Slaughter of the Texan garrison at the Alamo reported abroad
An unclear dispatch notes the fall of the Texan garrison during the Alamo under orders attributed to Santy Anon Wand Browner. The fragment mentions a British location Leatherpiog England and references Edwin Forbes, a known American artist and war correspondent, with dated markers and names obscuring full context.
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Alamo
Santy Anon
Anemus
Charles Ei ) Browner
Leatherpiog
England
Edwin Forbes
York
Hono
Public Sale and Notices Highlight Small Advertisements
A cluttered local page lists public sale notices and various ads including rooms for rent, horse clipping, carpet cleaning, janitorial services, discount notices, and property for sale. It mentions several names and addresses and asks subscribers to report receipt irregularities to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joysat
Peivats
J. Eloherberger
Fred. Gas & Elec
Pigno Toning
O. G. Scheneman
J. Fred. Patman Wall Paper
Cramer & Stanisfar Bargsins
L. M. Nixdorf, Jr
Weekly News advertises twelve page issue and features
The Weekly News announces a ready twelve page issue for Thursday with news and features. It claims the largest Sons side circulation in Frederick city and county and promotes its advertising value and reader reach. Copy for ads due by five am Wednesday and changes by noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Notice to subscribers on address changes and transfers
The News asks subscribers who intend changing their places of residence to send both their old address and new address to the office to ensure a prompt and proper transfer of service.
Personal notices of visits and travels in Montgomery area
PURELY PERSONAL. Miss Nena Darrig visiting islands in M Montgomery country. Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Brust have returned from their wedding trip. Mr. Lewis Fraley, West Patrick Street, is one visit to Atlantic City. Miss Hannah Derr has returned home after visiting her brother. Mr. Jaesb Hokrhack, West Church, is out of town today on business. Siles L. Stokes, East Third, relatives in Balti. Wetzel in Libertytown. Buck Sanding the day with K. Eline. BD. Young of Washington visiting his sister, Mrs. Weiner, has returned. Garber of Teasatly has accepted a position with Thomas Kemp. Balt street. Mr. Darry Kefauver attends jubilee at Maryland Agricultural College. Mrs. Borgar of Washington visiting Mrs. Wm. Burger, Haut Patrick Street, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Staley and Mrs. N. S. Wilson sail from Baltimore to Jamaica West Indies tomorrow. Mrs. E. H. Breagls and Mrs. Roger E. Young of Washington visiting Mr. and Mrs. George H. Weiner, North Market Street, have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nena Darrig
K. Eline
East South
Gore
BD. Young
Washington
Weiner
QO. Garber
Teasatly
Fhoman Kemp
North Market
Stree
Darry J. Kefauver
Maryland Agricultural College
H. ¥. Borgar
Burger
Haut Patrick Street
Charles B. Staley
E. H. Breagls
Roger E. Young
George H. Weiner
North Market Street
Arfansase Biggs
Siles
Arkansas
E. Biggs
M. E. McCleery
East Patrick
Presbyterian Church
Miss Biggs
William Sod Elizabeth Biggs
Emmiteburg
John Biggs
Obsney
West River Academy
Milton Biggs
Mistea Erma
Birdie Biggs
Elbridge Biggs
West Patrick Street
Mt. Ollyas
Wesley Harrison
Eliza A. Harrison
Mt. Airy
Prospect Charahaula
Br. Harris
Qeoll
Tayloraville
Linyd Buckingham
Wm. H. Hood
Wo. Roberts
John Lesthermee
Samuel Pools
A. T.peno
G. T. Lewis
Nine Thousand Needed To Complete Frederick Thurmont Rail Link
Washington Frederick and Gasburg Railway officials say 9000 more in stock subscriptions by April 15 will finish Frederick to Thurmont rail construction and begin operating within a year. They plan first Frederick to Lewistown, then toward Thurmont, with minimal bond issue and no officer salaries. Local businessmen urged to subscribe, citing freight and commerce gains as primary motivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tourmont
D. Gsinmbaa Kemp
O. O. Waters
Washington, Frederico and Gassysburg Railway Cos
Mr. Waters
Isla
Kemp
Waters
Afr
F. B. Sappington
Mfr. Sappington
Lvery
Middletown
Myersville
Isdy
Sappingtop
Thormons
Hageratown
Westminster
Thurmont
Wrefesbey
Methodist Conferences Schedule Across Baltimore Area
The Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Conference and Haymen's Association meet at Madison Avenue Episcopal Church from March 28 to April 3. The Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church gathers at West Baltimore Methodist Protestant Church from April 4 to 11. The Methodist Episcopal Church South Conference convenes in Cumberland beginning March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Haymen’s Association
Madison Avenue Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland
West Baltimore Methodist Protestant Church
Balthmore
Methodist Episcopal + Church South
Wil
Gumberland
Molesworth Leaves Montgomery for Birmingham in Spring
Mr Carlton Molesworth the well known baseball star from this city has been sold by Montgomery to Birmingham. He led the Southern League in batting with an average of 312 and ranks third among regular outfielders with 125 games. He will depart for the south about March 10 to prepare for the season starting April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Carlton Molesworth
Montgomery
Molesworth
South
Feast of Parim Celebrated With Readings and Donations
The Feast of Parim or Feast of Lots is observed by many Jews beginning on Saturday evening, March 11. The Book of Esther will be read in synagogues and charitable institutions are remembered as donations are sent to aid the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Creney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F J. Cheney &Co
Legislature Acts on Local Bills Amid Debate
In the House of Delegates last night Luckey's repeal bill for the Shoemakers Road Law was unfavorably reported and the report adopted. In the Senate Delegate Anders' bill to authorize a bequest from the late David M. Stengle to Grace Reformed Church was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
Senate
Anders
David M. Stengle
Grace Reformed Church
Jefferson Property Sold at Public Auction
Auctioneer Hervey R. Leaso sold a house and lot in Jefferson yesterday for 912.60, with John H. Keller acting as agent for Mrs. R. H. Drane and the buyers listed as the Misses Hersperger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Hervey R. Leaso
John H. Keller
R. H. Drane
Sefferson
William H Raising Sells House in York Market Street
Mr. William H Raising sold his dwelling on South Market Street to Mr. Lewis Haller for 1800 dollars. He will move to York Pennsylvania on March 19 to take a position in the clothing business.
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York
William H. Raising
South Market Streaty
Lewis Haller
York, Pa
Notable State Briefs From Across the Counties
Obituaries report Hugh T Harris a California Forty niner who died in Talbot county on March 3 at age 76. Other items note a first saloon license ticket win in Williamsport, a new Pennsylvania Railroad passenger station at Havre de Grace, and John Griffith sentenced in Esherstown for perjury.
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Hugh T. Harris
California
Talbot County
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Havre de Grace
John Griffith
Esgerstown
Harry F. Adams
S.c.nd National Bank of
Balair
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Naval Academy
Olars
Jane
L3ehildren
Joseph N. Fatterer
Hagerstown
Ankla
Setin
United States Army
Comlog Concert at Woman's College Ell
The Veltch Mierech Glose Doncord Party performs Saturday evening March 10 at Woman's College Ell. Featured artists include soprano Margaret Veitch, violinist Johannes Milersch from Berlin, and pianist Adolph Grose. Faith Veitch, daughter of Frederick lawyer Veitch, appears as soprano. Veitch has studied in Berlin and performed in Washington and regional tours. this marks her first professional appearance in Maryland.
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Woman's College Ell
Margaret Veltch
Johannes Milersch
Berlin
Royal Oourt
Greece
Adolph Grose
Clara Tanisa Kelley
Woodsboro Literary Society Meeting Review
The Woodsboro Literary Society met Thursday March 1 with an agenda including an impromptu on progress, a five minute talk, an essay on tact, and a debate on political room for growth. Judges ruled unanimously for the negative side. Meetings occur weekly at 7 80 o clock and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Literary Society
B. W. Saxton
O. BH. Barrick
R. J. Saylor
J. O. Roser
Vaudeville Show Delights City Opera House Crowd
The L. D. Carpenter Vaudeville show played to a packed City Opera House last night in a free performance. The act was clean up to date and the audience response was strong. Carpenter delivered a first class show with ample variety and a full house each night at five cents admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Carpenter Vaudevills
City Opera Houss
Carpenter
Ag &D
Funeral for Mrs Eliza J Thomas Held at Daughter’s Home
The funeral for Mrs. Eliza J. Thomas will be held tomorrow at 11 oclock in the residence of her daughter Mrs Joseph H Trandle on South Market Street. Interment follows at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J. Thomas
Mra
Joseph H. Trandle
South Market Atraet
Mt. Oliyat Cemetery
Injury at Worth Maries Street school injures pupil
Maurer Bartgia Storm son of Mr and Mrs Wm B Storm of South Market Street slipped at Worth Maries Street school yesterday. A splintered board pierced his shoe and foot causing an ugly wound and he was greatly battered this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisy
Worth Maries Street School
Maurer Bartgia Storm
Wm. B. Storm
South Market Bireat
Local Notice Sets March 15 Objection Deadline
The March 15 deadline limits creditors of the Biua Mountain Transod Steal Company to file objections to the sale of the Ostoctin Farnsgee Property. If no objections are filed, the sale will be ratified and the property transferred to Mr Thropp by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Biua Mountain Transod Steal Company
Ostoctin Farnsgee
Sais
Mr. Thropp
Baptism of Jesus Topic Delights City Ministers
The City Ministerial Association met at All Saints Parish Halls yesterday morning. Rev H M Hench read a paper on The baptism of Jesus which sparked a lively discussion among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cl Ministerial Association
City Miniaterial Association
All Saints
M. Hench
Jesus
Mish Nominated for Mayor of Gagertown by Democrats
Frank W. Mish, a member of the bar, was nominated last night by the Democrats of Hagerstown for Mayor on a platform opposing water rate increases and, if needed, the condemnation and purchase of the waterworks system by a public entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagerttown
Frank W. Mish
Democrats
Hagerstown
Mish
Bar
Farm Sale Near Ladiesburg Nets $40 Per Acre
Auctioneer T. E Kolb sold a 172 acre farm east of Ladiesburg to Joseph M. Koons for 40 per acre. The sale included a small lot and ten ant house for 200. Emma J. Koons, executrix of the late Edward J. Koons, supervised the proceedings.
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Ekolb
Emma J. Koons
Edward J. Koons
Ladiesburg
Joseph M. Koons
Sale of Building Lot on Madison Street Closed
Cramer and Stauffer real estate and loan agents closed the sale for Mr John E Deter of his lot on Madison Street to Miss Lillis Mr Deter of Norfolk Virginia for 150 dollars.
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Cramer & Stauffer
Joan
John E. Deter
Madison Street
Lillis
Died in her 75th year at residence near Ladiesburg
Mrs. Sarah Ann Fogle widow of John Fogle aged about 75 died at her home near Ladiesburg on February 28 after a brief illness. She was born near Wabillasville and was the last survivor of a large family. Her funeral was held Friday at 10 p.m. at Rocky Hill Reformed Church with interment in Ricky Hill. Rev R S Peffanberger officiated. pallbearers listed.
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Myre
Sarah Zoniz
Zeniz
Sarah Ann Fogle
John Fogle
Ladiesburg
Derr
Avraham Darr
Mary Cover Derr
Wabillaselile
John Derr
Liwistown
Reformed Church
Rocky Hil
Oliver M.S. Fogle
York
Annia R Hyder
Norris M. Fogle
New Midway
William A. Fogle
Thormons
Ricky Hi
R S Peffanberger
Woodabsro
Pallbeaters
Allen D. Schaeffar
Elmer B. Birely
Thomas Wachter
Charles’ Stanb
Harvey Boho
Sameel Gerrick
Parker C. Grossuickle
L. A. Williams
Harriet Aantoinetta William
L. A. Wiliams
Jefferson Avenue
Freerick County
Wiliams
Duke Street
Beethodist Episcopal Chaprch
Nacmi Assembly
A.C.E
M.O
William
Edward Ringleberger
Mary 5. Heffner
John Shankle
Frederick County
First United Brethren Charch
Greenmonunt Cemetery
Taade
Thurmont
Spring merchandise and textiles promotion at North Market Street shop
Stop and moment to view our spring line of garments and upholstery goods. The store touts 36 inch denims, curtain Swiss, door panels, snowflake curtain patterns, and linen offerings at fair prices. Basketball game recap follows with High School league match details and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salta
Additi
Thrace
Capital Surplus and Officials Listed for Meeting
A damaged snippet lists financial terms and officer titles including President Vice President Cashier and assembling cash handling roles. No clear event date or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
Gaurch Street Beats Third Street 10 to 5 In Baseball
The Gaurch Street baseball team defeated the Third Street team yesterday afternoon by a score of 10 to 5. A brief bit notes local events including a mandolin and guitar club formed by Company A, house painting on East Patrick street, and a sheriff’s transport to the House of Correction for a larceny sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurch Street
Third Street
Clifford A. Frazier
East Patrick Street
J. H. Lampe
J. EB. Price & Co
F. Schroeder
Sherrif Martz
House of Correction
Clayton Griffith
Ebea
Maryland Day Observance In Maryland Schools This Year
Maryland Day falls on Sunday March 25 but will be observed in schools on Friday March 23 with ceremonies. The day marks the landing of the Ark and Dove at St Clements Isle and recalls Maryland’s early history and religious liberty. A brief note on the voyage, governor Calvert, and the first assembly is included along with historic diary excerpts and a local drug advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Board of Education
State Board of Raducation
Association of School Commissioners and Examiners
State Teachers’ Association
General Assembly of Maryland
St. Clements Isle
Father White
Calvert
Lancing
Siss
Thames
Local notes and sales at Excelsior Works and area shops
Local brief lists business openings sales and notices in Frederick. Mentions Excelsior Steam Car Works at Propristar O Fraxe Rice. basketball game Frederick Male High School vs Junior Hall on Thursday March 8 at 8 pm with 10 cent admission. various promotions for gas or electric bills and Quaker Oats sales. piano tuner Charles G Schlueman from Baltimore in Frederick. orders for piano tuning at Mira Howard Young's. Edison records for March. Dyer & Yrscez at 72 South Markets. Shirt department opening. Dr EB L Schmid listed in Bank Building offering chronic disease care.
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Frederick Male
Schhool Teaus
Benefis
Echoe Athletics
Charles G. Schlueman
Baltimore
Frederick
Mira
Howard Young
East Second Street
Sy Edison Records
Dyer & Yrscez
South Markets
New Paper Hanger and Decorator Joins Mullinix Firm
Bernard Wilson appointed paper hanger and decorator for Le Mullinix firm bringing years of experience in Washington. He offers artistic papering services at no extra cost, promising improved results for city residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauger
Bernard Wilson
Washington
L. E. Mullinix
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C. M. Thomas
Daniza Barer
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
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