In History: March 7 Highlights From The Daily News
Notable events listed include the closing of Till-Port of Boston by Parliament, Millard Fillmore’s death in Buffalo born 1800s, General Sir James Hope Grant’s passing, and other 19th century figures tied to British and American history. The fragmentary item names individuals and places such as New York City London and Charles, with references to Confederate figures and Delarey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Millard Fillmore
Buffalo
James Hope Grant
Peking
Borsi
Madda Heron
New York City
Borgiss
Charles
London
Val Merriven
Delarey
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Immigrant Train Wreck Near Court Street Bridge
A westbound immigrant train derailed at the Court Street bridge. The engine and three cars jumped into the street. Engineer and fireman Ware were fatally injured. no passengers killed.
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Brsexawroy
Court Street Bridge
Ware
Killed by a Train at Erie Crossing
John Wood and Rosa Maddox died instantly when their buggy was struck by a train at the Erie Crossing in Centreville. The accident occurred in Consixe, New York, on March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snecisi
Consixe
N.Y
John Wood
Rosa Maddox
Erie Crossing
Centreville
Princess Hos Enters Catholic Church Formal Reception
Special dispatch from Tas News reports in San Sepastray on March 7 Princess Hos was formally received into the Catholic church.
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Tas News
San Sepastray
Hos
Susan B Anthony Is Better Says Special Dispatch
Special dispatch from Tau News Roosesrex reports Miss Susan B Anthony is improving after illness. The brief item notes she is better as of March 7.
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Miss Anthony
Tau News
Personal notices from Frederick area travelers visit and moves
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. It records Urbana doctor J B Hendrickson WoodsboroDr Wm H Wagner New Market Melvin P Wood Christine Harley Broad Run and several others visiting or traveling to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Jacksonville and beyond with employment or family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddr
J. B. Hendrickson
Urbana
Frederick
Wm. H. Wagner
Woodsbhoro
Melvin P. Wood
New Market
O. A. Stultz
Woodsboro
Charles Price
Weat Falls
Businness
Chbriatine Harley
Broad Run
Mira
Ida Markey
Eleanor Grahams Johnson
Walkersville
Lewis F. Carter
United States Marshal
Union Bridge
City
Francis Seachrist
East Seventh Street
Carroll County
Caaper Quynn
East Patrick Street
Washington
Bartie Mobberly
Ethel Summers
Mt. Plencans
B.O. Kohlanburg
Dsabz
B &O Railroad
Baltimore
Busan L. Miller
South Starkes Street
Wim. T. Bissi
Mt. Pieas
Ant
R. Claude Darrow
Adamstown
J. F. P. Beck
New York
Gienux Mobberly
May Summers
Braddock
George Harrison
William Fogle
George Summers
Gen. M. Gittinger
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Re. Gittinger
Jacksonville
Fish
Sleeplessness, Stomach Disorders and Sleep Aid
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ease digestive disorders that cause nervousness and sleeplessness. The remedy stimulates the digestive organs, restores balance, and helps sleep. Sold at A. L. Pearre's Drag Store.
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Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
One Million Bricks Sought for Frederick North Road Tunnel
The Baltimore Frederick Hagare Railway seeks bids for one million bricks to build near Werman's mill and near Ceresville. Plans include a tunnel under a turnpike to avoid grade crossings, with an elevated B&O track crossing and a possible auxiliary to the Wabash system. The route would pass Frederick’s eastern area and Johnson farm, using low grades for fast trains and potential electric motors for through service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Frederick & Hagare' Sown Railway Co
Werman
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Ceres Rills
Ceresville
Worman
Ecanthern
Frederick
B &O Railroad
Hee
Northern Central Railway
Johnson Farm
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
Fourth quarterly conference reports strong church health in Singapore and liberty
The fourth quarterly conference of Singapore and Liberty elronit reports excellent church and school conditions. Pastor Rev. Frank A. Killman and the Epworth League note windless improvements, and two modern furnaces and a stove bought. The zeal of the congregation is praised and Rev Billman may be reassigned at the Baltimore annual conference on March 28. A Libertytown service and Lord's Supper are set for March 11 at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Liberty Elronit
Frank A. Killman
Epworth League
Csnferanes
Esteer
Esteer In Which Both He and the Presiding Elder, Dr
Helsee
Mr. Billman
Baltimore
Thera
Libertytown
Obituary notes and crime updates from state items
News briefs report the death of Marion Dale Hobiltzetl in Esiair at 81 after illness. An escaped murderer Isao Winder was spotted near Corlists but evaded pursuers. Agriculture Secretary Wilson touts Maryland farms at an college anniversary. Trial begins for F W Hermann and John B Tompkins for an alleged illegal operation on Miss Jean Maxwall of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dale Hobiltzetl
S.A. Hobilt
Zill
Esiair
Isao Winder
Corlists
Searchera Balleva
Wilson
Maryland Agricultural College
Maryland Farms
United States
F. W. Hermann
John B. Tompkins
Jean Maxwall
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Social wedding anniversary marks fifty six years for Hood couple
The fifty six anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Hood was celebrated February 26 at their daughter’s home in Tramsville. Family notes show they have three daughters, two sons, eighteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Several relatives attended as well as three generation lines.
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Snd
George 4. Hood
L. Crawford
Tramsville
Hood
Hod
George A. Hood
Marion Hood
Gaithsreburg
Georga A. Hood
Brunswick
Thomas Crawford
Jonn Q Crawford
Trameville
Walter England
Transfers of Real Estate and Licenses in Frederick Courts
A weekly record from the Clerks and Orphans' Courts lists property deeds, marriage licenses, and estate matters through Wednesday noon March 7 2000. It notes transfers for numerous individuals in Frederick County Maryland including Braddock Heights Point of Rocks Brunswick and Keedysville plus licenses for several couples and guardianships and estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clercait and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit Ad Orphans’ Courts
Mary M. Bender
Ar—sie E Radley
Knoxville
George WY
Samuel T. Moss
Josiah Moser
John R McClain
Hackers
George A Whales
Joseph J. Thomas
Point of Rocks
Charles E Zsutera
Gardelis E Lare
Frederick City
Camp Schley Association
Frederick County
Dore
Ramabarg
Braddock Heights
Thomas W. Betts
Obituary notices from Frederick area include Fraley Clary and Bowers deaths
Mahlon Auguston Fraley a longtime Frederick veterinarian died at his daughter's home on West Patrick Street after a lingering illness. He was 69, member of Independent Hose Company, survived by six children, funeral Friday at 2 PM with Mt. Olivet Cemetery burial. Weadon Clary died at Mount Airy residence aged 76 years 9 months 24 days. funeral Tuesday at Prospect Church with burial there. Rufus Bowers son of Lindsay and Flora Bowers aged 2 years 5 months 5 days died March 8. funeral today at 1 PM with Lewistown burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabloy A. Fraley
Mahlon Auguston Fraley
Frederick
Charles Fagan
Patrick Street
Fraley
Counry
Independent Hose Company
Wm. Dieter
Chariey Fagan
Harvey Martz
Lewis H. Fraley
Robert A. Ersiey
Big City
Afr
William H. Fraley
Washington
Mt.Olivat
Weadol Clary
Weadon Clary
Mount Airy
Prospect Church
W. EL Miller
W. H. Nicodemus
Rufus Bowers
Ufos Bowers
Lindsay
Flora Bowers
Thurmont
Lewistown
M. I. Creager
Pureral funeral notices from Creagerstown and Mount Olivet Cemeteries
The notice lists multiple funerals with details: Mrs John B Grimes of 239 West Fifth Street and Miss Arkansas E Biggs are buried in Creagerstown and Mt Olivet Cemeteries respectively. Funeral directors Thomas P Rios and C C Carey supervised services. Interments followed in local cemeteries with multiple pallbearers named.
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John B. Grimes
West Fifth Street
Dresgerstown
Geo. &. Ramsnburg
J. Blaine Hoffman
Andrew K. Ertse
Roy V. Derr
Edward
Eichelberger
Perry B. McCleery
John GL. Michaels
Marion Michael
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carey
Sarah J. Thomas
Sivican
Joseph H. Trundle
South Market Street
Cabernathgis
PSH Bearsra
Shepherd
Lewis
Olingan
F. ©. Knott
Beary Williams
EB. P. Gale
Joseph W. L. Carty
Olives Cemetery
Carty
Favorably Reported Shoemaker Road Law Advances in State Senate
The Senate Corporations Committee reported favorably the 1,003 mile railroad ticket bill and asked it be made the special order for this afternoon. The measure would end the extra ten dollar ticket deposit and allow mileage bonds to be used by purchasers and their families. sale of 600 mile tickets for ten dollars is required. The bill passed the House and faces likely Senate passage. A House victory killed the Shoemaker Road Law bill, while a Senate postponement on the Judges Pension Law was adopted. Governor Warfield signed bills authorizing Frederick County sinking fund, proportional franchise taxes for Thermont and Walkersville, an annual $1,000 appropriation to the Maryland State Firemen, among others.
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State Senate
Lana- Sur Moore
Corporations Committee
Andere
House
Senate
Friends of the Shoemaker
Lockey
Frederick County
Roada and Highways Committee
Hill
Prince George's
Tly
Eyler
Broderick County
Seth
Warfield
Thormont
Thermont
Walkersville
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Fall fashion sale highlights linen goods and veils
An early 20th century style advertisement notes low prices on white linen materials and lace waists with cream skirts and suits. It promotes new veiling fabrics, lace items, and ready to wear waists while urging quick selection due to popular demand. The copy emphasizes linen bindings, flax fabrics, and decorative patterns for women’s garments.
Will of Thomas Gostetto filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late Thomas Coatello of Liberty is filed in the Orphans Court for probate. It bequeaths $1,000 to sister Catherine Reardon, $100 to niece Julian Reardon, $260 to nephew Edward J. Dillon, $250 to nephew Matthew Dillon, with the residue to Catherine Reardon. Daniel T. Reardon is named sole executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gostetto
Thomas Coatello
Liberty
Orphans'’ Court
Catherine Reardon
Daniel T. Reardon
Julian Reardon
Edward J. Dillon
Matthew Dillon
Catherines Reardon
Inventor Dr Glyde Molesworth Promises Home Ice Plant
Oklahoma City inventor Dr Glyde Molesworth announces a home ice making machine with liquid gas refrigeration. A Molesworth Refrigeration Co with $200000 capital plans large scale production in Oklahoma City and other cities. The device aims to let farmers and households own compact units costing about $20 and producing up to two hundred pounds daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Canary
Glyde Molesworth
Oklahoma City
O. T
Promiass
Cuebla
Moses Worth
Qokishoma City
Molesworth Refrigeration Company
Oxishoman
Ics Trust
Ics
Orifanica Company
Intertor
Oxtahams City
Moleaworth Company
Passngehroogs Bolier
Molesworth
Apstead
Oklahams City
Dr. Molesworth
Frank 8. Molesworth
Frederick County
Thcols
Distinguished Bristolan Johannes Miersch A Renowned Violinist
A Bristolan violinist Johannes Miersch began in Dresden, studied with Rappoldi and Wuellner, pursued composition in Munich, and graduated with honors from the Royal Academy of Music. He held posts in Graz Aberdeen and Bayreuth, toured Bavaria and Switzerland, and later performed in the United States. He combines German and Franco Belgian school styles and plans further work in the United States. AS Woman’s Colleges Haul, Saturday evening, March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Miersch
Royal Conservatory
Dresden
Rappoldi
Wuellner
Munich
Ledwig Abel
Joseph Rheinbarger
Royal Academy of Music
Mierzch
Saxony
United States
Aganloist
New York
Paicharmonie Olob
Miersch
Asmance
Ludwig Ferdinand
Bavaria
Albert
George
Greece
Rnturn
Woman's Collegs
Excelsior Steam Carpet Works Opens For Business
Local notes advertise carpet cleaning by Excelsior Steam Carpet Works owner O Fraxx Ricg. Also mentions Frederick Malis High School basketball event at Junior Hall on Thursday March 8 at 5 pm with admission ten cents. Includes ads for gas and electric bill reminders and early Edison records, dryer and shirt department, and osteopathy services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Malis
Thureday
S P.m. Banefit
Sehletias
The Convict's Daughter at City Opera House
A melodrama titled The Convict's Daughter will be presented at City Opera House on Tuesday night March 13. The five act play follows a Southern homestead and other scenes with characters including James Blackadder and Edith. Real estate news notes Cramer & Stauffer selling about 8 acres at Mountville to Joseph W. Darner of Jefferson for 760.
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City Opera Hosel
Gould
Sfth
Hfe
Haz
Cramer & Stauffer
Joseph W. Darner
Jefferson
Mountville
New Paper Hanger and Decorator Joins Local Firm
Bernard Wilson, an experienced paper hanger and decorator, has joined LE. Ellinex in our city. He brings years of work in Washington and other places, promising reliable service without extra cost for artwork, inviting customers to view the new papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellinex
Bernard Wilson
Washington
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