Untitled historical note on deaths and places in 19th century
A fragmentary item from The Daily News references ages, deaths, and places including New York and Barn, with garbled OCR. It mentions names and dates such as 1889 and 1802, and references to people like Meister and Wood, but the text is largely unreadable and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Neweel
Joba Priesean
Buddha
Meister
Beberle Gaventer
York
Anhtan
Tyas Wood
Newspaper Delivery Reminder Calls for Prompt Reports
Subscribers are urged to report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News promptly to ensure timely delivery and accurate service.
Rennenkampef in peril in latest dispatch
From St Peterspuri a dispatch says Karopat kin telegraphs Mok en still held while Rennenkampé’s peril is extreme. Kuroki has separated Livevitoh and Rennenkampé, signaling a dire situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porial
St. Peterspuri
Karopatkin
Kuroki Haa
Livevitoh
Rennenkampé
Japs Take Machontan Near Mukden
Special dispatch from Tokyo reports Japanese forces capturing Machontan southeast of Mukden this morning marking another advance on the Mukden front during the Manchurian campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MachOntan
Mukden
Strike continues as New York workers await arbitration
In New York on March 8 the subway and elevated railroad strike persists with few trains running and growing crowds. Strikers plan to respond to arbitration proposals today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Purely Personal Notices from the City
Mr and Mrs David Lowenstein of Baltimore are in the city. Mr and Mrs Edw James Louise and Austin James have returned from Washington. Mr Camden J Ramaburg West Park street has returned after time in Washington and Baltimore. Judge McSherry and Mr Joseph D Baker are guests at the Chalfonte while in Atlantic City. Eleanor Carty and Miss Carty East Patrick street have returned from visiting Mrs M J Best in Washington. Miss Isabel Kreh and Miss Ruth J Dill of West Third street have returned after stays in Washington. Dr William C G Boteler reports springlike weather west of the Mississippi for the past three weeks and that western farmers are sowing spring wheat. the brief cold spell in that region lasted only one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
Edw. James
Louise
Austin James
Washington
Camden J. Ramaburg
West Partick Street
Judge McSherry
Joseph D. Baker
Atlantic City
N.J
Chalfonte
Eleanor Carty
Miss Carty
Patrick Straet
M. J. Best
Washington, D. C
Isabel Kreh
Ruth J. Dill
Weat Third Street
Wm. CG. Boteler
St. Joseph
Eureka
South Dakota
Mississippi
County Correspondence New Market Notes And Visitors
County correspondence from New Market lists visits by Mr Thomas Groff of Montgomery county to Mrs 8 Trundle and Mrs Elizabeth Drayer of Namaville spending a day with Miss Mary Stephene. Other items note Jamie Wood returning from a New York trip and visitors Hugh Wallis of Alexandria and Stephenson Hopking of Baltimore returning home. Local market prices show corn at 2.30 a barrel, wheat No 2 red 1.08, oats 10 cents per bushel. several spellings indicate regional usage. Also reports Miss Nora Miller and Miss Mary Smith sick at the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Thomas Groff
Montgomery County
Trundle
O. M. Utz
Charles Palmar
William Wood
Roy Sponsetter
A. J. Zimmerman
Harvey Mount
Washington
Elizabeth Drayer
Namaville
Mary Stephene
Jamie Wood
New York
Hugh Wallis
Alexandria
Stephenson Hopking
Baltimore
Jahon E McCahan
G. Waring Tyson
Beware of Mercury in Uatarrh Ointments and Hall's Catarrh Care
Caution against mercury containing ointments for catarrh and a promotion for Hall's Catarrh Care from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The text warns of mercury damage and claims the remedy works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Includes price and distribution note.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toled
Toledo
F J. Cheney & Co
Alldraggiste
Tate Hall
Praise for Governor Warfield at Frederick banquet tribute to his leadership
The Frederick Business Men's Association banquet honored Governor Warfield as guest of honor. Speakers praised his governance and urged continued, nonpartisan municipal progress. They noted the governor thanked the association, saluted women’s influence, and urged civic improvement through honest administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efort
Bhrederick
Warfield
Business Men's Association
Frederick Lass
Esch
United States
MacQardall
Buainses Men's Association
Cooolot
Frederick
McCardell
Boch
Edwice Warfield
Maryland
Hammond Urner
Urner
Edwin Warfield
Washington
Harrison
Business Men’s Association
Ita
Lawyara
Janet M. Newman
Epsaker
Business Men’s Association of
Daniel T. Ordeman
Park Mills
Po Tayor Smith
Ordeman
Annie Laarie
Swanee River
L Banner
Baltimore
Frederick banquet backs Warfield for US president
Frederick business leaders and citizens nominate Edwin Warfield for president of the United States at a banquet. Speaker Glevo H. Worthington cites Warfield’s business methods and Maryland governance experience. Governor Warfield is invited to Annapolis, with 90 attendees and a Frederick Selent Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Business Men's Association
Glevo H. Worthington
Srace Warfield
United States
State Board of Education
Worthingson
Urner
Citizens of
People of
Maryland
Edwin Warfield
Frank B. Sappington
Warffald
McCardell
Frederick &0
Annapolis
Batrog
Bermano
Frederick Selent
Mesara
D. Charles Winebrenest
Sfoward
George I. Wilson
B. Evard Kepper
Frank V. Staub
Transfers and notices from Circuit and Orphans' Courts week
Week ending March 8 1905 reports real estate transfers marriage licenses and court actions. Entries include deeds from Brunner to Laaman Miller to James Hinckley to Pry Gooley to Magnaha and Hoffmans among others with values. licenses for Smith and Roberta Stull and Martz Barkley Alderton and Anderson. court orders guardianships estates probates and admin appointments for multiple individuals including Ross Derr Delaplane Todd Darborow and others. inventories and final accounts filed and warrants to appraise personal property issued.
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Circuit and Orphans
Margaret M. Brunner
John R. Laaman
Urbana
Daniel B. Miller
Wm. B. James
Elevor O'D. Hinckley
Mary BE. Pry
Ida M. Michiel
John
Gooley
John M. Ahalt
George W
Magnaha
George W. Hoffman
Gorge E
J.M.S. Hoffman
James G. Stevens
George E
J. M.S. Hoffman
George EH. Cook
Joseph Lea Hargett
Julia A. Fritz
William A. Fritz
Daniel W. Forrest
Bosan E. Stottlemyer
Susan BH. Stottlemyer
Ooo A. Forrest
Orfphans' Court
Zachariah G. Thomas
Elizabeth MacCleary
Parol
William H. Mercar
Charles W. Ross
Frederick County
Cornelia R Ross
Ansi
Charles Shipley
Cletus L. Fogle
Clarence O. Fogle
Cletus W. Fogle
Claude G
Merls M. Fogle
Grayson P. Larkins
Joseph and
James Larkine
Calvin N. Stemon
Isebatla Pryor
Thomas Sim
Eugene L. Derr
John Derr
Lydia
Fiorence
Pauline Shipley
Charles A. Pearrs
Eme Hine Delaplane
William H. Delaplane
Notios
Margaret EB. Darborow
William H. Todd
Governor Warnard Tours City Hospitals And School For Deaf
Governor Warnard had a busy afternoon visiting the City Hospital and the School for the Deaf and Dumb. He praised the hospital management, toured four major operations led by Dr. Quillen of Baltimore, and attended an informal reception. Twenty five physicians greeted him, and he later joined a banquet of the Business Men’s Association.
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Warnard
City Hospital
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Charles W. Coaldaborough
Steiner Sohley
Charles B. Trail
William H. Wagner
Board of Trustees
Thomas T. Quillen
Baltimore
Hermann
A L. Eader
Carty
Eader
Ladies’ Auxiliary Board
Miss Williams
Misa Shriver
Business Man's Association
Olghe
Warfield
Frederick
Social World Pound Party at Edward Cook Home
A lively pound party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cook at Obnroh Hill on Thursday evening February 26. A large crowd enjoyed organ and violin music banjo and graphophone games and a late supper before continuing until early morning. Numerous attendees include Ella Whip Alice Miller Carris Miller Fannie Kemp Edith Whip May Kemp Margaret Lambert Mary Daegrange Bertha Anglebower Grace Degranges Maud Cook Mary Cline Sadie Degrange Minnis Oling Blanche Keller Virgle Easterday Kathe Monberg Annie Stockman Cora Mosberg Ollie Stockman Emma Morningstar Mary Stockman Mortis Poole and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
and Mire
Edward Cook
Obnroh Hill
Mosia
Ella Whip
Alice Miller
Charris Whip
Carris Miller
Fannie Kemp
Edith Whip
May Kemp
Margaret Lambert
Mary Daegrange
Bertha Anglebower
Grace Degrangs
Maud Cook
Mary Cline
Sadie Degrange
Minnis Oling
Blanche Keller
Virgle Easterday
Kathe Monberg
Annie Stockman
Cora Mosberg
Ollie Stock
Church Services At Knoxville And Burkittsville
There will be service in the Reformed church at Knoxville Sunday next at 10 30 a m and at Burkittsville at 7 00 p m. Lenten service will be held at Burkittsville every Wednesday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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the Reformed Church
Knoxville
Burkittsville
Bank Officers and Names From an OCR Fragment
OCR fragment lists several bank figures including WM. BAKER HR D BAKER WM GSZIMMERMAN Provident vice resident SAMUEL DUVALL ee president cashier Aust Cashier Jupaz Jas McBreray Kevauver Qxzo Wu Bata J D Banu dupaz Jxo Morren D A Hara Jown 8 Ramenova Tuos B HALLER Walker G. be. Cc. M. THomas Daniel Baker
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Jupaz Jas
McBreray D
Kevauver
Qxzo
Bata
J. D. Banu
Dupaz
Morren
D. A. Hara
Jown
Ramenova
Tuos
B. Haller
Work of Death and Local Notices in Thormont Area
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Isabella Pryor aged 72 with funeral and interment details in Foxville, Thurmont and Seithsburg funeral directors named. Other items report Mrs Wm Johnson of Engla wood, Ohio, formerly local resident, and a concert at Woman's College Hall featuring Arie Laden quartet with violinist Miss Leavitt and other performers. Grace Reformed church organ dedication announced with service March 12 conducted by Rev Robert J Pilgram and Rev E L McLean, including a musical program.
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Isabella Pryor
Ieabella Pryor
George W. Pryor
M. L. Pryor
Thormont
Tourmont
Woman's College Hall
Arie Laden
Aartet
Boston
Misa Mackazie
Ben Har
Misa Leavitt
Ratfeld
Miss Monaghan
Golea
Miss Simpson
Harry L. Hagan
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Church
God
Robert J. Pilgram
Baltimore
E. L. McLean
Deaths and Trials Across Maryland Then and Now
William Henry Lambert dies at Ches tertown and Denton Travinger dies at Old Forges Washington county. John Powell passes away in Hagerstown aged 72 at his daughter's home. Judge Keedy signs order ratifying C and O Canal settlement with Western Maryland Railway. Quatrals Pennsylvania Conference United Evangelical Church adjourns after minister assignments. James Bailey alias Shorty faces Rockville for attempting to rob Sandy Spring National Bank, held for grand jury action. William H. McDuell dies near Brownsville aged about 70s. survived by widow and two sons in New Mexico.
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William Henry Lambert
Chestertown
Potomas
Williamsport
Denton Travinger
Old Forgs
Washington County
Pneumonis
John Powell
Frank McCoy
Hagerstown
Judge Keedy
Western Maryland Railioad Company
Garrett
Lee MoDuell
Mortimer McDuell
New Mexico
Local Studio Openings Invite Public Tour of Ivory Miniatures
The public is cordially invited to attend opening at the Kohlson Studio 45 North Market Street on Thursday and Friday evenings March 9 and 10. From New York come fine spring and summer samples of ivory miniatures and hand etched platinum work. Also suitcases and trunks to order, repair and pressing offered. Edw. James, Walter, 1 W. Patrick St. Conference of Obriatian Men Thursday night at MOA. Pastoral and Christian men from all churches expected. Movers seek clean carpets via Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Frederick County phone 31-2. Don’t fail to pay gas or electric bills by the 10th to save discount. O. 8ighbarger director at Dey Hotel second Wednesday next date March 4 and 10. free examination. Cabinet making and upholstery services advertised. O. L. H. Fox, 227 N Market St Frederick Co. Phone.
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Ktohlson
North Market Street
Dramatic Club Chooses Play for Benefit Show
At the Frederick Dramatic Club meeting the committee selected A Crazy Idea a four act comedy by Marion Hageman for a May 2 benefit for Frederick City Hospital. The club will announce the coast later. The reading committee reported the choice. The will of Mrs Margaret H Dar borow of Jefferson was filed for probate and leaves the residuary estate to her sister Mary O Marlow with Sarah Clap ham also listed as beneficiary.
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Monhry
Frederick Dramatic Club
Woman’s College
Reading Playa Committee
Manrion Hageman
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret H. Darborow
Jefferson
Orphane’ Court
Battle M. Clapham
Sarah Clapham
Mary O. Marlow
Farm sale and lots in town by local agents
Nosh E. Cramer sold to John T. Cronenberg a 190 acre farm along Lin ganore Creek in Mt Pleazant district Ehia county for 4500 with farm buildings. Land Improvement and Building Association sold development lots 23 35 38 to Prof. Amon Barges for 200. In memory of Clarence De Falson who died March 1 1901 near Walkersville. One mournful year has come and gone. And I have missed yor no. Bis Lovina Friexp Eviz peTa Lease.
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Nosh E. Cramer
John T. Cronenberg
Howard County
the Land Improvement and Building Association
L. M. Nixdorf
Clarence de Falson
Walkersville
Eviz
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Alderton and Anderson Wed at Davis Parsonage
The marriage of Mr J Berkley Alderton of Davis West Virginia and Miss Mary Anderson of Martinsburg West Virginia took place at 3 50 pm yesterday at the M E Church parsonage in this city with Rev L A Thirlkein officiating. Alderton works in the Treasury Department in Washington DC where the couple will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderton
Anderson
J Berkley Alderton
Davis, W. Wood
Mary Anderson
Martinaburg
W. Va
M. E. Church
L. A. Thirlkein
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
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