This Date in History March 6 Highlights Declined
Mi Michael Angelo Huenarcoti born 1563. Francesco Guicciardini born and died 140. Texan garrison massacre at Aluino Ly order of Santa Anna. Artemne Ward died in Southampton born 1835. Edwin Forbes died New York City born 1886. Philip J A Harper died Hempstead born 1866. Herb J Jewett died Augusta Georgia born 1917. Cavellotte Italian poet killed by Gazette di Venezia editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Angelo Huenarcoti
Francesco Guicciardini
W—Slaughter
Aluino Ly Order of Santa Anna
Artemne Ward
Charles F. Browne
Southampton
England
Edwin Forbes
Armiey
New York City
Philip J. A. Harper
Harper & Brow
Hempstead
Herb J. Jewett
Augusta
Cavellotte
Gazette di Venezia
Remarkable iron cage relic found near St George's VA
A skeletal iron cage containing a skull and bones was unearthed near St George's Court House Virginia. The device mirrors English hanging cages used a century ago to display murderers and pirates by the Thames. The find notes similar patterns to old books and chronicles and remarks on public spectacle as a deterrent. The piece lists local ill, with several residents noted as sick or recovering under care of Dr. F B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
St. George’s Court House
England
Thames
Blackwall
Charles V
Doual
Wheet price and patent remedy ad appear in Frederick
An OCR fragment shows a local Wheat price quotation in Frederick with 73 cents per bushel for shelled corn on ear 82a per barrel and an advertisement for California Fig Syrup Co remedies. The fragment mentions cleansing the system with a strap of fire wording and druggist sale at 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
California Fig Syrup Co
Grace Reformed Church Sale and Supper Planned
Grace Reformed Church will hold a sale and supper in Kemp Hall on April 6 and 7. The article lists multiple ministers’ sermons across local churches with texts and topics, including Rev. L M F Myers, Rev. Eschbach, Rev. Dixon, Rev. McLean, Rev. J A Anderson, Rev. J H Wilhite, Rev Osborne Ingle, and Rev Luther Kuhlman, with services from Morning Texts such as Hebrews 10 36 Genesis 5 24 Isaiah 49 4 and more. A baptism at the town creek attended by five Morgan family members occurred, with immersion and lord’s supper following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
L.M. F. Myers
Pleasant Bill
E. W. Stoner
German Baptist Church
L. M. F. Myers
Saint James’ Lutheran Church
With God
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Isaac
L. McLean
Cross
Daniel
Trinity M. E. Church South
J. A. Anderson
J. H. Wilhite
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
China Mission Chapter
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. W. Philhower
Church of God
Salvation Army
Andrew J. Morgan
Laura Morgan
Charles Morgan
Catherine Morgan
William Morgan
Death Notices from Matters Tourmont and Germantown
Multiple obituaries note Mrs Anna B Dorsey aged 86 dies after illness at her daughter’s home in Matters. Funeral March 2 at Apple’s church Tourmont with Rev Patterson. survivors include three sons Charles William James and three daughters Ada Fisher Elizabeth Walter. Henry Pumphrey of Germantown dies after hip fracture at 77. five children listed. Mrs Sarah Clapham dies in Charles Town West Virginia at 66. survived by husband and five children. Mrs Sarah Chate Coase dies at 62 in West Sixth Street residence. funeral held. interment at Laboring Sons Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Dorsey
Mirs
Anna Barbara Dorsey
John H. Dorsey
I. M. Fisher
Apple's Church
Tourmont
R. L. Patterson
Charles
William
James Dorsey
Ada Fisher
William Gilpert
Charles Walter
Elmer Black
Thurmont
Benrey Pomphrey
Henry Pumphrey
Germantown
Montgomery County
Pumphrey
H. D. Waters
Zacharias Pamphrey
Glenn
That County
Robert Pumphrey
Frank and
Elizbeth
Germantwn
Clapham
Sarah Rebecca Clapham
Dr. Marlow
This County
Charlestown
W. Va
Darborow
Olivia Marlow
Jefferson
Sarah Coase
Sarah Chate
West Sixth Street
Laboring Sons Cemetery
Bear terrorizes Weverton and Dearby residents
A large black bear roams Weverton and nearby Dearby, with sightings and tracks reported by locals including Crockett Bingham and Claggett Stonebraker. Joseph Elgin encountered the animal on the road to Sandy Hook and was escorted home by armed neighbors, but the bear eluded capture. Residents say hunting parties have searched without success and conclude the bear is to blame for recent disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weverton
Dearby
Hagersown
Wererton
Twonog
Weterton
McClellan
Stonebraker
Mr. Elgin
Baltimore lawyer Gaither named Maryland attorney general
Governor Lowndes announced the appointment of George K. Gaither Jr., a Baltimore attorney, to succeed Harry M. Clabaugh as Maryland attorney general. Gaither, born 1858 in Howard County, educated at Princeton and Maryland Law, has long supported reform and served as attorney for Baltimore police commissioners. Clabaugh resigns to join the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, succeeding Louis K. McComas in the Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
George K. Gaither, Jr
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry M. Clabaugh
Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
United States
Louis K. McComas
Gorman
Senate
Lowndestoge
Baltimore City
Clataugh
Westminster
Gaither
Howard County
Col
George R. Gaither
Princeton College
University of Maryland Law School
William Sheppard Bryan, Jr
Board of Police Commalsioners
Ellicott City field for mayor and councilmen
News notes Ellicott City runs two tickets for mayor and councilmen. Maryland reports from the Eastern Shore flag orchard woes while Annapolis debates a site for a new public building funded by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Maryland
Lowrdes
Joseph
Harrison
Whiteman’s
Kent County
William Pinkney White
Sophia Wallis
Edesville
Franklin Street
Baltimore
Annapolis
Congress
Braddock Distillery
Alegany County
Charles T. Lowndes
Cumberland
Margherita
York Street
A.B Strough
Memphis
Tenn
Baltimore Ohio
Robert R. Henderson
Alegany State's Attorney’s Office
George A. Pearce
Henderson
Loman Satardar
West Virginia bulletin on blizzard crop and stock losses
D M Sullivan of the West Virginia State Board of Agriculture reports on recent blizzard damage. Lambs froze to death at ten percent during the cold snap. Stock in poor condition fell fifteen percent. Wheat remains strong due to snow, with prospects for a full crop. Fruit is uninjured and expected to be the largest in fifteen years. Potatoes yield about sixty percent of last year, and apples on hand are down to ten percent of the previous year. Stock suffered most on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D .M. Sullivan
West Virginia
Funeral for Annie Keller Held at Buckerstown
The funeral for Annie Keller was held from her Buckerstown home at 10 a.m. Services were at MFP church in Buckerstown led by Rev. W. M. Straver. Pallbearers included A. W. Nicodemus Jr., Joe K. Baker, Daniel Z. Padgett, Carlton Cromwell, George Schaefer and Cramwell Ressier. Interment was in Mt. Oliver cemetery. Funeral director was W. H. B. Etchison. Pension matters: John S. Mann of Knoxville received a pension increase from 36 to BiG. A large number of pension vouchers for Q1 1329 were exhausted on Saturday by Captain Eli Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Keller
Buckerstown
MFP
W.m.straver
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Joe. K. Baker
Daniel Z. Padgett
Carlton Cromwell
George Schaefer
Cramwell Ressier
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
John S. Mann
Knoxville
Eli Frost
Thunder and Lightning Over Night Weather Event
Overnight storms visited Frederick between one and three o clock with heavy rain and vivid lightning and thunder. Carroll Creek rose briefly but water receded without flooding the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Hank
Woodsboro to Organize Local Bank With 25000 Capital
Woodsboro residents organized a local bank with a capital of 25000 dollars, likely to be named The Frederick County Saving Bank. Twelve directors include Josephus Long and J Q Lough. Aimed to serve the northern third of the county, with plans for by laws and incorporation, and initial operations from a rented room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Frederick
Middletown
Here
Woolboro
Myersville
Frederick County
J. Q. Lough
J. M. Smith
G. W. Shank
M. Gilbert
W. 4H. Wagner
Andersonh. Etzler
Wm. C. Boteler
Albert Geise
Walkersville
G. W. Huffman
R. L. Ogle
Creagerstown
Edwin Devilbiss
Liberty
Sale of Estates at Middletown Realizes for Remsburg Heirs
Real estate auction conducted by Walter Saunders at Middletown sold 177 acres to Emory Remsburg at 64 per acre, 20 acres to A.8 Remsburg at 5 per acre, 1 acre to A. S. Remsburg at 75 per acre, and a Middletown house and lot to P. Eb. Bussard for 1705. Half the crop of wheat on these tracts sold to Emory and A.8 Remsburg for 5 per acre. Sale of Sarah Ann Leatherman’s property postponed to month’s end. Ad notices to appear in Daily and Weekly News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Middletown
J. G. Motter
John W. Remsburg
Emory Remsburg
A. 8. Remsburg
A. S. Remsburg
P. EB. Bussard
Emory
Remsburg
Sarah Ann Leatherman
City Hotel
Circuit Court Opens with Me Sherry and Matter on Bench
The circuit court convened at 10 o'clock with Chief Judge Me Sherry and Associate Judge Matter. State v Samuel W Barrick was heard as a demurrer to the indictment by Mero William Maulsby. The demurrer was sustained and the indictment quashed. County Commissioners met this morning with a full board present to address road closures caused by snowdrifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
MeSherry
Matter
Samuel W. Barrick
Mero William 2. Maulsby
Domarrer
Hudietmant
Board of County Commissioners
Local notices honor committee work for Lynchars Institute
Frederick County officials thank the committees for their work on the Lynchars Institute program. They praise entertainment decorations reception and secretary staff for their efforts, noting the Tuesday night program brought much pleasure and a memorable occasion. An auxiliary and business meeting notices follow along with local ads and a new sleeping car service from Baltimore to Newark offering a cheaper Ordinary Sleeper option.
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Buano
Frederick Co
Frederick
Frederick County
Lynchars’ Institute
Ls. Bisor
Marion Kolb
Hattie D
Boblitz
Charles O. Clemson
May Pearl Wi. Nader
M. M. Robinson
D. Q. Aldridge
Kello M. Wiener
Ma. Amon Burgeo
J.5. Biser
FF. G. Wagaman
J. WV. Alexander
L. D. Crawford
W. Grove
Wm. A. Horine
Geo. W. Manahan
W. S. Pardum
Spencer H. Stup
Daniel E. Remneberg
Cara
D.C. Aldridge
Messrs
O. D. Wikiridge
D. W. Shorb
D. W. Beachley
Dixon
Harry Ecker
A. J. Horine
Daniel O. Matz
C. L. Munshonur
I. T. Slifer
Spencer i. Stup
E. R. Zimmerman
Kennan L. Bopnirs
Tivina S. Bisrr
Comm
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Newark
Ohio
Pullman
Sales Tomorrow Auctions Near Adamstown and Mt. Pleasant
Tomorrow a sale of personal property of W. T. Brown will take place west of Adamstown with J. M-Lready as auctioneer. John L. Darrow will sell for F. W. Nussbaum at Mt. Pleasant. John Roderick, five miles NW of this city, will auction personal property through Samuel J. Korney. The Farmers Institute seeks speakers for the next meeting with Mr. Amoss. meetings expected in Frederick later this month with well known speakers and general farming topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Brown
Adamstown
J. M-Lready
John L. Darrow
F. W. Nussbaum
Mt. Pleasant
John ©. Roderick
Samuel J. Korney
Farmer Institute
Lewis
The
Farmers Institute
Antien
Amoss
Frederick
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office 1399
A list of remaining advertised letters dated February 25, 1399. Recipients must call for letters at the post office. unclaimed within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Gen W Gaither and Mre Vin Betson among others. Hood's Sarsaparilla is also mentioned as a medical cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gtatley
W Gaither
Chae
Teachtie
Peter Co Werdunher
Lamps
Betson
Mice
Mintie Snakes
Ready-to-Wear Sale Promises New Spring Lines
A bustling advertisement from JOHIN HENDRICKSON promotes Ready-to-Wear suits and spring fashions. It highlights tailoring quality, stylish designs, and moderate pricing on spring jackets, skirts, and carpets, noting new lines and exclusive showings.
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the Daily News
Washington
Cver Nair
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Babbitt
Buckiem
Vents Today
V. Doll
G. IL
Iliary Y
Landreth
R. Zimmerman, Prest
Shipley & Bopst
Business Men’s Ass'n
John Hendrickson
Geo
Rodock & Ca
Adam Birely
Irmef
A.D. Birely & Sons
Ladiesburg
Thomas Lipps
West Fifth Street
George S. Groshon
Wilbur H. Dovall
Jonathan Yaste
Araby
Harry Blackston
Nicholas Schell
West South Street
F. B. Smith
WAL Mart
Archae
Sunday Schools and Societies
Geo. I. Gaither, Jr
Mr. Clabaugh
News OF the State
Junior
Sam Fire Engine Company
Bank AT
Ocean City
Conway W. Laws
State Bar Association
Executive Council
Sams
Business Men's Association
L. A. Rice
Spirney & Borst
Lundreth
Surptey & Borst
Shipley & Boost
L. E. Mourn
Telephone
Hood
Johin Hendrickson
Timi Singh
OUL Garment Department
REY Les Arts
Busini
Ctihlis
OFR
Nan
Price
Neidig & Miller
TER
Frederick's
Nhca
Linan
Nunne & Mont
Marker St
Linton
North Market Street
Erob
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Wm. C. Boteter
Marketstreet
U. EB
C. E. Cline
B. Sappington
Prington
Balmor
Wazdawly
Rodook & CO
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios
Mmbalmere Telay
F. W. Staub
F. W
Northwest Corner
Market St
C. E. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Coldthab
C. E. Raxstors
N. Market &T
I Hessely Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Schley
Maine
Hobson's Doline
U. 5
J. Heisley Keller
Drugxist
N. Market St
Deciadis
Willard ©. Keller
Frederick, MD
D. R. C. Ricodemus
Market Street
Tendon
University of Msrrland
Court Street
Frederick, M
Milton
Clayton C. Keedy Hammond
Keohs Urner
Keedy & Urner
Chansert
Saultyear
Specord Street
Bourne
Sista
F. Levy
Lae
Suceesaar i
CenisSi
Doergy
Saat Eotara
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