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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 18, 1899

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Veteran Hanover Clergyman Rev Daniel J Hauer Turns 93

Rev Daniel Jacob Hauer of Hanover Pennsylvania celebrated his ninety third birthday quietly at home. He is described as America's oldest living Lutheran clergyman with about seventy years in the ministry. Born in Frederick he traveled from North Carolina to Virginia and then Jefferson before settling in Hanover. He married Miss Warner of Baltimore who died four years ago. He has three children seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Daniel Jacob Hauer Hanover America Haner Mr. Haner Frederick Saints Episcopal Sunday School Court Street George Haver Misser Mary Susan Hauer West Patrick Street Nicholas D. Hauer Hauer Frederic North Carolina South Virginia Jeferson Abbottstown Warner Baltimore Schaeffer

Peace treaty signed as Spain assents to pact ending war

Washington reports the peace treaty with Spain was formally signed after long delays. M. Cambon may close the negotiations for Spain. exchange of ratifications will end the war, but the status of Spanish prisoners held by Aguinaldo remains unresolved. The treaty does not take effect until ratifications are exchanged and the president proclaims.

Philippines Washngton Spain Hay White House Cambeon Paris United States Senate Madrid State Department Department M. Gambon Jill M. Cambon Nnion United States Aguinaldo

The Stricken Statesmen

Washington reports no new word on ex Secretary Sherman's condition as the Paris nears the next port. Ex-Governor Fletcher of Missouri shows no marked change and continues a gradual decline. Senator Jones of Arkansas is somewhat improved.

Washington Sherman Teamrrow Paris Gortrpor Fletcher Missouri Senator Jones Arkansas

Windsor Hotel Fire Kills Many as Parade Passes

New York March 18 flames roar through Windsor hotel at Forty seventh street and Fifth avenue amid the St Patrick's day parade. Dozens dead and scores injured as guests leap from windows while firemen rescue others. Family of hotel proprietor Leland among those lost. Abner McKinley and his kin escape.

Leland Abner McKinley New York Windsor Hotel Forty Seventh Street Fifth Avenue Forty-seventh Street Elizabeth Leland Warren Leland Flower Hospital Helen Leland Amelia Paddock Irvington N. C Nancy Ann Kirk James 8. Kirk Chicago Bellevue M. Pierce Macon East Forty-sixth Street Laselles Grandy Elizabeth City Addie Gibson Murray Hill Hotel Elanor Louise Goodman John Connolly Helen Gould East Fifty-first Street Kate Roache Polly Noonan Hotel Employe Patrick McNichols James McGuire Neil McPhatter Kate Flannigan Nicholas Mallon Mehi‘able Henry Frank RB. Waldo Catherine Batley Helen Brexer von Spergie Catherine Misch G. P. Wheeler Dorothy Wheeler William S. Boyce Edward Skelton John Duke Warren F. Leland Mary Kirk Haskins Alice W. Price Nellis Thomas John Clifford Evien Curran William F. Love Arthur James Caro H. Calhoun Va. Simmons Rosina Rosenthal Thomas McPherson Borna B- D. Waterman S. 4. Purrington Belen Westerfield Margaret Lawne Badenberg Misa Winters Wil Lam Butler Thomas McCluskey Mra G. H. Stripner Miss Rosenhorn F.r Miss Gould McKinley

Fire Strikes Hotel Dozens Escape in Fifth Avenue Blaze

A hotel on Fifth Avenue suffered a major fire with guests escaping after alarms. Firemen performed daring rescues including saving an elderly woman from a window on the Fifth Avenue front. The McKinley family and other guests lost nearly everything, with about 1,000,000 dollars in total losses and salvors recovering only a fraction of valuables. Investigations continue at Armour packing plant and Fort Leavenworth after the blaze.

Acor Warren FY Leland Leeland Fifth Avenue Abner McKinley President McKinley Mc Kinley Mabel Helen McKinley John Sherwood McKinjey Dr. Morgan East Forty-fifth Street Helen McKinley Richard T. Wilson McI Inneys Manhattan Hotel F. F. Flower Roswell P. Flower

Survivor of the First Court House Jury

The article recalls George F. B. Crumbaugh of Walkersville now in the city, the lone survivor of the first jury impanelled after the 1862 Court House completion. Sheriff Michael Zimmerman presided with foreman David J. Markey. A Pennsylvania man was tried for larceny of a silver watch from George W Layman and a Mexican dollar from Harry Layman. The jury agreed guilty on eleven of twelve, but one member dissented, delaying verdict until a second jury convicted both charges and sent the prisoner to the penitentiary. Joseph Hayes of Emmitsburg, a horse rake maker, was the holdout.

George F. B. Crumbaugh Walkersville Court House Michael Zimmerman David J., Markey Hanshaw Markey Crumbaugh Pennsylvania Siilver George W Layman Harry Layman Madison Nelson Joseph Hayes Emmitsburg

Princess Kaiulani Dead in Hawaii Heir Apparent

News from San Francisco reports Princess Kaiulani died March 6 of inflammatory rheumatism. She was daughter of Princess Miriam Likelike, part of the Hawaiian royal family, born 1875, proclaimed heir apparent in 1891 by Liliuokalani.

San Francisco Peking Honolulu Kaiulani Miriam Likelike A. S. Claghorn Katuland Liliuokelani Hawaii

St Sheeta’s Day Weather and Saint Patrick homage

The article notes St Sheeta’s Day honoring Shee a wife of St Patrick. It mentions yesterday’s fine weather and a change this morning with hail turning to steady rain.

Local Health Updates and Wild Geese Sightings

Mr George W Lipps on West Patrick street shows improvement after a week of illness. Mrs Joseph Rogers on South Market street remains very ill with paralysis. Mr Jesse Haines on West Fifth street is described as quite sick. A flock of wild geese passed over Frederick between three and four this morning.

George W. Lipps West Patrick Street Joseph Rogers South Market Street Jesse Haines West Fifth Strait Frederick

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