This Date in History March 6 1864 Record
A compact reading lists events and names for March 6 including historical notes on Lincoln era actions, a hurricane in Madagascar, and various figures. It references Representative Samuel Parr, Rev Weiss, and other era figures, with notes on ships, slave purchases, and notable dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechael Auror
Arceet
Samuel Parr
Eug- Weiss
Lincoln
Timoths
Trepont
American States
York City
Newmen
Bayenith
Famator
Madarasce
Advertisements and notices in The News ad columns
The New Advertisements Today column lists money wanted rooms for rent and furniture ads. Mentions advertisers such as G. Carty Citizen's Nations Bank D. HE Best W. T. Delaplaine & Co and urges readers to report irregularities promptly for trustworthy ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumta
G. C. Carty
Citizen's Nations Bank
D. HE. Best
W- T. Delaplaine & Co
Weekly Seaws Advertisement Notice for Frederick County
The notice states that news will be ready on Thursday next and an issue will circulate among Frederick county's well to do. Advertisers must send copy by 6 pm Wednesday for prompt insertion and by 12 m for changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
County Notes From Roces War District News
Frederick city visitor Miss Porter returns home while Mrs. Quincy Stouffer comes back from Montgomery county. Trapnell reports many new cases and Charlie Wright’s children recover from illness. Snow recedes and spring work nears. Remains of Mr. John Davis laid to rest. he died after years of decline at 84. M E Quarterly Conference in Waterford on the 7th. Young People’s Missionary Band meet moved to the third Sunday. April changes loom. Laddiesburg area hosts a school entertainment February 23 with speeches dialogues recitations and songs. missionary meeting planned. Roads poor and reservoir near bursting. Mr. Biddinger visits Miss Ollie Fogle. Lizzie Sager returns from New Midway. Laura Fogie visits. Grant Fox and Frank Wihide as guests of the Misses Mollie and Ivy Smith Sunday. Erb visiting Miss Amande Riehl. Redland notes Cora Trevyey visits relatives west of Potomac. Columbus Bean travels to Washington on business. Mrs. W. Bready visits last Sunday. Lifes Ada Trevey hosted Sunday evening. Howard Dunham makes a quick trip Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Quarterly
M.E
Waterford
Young People’s Missionary Band
M. E. McLinn
Ladiessburg
Marges
Carroll Spurrier
Lure Flickinger
H. Mast
C. Spurrier
A. Hahn
Biddinger
Frederick
Ollie Fogle
Lizzie Sager
New Midway
Ladiesburg
Laura Fogie
Aime Locke Sundsy
Grant Fox
Persimmon Hollow
Frank Wiihide
Mollie and
Ivymith Sundsy
Miss Erb
Amande Riehl
Redland
Cora Trevyey
West Potomac
Columbus Bean
Washington
W. Bready
Martin Heim
Ada Trevey
Howard Dunham
Ministers attend Balt more ME conference in city listings
A long roster lists ministers and hosts for the Balt more ME conference this week. Names include Bishop C. H. Fowler, Milton G. Umer, Samuel M. Alford, W. E. Filler, and many others with street addresses at 6 Record St, 3 E Third St, 19 E Church St, and more. The dense roll features numerous clergy and host institutions across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax News
Felow
Baltmore ME
Bishop C. H. Fowler
Milton G. Umer
Record St
Samuel M. Alford
W. E. Filler
E. Third
William Anthony
Charles Rhodes
Market St
W.C. Babcock
Wm. S. Miller
Clive
Harry Boggs
A. Gill
Eas Church Street
W. C. Brian
Edward Koontz
W. Fifth St
BP. Brown
T. E. Pope
N. Market St
Joel Brown
A. Fearsank
S. Marker St
D. M. Browning
T.H. DeLashmatt
E. Patrick St
Oliver A. Brown
C. WW. Ely
S. Marker
Emory Buhrman
Geo. A. Gilbert
W. Petrick
J. S . Burton
Hy. Clay
Cherch
Ts . Bennett
Wilburt Duvel
John
Lucien Clark
G_ Urner
H H. Clarke
C Urner
Morgan
Fr Clarkson
J. D Baker
City Hotel
W . D. Clemm
H. N. Etchison
W. Patrick St
C. O. Cook
Laura Chapline
W. ‘Third St
Geo. W. Cooper
W. PF. Chilton
BS Market St
T.E. Copes
RE. Lewis & Merker
G. A. Corey
Geo. W. Grove
M. HB. Courtney
F. Heins
T. S. Gross
Daniel Hendrickson
E. Seventh St
Morgan ¥ Cross
H. E. Silcon
BH. Cummings
G. Duvall
J. de Motter
Boulevard Ave
W. Davis
A.C. McCardell
N. Marker
W. B Dell
JL. Motter
B. F. de
J.M. Radcliffe
W. F. Dice
C. F. Rothenhoefer
H. B. Downs
J. D. Hendricks
CB. Treil
E. Church St
John T. Ensor
O. F. Young
East Second St
Geo. W. Evans
Joseph
G. Miller
Geo
W. Fulemeyer
G&s. DeGrange
W. M. Ferenson
Wm. M. Feaga
J. W. Fleming
J. A
James Perry
C. E. Guthrie
Cath.Tucker
Second St
J. Af. Gillum
O. F. Youns
E. Second St
A. H. Green
DeGrange
J. W. Howard
L. W. Mehrling
TG. Hunt
John B. Gall
Dean
Miller
Third St
J. W. Hammersley
E. L. Boblitz
W. Iic
K. Hammack
Ben Collins
Thomas
W. Third St
Richard Harcourt
W. P .Manisbs
W. Southstress
J. M. Radclife
Turner Jones
F. H Ket
PA Rilmon
Wilbur Cn Duvall
Reuben Kolb
Geo. A. Gilbart
W. Patricksi
W. A. Rooniz
C. A. Castle
W. A. Leitch
Eohr Mardwell
C. A. Casth
A. Mmccaner
McDaniel
Lmechenner
C. Goodell
Market St. James
H. E. Gilsn
S. Mf
B.D
R. ‘Murphy
W.H. Stromer
TKD
BE. Patrick St
Thorss Myers
Samuel Nixdorf
E. Third St
TL Mytioger
N. Zimmerman
N. Maer
Ket St
W. G. McNeal
John T. Best
D. PL Miller, Esq
Reception for Frederick City Y M C A Members
A delightful reception was hosted by the Frederick City Y M C A at their parlors. After dinner speeches praised the association and urged greater local support, noting the literary taste and musical enthusiasm in the city. Additional remarks highlighted the association’s positive influence on young men and encouraged vigilance against discouragement and dissipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
K. W. C. Birely
Fsat
Robert J. Burdette
Frederick City
W. H. Keller
B. Herbert
V. Staley
R. Wickham
BM. Thomas
al. ‘Moberly
Stepper
Messrs
M. Roberly
Sisiey
Thrifty Kitchen Tips From The New York World
A New York World excerpt extols thrifty housewifery through reuse of scraps. It urges keeping a stock pot simmering with cooked and uncooked leftovers, daily skimming and straining, and storing stock in earthenware jars. It recommends clarifying beef drippings for frying as a butter substitute.
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N.Y. World
Unsafe Building Spotlight North Market Street School
A News visit reveals unsafe conditions at North Market Street Public School. Cracked ceilings, rotted plaster, sunken hearth, and settling floors plague Rooms 1 3 and 4 while heavy girders rest on clay foundations. With 204 pupils and space tight in two upper rooms, calls grow for repairs or a new building as county officials note funding is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Aisits
Midway
Board of County School Commissioners
County Commissioners
The £ 66 Shell Theory Color a Test of the Class of Fowl
A Tennessee reader debunks the shell color theory claiming brown shelled eggs are not richer and explains two main hen classes Asiatic and Mediterranean. Asiatics lay dark shelled eggs and sit more. Mediterraneans lay light shells and lay more, less prone to sitting. Intermediate American breeds like Plymouth Rocks and Wyandottes yield light brown shells with richer yolks when feed is abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Asia
Knowledge on Insects and Potential Extinctions
W F Kirby notes about 12 000 insect species in England with uncertain total. He and others find Madagascar hosts few Phasmida species recorded, implying many tiny, local insects remain undocumented. He warns civilization may drive many species to extinction before scientists even know them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kirby
England
Madagascar
Godey Company Fails Moves to Reorganize in New York
The Godey Publishing Co. of 21 Park Row New York assigned for relief after liabilities near 50 000 with 20 000 regular debts and 30 000 tied to old contracts. The firm, once Philadelphia based, plans a New York limited company to continue Godeys Magazine and related publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magerivé
Godey Publishing Co
Park Row
New York City
Godey’s Magazine
Sto Benjamins. Harmon
New Jersey
Henry J. Davidson
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Sulial World Party at Unionville Delights Residents
A lively pound party was held Thursday night February 22 at Mr James Etzter’s home east of Unionville with games dancing and ample refreshments. Organizers were Miss Melle Carter and Mr Thomas Albaugh. Numerous attendees listed include Grace Carter Gartle Danner Minnie Crebs Katie Etzler and many others. A second item notes a reception and dance at Mrs Geesey’s near Walkersville set for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
James Etzter
Melle Carter
Thomas Albaugh
Alisses Grace Carter
Gartle Danner
Minnie Crebs
Katie Etzler
Hallie Nortle
Marian Wilson
Clara Sappington
Florence Whitehill
Viva Appleby
Nona Appleby
Pelite Zeno
Georgia Zepp
Jennie Zepp
Hallie Harn
Minnie Pittinger
Effie Kregle
Annis Wagner
Maggie Sharly
Amanda Lease
Jennie Pearre
Jennie Paine
Minnie Stitely
Carrie
Dora Miller
Bertha
Estelle Lindsay
Danny Fowler
Thomas Pearre
Mollie Carter
Mesars
Eddie Ham
John Hebb
Nim
Albert
Wil Nicodemus
James Appleby
Edward Poole
Emory Barnes
A. Albaugh
Fred Rossman
Edw
Bell
F. Hammond
Tf. Duderar
PF. Grinder
Harry Sweadner
Albaugh
Chas
Jas
Boatson
Gideon Lease
John Honck
Albert Stitely
Edward Stitely
Spring Garment Line Opens With Fresh Styles
A new spring line arrives with bold plain and black colors, offering simple rich textures. Early customers gain the best selections as remaining winter jackets and capes are discounted, while lace curtains and chenille portieres stand out as scarce items.
Fine Hams and Local Meetings Reported Today
A note lists today and tomorrow prices for goods at IGNC including canned items. It also advertises meetings at the Reformed Church Missionary Society and Salvation Army with speakers from New York, and an anniversary of the Methodist Historical Society at 7 30 p m. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended for medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Miisionary Society
Salvation Army
Walsh
New York
Fowler
Af. E. Church
Alpheus Wilson
MM. E. Church South
Methodial Historical Society
M. E
Local Dr J R L Hardesty to phase at City Hotel
Dr J R L Hardesty oculist ear and throat spectant will be at the City Hotel Thursday next at 3 oclock and remain all day Friday 9th Ham and bacon curing offered by C Ruland Park Packer 178 West Patrick street Prices low. Resolutions pass at W C T U meeting death of Mrs Ann Colliflower praising her temperance service and steadfast faith in the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. DL. Hardesty
City Hotel
C. Ruland
Park Packer
West Patrick Street
Ann Colliflower
Temperance Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Israel
Maryland at the Fair Expenditures Reported
The board of World's Fair managers for Maryland released a report detailing expenditures totaling 5 395140 dollars. The legislature allotted 50 000 dollars for the state exhibit and 310 000 dollars as a contingent fund under the governor. Spending covered building, furnishings, salaries, the Johns Hopkins University book, printing, Maryland Day, medals, and miscellaneous items including insurance, coal, advertising, stationery and sundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Board of World’s Fair Managers of
Johns Hopkins University
The Juniors Elect Nine New Members
A regular quarterly meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company was held last night in the hall. Nine new members were elected and nine proposed for membership. A letter from the Sarsh Zane Fire Company of Winchester Va congratulating Mr. Edw. Koontz on his reelection to the presidency was read and ordered placed on file. An invitation to attend the Firemen's demonstration in Hagerstown in June was received and is under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsh Zane Fire Company
Winchester
Edw. Koontz
Hagerstown
Syrup of Figs Promises Pleasant Remedy
A vintage ad extols Syrup of Figs as a modern, well formed cure for colds headaches and fevers. It claims a pleasant taste with no unpleasant after effects while cleansing the system.
Tulliniz and Kemp Offer Low-Priced Home Textiles
Local deal on cheap stamped and lace pillow shams, linen scarfs, and table damasks. Special Bleached damask at a rare price. Carpet department features a selection of rugs, touted as the city’s best value and demandingly priced.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Mews
Pecial Dispatch
Wasarxeros
D. C
Mr. Haeemerox
The
Weather Bureau
Porter
Ida Shellman
Quincy Stouffer
Montgomery County
Charlie Wrights
Potomac
Episcopal Church
Dervid
W. Patrick
F. G. Porter
Delaplane
Church
C. S. Price
Mr. Many
D. Hendrickson
JA. Price
W.H Reed
W. D Bowers
Catlin House
B. G. W. Reid
J. J. Oil
Carlin House
A. R. Reiley
Ritter’s
E. Chess
N. Markets
HK. Sanner
J.C. Hardt
E. Church
H.R. Savage
A. Clay Perry
W. South St
J. R. Schultz
Samevel Shanton
W. Patrick Wm. Sheers
Flw. Shriner
Henry Fromke
E. Churchot
J. ML Starrow
A. OC. McDaniell
B. H. Smith
J. N. Zimmerman
C.D. Smith
C. J. Doll
E. HB. Smith
James Clary
Starket St
HG. Smith
R. R. Lewis
E. Spielman
S. G. Duvall
Mes_ Ritter
J. €. Starr
CL Norwood
Getzbaugh
EL Fourth St
J. W. Steele
J. ME. Newman
J.D. Sill
M.A. Woodward
Troxell
J. R. Wheeler
L. E. Mullinix
L. F. Widermen
Luther Ruhimen
J. T. Wilbide
A. Sharretts
Jas. P. Wilson
Luther Ruhlman
Joseph P. Wilson
James P. Perry
L. B. Wilson
Wilbur H. Davall
S.A. Wilson
M.G_ Urner
Wilson
Wm. Adams
EB. Church St
R. E. E. Wright
E. BH. Heinlein
F. C.wrightson
J. F. Stine
Madison St. Thomas
Wsouth St
A. H. Zimmerman
W. F. Ghilton
F.C. Y
Harry Brawner
Emitsburg
Geesey
Walkersville
Sohne Hendrickso
Dons Hanpziozzon
Frao Staub
STAUB
North Market
Atreat
Telephone
Cetsaly
Hood
Fronoce
Walt
Ted Rome
Besuus
A. T
PRC Rice & Es Ts Nasso Norte
Celis
R L. Harley
Harley
Ronsistius
John A. Kennedy
Market Si
LOY & Ferry
Eveey
Loy and
Perry
W. C. Eldridge
Lancaster
Tulliniz & Kemp
Hyegberes
Ambungs
Ahebu
Ambuigib
W.c.leldridge
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blackston
FITZ
TSR
H. Buaczeron
Merchart
Market Street
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