Death notices and obituaries from Middletown and vicinity
A telegram reports the death of George Gaylor of Green's Fork Wayne County Indiana and notes his Middletown origin, survivors including wife Elizabeth two sons and two daughters, funeral held Thursday. Also listed are obituaries for Helen Hallee daughter of Oscar and Cora Hater died in Baltimore with funeral plans. and Dr Thomas Antisell of Washington, brother to Middletown sisters Mary and Margaret Antisell, who died recently with relatives traveling to Washington for the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gaylos
Middletown
George Gaylor
Green’s Fark
Wayne County
Ind
Gaylor
Barkittsville
Elizabeth
John Zecher
Daniel
John Smith
George Flook
Burkittsvire
Helen Hallee
Helen
Oscar
Cora Hater
Jacob Woodward
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
DE Thomas Antisell
Thomas Antisell
Washington
Mary and
Margaret Antisell
Philomathean Literary Society Elects Officers
The Philomathean Literary society held a large Kemp Hall meeting at 7 45 oclock with 24 members on roll. Officers for three months were elected and installed led by President Boblitz. A debate argued wealth concentration harms free institutions with the affirmative winning. Two new members were admitted as membership grows despite warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phylomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hallis
Worthington
E. L. Bob- Hitz
Alfred Ritter
Charles Long
Charles E. Klein
Clifton Sponseller
Bobltz
Noah FE. Cramer
M. P. Richards
Jacob Rohrback
Charles Lough
Vincent Sebold
The Sick and Local Accidents in Lewistown
Mr William F Eckstein with a bad cold will soon be able to shout again. Master Haber James, injured after a fall from a horse, is improving rapidly. Leonard Twenty of Rocky Springs suffers greatly but expects no serious outcome. Biz Charles Wachter’s injury, incurred yesterday, is very serious and may be fatal. Decoration Day at Lewistown includes Children's Day and soldiers graves at Mt. Prospect. Mr Echard of Lewistown will preside Sunday afternoon. The G A R of Frederick will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Eckstein
Haber James
Leonard Twenty
Rocky Springs
Biz
Charles Wachter
Fatsi
Lewistown
Soldiers Graves
Mt. Prospect
Echard
Frederick
World’s Fair Administration and Manufactures Buildings Describe Grandeur
J A P Matthias details the World’s Fair main Exhibition structures. The Administration Building dominates the grounds with a gilded dome, four entrances, and interlinked pavilions housing offices and galleries. The Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building spans 1897 feet, costs 21.5 million, and features 44 acres of interior space, vast trusses, steel and glass, and panoramic galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Alzo
Grand Basin
Esch
Dodge
Maxnufacigres and Ligeral Arts
Central Hall
United States
Manufactures
Grand World Exposition Pavilions Impress Visitors
Exhibitors spent heavily on ornate pavilions from Germany, England, France, and Russia, with top displays including Munich crafted German rooms, Hatfield House styled English interiors, Gobelin tapestries loaned by the government, and a grand clock tower centerpiece. Chinese and Japanese pavilions showcase new exhibits, while American firms highlight domestic industry and a towering 120 foot clock tower with seven foot clock faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Gabriel Sidel
Munich
Imperial Palace
Berlin
Ludwig
Germany
Hatfield House
England
Lorden
Mary Queen of Scots
Paris
Russia
China
Colombo
United States
J. A. P. Marsias
Beckley Kable Couple Wed At Charlestown Church
Elmer E Beachley a prominent contractor wed Miss Laura Asi Rabie daughter of Charles H Kable at 2 pm Wednesday in the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Rev Yerby of Washington county officiated. A large gathering attended. A reception followed at the bride's home. They plan to reside in Cherlestown after a trip to Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Kable
Elmer E. Beachley
Charlestown
Laura Asi Rabie
Charles H. Kable
Kabletown
Jefferson County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yerby
Washington County
Baltimore
Chico
Washington
Cherlestown
Interesting case over cemetery rights and board powers
A court case before Justice Ritter examined the Mount Olivet Cemetery board actions limiting access to lots and lowering maintenance fees. Parties Hermann and Ashbaugh sued for assault and $100 damages, alleging rough treatment by the superintendent. Funeral notices and local notes follow, including weather, baseball postponements, and an advertisement for Hopscotch health bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Board of Directors
Charles Hermann
Aquilla Ashbaugh
G. J. Doll
Preston
Ashbaugh
Hermann
Michael
Miessra Hermann
Messra
Maulsby and Kohrback
Anit
Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
Eichelberger
Chicago Wins National Republican League Headquarters
Chicago chosen as national headquarters after a vote of ten to four to one across the party slate, withSt. Louis and Washington also receiving votes. Judgments issued against the Duquesne Tool Works Co for 10000 amid general business depression. Amalgamated law officers convened in Cleveland for a technical meeting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CuHicasy
National Repubcan League
Chicage
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Prothonotary’s Office
Duquesne Tool Works Co
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Polo
Royal Baking Powder
Wall ST
the Daily News
California
Fie Syrup CO
Frankioc
Cal
Souriville
J. A. P. Matthias
Batiste
Thomas H. Haller
William Henry Davis
Montonqua Avenue
Clarence Murphy
Benjamin Riggs
Frank Stanton
Alexander Johnson
John Pleasant
Lewis Maddox
G. H. Young
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
John FE. Gittinger
Browns
Mozdsy
Athletics
Leszte
Haring
T. Buxton
John T. Bes
Feebie
Wasstus
XN. C. Fusel
Southern Tariff Association
Winstup
Suerd
Mauris
John le Snaced
Honoquin
Hevahun
Greebaui
Lear Fs
Cleveland
Pittsnlfe
Pathick ST
Frederick, MD
Ccessor
North Market Street
Axminster
Brussels
Dole Brothers
F.C
J. S. Kemsberg
Association
FP. A. Gaines
Winchester
Buckeystown
wDow’sr
S. C. Thomas
O. P.S
Noble
E. Patrick St
Case City
Mecklenburg County
Chase City
North Carolina
RaLeigh
Ayer
Catarrh
Bay Fevex
Mayers
Eass
Mayer
Platter, Keyser
Etchison
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market &T
Fnd
Nipwepar
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