March 17 In History Olso Battle and Notable Figures
Historical notes mark the Battle of Munda in Spain and a Uyteat conflict opposing Ras Chexa. Entries recall Marcus Aurelius Antoninus as a late emperor, poet Ato Lawe comreqated Boston, Taney US Chief Justice who issued the Dred Scott decision, and other figures like Bonaparte and Sir Guard Lempte with brief biographical mentions.
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Olso
Munda
Spain
Uyteat
Ras Chexa
Marcus Aureliua Antoninus
Rome
Wied
Apalli Muster
London
Ato Lawe
Boston
Uryoke
Taney
Lungelet
United States
Crewart County
Jspatics
Andrew Jackson
Marshall
Scott
Prince Naalvon
Joseph Charles Paul Jerune Bonaparte
Tison
Scrome
Sir Guard Lempte
Wheely News schedules twelve page weekly issue
The Wheely News announces a handsome twelve page weekly edition ready Thursday with full news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new and changed ads with deadlines Wednesday evening.
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Tax Weekly
Frederick City
Tur Westy
Baltimore and Ohio plans 3.5 million in railway improvements
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad approved extensive betterments totaling over 3.5 million dollars to improve northbound freight capacity from Bellaire to Lorain and on to the Great Lakes. Plans include grading reductions, double tracking, new yard at Fairmont, a Bellaire bridge upgrade, and a new line connection to ease Wheeling division congestion. North of Holloway much work has begun including the Medina cut-off at a cost of 200 thousand dollars. Also noted were small improvements and a charity entertainment at City Opera House for the Columbia Polytechnic Institute. Market quotes from Eastern Milling & Export: Corn 2.05 per barrel, shelled 44 cents per bushel, wheat No.2 red 73 cents per bushel, oats 40 cents per bushel, hay 18-20 dollars per ton.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Great Lake
Mannington
Wheeling
Fairmont
Ohio
New Castle
Akron
Lakes
Chicago
Cleveland, Lorain
Bellaire
Lorain
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Bellsire
Holloway
Bellfire
Medina
Bellasire
Bellaire Bridge
Shors
Smithfield
Banwool
Benwood
Goccas Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Fraley Story Details After Fatal Shot at Furnace
Fraely remains alive as he recounts the shooting at Oatootia Furnace. He says he intended to strike Freshman after seeing his sister attacked and that self defense prompted the rifle or pistol discharge.
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Wreshwan
Book of the Royal Blue magazine for railroad officials
The Book of the Royal Blue a special Baltimore and Ohio Railroad publication targets Odd Fellows Elks and North Eastern Saenger band conventions in Baltimore this summer. It features city illustrations and organization profiles with over a million combined members. Copies available single five cents or annual subscriptions fifty cents via D B Martin manager Passenger Traffic.
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Baltimore and Chico Railroad
Odd Fellows, Elks
North Eastern Saenger Band
Baltimore
D. B. Martin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nanural
New York D A R Chapter Social Meeting at Sherry's
The New York City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts a largely attended social afternoon at Sherry's. Regent Mrs Donald McLean in a gray gown received guests as vice regents Mrs Edwards Halil and Mrs Clarence Fostig assisted. No business was conducted. the regent delivered the spring address and spoke of harmony and peace after the congress.
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New York D. A. R
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sherry
Donald McLean
Edwards Halil
Clarence Fostig
Cumberland to Well Represented at State Firemen Meet
Six Cumberland fire companies will attend the Maryland State Firemen’s Association convention to be held here in June. They will be joined by four bands of music and about seven hundred uniformed men. Attending from Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania are also expected.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
David Grabb in Roanoke County Falls Into Long Sleep
David Grabb a longtime Back Creek Roanoke County resident aged ninety five has slept almost continuously since mid December. The case draws considerable attention as doctors and family observe his condition and age related fatigue.
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David Grabb
Back Creek
Roanoke County
Grabbd
Trolley Poles Arrive for B and M Railroad Work
A load of trolley poles for the B and M railroad arrived last night over the B and O railroad. Seventy poles will be used in Frederick city and distribution began from Fifth Street to South Street. Work to place the poles starts this evening with holes dug to feet deep and filled with concrete. Spars and wires will be installed to clamp the guy wires to the trolley wire as tracks are laid.
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B. & E. Railroad
Fifth Strest
South Street
Egan
Frederick City
Obituary notices from Frederick County deaths in 1900s paper
A quartet of obituaries recount the lives of H. Clay Stier a longtime Treasury official in Washington D C Jane Stewart of Park Mills Jonathan Baker formerly of Harmony Frederick Junctions Osbourne Diggs a Philadelphia resident age 32 with interment in Hopehill Each obituary notes family survivors and funeral details reflecting local church and community ties
Auction notices and society items from a historic page
Auctioneers advertise tomorrow sales for Oba and Mrs Wachter with land, brick dwelling, and tract garden. Personal property sale near the fair grounds includes horses and farm implements. Livestock sale by L M Bready for H E Trail at Tharston. Local sick lists note improving patients. Mill company formation in Montgomery County with capital of 12000 and several named organizers.
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Walter Saunders
W. Harrison
West All Saints Street
Woah B. Cramer
Court House
Wannie E. Wachter
East i Street
Chas. B. Fout
Harter R. Lease
Chas. X. Hargers
L. M. Bready
H. EB. Trail
Tharston
Pass ed century mark native of Burkittsville
Miss Matilda Alexander a resident of Frederick county died after a long life of good health. Born to George Alexander she remembered War of 1812 and early 1800s customs. Survived by sister Cornsin Alexander. funeral at 2 pm by Rev J W Pontius at Reformed Church Middletown with interment in Reformed cemetery Middletown.
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Matilda Alexander
Frederick County
Lewis BP. Voblentz
Middletown
Alexander
Burkittaville
Phyatotan
Misa Alexander
George Alexander
Tilghman Alexander
Borkittsville
Misa Cornslin Alexander
J. W. Pontius
The
Reformed Church
Miss Alexander
Reformed
The Rivals at City Opera House Review
The Tribune praises William W Jefferson in The Rivals at the City Opera House Chicago. It notes striking resemblance to his father Joseph Jefferson and cites a strong supporting company led by Joseph Jefferson Jr. The show opens Thursday with Sir Lancelot OTrigger by Joseph Jr and a cast including Jack Ware Odlin Paget Bender and others from the Jefferson Company.
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Jeffersons
William W. Jefferson
Bob Acres
Chicago
the Tribune
Willam W. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
William
William Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson, Jr
Sir Lacing O'Trigger
City Opera House
John Jack
Walter Ware
Harry Odlin
Folliett Paget
Blanche Bender
Jessie Sweet
Joseph Jefferson Company
Ithaca Conservatory of Music Concert on Road to Benefit Library
Ithaca Conservatory of Music qusries on tour to present a concert next Monday evening in Women's College Hall to aid the library. Bloomsburg papers praise the program saying it was one of the best of its kind with a large attentive audience. The recital features Mrs Booth contralto and Miss Keeler readings as noted in station reviews.
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Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Woman’s College Hall
Bloomsburg
Ithaca Concert Company
Bloomeburg
Bloomaburg
Mabel Pennock A Storied Stage Actress
Mabel Pennock, to play Lady Isabel and Madame Vine in East Lynne at City Opera, once led a Denver stock company popular enough to attract a proposed capitalists funded theatre bearing her name, planned as permanent star. She sought further experience in Paris under Gaîté daily tutelage, then returned to the United States to join Baker and Gibson's players.
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Mabel Pennock
Lady Isabel
Madame Vine
City Opera
Denver
Col
Paris
Guitry
Thers
United States
Baker and Gibson
Cruel Mule Case Reported in Montgomery County
A case of extreme cruelty to a sick animal is reported as a teamster across from Redland and a young farmer from Olasy respond to a colic by savagely severing the mule’s tongue with a razor. The animal dies soon after on the road. The item appears amid local folklore notes on St Patrick and St Sheela days and a Frederick County Historical Society meeting notice for Thursday at Major Goldsborough’s West Patrick street office.
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Montgomery County
F. H. Casheil
Redland
Washington
Wheaton
Olasy
The
Frederick County Historical Society
E. ¥. Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Telephone Call Improves Fabric Finish for Custom Napkin
A fragment describes selecting fabric and finish steps for a larger napkin. It notes a price reference of $1.26 and mentions wool grey green serge as the chosen material to achieve the desired look.
Purely Personal Social Updates and Circle News
Mr. Holmes Baker went to Baltimore on business. Mr. A. D. Willard is spending today in Baltimore on business. Mr. J. Alfred Rieter left this morning for Baltimore on business. Mr. Howard Young and family are moving from East Second to East Third streets. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Marsh have returned from a trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Miss Maria D. Tyler, lately in this city, has returned to Baltimore. Mr. Joseph Wolfinger, delegate to the last General Assembly from Washington County, is in Frederick today. Miss M. Edythe Zimmerman of Hagerstown visits her cousin, Mr. R. E. Zimmerman, 2 West South Street. Initiation: nine new members were initiated at the Knights of Fything lodge room last night, with eighteen more applicants slated for next Monday. Four applicants’ names on the table. Lemon tree at Mrs. Edwin L. Nast’s, East Third Street, bears 20 large lemons and several smaller ones yet unripe plus many blossoms.
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H. Clay Stier
HB. Clay Stier
Treasury Department
Leamington
Washington, D. C
Stier
Hoe
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Washington Bible Society
Jennia L. Stier
H. Clay Stier, Jr
George 5. Cooper
Eugana
A. Byrnes
Frank Goodwin
Misa Jennie Stier
Vermont Avenue
IRS
Jane Stewart
Jane Weldron Stewart
James Stewart
Near Park Mills
J.P. F. Grey
Urbana
F. A. Ordeman
Levi Qooley
William Fack
J. N. Whip
Charles Greene
Harridy Onutsale
Urbana M. EL Church
George W. Peters
Jonathan Baker
Harmony
Des Moines
Iowa
Groganickle
Meeting House
Robert E. Lee
Fannie Bruener
Sampson Young
Nettie Baker
Frederick
General Assembly
Washington County
M. Edythe Zimmerman
Hagerstown
R. E. Zimmerman
West South Streek
The
Knights of Fything
Edwin L. Nast
East Third Street
Don's Tonight Special Night at City Opera House
Tonight a series of special arrangements and a mid Lent entertainment. Trinity M. E. church benefit features Mrs McDaniel violin Dr Barck Osilo and others with a lea ven tableaux to close the program. Also listings for fresh seafood and a used piano sale at C M Stirr on North Market Street.
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Trinity M. E. Church
South
McDaniel
Caburne
Barck
Osilo
Oat
Oompher
Burek
City Opera House
Yeakiey
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Tur Nene
L. Moors
Weather Bureau
B.D
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Oldsborough
Ref
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Dougherty
John
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Ifr
Bangon Aquille
R. Yoakle
Obas
W. Stull
Lidie’a
Doll's
Thos
Kemp
the Wheely News
Columbia Polytechnic Institute
Washington, D
Henry Fraley
Roy
Oatootia Furnace
Fraley
Freshman
Misa Freshman
Christian Endeavor
George Buscard
Ella
Miss Fraley
Nelson Fraley
Bilvester Smith
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Catherine Freshman. Fraley
George English
Catoctin Furnace
David Grabbd
Vabodene G. Diggs
Osbourne G. Diggs
Philadelphia
Frederick Junction
Hopehill
Daniel Collins
Dorsey Ayers
Frank Jackson
Jacob Holland
Qobas Wins
Wm Gaines
Jacob Weeden
Geo. W. Peters
Oliver P. Bennett
Margaret Besant
Ohailes B. T. Hendrickson
Church Home
Botheron Uoward
Flouring Mill Company
Pew Flouring Mill Company
Dickerson's
Montgomery Counet
Messrs. Wilkinson Jonss
Lawrence A. Chiswell
L. Baker Nicholson
W. G. Brewer
Richard Davis
G. B. Jones
John W. Collier
Mercer Jones
Devoe
Matilda
Burkittsville
Powever
Middlecowa
Mag
Historical Society
Eevzens' Naitonal Bank
Ovlizens' National Bank
Premierick
J.D. Bake
G Baker
Peondelent
Wm, G. Zimmerman, Samuel G Duvall
Jepandas
Gigo
WAC Sant
Deparadsn
Cma
K Joux
Kansuunia
G. Babe
M. Phuatas
Roger McSikler
Doe
Kerara
Hani
DH Barer
Toa Ho Mannan
Jase JE
Walker
Dasint Bank
Vonnsol
Salo Laposh
Patraog
Bank Ly
Joan Hendrickson
Eroue
Aixtrs
Finleh
Xeideg & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton BE. Main
N. Market
Grol Grill
Lymn Haven's
Salta
B. Sappington
Rogers Bros
B. Bappingtoo
Citys Hall
Packard
West Virginia University
Backaguan
J. J. Jeles
Bayaons
Ourself
J. M. Bimey
L. E. Mullinix
LY Art Nouveau
BOOS
L. B. Mullinix
Fou
George Rrodock
MO Btore
Speiog
New Oxford
Madras
A. T. Rice & Sons
Paneral
Frederick Gounty Enlounee
Thomas
Farmer's Exchange
Rps
Frederik County
Farmern Exchange
Bouthers
Wester
Mays Glover
All Sainte Seni Carrell
Olediy
Mmoney
D. i. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawily
D. H. E. Petermas
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Dentis
North Market Street
D* W. GO. Boteler
Couny
London Hospital
Avadly Frederick, MD
Noam E. Cramer
Nic K. Oramee
Real Estate and Loan Office
Kate
Fidelity
Joann
Patrick St
Trepontes
Watereeih
Liberty Nike
Atte
Bethel Church
Elitr
Jhire St. Ltd
Weltiuss
Patke
Church St
Schlesetie
Urbsun Pike
New Barker
Mensel
Rooks Kevering
E. Cline
Oline
Niwesrapre
Don
George Stall I
B. Resenour & Sons
J.H. Keller
Park Hotel
Lidte's
Dei's
C. M
North Markat Street
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