart
A devotional reflection argues that spiritual strength surpasses worldly power. It cites biblical examples from Pauls letters and Jesus interactions with Romans to claim true victory comes from God. The text asserts that material weapons are not needed for God to defend His people and fulfill prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Thia
Sunday Morning Robbery at Lloyd Miller Home
A thief entered the Miller home on North Market Avenue by a dining room window early yesterday, stealing gloves a razor and some change before fleeing after being awakened by Mrs Renner. Tracks led to Bentz Street. authorities suspect a yearlong pattern of entries at the store corner Market and Fifth. James Millard 73 and Eva Wilson 26 wed after Alderman Zinn granted permission. Millard cites $250 cash as available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Miller
North Market Ar Rest
James A. Millard
Williamsport
Psa
Eva Wilson
Gordonsville
Alderman Zinn
York
Millard
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1902
A list of undelivered letters remaining in the Frederick city post office as of Saturday January 20, 1902. Recipients must call for advertised letters, else items go to dead letter after two weeks. Gentlemen and Ladies lists include names such as James Bowie Diller Heater Hartie Jacobs Koon Myers Nestor Nasbaum Nunemaker Walmaley Brown Dixon Leatherman Neidig Zimmer man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
James Bowie
James A. Braner
Charles Diller
Claude Heater
W.H. Hartie
D. O. Jacobs
Dr. Koon
A. H. Myers
Charles Nestor
Community events schedule and talks this week
The Woman s Christian Temperance Union hosts public meeting this evening with Rev Dr E S Todd as speaker. Fortnightly Literary Circle meets Thursday at St Min s Bertha Tran s. Reading Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church gathers Thursday for a literary journey from Frederick to Egypt. A Y M C A reception is set for Friday, and Master Dobson the boy soprano appears Friday at the Episcopal chapel under Ss Cecilia Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Todd
Bertha Tran’s
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Egypt
Young Man’s Christian Association
Master Dobson
Episcopal Chapel
Ss. Cecilia
Reed Supervisors Appointed by County Board
Saturday afternoon the Board of County Commissioners appointed supervisors for the Johnaville district list including Daniel Bohn Charles O Hammond Jeremiah W Eizler William F Keefer Joshua R K Grossnickle Emory W Saylor Joseph L Haugh Peter G Saable W Scott Rhinehart David W Six Edward Gar ver Calvin Bohn Reuben Bohn John T Clabaugh Joseph M Keene L A Warfield William B Grimes and William R Clabaugh. The board is also settling with Linganore and Woodville district supervisors today.
Paine Centenary to Be Marked at Park Ridge
The 165th birthday of Thomas Paine will be celebrated at Park Ridge on January 1 at two o'clock in the afternoon. Aaron Davis will lead the event with remarks on Paine’s political and religious influence and the meaning of heaven hell and resurrection. The program will include a flag ceremony and a call for neighbors to hear discussions on Paine’s ideas and the universe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Hell
Appointment of Judges in Maryland Courts
Governor Smith will appoint three judges this year. The terms of Chief Justice James McSherry of the Court of Appeals and Chief Judge J Upshur Dennis of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City end November 8. Judge James D Watters of the Third Circuit also retires November 8. successors cannot be elected until the 1908 general election, and vacancies must be filled by executive appointment for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
J. Upshur Dennis
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
James D. Watters
Third Circuit
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Relief
Advertises a laxative claim that Syrup of Figs permanently overcomes habitual constipation and discourages competing products. Promotes the California Fig Syrup Co as the genuine maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrap Co
Crowning Glory No Office Ambition For Admiral Schley
A Hamilton Club banquet honors Admiral Schley with praise for his Maryland roots. Henry W. Price recalls Frederick figures and Schley's birth in 1839, while Schley reiterates he will not seek political office to avoid harming public affection. He calls public esteem his dearest possession and crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sohley
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Henry W. Price
Maryland Club of Chicago
Maryland
Linganore Hills
Frederick
Washington
Braddock
Roger Taney
United States
Francois Scott Key
Barbara Freitchio
Winfeld Scott Schley
Santiago
Ottawa
Kan
Fatal Runaway Claims Hyattatown Farmer
William Page a prominent Hyattatown farmer in Montgomery county was killed when his wagon broke its tongue after a large vehicle neared his team. Page, about 35 years old, was crushed under a wheel. he left a widow and six small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Page
Hyattatown
Montgomery County
Asa H. Welsh
Clarksburg
Welsh
Pages
New B and O freight cut off to be built near Martinsburg
The Martinsburg World reports a Baltimore and Ohio freight cut-off from Cherry Run to North Mountain will be built in months. A civil engineering corps is locating the line to connect with Major Goldsborough’s work, using the Tabbs North Mountain segment. The route would extend from Harper's Ferry to Cherry Ruth, following the Potomac to ease grades and lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Ferry
Cherry Ruth
Potomac River
Mill Destroyed by Fire at Wakefield Roller Mills
About two o clock Friday morning fire destroyed the Wakefield Roller Mills in Wakefield Valley Carroll county owned by E O Grimes and William B Thomas of Westminster. Only the walls stand damaged and must be torn down. The three story brick mill housed modern machinery and grain losses are minor. Estimated loss around 5000 dollars. Tenanted by John Kesfer who loses grain and material.
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Wakefield
Wakefield Valley
Carroll County
E.O. Grimes
William B. Thomas
Westminster
John Kesfer
Insurance policies become assets in bankruptcy case
Judge Jenkins of the Seventh Circuit in Milwaukee rules life insurance under semitantine plans becomes part of a bankrupt estate and must be surrendered to creditors. The decision, reversing Judge Kohlaaat, in David Welling’s Chicago bankruptcy proceedings, marks a nationwide change increasing estate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
United States Court of Appeals
Seventh District of
Milwaukee
David Welling
Chicago
Kohlaaat
Fox Chase at Boyd's by Buck Lodge Hunting Club
A lively fox chase at Boyd's with Buck Lodge Hunting Club members eight to ten strong and 15 hounds. The sunny day produced two long exciting chases in which Reynard was caught in each chase.
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Boyd's
Buck Lodge
Reynard
Baltimore Civilian Times: Deaths and Disturbances Reported
There were 200 deaths and 100 births in Baltimore that week. Miss Elias G Dowsey died of diphtheria at Sandy Springs. The Elke fair in Hagerstown raised 1000 dollars for the building fund. Wm H Sweigert died of pneumonia at Shady Grove aged 19. he was a school teacher. George R Kamp, a freight brakeman, fatally injured near Greencastle. Edward Bowers was assaulted by several negroes in Hagerstown. An anti cigarette society formed in Louaocoring with Prof Arthur F Smaith as president. Norfolk Payne, carpenter for the Pennsylvania Railroad, seriously injured between cars at Landover. Snow Hill Improvement Association to cooperate on Queen Annes Railroad extension. A two story Edward Rickett house burned at Willismoport. an infant fell from a high window during a fire. Daniel Kelleher, foreman of laborers, under arrest for murder of John Connor will have a hearing at Ostonaville. Bar Association of Allogany County opposes changing January term to a century term. Negotiations ongoing for settlement in State of Maryland versus Washington branch of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over dividend payments.
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Baltimore
Elias G. Dowsey
Sandy Springs
Hagerstown
Wm. H. Sweigert
Shady Grove
Washington County
George R. Kamp
Ouoberland Valley Railroad
Greencastle
Edward
Bar Association of
Allogany County
State of Mary
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Matron Resigns at All Sainte Orphanage
Miss Mattie Zimmerman resigns after years of service at All Sainte Orphanage. Mina Walker of Virginia assumes charge. A pension of 613 per month is granted to George W. Bentz of Frederick.
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Qohanage
Mattie Zimmerman
All Sainte
Mina Walker
Virginia
Penaton
George W. Bentz
Frederick
Carnival of Low Prices at Winter Week Sale
A chaotic catalog advertisement highlights low prices on bed coverings sheets pillow cases and linens. It touts cotton sheetings muslins cambrics and feather stitch braids with discounts claimed at twenty percent or more and promotes imported stock and special brands for children and general use. The piece markets value and variety to attract shoppers despite garbled phrasing.
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Crades
Nogecau Notter
Colnis Ab
Rte
Lantdale
Cambrie
Nainsook
Mu Antilianna Jones
Gelis
January 1902 Frederick sale offers 7 percent discount on bookcases
A long advertisement from ISANOGLE & WAGAMAR and others in Frederick showcases dramatic January clearance. It promotes 7 percent discount on Yaman Erbe Sectional Bookcases bought before February 1 1902 and includes prices on dress goods umbrellas and linens plus house keeping bargains. The notice also lists local businesses and upcoming sales events with names and addresses in Frederick Maryland.
Concert by Master Dobson at St Cecilia Chapter Host
On January 31 in the Episcopal Sunday school room at 8:16 p.m. Master Dobson the boy soprano will perform singing with praise for his range and tone. Tickets are 50 cents and available at drug stores or from St Cecilia Chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecula
Episcopal Sunday School
Dobson
Washington Times
St. Cecilia
In Memoriam Eliza A Ghaneil One Year Remembrance
In loving remembrance of our mother Eliza A Ghaneil who died January 25 1901. The charmed circle is broken a dear face missed day by day from the usual place but cleansed and perfected by grace one more in Heaven by Her Daventer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza A. Ghaneil
Cine
Daventer
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Tate News
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Young
N. Market St
James Donald Dog
R. V. Smith Meating Hospital Association
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Moser
Geo. S. Rodock & Co Dry Goods
Sunday Schools and Societies
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Isaac M. Motter
St. Matthew
Christian Endeavor Society
George Mather
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Hoe
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German Baptist Brethren Church
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Apostles
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Paul
Sohley
Nsw
Jin Hendrigess
Ital
Eta
Sml3ig & Bulle
Bidig & Miller
Tae Glasr
Aloput
Tess
Neidig & Miller
Glinton E. Main
N. Marber St. Fraderisk County
Tisanogle & Wagaman
Zoade
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Stotk
China
F B. Sappington
Sanddawly
North City Mall
GEO
Kodock & CO
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios & Sons
North Market Steen’ Frederick, MD
Freederick CO. Telephone
T. F. Rice
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Patriceibt
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Gar T. Mercer
Jisdantel
Mt. Airy
J . W. Umberger
KING
Monrovla
J. C. Walker
CG. QO. Adams
Corner West Church
Bentz Streets
Idawim
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Walkersville
Benjamin Hosenaar
Gamuel J. Forney
Lefe
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Tovacco
Jy4sey BR
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A. N. Cramer
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Bables
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Court Street
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Edwin Devildiss
Amos Urwee Devilbiss & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Alvauch Building
Frederick, Md
Cp. H. 5
Peterman
Rankiin Street
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University OF Maryland
James m. Hadcliff
Fredectas
George A. Gilbert
Stoopexvs
Dentist
North Market
H Fraderick Co
Jacksonville
City of
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Ala
Bchorland Sewer
Townsend Socorr & Sos
Bankers and Brokers
Fayette ST
OPPO
Postofflic3
Baltimore, MD
Frederick City Hospital Association
Eva Smith
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cyrus Thomas
Nellie Kindley
Nicodemus
Bertha Trail
Reformed Guild Choir
City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bays
Wm. D. Boteler, M. D. Wa
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Medical
Kansas City University
London
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Barse
East Church Street
Royal Blue
Piorida
Boston
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Wedénonday
Thorsday
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
W. T. Mullinix
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