Brief BiTs and Budget of Local Interest Items
A mixed local items column notes spring fever, fashion trends, and social observations. It mentions Mr D Harp moving to Frederick, chorus girls, a plan for circuses, and upcoming millinery fashion. Also notes freight travel slow, a sail of stock for an electric road, new local lawyers, and Boonsboro officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogne
Mistreen
D. Harp
Myersville
Frederick
Maude
Frederick County
Venus
Pilette
C. Waters
East Church Street
Snively
Baltimore County
Jime
Middletown
Myer
Boonsboro
Washington County
C .L. Roogie
J. C. Brnning
Retarp arguement of the Projattoscope at Opera House
Manager Long has arranged a retarp argument of Thomas A Edison’s Projattoscope. The device projects life like scenes from around the world onto a screen with moving figures. Miss Brinnie Bell, soprano, appears with Gus Linnig and his electric Blereopticon for shows on March 11 12 and 13 with matinees Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manager Long
Thomas A. Edison
God
Sheryl
Brinnie Bell
Gus Linnig
Thurscaz
Probable Murder Near Woodsboro Under Investigation
A man named Wm. Valertine was found dead at his home along the P R B near Woodsboro with marks of violence. Police and State's Attorney W H Hinks investigated, but Woodsboro residents later suspected natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Valertine
Woodsboro
Srig
W. H. Hinks
Illness update of local families reported
The six children of Mrs Emma Ebert, south of the city, are able to be about again after confinement since January 1 with scarlet fever. The eleven year old daughter of Mr James Els of West Fifth Street, long afflicted with a nervous disease, is gradually recovering under Dr William Crawford Johnson's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ebert
Eouth
James Els
West Fifth Street
William Crawford Johnson
Court Hears Quick Wedding After Case Dismissal
Samuel Wing, a Black defendant, is released from a tardy case as he marries Mary Ogle. Chief Judge McSherry advises defense counsel. the ceremony is held at the courthouse with jurors serving as witnesses and M. Keefer acting as wedding planner. The license is secured, Rev. Samuel Crockett Wake officiates, and the couple’s future is celebrated despite a gloomy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W2ing
Bimre
Mary Ogle
McSherry
Crler Qaiiman Beckley
Hiram M Keefer
Jarora
Mfr
M. Hngere
Ge‘zendanner
D. B. Routzshn
Jeremiah Martin
J. BR. Hendrickson
W. H. Baker
Scott Lantz
D. A. Routzshus
EB. W. Saytor
Vansant
Piaokiin Stottlemyerz
Milton B
Ifer
Hercy
D. Young Fhey
Samuel Crockett
Creixk Jordan
Meneger Keeler
Ravensicck Brothers Store Front Damaged by Electric Foam Charge
A railing around the glass front of the Ravensicck Brothers store at the temate Comer was charged with electric foam, shocking the battery and alarming the public. Several small boys were reportedly struck by the incident and the scene drew attention from passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Ravensicck Brothers
Temate Comer
Marshall Hall and the Chesapeake family lineage uncovered
The article details Marshall Hall’s origins dating to 1700, tracing the Marshall family from England to Maryland and Virginia. It describes the hall’s architecture, grounds, and outbuildings, including the long negro quarters and stables, plus armorial bearings tied to branches of the Marshall lineage. It recounts Thomas Marshall’s descendants, connections to Washington, and a 19th century fire that claimed portraits and family treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hall
Mount Vernon
Joshua Marshall
Washington
Jostas Marshall
Willam Manhall
England
St Mary's County
Maryland
Picataway
Prince George
Peters
Marshall
Fries Marshall
Gatthereburg
Marehill c
Jobo
Pizcataway
John Hutcchtozon
Lstle
Maraball
New Orien
Ume
Io Frederiskoly
Starshill
St Marshall Hall
Ty John Marshall
Headrrg
County
York
Attre
A. D
Marshall Iali
Thomas Marshall
Josbus
Thoms Marshall
Alexaidris
Mareball Belk Hla
Sarah
Joam Dent
U. Grant
Dent
Thomas
Dent Marshall
Marzhail Hall
Wanisetos
Mount Veron
Mershal Gall
Vernon
F. A. Mershell
Thomas Hanson Mareball
Thomwdarabal
Darxness
St Marshall Hill
Thomas Baisoo Marshall
Hears
Richard Henry Marshall
Janey
Frederick City
Thomas Hanson Marshell
Marshalls
Thomas Hanson Marshall
George
Familly
Thomas Hanson
Cald Thomas
Thomas Hanger
Galthershare
Maranall Ball
Revolutorary
Auwa
Citchen
Hla Ancestrcas
Hanson
Olacer
Mem‘er
Joan T. Wirsos
Boston
Stass
Incomplete Phrase in Holyoke Card Title
Fragmentary OCR reads a dated card in Holyoke Massachusetts with a garbled line about splitting on one car tor and donation. Names, places, dates, and clear action are missing, making a precise event uncertain but indicating a past card or notice with misread text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Corp
Wild Man of Frederick Captured and Put on Trial
A reported Wild Man was captured near Rocky Ridge and brought to Frederick. Sheriff McBride held him for evaluation, noting extreme neglect, dirt, and tangled hair. The man, claiming 41, lived with cows and chickens, and was declared unable to care for himself. He was committed to Montengeorpital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
Frederick
Bercum
Pennsy'yanfa
Court House
Sherif McBride
Emmitsbars
Sher
Bride
Lrowser
Ebshif McBride
Ehips
Gra
Pacslog
Reuben A. Whitmore
Weiry
Rocky Ridge
Montengeorpital
Frederick band returns from McKinley inauguration trip
Frederick residents in the group of musicians led by Mr F I Rhoder arrived home after the Washington ceremony. The 800 County Republican delegation met them at Celrest, praising the band for its performance and the fine appearance of the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
McK‘ney
Washington
F. I. Rhoder
De'aware
Celrest
Alpert Ro Waills
William Anc
Mio
Cbares Fergt
G. Mann Roodes
Chal« Beemer
Spencer Stalt
Jobn Viaser
C.atloge
Wiliam Fisher
William Waster
Jacob Roode
Wo. Cannon
Daya Crooks
Wm. Steter
C. C. Myers
Samuel Oione
John Creer
Wm. Shankie
Junho W. Nelpole
Frank Smith
Rhodes
Frank Scholl
Sosre Drem
Zmmer Man
Cymulet
George Sibbeny
Lass
Rhides
Delegatiog
Iteas Thearld
Gnas sic fanna Sentenced to House of Correction
Saturday morning last Judge Blate of Harperstown sentenced Gnas sic fanna son of a local resident to the House of Correction for delving a horse and buggy not his. The judge condemned the guilty parties and warned the defendant to reform. Also noted is the loss of a fine pair of Urbana man Dixon C Walker’s mules weighing 2925 pounds at the Grayson Crempaugh estate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Juge Blate
Haperstogn
Gnassic Fanna
Ives
Pleassut Walk
Washington County
5Ake
Correc— Uon
Dixon C. Walker
Urbana
Este
Grayson Crempaugh
Local Business Notices in Frederick Md Adverts
An assortment of small ads and notices includes Osarpel Cleaning and Laying, Excisior Steam Carper Cleaning, Obihton & Rounds Beh Sewing Aischines renting and repairing sewing machines, Caittos & Ravans at 183 N Market Street, and The Blinger Manufacturing Company moving a sewing machine room to 73 N Market opposite City Bell. It promotes machines for sale with easy monthly payments and highlights local services and items such as ice cream flavors and farm produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAH E. Oramer Real Estate & Pigw Insurance
Gall
Erte
Ucar
Kose
Gores
Port Ambi
Wrederick City
Bausn
Lotoo
New Midway
Frederick and
Ballenger Creek
Ballenger Creek Rout Sto.k
Walkerstilie
Ioan
Mirw
Eaat Firth Street
Obihton & Rounds
Caittos & Ravans
Market Street
Blnger Manufacturing Company
N. Market
City Bell Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS OF LOCAL RESIDENTS
Local notes list Wesley S Remsburg and family leaving for Kentland Indiana to reside. Hattie Ellis returns from visits in Glenville York and Hanover Pennsylvania. Willsm C Birely returns from Washington. Dennia BicMahon and Robert Hodge relocate families to Schreysville. George S Murry departs Frederick for Poilsdelphis region seeking work with Johnson and McCutcheon. Jenks Hauerta1 resigns barber post and heads to Baltimore. James H Gambrill family to move to Edgewood. Wesley Remstag and Naomi plan Indians residence. William J Gaver returns with bride Miss Datsy Griff from Antica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley S. Remsburg
PBR. BR
Kentland
Indiana
Hattie Ellis
Adamatowo
Glenville
York
Hanover
Willsm € C. Birely
Washington
Messrs
Dennia BicMahon
Robert Hodge
Schreysville
George S. Murry
Frederick
Poilsdelphis
Messra
Johnson & McCutcheon
Union Kalting Mile
Jenks Hauerta1
Captain McGaio
Coit Street
Baltimore
Janes H Gambrill
West Third Street
Edgewood
Steward Annarsed
Er—mitsburg
Wiliam Morrion
Henry E. Flook
Joseph Miller
Near Pear
Wesley Remstag
Naomi Remstug
Williem J. Gaver
George W. Saver
Middletown
Ind
Mies Datsy Griff
Antica
Funerals for Randolph Williams and C A Heagy
The funeral of Randolph Williams was held yesterday at 8 from Emenhart alley with Rev Samuel Johneau officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Suely Win Usne Isaac Pleasant Wesley Brown Albert Brown and Wm Davis. Interment at Geenmount Cemetery conducted by A E Rice. The funeral of C A Heagy occurred in Middletown with members of the American Band Old Fellows and Ancient Order United Workmen in attendance. Rev M G Beard and R T Pf Seifmeter presided. An Independent Hose Company meeting is set for Monday night at 7 30 at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ben'z
Poe
C. W. Stlrespring
Egaratory
Pondsy School
Wilmlater League
Mrr. McKenney
Baltimore
Earl Ct
Morslog
Worea
India
Adhoram Jadeon
Barmah
Malla Iea
Bishop Walden
Ohio
Conference Missionary Society
W. McKenney
Brosdwey Church
J. 2. Marsh
Idbertytown
Woodberry
Canton Street
Gnourch
J. F. Goucher
J. B. van Meur
Woman's College
F. Wagner
Morgen College
Clerk
United States Navy
Annapolis
Ichaba_shsn
Buck de Pository
Randolph Wiliams
Emenhart
Middieown
Amerlcan Pard
Old Fellows and Anetept Order United Workmen
M. G Beard
Wheran Church
R. T. FP. Seifmeter
Reformed Church
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the Daily News
Wei—Philip Henry Sheridan
Unicon
Albany
Noquitt
Alamo
Artemus Ward
Charles F. Browne
Sonthareptos
Mississippi
Louisa May Alcott
Anthor
Edwards Pierrepont
New York City
Edwin Forbes
Philip J. A. Harper
Frm
Harper & Bron
Bempswich
N. Y
Sesder
Ooder
W.L. Moonn
Fors Bay
Bodaard Gresm
Fisnas W
Furnitore
Boures
Excelsior 3
C.C Co
Diffendal
Tebatenee
Frank Krontz
M Gilpin
A. Albsuzh
Pencer
Mmerman
FL Brower
W. Patrick St
A. Ramsay
Ah E Cramer
Wecaseels
G. Carty
W. H. B. Erehison
W. A. Mansfiel
Dells
Fo Y Uainy
Iight Brigece
Our City
Pastoes and
Peopl
Wilbe
James’ Leotheras
Evargelica
Evangelizal Lutheran
Trenspel
Karried
Cme
Sarshall Ball
Potomsc
Mock Vernon
John Allgn
the Wild Man
Hie Hermie
Frederick Band
John Hendrickson
Moodel
John Henpxziczson
Talatrit
FV. Plaub
F. Vv
Stavs
North Market Steret
Doll Brothers
da& Brothers
Krational Da&hergiatra
Don Biorizis
Rene
Hele
Ted
Patrick
Permier
Hosnesier
Freserick
Falary
Marager
Mea
ANED
Mike Shire
Waga
Pyiy U. Oppenbemm
Radort Guc
Bhiooet Cres, Bamachadsp
RANDS
C.f
Solzman Eig Ic
mehSaw
Eiinetener
Lentille
Jawim
Ywanted
Adamatown
Fycamoe
Coestout
Palmetto Fitre
A. T. Ricz & Sons
North Makeret Street
James B. Walker
Walker & CO
Epbing
Busterick Patterne
Jas KH
Waixze
Aco
Noah EK
Orames
South Mt
Ashe
Norte West Sagition
Faéerick
Rotel
Doll’s
Bartholomay
Seston
C. D. Don
J. J. Remsburg
Joan J. Remsbury
Groff Howes
J.J. Bemsedes
Attiorney-At-Law
al Red Ritter
SnSdawst
Levy
Buecceaor
NZWS
Rodooek
Neidig
Heie
Crentemeri Glovae
ED Daily
Eidoce & Nei Dig
A T
Rice & Sons
Spencer Zmmerman
Wright
Mare Dei
Fekgdantt
Medion Wright
P. Frank Pampel F. L. Stoner
Brussels
L. E . Muri
North Markets Sr
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