Fragmented historical obituary list with scattered names
An OCR fragment from E Daily News lists multiple historical figures and dates, including Jatan History March 18, Nascent East Roman rulers, Esther Johnson as Stella, and Ney and Napoleon era notes. It also mentions Daniel the chemist urologist, Rene de Montalembert, Bonaparte Wyse, and various local notices and ads, all jumbled with incomplete lines and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlin
Esther Johnson
Dean Swift
Stella
Shef Jcnepl H
Ney
Elba
Daniel
Purely Personal Hampton readings and visits
PURELY PERSONAL. B Hay of Washington was in yesterday Jarrie Zimmerman left for Hay this morning Wabster of York spent Sat in Brederick Elmer K Ramsberg of Utica is crick on business T Spangler of Annville Pa his city yesterday 2 Rossoos C White spent Lun h friends at McKaig George H Whitmore of Liberty ing the day in this city George H Shipley of Ellerton is t the day in Frederick Edgar Litzel of Lancaster in Frederick yesterday Mamie Boder of Baltimore esterday with friends in this Cher3sa Bowers of Washington on a visit to her home in this Mantle Grove of Washington is visiting Miss Jennie Yasite of Nannie Haver has returned on a short visit to friends in ore Jacob Schmidt who has been on to friends in Hagerstown has i home Jolton Wolfe formerly of Fred at now of Washington is one friends in this city E H Andrews of Birmingham is visiting her mother Mrs C Yaste of Araby Clara E Garris and Mrs Emma of Baltimore returned home om a visit to Mrs Wm Adams brick street J C Bushnell and daughter te of New Haven Conn is Mr W G Birely and family farket street Idna Genevie House and Miss iy Phalen two attractive young f Brunswick spent Saturday ends in Winchester Wa er G Manahan Albert Baker Rose and George Caldwell of burg left on Monday for Frank ie LL where they expect to de ployment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hay
Washington
Jarrie Zimmerman
Hay
Wabster
York
Brederick
Elmer K Ramsberg
Utica
Crick
T. Spangler
Annville
Rosoos C. White
McKaig
Eorge H. Whitmore
Liberty
George H. Shipley
Ellerton
Frederick
Edgar Litzel
Lancaster
Mamie Boder
Baltimore
Nannie Haver
Ore
Acob Schmidt
Hagerstown
Jolton Wolfe
Fredat
E. H. Andrews
Birmingham
C Yaste
Araby
Clara E. Garris
Emma
Wm. Adams
Brick Street
J. C. Bushnell
New Haven
Conn
W.G. Birely
Farket Street
Idna Genevie
Iy Phalen
Brunswick
Winchester
G. Manahan
Albert Baker
Rose
George Caldwell
Burg
Frankie, LL
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A string of short notes covers daily life topics and local happenings. Mentions include ground hog events, egg prices, fashion praise, and social behavior. Local items note J B Wargett’s horse event on East Street and C C Keady’s new West Church Street residence nearing occupancy. United States cane sugar production and broader labor concerns are touched, with a fragment about Mrs. Baker, widow of Joseph Baker, Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. W. Hargett
East Street
Cuba
C. C. Keady
A . Wetzell County
W. Va
James H. Richard
Conference closes as Bishop Kephart urges ministers on conduct
The United Brethren Conference at Middletown met on Saturday for devotional exercises led by Rev. S. L. Rice. A resolution memorialized Congress against seating Mr. Roberts of Utah in the House. The Church Erection Society reported mortgages on churches and ordered local congregations to arrange debt payments. Financial reports show Treasurer C. W. Stinespring and Rev. A. M. Evers presenting balances. Bishop Kephart stressed temperance, denounced fighting in pulpits, and endorsed the Anti-Saloon League of Maryland. A missionary rally closed the afternoon. evening sermons and a praise service preceded assignments for the coming year and a centennial pilgrimage plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephart
United Brethren Conference
Middletown
S. L. Rice
Keedys-ville
Congress
Roberts
Utah
House of Representatives
Church Erection Society
Ihs
Weekly
A. M.evers
Treasuer
Dayton
Ohio
Westernport
C. W. Stinespring
Home Educational Society
W. Stinespring
D. Barshinger
G. L. Rice
C. F. Flook
W. W. Wagner
D. Barger
W. E. Dougherty
P. CB
W. Bazzle
H. Snell
Kephart
Moore
Anti-Saloon League of Maryland
J. E. B. Rice
Gavil
J. F. Spangler
J. B. Chamberlain
L. O. Burrimer
L. Rice
Eephart
W. W. Bazzie
Williamsport
J. P. Lawrence
Washington
J. B Chamberlain
Hagerstown
Bagerstown
R. Byrd
Keedysville
Boonsboro
Myersville
G. J. Roadabush
Thurmont
D. Daugherty
Frederick
Walkersville
Midland
Robrersville
Grove
M. Evers
J. T. Spangler
Lebanon Valley College
S.J. Evers
Union Church
Glenbrook
Conn
S. S. Rice
U. B
Friends of the Church
Pastor Rev M J Rrondan's Farewell Sermon
Pastor Rev M J Rrondan of St Marys Church Barnesville and St Roses Crappers Montgom County preached his farewell sermon to a large crowd at St Roses yesterday. He departs Wednesday March 15 to lead a large church near Baltport. Riordan served eleven years at aesville improving the charge in numbers and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Rrondan
St. Mary's Church
Barnesville
St. Rose's Church
Crapper’s
Montgomery County
Baltport
Riordan
Aesville
Great Fire Threatens Salisbury on Eastern Shore
A morning blaze at Jackson's Mill No 1 on Main Street Salisbury spread quickly aided by strong winds. Firefighters asked for help from Wilmington Willington Criefield and Pocomoke City, endangering the town's lower district. The lumber yard and mill were heavily damaged, a historic third disaster since 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Jackson’s Mill
Main Street
Willington
Criefield
Pocomoke City
Wilmington
Baltimore News Highlights Kingdom and Tragedies
Two Filipinos visit Baltimore. Frank R. Simpson dies from a fall in his home. Talbot county schools announce changes. Justice of the Peace William H. Vane dies aged 56. Coroner investigates Cambridge poison case. Schooner Annie EK Reynolds capsizes. six drowned. Postmaster W. Prior Armstrong dies of typhoid at 58. Lehigh railroad passenger train derailment with no fatalities. Robbery at George Washington House Bladensburg nets 340 dollars. St Charles Catholic church in Pikesville dedicated with Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Monaghan. Pastors urge memorial to McKinley and the Czar advocating peace. John Graham, a coal miner, emboweled in a galaoon affray near Lonawm ing. Van Buskirk charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank R. Simpson
Talbot County
William H. Vane
Queen Anne’s County
Cambridge
Annie EK. Reynolds
Potomac River
W. Prior Armstrong
Crampton
Lehigh
Harford County
George Washington House
Bladensburg
St. Charles
Pikesville
Cardinal
Deaths and notices from a Maryland town obituary list
The column records multiple deaths including Mrs. Mary Cretin near Mount St. Mary's College and W. W. Heard of consumption at East Third Street, with funeral arrangements and burial details. It also notes the deaths of Mrs. Sarah M. Haller, Miss Laura A. Grove, Mrs. Augusta A. Ecker, Ethel V. Burras, and Mrs. Sanner, listing ages, family ties, and burial plans. A Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes the clipping.
Religious Week in Local Churches and Society Notes
Sunday school and church services recap with multiple pastors from German Baptist, Methodist, Trinity M E, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Lutheran and Episcopal churches. Texts include Cal 6 10 Mark 8 38 Acts 7 67 and more. Monthly Womens Missionary Society meeting and Mite Society session planned. officers elected for Sunday school. Lenten services announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brauner
German Baptist Church
Page Milburn
M. KE. Chorel
J. LH. Wilbite
Trinity M. E. Church South
Evangelionl Reformed Church
Esohbesh
Eph
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kuhlmap
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
L. M. F. Myers
Saint James’ Lutheran Church
J. H. Michael
David Steiser
Ira V. Moore
David Steiner
Amaranth Club Event in Washington Hosts Dinner for Senator McComas
At 804 H Street NE in Washington, Mrs W L Hughes hosted Amaranth Club guests with games and prizes, refreshments, and decorated parlors. A complimentary dinner for Senator Louis E McComas, to be held at Ranscher's on March 23, will be presided over by Supreme Court Justice Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. L. Hughes
H Street
Alma Lieb
Mt. Pleasant
Amaranth Club
Senator M'Comas
Louis E. McComas
Dutton Removal Sparks Congregation Discontent at Reisterstown
Members of the Reisterstown Methodist Episcopal church oppose Bishop Goodsell’s decision to remove pastor Rev. N. E. Dutton. A petition for his return failed. Rev. James R. Wheeler will replace him. Wheeler once presided over the Frederick district and was rejected by Union Square M E Church in Baltimore last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reisterstown
Vagrancy cases before Justice Biser resolve in court
In a Saturday session before Justice Biser Mary Fitzpatrick was sent to Montevue for 30 days on vagrancy charges. Alexander Smith and Charles Anderson posted bail for a hearing at 3 o clock. A boy named Lee Peters, thirteen, suffered a crushed heel after a caboose accident in Brunswick. Dr. A G Hormne treated the injury with no amputation needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Biser
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ridenour
Montevue
Alexander Smith
Charles Anderson
Glessner
Lee Peters
Brunswick
A. G. Hormne
Retreat at Academy of Visitation this week
A retreat is held at the Academy of Visitation continuing through Thursday conducted by Rev Fr Colgan. Miss Prince of Washington and Miss Math of Baltimore, pupils of the institution, attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Visitation
Fr. Colgan
Prince
Washington
Math
Baltimore
American Troops Capture Pasig Guadeloupe San Nicholas
A March 12 dispatch reports American forces capturing Pasig Guadeloupe and San Nicholas with six American wounded and thirty Filipinos killed. The file includes a Baltimore postmaster commissioning and a local residence purchase, plus an ad urging Hood's Sarsparilla for dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas News
Manila
Pasig
Guadeloupe
San Nicholas
Battle of the Monocacy Lecture At Wonans College
Major E. Y. Goldsborough gave a vivid lecture on the Battle of the Monocacy at Wonans College. He used a large chart to map positions, described shifting lines, and recalled the Federal stand that delayed the Confederates long enough to help defend Washington. He shared anecdotes including a near escape with Gen. Tyler from Confederate cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Goldsborough
Wonans’ College
Maj. Goldsborough
National Capitol
Goldsborough
Washington
Gen
Tyler
Old Maid Burden and Wedding Rights Rally Note
A poem protesting marriage pressure ends with a social reform flag. The State Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will meet in Baltimore on April. The Death and Sick Benefit Association of Maryland and the District of Columbia held its sixth annual meeting at Denton, Md, deciding to move future meetings to May 30 and to hold the next in Thurmont. Harry B. Witter is listed as a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Mechanics
State Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Germania Maennergher Hall
Baltimore
United American Mechanics
Maryland
District of Columbia
Denton
Thurmont
Harry B. Witter
Philomathan Literary Society Debates and Week Ahead
The Philomathan Literary Society voted affirmatively on the recent debate. Next Thursday features readings by Mr Lewis, recitations by Mr Mac Gill, an essay by Mr Urner, with further debate by Messrs Ausherman Etchison versus Messrs Cramer Rohrback. A Quaestion asks if mourning for the dead should be abandoned. Tommorrow sales note Adam Diehl Jr of near Weadsboro to dispose select personal property through John I Dotrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Thoreday
Lewis
MacGill
Urner
Messrs
Ausherman and
Etchison
Cramer
Rohrback
Winter wear blends into spring at Gur Store
A local ad notes daily arrivals of new garments for the spring trade of 1800. Silk and Perene pieces are highlighted as well as skirts and hangers. Neidig & Miller along with Clinton E. Main advertise apparel and pharmacy services including physician prescriptions. The tone is promotional with emphasis on fit and reliable color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
Toy Flying Machines or Tailless Kites Headline
Ask your dealer for them or send 10 cents to Dr. Charles Zimmerman patent and manufacturer at 66 East Patrick street Frederick Maryland to get one by mail. Dr William C Boteler limits his practice to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat permanently located here offices 28 North Market Street residence City Hotel spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight free examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Motil
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Frederick Merchants Pocket Guide and City Directory
Mr. EB McLain compiles a pocket guide of Frederick merchants and will soon publish a general directory for Frederick city and county. The project aims to aid local commerce and provide a comprehensive local listings resource.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. McLain
Frederick
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key Council Sets Meeting After Death of Brother Heard
Special meeting of Francis Scott Key Council No. 48 C U A M at Henry Wineberg's store tonight at 7 30 to take action on the death of Brother W W Heard All members to meet at the hall tomorrow afternoon Tuesday at 3 o clock to attend the funeral C E Saarrer C G H Ramixe RB 5 For sale lane stone screenings suitable for walks in yard or garden Wil lard O Keller S Patrick street Saks Optical Company 525 Seventh Street Washington Will be in Frederick City Hotel March 16 and 17 1899 Ives examined free
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. W. K. Heard
W. W.K. Heard
East Third Street
John W. Heard
Frederick Herald
Henry Wineberg
Francis Scott Key Council
United Fire Company
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Sarah Baller
Sarah M. Haller
Jacob Baller
Araby
George Kauntner
Harman
Araby Chapel
Laura A. Grove
Manassas J. Grove
G. J. R. House
Broad Run
the Reformed Church
Burbuisville
C. E. Saarrer
C. G. H. Ramixe
Lane Stone Screenings
Willard O. Keller
S. Patrick Street
Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Frederick
City Hotel
Ives
Saka
Japanese Mattings Offer Expands Frederck Stock
The store reports 43 rolls of Japanese mattings arriving last Saturday with 52 more to follow tomorrow. The new shipments join an immense existing stock to form Frederck’s largest matting line yet, including blue, green, olive, wood, red and white weaves. The vendor pledges to double the line and beat competitors on price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
Mulliniz Wall Paper Stock Show Brings Large City Quality
Mulliniz wall paper department proclaims the largest and best display in its section with season’s latest novelties in wall decorations. Four varieties to choose from. estimates available, work done quickly and guaranteed first class in every respect.
SAPPINGTON OFFERS DECORATED TOILET SETS AND LAMPS
Advertises a crate of beautful decorated toilet sets with bright flower designs and low prices. Announces a 25 percent reduction on designated lamps and promotes White Star coffee as the preferred brand. Claims four grades of goods and urges customers to try them, noting fresh roasted peanuts at the corner.
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E Daily News
Minetes
Tre Nene
W. L. Moorr
Jef
The
Weather Bureau
Ae ‘Carr
Hinery Parlor
EH. Payne
O.E Cline
I. Wilson
Samuel Dutrow
Nellie Dean
C. EB. Schaeffer
F. B. Rhodes
Ockers
Carty
Oods
Kaufman’s
Mattings
C. E. Cline
John Hendrickson
Geo. S. Radock & Co
F.V. Staub
Cher3sa Bowers
This
Mantle Grove
Jennie Yasite
New York
Victoria
Army
United Brethren Church
Manica
News OF
Mary Cretin
John H. Cretin
Andora
Mount St. Mary’s College
Henry Dialman
St. Anthony’s Catholics
Augusta Ecrer
Augusta A. Ecker
Wim Ecker
Oak Orchard
Singanore
Hamilton Lindsay
Mies
Ethel Burras
Ethel V. Burras
Daniel&. Burras
East Fifth Street
Mt. Olivet
Sino. Fisxen
Sanner
John Sanner
Howard County
Lisbon
Frederick County
Hood
Sunday Schools and Societies
Grace Reformed Church
I. M. Motter
E. L. McLean
Mite Society
Trinity Chapel
Osborne Ingle
All Saints Episcopal Church
Philippians
Saint Mary’s Chapter
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Wasutxserox
Henry Debring
Monon Steam Laundry
Pela
Ty Major Goldsaborough
Borden
Sykesville
Bard
Hymen
Maida’ Burden
Carroll
Toya
Glortriga
A. D
Suirt Willits
Silk
Perenle
John Hexoniczson
P. S
Neidig & Miller
Rederick
Navnscor
Noemie & Muza
N. Market St
Clinton BE. Main
Clinton E. Main
North Market Street
Apanese Mattings
Mulliniz
L. E. Moz. Telephone
E. Cline
B. Sappington
Seatdewls
GEO
Rodoce & OO
Easons
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son Funieral
Andbomba
North Market
Frederick, bin
F. V. Staub
Parton
E.,v. Snavs
Northwest Corner Market
Market Stratariak
C. E. Ramsburg
Prunea
Codiak
Markerel
C. BE. Ranszone
Baer A
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Schley
Maine
Hobson's Choice
C. B. J. Heisley Keller
Drueciat
Willard Ockeller
EB. Patrick ST
Nicodemus
University of Maryland
Febiediy
Alfred Ritter
Milton G. Orner
Oy Oon
Keeks Urner
Keedy & Urner
Thorn
Law
All Law
Record Street
Reterick
P. Levy
Leer
Court Striex
Ceara
Wey
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