Wertheimer Buys Sultan at Barrymore Stock Farm Sale
Mr. Charles Wertheimer of this city purchased the celebrated French coach stallion Sultan at a Barrymore Stock Farm sale near Marshall Virginia. Sultan, over sixteen hands and 1350 pounds, is a seal brown gelding of high degree with a rich pedigree tracing to French government stock and noted predecessors. Wertheimer also bought a Cleveland bay mare with Jilly by her side, sired by Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Barrymore Stock Farm
Marshall
Sultan
Frederick
Messrs
Thomas & Anthony
Indiana
France
M. Moussara
Bassenville
Department
Calvados
Valpariso
Nina
Interprete Valpariso
Novilie
Ceres
Javelot
Dahlia
Caravan
Gladiator
Shinoplastic
Royal Oak
Catton
Smolensko
Partisan
Pauline
Moses
Lucholl
Neville
Spsilanty
Turk
Ipsilanty
Norfolk
Gymo
Hebe
Rubens
Cantaure
Tancrede
Rot
Eylan
Centanre
Seducteur
Merlerault
Royal Osketo
Sylvio
Trance
Diomede
Young Rattler
Young Topper
Topper
Rattler
Mr. Wertheimer
Jilly
Joseph D Brooks of Westminster Longtime Public Figure
Joseph D Brooks a Westminster leader and Register of Wills for Carroll County served as parade marshal at the Westminster Firemen’s Convention. Born Baltimore April 19 1861 he led Westminster as mayor 1892 93 94 and held fire department roles for eight years. He studied law under Judge Dallam and John E Smith before being admitted to the bar at 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ‘D. Brooks
Firemen’s Convention
Westminster
Carroll County
Mr. Brooks
Baltimore
Dr. Brooks
Stc
Brooks
John McDonough
Henry Clay Dallam
John E. Smith
Westminster Fire Department
State Fire Organization
New Station for Sampson at Newport Navy Yard
A Newport special reports Rear Admiral Sampson to be detached from the North Atlantic fleet and assigned to the naval station at Newport, with the scope of the station to be greatly broadened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Boston
Newport
Journal
North Atlantic
Naval
Rebel assault on San Fernando ends in Japanese-style rout
The report details a Filipino attack led by Aguinaldo against General MacArthur's lines at San Fernando the morning after cutting rail and telegraph lines at Apalit. Rebels estimated at 5000 were repulsed with 75 killed 30 captured and many wounded as American regiments led by Iowa Kansas and others held entrenched positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Apalit
MacArthur
San Fernando
Iowa Regiment
Kansas Regiment
Funston
Hale
Seventeenth Regiment
Iowa
Aguinaldo
Candaba
Dagupan
Kansas
Luna
Luma
Har
Lana
Canadaba
Cebu
Hamer
Tennessee Regiment
Iloilo
Nebraska
Poincare Disgusted With Cabinet Talks in Paris
Paris June 17 M Poincare told President Loubet he would not attempt to form a ministry after a long conference with radicals Brisson Sarrien and Mougeot who refused his terms. He complains radicals want control and will not accept concessions. Delcasse declined to try, Waldeck Rousseau accepted the task amid strong pressure from Socialist and Radical groups who dominate the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Poincare
Elysee Palace
Loubet
MM. Brisson
Sarrien
Mougeot
Delcasse
Waldeck- Rosseau
M. Walderk- Rosseau
Jsitua
Trusts threaten travel salesmen says Industrial Commission
P E Dowe of New York, president of the Commercial Travelers National League, told the Industrial commission that trusts imperil 300000 traveling salesmen. He cited the National Enameling and Stamping Co and others, noting mass layoffs and salary cuts, with hundreds more to lose jobs as trusts consolidate and cut routes and agencies across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Dowe
Traveolore
Hotore
Washington
P. E. Dowe
New York
Commercial Travelers’ National League
Industrial Commission
Dowe
United States
National
Enaumellog and Stamping Company
American Tinplate Company
Great Tobacco
Baking Powder Trust
Cleveland
Baking Powdar ‘Company
Bicycle Trust
Chair Trust
United States Rubber Company
American Steel and Red Company
Standard Oil Company
Postoffice Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Norfolk
Two men disembarked from a Baltimore boat and attempted to flee at Old Point or Newport News after the Princess Anne postoffice robbery was detected. Officers pursued, one man overhauled, the other broken from, a back somersault led to a minor injury. $4790 in stamps found on the captured man. Suspects refuse to supply information. Chief Kiser confident they’re the Elizabeth City post office robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Baltimore
Old Point
Newport News
Kiser
Detective West
Poe- Hee
Princess Annt
Kiser Ia
Elizabeth
It ‘. Cu
Old Glade School Remembered In Frederick County History
A long account details the 1780 built Old Glade school in Glade Valley near Walkersville, its land transfer to Lord Dulaney, joint Lutheran Reformed church use, and later conversions. It lists early teachers from Salmon and Newgen to Wm Hopkins and Henry Harris, highlights notable pupils and families, and recalls Mgr George Crumbaugh’s memories from 1837 to 1853. The narrative notes the building’s decline and the community’s connection to regional figures and institutions.
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Glade
Glade Valey
Walkeresille
Ite
Walla
Dulaney
Maryland
Nebod House
The
Reformed Church
Salmon
Andrew P. Newgen
Old Reformed
Bentz Street
John D. Crumbaugh
Geo. F. B. Crambaugh
Gideon D. Crambaugh
Geo W. F. Crambaugh
Crambaugh
Illinois
David Burkhart
Samuel P. Reynolds
Hull
Daniel P. Friese
John Friese
Winrow
Wm. Hopkins
New York
Henry R. Haris
Maryland School For the Deaf
Harris
General Assembly
Baltimore
Frederick Collier
Jacob H. Crist
Mr. Cassidy
Frederick
Daniel Rook
George P. Rinehart
John Dinterman
Aaron Davis
Albert B. Holtz
Daniel K. Stauffer
Dafaza
Wright
Gilbert
Massachusetts
Hattie A. M. Rinehart
Mgr
George W.F. Orumbaugh
West Church Street
John
T. Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Wm. Schley
Malinda Baltzell
Charles Broadway
Rouss
New-York
Lewis
Thomas Baltzell
Melinda Baltzell
Dar. Cookey
Davin
W. Harshoton
Susan ‘Rinehart
John C. Cramer
David Cramer
Joseph Baker
Wim
Heary
Best
Columbaa
Cramer
Jacob S. Perry
Ezra
L. Cramer
T Cramer
Marylaference
David A. Baker
National Pan
Ceorge
Arthur Potts
Cantral National
A. Winebrewer
Frederick Brick ‘Works
Saccoafal -Merohiaut
D.O. Johnson
W. H. Getzendann
Texas, Kanass and South Railroad Company
Texas
Milton E. Getzendanner
Poor
Polo, Sr
Jak. B. Dixon
St. Louis
Nelson Brewer
Tiffin
Ohio
H. _E. Stanffer
Columbia Law School
OC. Stanffer
Dickinson College
G. C. Crumbaugh
Marshall’ College
Merceraberg
David Schley
Examiner
Charles, Crumbaugh
West
D. W. Stauffer
Jacob H. Routz
Barrow gets fourteen years in infant kidnapping case
In New York on June 17 George Beauregard Barrow was sentenced to fourteen years and ten months for kidnapping Marion Clark, daughter of Arthur Clark. Bella Anderson received four years for her guilty plea. Mrs Barrow to be tried next. Barrow’s term just under the maximum. Also notes President McKinley’s Massachusetts trip and a death from a fall off an omnibus near Rosebank shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
New York
George Beaurecard Barrow
Marion Clark
Arthur Clark
Bella Anderson
Carrie Jones
Auburn
Massachusetts
Washington
MelKinley
Holyoke
Northampton
McKinley
Abner McKinley
George E. Morse
San Francisco
Navy
Allen
George Cortelyon
George Barnes
Rudolph Forster
White House
Staf
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Cattroxsia Fie Luxur Co
Calcronsmia Fig Sreur Co
John N. Clary
Backesstown
Lewisimn
South St. City
S.anne
Waikereville
F.G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance
W. Patrick
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Joseph D. Brooks
Firemen's Convention
Oseph D. Brooks
Ares
Lina
Jules
Flas
Old Gierr
Cuba
Clevelands
Buzzard’s Bay
Princeton
NM. J
Indian Harbor
Conn
Gmesis
EB. C. Benedict
Buatard’s Bay
Dyouela
Dreyfus
Brest
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Delensse
Poincare
C. O. Keedy
Tion
Philadelphia
Louisville
Louis
Brooklyn
Atlantic Teague
Reading
Wilkesharre
Newark
Richmond
Lancaster
Scranton
Paterson
Newtown
Spain
Madrid
Bellamy Storer
Storer
Hotel de Rome
Silvela
New Jersey
Millville
Voorhees
Edward Riley
Edward Stiles
Tort Norris
Jeremiah Ogden
Bridgeton
Delaware Hay
Maurice Cove
Thomas F. Austin
Ariatotatic Woepedhans
X de Dion
Comte
Wassy
Anteuil
Old Glade
OLD Glade School
Gideon D. Crumbaugh
Xidnarver
Ercell Lynwood Howry
Rosebank Shore
Back River
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