In History March 1 Highlights Rab and Worth Figures
The item recalls Francis Rab a noted romanticist linked to early German leadership and William Jenkins Worth a Mexican War general born in Hudson New York. It notes historical deaths births and periods tied to colonial and confederation themes with fragmented OCR text.
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Francis Rab
Germany
Ewan
Bor
Williaa Jenkins Worth
Menican
Hudson Ny
Willaam
Emdnert Lbratis
Ara Vallealde Dex
Pertodlert Ster Bute
Seston
Herschedl
Dar
England
Wastington
Personal social notes from Hagerstown area visits
Mrs O O Ausherman and Mrs B F Barg visit Monrovia today. Mrs J A Williamson spends time in Schuyler Virginia and Miss Caroline Zimmerman visits New York City. Grace Zimmerman visits Washington friends. Mary Hess visits cousin Rev Oba Steck in East Church Street. Neipold family moved to 1326 12th Street Washington DC. Shipley family visits Washington DC. Gen L Victor Baughman and daughter Helen attend Mardi Gras in New Orleans after illness, with plans to spend weeks in the South.
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O. O. Ausherman
Mra. B. F. Barg
Monrovia
J. A. Williamson
Court Square
Schuyler
Caroline Zimmerman
North Market Street
New York City
Mies Grace Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Washington
Misa Mary Hess
Hugheville
Oba. F. Steck
East Church
J. W. Neipold
West Patrick Street
12Th Street
Washington, D. C
William H. Shipley
Misa May Shipley
Frank Shipley
L. Victor Baughman
Helen Baughman
New Orleans
General Baughman
South
March Mention and Lent Reflections in Brief Bits
Brief bits note Lent arrives late this year with March events ahead. Sagiety remains busy as a short period of enjoyment precedes the Lentan fast. The text urges advertising to sell goods and mentions winter’s backbone breaking before July. It cites March inauguration, Fasanacht day, St Patrick winds, and springtime expectations with a proverb about noise and credit.
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Eben
Social World Pound Party and Whist Club Notes
The Misaes Kelley hosted a February 29 gathering at Lawn View with a cake and candy spread and a list of attendees from several towns and regions. The Whist Club met at G Wesley Kindley’s residence with seven games per table, prizes awarded, and a supper served after. Also noted is a Maryland legal holiday proclaimed for March 4 in honor of President Roosevelt’s inauguration, and a health advertisement warning against mercury-containing tonics with a promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Misaes Kelley
Lawn View
J. F. Kelley
Marion Poole
Lettie Lawman
Adder Skegee
Roy Boon
Frank Skegga
Bertha Butler
Bruce Kidd
Edward Day
Anna Long
Nicke Watkins
Jesse Day
Clifford Long
Miss Nickerson
Man
Fanny
Mary Young
Singapore
Hayes Bardette
James Lee
Long Corner
G. Wesley Kindley
Misa Courtney Williams
Harry J. Kafauver
Bet
Mias Bertha Zimmerman
Keefer
Toma
Warfield
Maryland
Roosevelt
Washington
Infidels as Jurors In Indictments For Mercer Cases
The court sustained a demurrer to indictments charging barbery and perjury after ruling an infidel juror did not affect juror qualification. The judge advised the State to seek appellate guidance before further proceedings, urging the register to personally administer oaths in the office. In a separate trial, Harvey Kohlhoss sues Walter Mobley for $15,000 claiming alienation of his wife’s affections. details of alleged meetings and hotel room encounter are presented with defense denying criminal conduct and suggesting a scheme to extort.
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William O. Mercer
Barjary
Messrs
Worthington and
Pampel
Henderson
Motter
Simps
Helow
Court of Appeals
Villa
Willard
Harvey T. Kohl-hoss
Walter W. Mobley
Judgea Motter
Connecl
Defanas
Ogge
Montgomery County
Kohlhaas
Kohlhass
Jane
Kohlhas
Derwood
Mobley
Washington
Kohlhoss
Kahn
Taking Testimony in the Orphan Court Proceedings
The taking of testimony in the Parol will case of William E. Mercer was resumed before the Orphan Court judges this morning. A patent was granted to Charles F H O and Zimmerman of Araby for a mail or package transmitter. Mrs. John J. White, recently operated on at the Emergency Hospital, is progressing well.
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William E. Mercer
Orphanw Court
Charles F., H. O
Zimmerman
Araby
This County
John J. White
Transfers of Real Estate and Court Notices 1905
Records from the Cirente and Orphans' Courts for the week ending March 1 1905 show property deeds in Frederick County and surrounding areas, marriage licenses, and guardianship actions. Notable items include deeds from Small to Neff and Williard to Brown, and an estate sale in Baltimore. Divorce granted to William T J Dunsing in Shiawassee? court with custody awarded.
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Tia E Brown
Gorge I. Neff
Frederick
Jobo
William T. J. Dunatng
Esther M. Dunsing
New Haven
Ionn
Shia County
Dunsing
Albert
Brown
Mount Airy's New Depot Progress Report
Work resumes on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's Mt. Airy passenger depot after weather delays. Construction began earlier this year and will expand to complete a substantial station on the first division main line, with Arthur L. Shreve of Baltimore managing the project.
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Mount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mt. Airy
Mount Aifry
Baltimore and Ohio
Arthur L. Shreve
Baltimore
Maryland School Notes Change in Faculty
Miss Mary Tucker left for Northampton Massachusetts due to family illness and will not return to her duties at the Maryland School for the Deaf. A new teacher, Miss Theresa Fox of New Jersey, was added to the faculty last month.
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Maryland
Mary Tucker
Northampton
Mass
Maryland School For the Deaf
Theresa Fox
New Jersey
Horses Bring Good Prices at Local Sale
Mr. John W. Strine of Walkersville sold two horses yesterday at Charles Houck’s sale advertised in The News. The buyers were Fords and Graham of wear Rockville, paying $420 for the pair. The horses will be kept on their dairy farm.
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John W. Strine
Walkersville
Chas. Houck
Fords & Graham
Wear Rockville
Horace
Frederick Baseball Association to Present Fisher's Minstrels
The Frederick Baseball Association arranged a benefit event at the City Opera House for Monday April 3 with Fisher's Minstrels to support the association.
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Baseball Association
Frederick Baseball Association
Fisher
Minstrola
City Opera House
Mountain Camp Aids Tuberculosis Patients With Subscriptions
A Maryland hospital plans a mountain camp to aid tuberculosis patients. An inaugural $24,000 gift plus a like subscription drive aims to fund a $50,000 project. Directors seek sites in the Blue Ridge or Frederick County and expect a summer start with patients housed in tents and simple frame structures.
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Maryland
Tchou
Henry Barton Jacobs
Hogpleal
Besa
Moss
Thia
Dir Sotora
Towson Hospital
Blue Ridge Mountains
Frederick County
New Spring Goods and Exceedingly Low Prices
Merchants advertise spring merchandise for women including gloves hats veils and chiffon fabrics with low price points. Excerpts promote stock of mohair and crepe fabrics as well as silk like gowns and specialty items. Also notes railroad excursion deals and a memorial notice for Julia O Ramaburg.
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Marcu
Mohailes
Hell
Beare
Gs Yard
Neidig & Miller
Officials Named In Local Election Ticket
A partial list appears to name candidates and roles including president and vice president positions with several individuals such as Baker Zimmerman Duvall and Walker among others. The legible names hint at a municipal or organizational slate with multiple offices.
Hymeneal of Claggett and Mackenzie in Cleveland
In Cleveland Monday John H. M. Claggett formerly of Frederick county married Mrs. Joan Mackenzie nee Frazar at the bride’s brother in law Dr Hopper’s home Canon Watson of Kenyon College officiated The wedding follows the bride’s mother’s death with guests including T Went Claggett of Baltimore The groom a son of Samuel Claggett of Oakland Petersville is Western agent for the Philadelphia and Reading Cos Iron Company based in Chicago The couple plan a spring visit to Frederick County to meet his mother and sister in law
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Slaggett—Mackenzie
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. M. Claggett
Frederick County
Joan Mackenzie
Baltimore
Claggett
Samuel Claggett
Oakland
Petersville
In & Oative
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Claggett
Samuel Cl
February Mortality Rose City and County Report
For February 68 deaths were logged in city and county. City interments: 13 at Olivet, 1 at St John’s, 3 in the colored cemetery. County deaths total 45 with numerous rural burials listed across many towns. Interments show January’s higher city rate amid broader rural mortality. The will of Lydia Rootzabn was probated naming Dawson F. Flook trustee for Mt Zion Church in Myersville with Leatherman and Flook as executors. Furniture goes to Laura Leatherman. residue to Flook for church maintenance.
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Ms. Olivet
St. John's
Middletown
Foxiville
Woodsboro
Plane No. 4
Utica
Donbs
Eamitsburg
Hope All
Monrovia
Haughs
Rooky Ridge
Libertytown
Rocky Hill
Central
Ms. Zion
Pleasant Iil
Thormont
Yellow Springs
Barkittaville
Kemptown
Knoxville
Urbana
Creagerstown
Michaal
Olivet
City
County
Virginia
Montgomery County
Dewaon
Cyrus F. Flook
The Work of Death. Thomas E. Hood
Thomas E Hood aged 67 died of pneumonia at Mount Airy Hotel Mt Airy Md yesterday at 1 o clock He was a son of the late John Hood of Carroll county Survived by two brothers Jason and Z Vinton Hood of Carroll county and two sisters Mrs Mary Baker of Carroll county and Mrs Elizabeth Esker of Baltimore In Bankruptcy Samuel J Gildhill grocer of Frederick applied in US Court for bankruptcy relief He owes 700 25 and has 00 seats
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Thomas E. Hood
Mount Airy
Mt. Airy
Mr. Hood
John Hood
Carroll County
Jason
Z. Vinton Hood
Mary Baker
Carrail County
Elizabeth Esker
Baltimore
Samuel J. Gildhill
Grooeryman
Frederick
United Sates
Prominent Deaths and Local Accidents Reported in State Notices
Obituaries note the deaths of William Smithson Forwood Sr in Belair Amos Hollingaworth near Sallston Harford County and Judge William J F Gibbons Dublin district. Rail incidents claim Orem of Baltimore and Adams of Baltimore and Ohio. Three Wabash workers killed near Cumberland and a major railroad expenditure approved by Western Maryland Railroad. Central Pennsylvania Conference opens in Hagerstown with about 150 attendees.
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Intereet
William Smithson Forwood, Sr
Belair
Amos B. Hollingaworth
Sallston
Harford County
Hagerstown Fair Association
William J. F. Gibbons
Somerest County
Orphana’ Court
Dublin District
James H. Sands
Brownson
Naval Academy
Western Maryland Railroad
Pew
Hezekiah Orem
Oakatrast
Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Northern Central Railway
James G. Adams
Baltimore and Ohio
Duquesne Limited
Cumberland
Central Pennsylvania Conference of the Evangelical Church
St. Paul's United Evangelical Church
Hagerstown
W. 4. Lilley
Medal Awarded to Lime Kiln Firm for World’s Fair Exhibit
The M. J. Grova Jime Co. of Lime Kiln in this county received a silver medal for its exhibit of time at the recent World's Fair in St Louis.
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M. J. Grova Jime Co
Lime Kiln
Ss. Louis
Public Sale of Walkersville property advertised
Charles Seachmat will sell at public sale on Saturday March 4 at 1 o clock PM at Barricks store Walkersville his brick dwelling with 113 acres of ground described as one of the best properties in Walkersville and an elegant home opportunity. Also mentions oysters deviled crabs and a basketball double header at Y M C A with two games for one admission and a tie in league standings. Tickets at McCardells Boarding. Graz Reform Sewing Society oyster supper at Conservatory of Music on Thursday evening March 2 from 5 to 7.29
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Charles Seachmat
Barrick
Walkersville
Y.M.C. A. Jr
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the Daily News
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Oesef of
Javier Hat
Mary-land
L. Moora
Thomas Admis
J. A. Kidwiter
Otis Kepler
O. E. Olinaeaspee
D. Z
Stull
Market St. Lewis
Obas
Seachrias Goodhart
Neidig & Miller -Geoil & Gorman
Rodock & Co
Ohe Hendrickson
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tate Hall
Mercer
Dewurn
Edward
Rickwall
Brungwick
Batsie B. Thompson
Kaurasysvilla
W. V
Walter G. Rankles
Tranton
N. J
Ada M. Bexton
John H. Ramsburg
Gertrude E Summore
Ellerton
Arthur Roth
Victoria Casana
Blatns G Tasker
Flora Bander
Wilbur H. Davall
Luther T. O. Frazier
Salina M. Frazier
Dacca
Sarah O. Taylor
Margaret O. Myers
Lottere
J.B
E. O. Fauble
Ann Rebecos Fauble
Frederick Ekrhiesger
Ann Rebecca Fauble
Silas Thomas
Amanda Thomas
Elmer W. Doty
Hazel A. Hughee
Samuel M. Birely
Aqauilla R. Yeakle
Ida P. Sullivan
John W. Sullivan
Jacob Derour
Wm. H. Dorona
Katie V. Dorons
Mary Fisher
Grace Fisher
Washington County
Highway Division
Maryland Geological Survey
Oonochachesque
Clear Spring
National Turnpike
Hancvok
Pennsylvania Line
Tole County
Cvazens? National Bank
Jobn Hendrickson
Pelophons
Nottingham
Osach Astora
Madras
John Hendrickson
Nemng & Miller
Nive & Miller
O. W. Hines
North Markas Street
Yonre
Carrie
Orrican Cu
6Th St
N. W
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohia River
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mardi Gras
New Ocleane
Pesgacola
Mobile
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Memoriam
Julia O. Ramaburg
Fy ‘Ter FaMicy
George
Robock
Ustorg
Reliabe
Rodcok
A. T. Rice & Sons
Mse
Tutus
Ones
UECLL
Patrios
Eidaw Ly Goo
A. A
Pure Holland
Jamaica
Thomson
Jld
A. J. Eichelberger
N.W. Cor
Market
Third &Ts
Besant & Knott
E. Smith
East Church Street
Petermas
Franklin Treet
City Hotel
Frederles
U. L. Kefauver
Sta. Fraderick
Citizens’ National Bank
Patrick Btreeta
WM. C. Bothler
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappingtor
City Ball
Rachive
Citizens
NAT. Hank
Frederick, MD
D. Baerr
Wat
A. Hare
BAKER
WM. G.1zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cuzhler
Jupeg Jas
Mobreart DE. Kerauven
Geo, Wu, Smith
J.D. Bakgn
Jonon Jao
C. Morrer
D.H. Hararrr
Joan B. Ramssora
Tuos
BH. Haller
Wa. G. Barer, James E. Walker
D. M. Thomas, Daniel Baker
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Goodhart
J.1
Bargett
East Patrick Atrest
Graos Reformed Sewing Society
Moueic
Mato
Sappsre
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