March History Events and Notable Births and Deaths
A fragmented list recalls dates of leaders and figures: Palentinian assassinated as emperor, Alexander VI of Scotland dies, James Madison born in Port Conway Virginia, Napoleon Eugene Louis Joseph son of Napoleon born in Paris killed in Zululand, Carnot dies in Paris, John W Broadus president of Baptist Theological Seminary, British forces commander Lockhart in some birthplace.
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Palentinian
Alexander VI
Scotland
James Madison
Port Conway
Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph
Napoleon HE
Paris
Zululand
Lezere Hippolste Carnot
Blsa
Iss
John W. Broadus
Baptist Theologice Seminary
S.A. Lockhart
Inborn Is
News Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
Readers are urged to promptly inform The News of any irregularities in paper delivery.
Notice to Tar News Subscribers on Address Changes
Subscribers who plan to change residence should mail both old and new addresses to ensure prompt and proper transfer of service.
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Tar News
People Come and Go on Frederick Local Social Note
Purley personal paragraph lists residents and guests visiting Frederick area and surrounding towns. Names include John L. Michael West Patrick street Doubs on business, Harry Moberly Baltimore visiting family, Bernard M. Thomas Baltimore return, George D. Norris Unionville in Frederick on business, Cyrus Frank Flock Myersville in Frederick, Mary Ebert visiting relatives in Brownsville, M J Grove Lime Kiln Week with relatives in Norfolk, Olie Oriet Hagerstown visiting family, Mrs Frank Nelson Dayton Ohio visiting sister, Mary E. Padgett Backeystown visiting Mrs Harry Houis Adams Town, J A Ramsberg East Fourth Street returned from Hagerstown, Magers Rhodes East Fourth Street returned from Gore Big County, John O Padgatt and Nellie Bucksystown visiting Frederick, Esttie Potsler Blamenauer Co. leaving for Philadelphia and New York a business trip, Marguerits Knode East Church Street returning from Philadelphia, Elizabeth Gilson South Market Street returning from Emmitsburg area, Margaret Rontzahr Yonkers visiting Frederick and Middletown, Mrs Charles E Rann and Miss Sarah Phienger West Patrick Street returning from Hoods Mills.
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Backeyatown
Harry O. Houis
Adamatown
J. A. Ramsberg
East Fourth Street
Hageratown
Bucksystown
Frederick
Esttie Potsler
Blamenauer & Co
Philadelphis
New York
Misa Marguerits Knode
East Church Street
Philadelphia
Hlizabeth Gilson
South Market Strees
J. Stewart Annan
Emmitaburg
Margaret Rontzahr
St. John’s Hospital
Yonkers
N.Y
Middletown
Charles E. Rann
Misa Sarah Phienger
West Patrick Street
Hoods Mills
Quiet West Seventh Street Wedding for Fox and Bailing
Miss Histe Mabel Bailing and Ernest Fox wed yesterday at 2 PM in Mr Christian Railing's home on West Seventh Street. Rev B L McLean officiated as family members attended. The bride wore white crepe de chine and the couple plan to live on South Market Street with a home-to-home date after April 16.
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Theery
Messrs
Doll Brothers
Mr. Fox
South Market Street
Local Market Quotations and Remodeling Notice
Tyson market quotes par bacrel 2.15 shelled 0.43 per bushel wheat No 3 red 0.72 No 3 0.65 damaged 0.60 per bushel Gasca prices par bushel 0.30. Temporary quarters at Worth Market Street for Steiner Brothers druggists during remodeling. Sale of Henry Remaburg yielded six horse team 1310 highest price 254 for one of the teams. cows up to 60.
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Bart. G. Warisg Tyson
Gasca
Harry FP. Fahrney
Worth Market Street
Messrs
Steiner Brothers
Prince
Henry Remaburg
Neas Middletown
Bids For Opera House Up for Reassessment Procedures
Four bids for base improvements were read by the mayor and aldermen but all but one lacked certified checks. Bids were sealed and read later, with three bidders named Frederick and rectors sedans from Westenhaver of Martiznoorg West Va. One bid contained no check. A further meeting will open bids after presenting certified checks. The discussion included theater lease talks with The Sing of the Cross company and suggestions for future improvements to attract better attractions. City Attorney Levy to draft ordinance on new property assessments. East Church Street crossing request referred to street committee.
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Allerman
So’dlock
Kemp
Frederick
Westenhaver
Martiznoorg
W. Va
R. G. Oraerin
Sing of the Cross
City Opera House
Opera House
Oraerle
Opera Hosa
Levy
Leasa
East Church Street
Wisner Streek
Committee On
Straeta
High-Grade Orchestra at City Opera House
Barton Ohio reports the Oliyaland Ladies Orchestra will perform tonight at the City Opera House under Y M C A auspices. Audiences applaud insistently and compel an encore, signaling the ensemble’s musical status and high grade akin to the Cleveland Orchestra.
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Oliyaland Ladies’ Orchestra
City Opera House
Barton
Ohio
Cleveland Orchestra
Realty Sales At Courthouse Door In Backeystown Mill
Harvey B Leane sold the Backeystown mill property with 8 residences and 12 acres of Isad to Wm F Steiner for 3500 as agent Cramer and Stauffer. Marvey R Lease sold the Mrs Mary Lb Haller three story brick dwelling at 137 West Patrick street to Mrs Charles A Daudis for 1650 at the courthouse door.
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Harvey B. Leane
Cramer & Stauffer
Backeystown
Wm. F. Steiner
Marvey R. Lease
Mary Lb. Haller
West Patrick Street
Charles A. Daudis
Local letters compare winter chill to southern warmth
A quirky note from Bredericktonians visiting Florida describes a sunny day with open windows, blooming arbor, porch chatter, and eating fresh produce while noting a 78 degree thermometer. The contrast with home winter is playfully framed as a sunny southern breeze.
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Frederick
Zalg
Hall
Isnow
Copper Land Options Reported After Inspection
Dr I M Snively and D B Orouse of Waynesboro Pa visited Wolfsville to inspect land owned by Mr Orouse. They expect large copper deposits beneath the tract and Dr Sulvery has secured options on several Wolfe Fille tracts following the survey.
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I. M. Snively
D. B. Orouse
Waynesboro
Wolfsville
Orouse
Snively
Sulvery
Wolfe- Fille
Burletrque at City Opera House Tuesday
The Metropolitan Burlerquers present an 11 SD engagement at the City Opera House on Tuesday March 20. The company includes thirty performers in seven acts with two burlerques. A chorus of pretty girls provides the pretty numbers, sung by competent artists.
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Burletrque
Metropolitan Burlerquers
City Opera House
Sign of the Cross staged at City Opera House
At the City Opera House last night the religious drama The Sign of the Cross by Wilson Barrett was presented before a fair sized audience. The play and its characters were acted exceptionally well and well received by the audience.
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City Opera House
Wilson Barrett
Groundhog's reign ends after six weeks of varied weather
Today marks the end of the six week period attributed to the groundhog scene. Reports note twenty six clear days, several occurrences of snow, seven rainy days and instances of hail. Four cold spells and seven days of warm weather are also counted.
Public Meeting Aims Rail Branch to Jefferson
A meeting is set for tomorrow at Jefferson to discuss action on a proposition to build a branch of the F. and M. Railway to that town.
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Jefferson
Rio Grande Railroad Disaster in Colorado Heads Causes
Special dispatch reports fifty passengers killed in a head on collision near Portland Colorado as two Rio Grande trains exploded into flames after the wreck.
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Colorado
Toe News Presio, Corp
Rio Grande Bailroad
Portland
Oolorado
Maryland Capital Visit Described By Springfield Correspondent
Correspondent describes Annapolis as Maryland capital with 6500 residents and 6 percent colored population. She criticizes local transport and urban neglect while noting Naval Academy presence and historic buildings including a state capitol knoll and colonial era structures.
Open Air Treatment Theme At Washington Meeting On Tuberculosis
Two stereoptican views titled The Prevalence of Consumption and the Open Air Gate were shown at a Washington DC YMCA banquet hall event Wednesday night under the prevention of consumption committee. Dr Noble P Barnes argued for letting nature heal with open air while warning against oil or gas stoves and crowded beds. Dr Jessa H Ramebargh urged avoiding patent medicines and harsh exercises, promoting rest over heavy breathing.
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Washington, D. C
Committee On the
Noble P. Barnes
Jessa H. Rameb
Drelmsburg
Rameburgh
Local illness updates from Frederick town list
The Sick, Miss Anns Gonrad has recovered enough to go out. Harold Ramsburg of West All Saints Street is on sick list. Ruth Ridgely remains ill but about the same. Alonzo Ely of East Fourth Street is able to be out again. The Lipps children of East Fifth Street are able to be about the house. Mrs David A. Shull, B. & O. avenue, after an operation at Frederick City Hospital, is dosing as well as can be expected.
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Anns Gonrad
Harold Ramsburg
All Saints’ Street
Ruth Ridgely
Alonzo Ely
East Fourth Street
Thomas Lipps
East Fifth Street
David A. Shull
B. & O. Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Lawmakers Debate School Commissioner Appointments Bill
In the House of Delegates Mr Scholl of Montgomery introduced a bill to amend how school commissioners in Carroll Frederick Dorchester Washington and Montgomery counties are appointed. Foster Remsburg’s nomination as octary public at Woodsboro was confirmed by the Senate.
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House of Delegates
Scholl
Montgomery County
Csarroll
Frederick
Dorchester
Washington
Montgomery Counties
Foster O. Remsburg
Woodsboro
Senate
Sale Planned for Farnaca Farm and Ore Mines
A Baltimore bankruptcy sale adjournment ends as Judge Morris is expected to ratify sale of Gstoatia Farnaca property. Joseph Taropp, the winning bidder, plans to reopen the furnace at Catoctin and hire 80 workers, rising to 250. ore contracts with Bethlehem Iron and Steel and others are in place. Charles M. Schwab is named among business partners.
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Tha Ais
Bina Monatala Iron and Steel Company
Gstoatia Farnaca Proparty
Morris
Uatesi Ssauss
Baltimors
Thx
Mesars
Jacob Rohrback
QO. O. Waters
Froiarlok
B. Eesne Olsgett
Baltimora
Jozeph Taropp
Everatt
Taropp Aksted
Siegely
Thrapp
Catoctin
Ora
Thas
Bethlehem Iron and Steel Company
Thropp
Clos
Charles M. Schwab
Bsaan
Trenton
Chinawara
Blus Mountain Iron and Steal Company
Baltimore City
Thomas J. Morris
District Court of the United States
Circuit Court
President Vice President and Officials Listed
A historical notice provides a roster of officers including President Vice-President Cashier Anat Cashier Jepox Jas McBerger DE Keraever Gro Ws Sara J D Barer and Judge Ino C Morren D A Hannerr Sous B Rawssera Tuos H Haunex G M Tromas.
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Jepox Jas, McBerger DE. Keraever
Gro
Ws. Sara
J.D. Barer
Ino.c. Morren
D. A. Hannerr
Sous B. Rawssera
Tuos H. Haunex
Local social notes and moves in Bloomfield and nearby towns
County correspondence from Bloomfield reports parties visits and moves, including Mrs Howard Wachter hosting friends and Evaritt Smith moving from Gatootia Switch to Mrs Myers farm. Nearby SEW MARKET and Daysville items note visits, appointments, and trips among residents and families in Montgomery and Frederick counties.
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Foster
Daisy Ridgely
Montgomery County
W. Ramsburg
J. P. Angleberger
E. L. Wachter
William
H. &. Stall
Engle and Son
Frederick
John Rios
Hagie
Rios
Orlando Price
Howard Sterling
B. L. H. Zimmerman
Local Notables Attend Union Mission Program
Miss Bartie Whitmore of Liberty visits Miss Mamye Orum while Miss Ann Bosogher attends the elitist event. A M E church mission service Sunday evening drew a large audience with musical solos by Balimore’s Suliton Shook and T B Felton of this place, others from Frederick Walkersville and Feaganville performed. Prof Crawley of Frederick College gave the address. Closing remarks by Rev W N Ridgely. Mr W E Hommel of Sparrow’s Paint visited his daughter Mrs Barry Matthew(s) last week.
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M. E. Church
Suilton Shook
Baltimore
T. B. Felton
Charles Ebert
Mise Mery
Frederick
W. N. Ridgely
Helena Bisnuffer
Walkers~ville
Katle
Hattie Hasson
Misase Mote Zimmerman
Feaganville
Eatelle Wachter
Walkersville
Lula Bhook
Avica Thomas
Ises
Edwin Devilbles
Crawley
Frederick College
Hasthen
W. £. Hommel
Sparrow's Paint
Barry Matthewa
Frederick Charmont Railway Final Survey Planned
Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Co plans final survey for a Frederick to Charmont line next week. Survey lasts about three weeks with D Columbus Kemp stating funds received reduce Frederick shortfall to about 7 000 dollars as subscriptions rise.
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Frederick‘Bharmont
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Saversi
Frederick
Glass Breaks From Awning Shaking Store Window
A noon accident in front of the Doll Brothers dry goods store caused a cross arm to detach from the awning and break a large plate glass window. In York, Rev R B Roders delivered lectures on the Johuatown Flood at United Brashren church to a small audience. J C Bayne, editor of the Herald, praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism and recommends its use at A Pearre’s Drug Store.
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Maurice Holdcraft
Messrs
Doll Brothers
R. BR. Roders
Allison Memorial Church
York
United Brashren
Boders
J.C. Bayne
the Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
A. Pearre
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This Place
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Osobage Run
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Dayaville
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Near Unior Chapel
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Ceresville
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MT. Pleasant
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Maxi Vist
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Q. L. Kefau Yee
Frederisk Ma
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North Market Bireet
Frederick, MD
Mayzodis
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Church Street
Hoss Life Flour
Life
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Sskesville
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Sykesville
F. B. Sappinwtoy
Dee and Tanes
Baginnera
Sae
BR. B. Bappingtor
North Market Street
Cisy Matt
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