Historic births and deaths of notable figures across eras
A collage of historical notes recounts March in history events. It lists emperors Alexander Severus and Homan, signers from New London and Huntington, U S figures including Senator John P Bing and Commodore William D Whiting, General Adam Budesu, and Colombia's president Manuel Sanclemente, with varied birthplaces and death locations such as Kendngton New York City and Logots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Severus
Homan Epperor
Fuureerrd
Wilans
Wika
Oranae
Kendngton
Thomias Melwean
Signer
New London
Luckiew
United States
John P. Bing
Avanta
Wiliam D. Witting
New York City
Commodore Whiting
Monterey
Levant
California
Adam Budesu
Grant
Hidgewood
N. J
Manuel Sanclemente
Colombia
Logots
The Rivals at City Opera House with the Jeffersons
The Jeffersons star in The Rivals, a 1775 comedy updated for modern audiences. Joseph Jefferson Jr and William W Jefferson, supported by a seasoned cast, deliver strong portrayals in a production praised for fidelity to the original and bold family ownership of the stage legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Richard Bring-ley Sheridan
Covent Garden
London
David Garrick
Bob Acres
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Qeere
Joseph Jefferson, Jr
Slao
Sir Lucius O' Trigger
Jeffersons
Jona Jack
Falstaff
Sir Anthony
Ffolliet Paget
Mainprop
Lee
Injunction Stops Trolley Pole at McCardell Property
A heated dispute over B and O railroad trolley poles led Judge McSherry to grant an injunction. Workmen began digging and erecting poles between Second and Church streets until McCardell objected to a central pole on his sidewalk. The order requires the railroad to show cause within five days why the pole cannot be moved. Deputy Sheriff Robinson served the injunction on Mr Eagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. GC McCardell
BR. R
Church
A. 0
McCardell
Ine
Hagan
McSherry
Jacob Robibsack
Mr. Eagan
Sherrif Robinson
Alterations to Engine House Underway at Junior Fire Company
Alterations to the engine house were started today in preparation for horse installation. Mr Mehr Gittinger holds the contract for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehr] Gittinger
Municipal Matters Gas Company Seeks New Mains Access
At the monthly meeting Aldermen heard Frederick Gas Company manager R C Congdon ask permission to lay a 6 inch back feed and new mains on Market Second Third and extensions of Fourth and Sixth streets. Action referred to streets committee. Water rents fixed rising Hotel from 50 to 75 and Masonic Temple 15 and Farmers Exchange 23. Firemen convention committees requested curb space on Market Street and free use of City Opera House June 10 11. February market receipts total 73.00 with various bills approved totaling 5149.02. State Commission for Maryland exhibit at St Louis was formed with Gen L Victor Baughman chairman. Firemen’s parade bands contracted for June 13 event. Auctions announced for several estates tomorrow after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Congdon
Frederick Gas Company
Masonic Temple
Farmers’ Exchange
State Firemen's Association
Qnoa
B. & F. Railroad Company
Market Street
Ocity Opera House
Joseph FB. Haller
Winger-Layman Nuptials In Local Lutheran Parsonage
Hymeneal notice reports Nichology Yinger and Mrs Anna Layman of this city wed Thursday evening March 12 at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Luther Rohiman. Also records Mr Marty Keefer leaving for Philadelphia to seek treatment at Hahnemann Hospital with wife and Dr W G McComas. Mrs Keefer to remain in Philadelphia during his hospital stay. Fewer gallons wears longer Devoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger—Layman
Nichology Yinger
Anna Layman
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonsgn
Luther Rohiman
Marty
Real estate transfers and licenses in Frederick County area
Transfers include George A. Gilbert to George E. Sulter for 38 1/2 acres, J Wesley Croager to Harry W. Flrer 28 acres, and multiple deeds in Emmitsburg and Brunswick. Marriage licenses listed for Frederick area couples and several colored couples in New Market, Halltown, and surrounding towns. Orphans Court notes include wills probated, guardianship appointments, final accounts, and inventories for numerous estates and estates’ executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oireule
Circuit and
George A. Gilbert
George E. Sulter
J. Wesley Croager
Harry W. Flrer
E.ltowe
J. Thomas Gelwicks
Eomitaburg
Daniel B. Stone, Jr
Emmitsburg
Clifford G. Miller
Frederick
Ellen L. Smith
Sjamsville
Simon L. Shafer
Middletown
Rebecca G. Davie
Vernon Sewell
Nettie Crampton
New Market
Charles M. Read
Halltown
W. Va
Anna L. Newman
Coobietown
Marshall Smith
Ms. Airy
Bessie Warner
West Falls
Welty Palmer Sod
Jennie Gaver
Bork
Ellerton
Nicholas L. Yinger
Annis E. Layman
John W. House
Alta Florence Rohrback
Burkittsville
Rosa Linden Wenner
Helen Marie Humphrey
Branswick
John E. Rump
Mary G. Martin
Adama County
Clinton Sewell
May Linson
Roy O. Staub
Lewistown
Mary 8. Fogle
Thurmont
Benjamin Thomas Bowings
Adamstown
Bessie Manzalla Pearl
Flint Hill
Samuel E. Pitts
Sadie T. Travia
Caroline County
Charles H. Sigatoose
Beulah G. Long
Brunswick
John S. Hill
Addie Thomas
Frederick City
Orphans’ Court
Joseph Groff
David Groff
Albert Carter
Albers Carter
Edwin Davilbiss
Frederick T. Main
Ann Maria Lenzer
Samuel Lestar
Margaret Cox
George T
Charles V
Ida
Emma Cox
James B. Bowers
William Bowers
Joseph W.T. Gompher
Matilda Starr
Lycurgus N. Starr
Mary A. B. Harley
Lavin Harley
Daniel N. Young
Lucretia Young
Daniel B. Young
Grras Winfield
Bliea Winfield
David Bohrman
Hamilton Lindsay
Nettie M. Shriner
Charles N. Hahn
M. CO. Brandenbury
Osivia R. Coblentz
Daniel Brandenbury
Annis R. Clary
Henry M. Clary
Johan S. Ogie
Jesse H. Nussear
Mary O. Nussear
Large Frederick county public sale of horses and farm stock
A public sale conducted by Mr. Charles N. Antgete near his farm in Frederick county drew a large crowd from surrounding counties and Baltimore and Washington. Total receipts reached about 86,200 with twenty one horses sold and cattle, sheep, hogs, and farm machinery realizing strong prices. Top prices included a six year old Percheron at 32 and a gray horse purchase by Littlefield, Alvord & Co. Approximately 21 horses and colts were sold along with 15 Jerseys, a Guernsey bull, and several Shorthorn cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Antgete
Frederick County
Bayern
Altiea
Baltimore
Worhington
Charles B. Fouts
Harvey K. Lense
Peroberon
Gray Bornen
Littlefield, Alvord & Co
Guernsey
Mid-Uenten Entertainment at the City Opera House
A large audience attended a M. E. church South fundraiser last evening at the City Opera House. Mrs McDaniel impressed as a reader and artist, Miss Eisenhauer substitute for ill Will Foy, Compher the violinist excelled in Wineweki Mazorka, and a trio with Osborn, Barok, and Mrs Mary Steckel Burk added refined music. The second half featured ten Lent tableaux, each praised for beauty as the audience admired the overall program and the effort supporting the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
Olty Opera
Lucy Eizenhauer
Will Foy
Eisenhauer
Mr. Compher
Moss
Osborne
Dr. Barok
Oefliet
Mary Steckel Burk
Hendrix-Waipp Marriage in Jefferson Court
Miss Cora May Whipp daughter of the late George T Whipp and Dr John Hendrix of this city were married at noon today at the bride's home in Jefferson. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Frederick Friday a bride's nephew and witnessed by relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs A W Hendrix of Baltimore the groom's parents and Mr and Mrs Douglas H Hargett of this city. After the ceremony the couple drove to and then took a train for Baltimore. They will return to Frederick to reside on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora May Whipp
George T. Whipp
John ©. Hendrix
Jefferson
Frederick Friday
A. W. Hendrix
Baltimore
Douglass H. Hargett
Cit
Hendrix
Three Y
Frederick
South Market Street
Personal notices from Baltimore trip and departures
Purely personal items note Winedrener in Baltimore on business and several others leaving for Washington or visiting Baltimore. Mrs Moberney and sister Marie Glenn visiting Baltimore, while Mrs Picking returns home after a week in the city. Lisbon relation Mrs Pearre also returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. Winedrener
Baltimore
W. H. Harry
Washington
Joseph D. Baker
Charles Moberney
Marie Glingan
Dudley Page
Charles T. Picking
Charles Pearre
Lisbon
Marcie Wilcoxon
Unknown names in shuffled docket list headline
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals and roles without clear context or full sentences. The legible items include names such as Agat, Baxen, Haller, Walker, and Daninn Barer with titles like cashier and counsel, but the article lacks coherent structure to identify a concrete event or outcome.
Erpuus Model Store Sale Advertises Silks and Wool
Advertising copy touts fabrics and garments with prices for silk and wool items. Mentions shirts waist suits, socks, hair pins, and a bulb shell item. Emphasizes value and limited availability with several price points and percent discounts.
Gas Company Expands Plant and Main Extensions
The Frederick Gas Company has contracted for larger apparatus triple the current capacity to ensure a steady supply of purified gas. Manager Congdon plans immediate construction of new buildings and aims to have the system in service in about six weeks. New mains will be laid on Market, Church, Second, Third, Fourth, and South streets, with additional extensions to West Fourth and Fifth streets and other underserved areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gas Company
Congdon
Market Street
Bridge
Clarke Place
Church Street
East Street
Chapel Alley
Beatz Atrest
Second Street
Ras
Bentz Street
Third Street
Market
Fourth Street
South Street
West Fourth and Fifth Streets
Ithsca Conservatory Choirs Praise Road Tour
The secretary of the Ithsca Conservatory of Music records daily testimonials praising the concert company now touring. Clergy and patrons laud the quartet and their program, noting first class entertainment and the institution’s reputation. They perform at Woman's College next Monday evening, March 23, with chart opening at McCardell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithsca Conservatory of Music
Oonservatory
Jamaine
Tsat
Woman's College
McCardell’s
Local notices and entertainment in Harmony Grove district
Local items mention a Friday fall fish and shellfish list with oysters, plus a Harmony Grove chapel musical and social on Thursday March 19 with 10 and 15 cent admittance. Also ads for buying batter and cats, Dixon Bros fancy grocers, baggage service by Georges Stull successor, delivery orders via Rosenour Sons Keller Park Hotel, and a piano sale for one new square in good condition at 1 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Chapel
Georges Stull
B. Rosenour & Sons
J. H. Keller
Park Hotel
Casas
W. Sn
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the Daily News
Till & P. M
Maryland
W. N. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
TSW
F. B. Sappington
Bruceville
Fred. Gas. Co
Nannie F. Wachter
D. Lowenstein
A. Gilbert
Alfred Ritter
Ogle
Lidie’s Bank
Frederick Co. National Bank
J.D. Crimmins
Awepa
Danager Congdon
Mutual Insurance Company
Gost
G. Thomas & Son
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Frederick & Qasoctin
Turnpike Company
O. Geisbert
O. F. Zarn& Company
Dansberger Printing Company
Q.F. Zarn & Company
General Electrical Company
Ralph Bitzer
Frick Company
Garlock Packing
Union
McSherry & Levy
Osses
M. Newman & Company
Wmhoe Sone
Frederick Electric’ Light & Power Co
Devilbiss & Urue
Central Hardware Company
Examiner Publishing Com- Poy
General Baughman
Smith
St. Louis
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
L. Victor Baughman
John E. Horst
Samuel Dennig
Frederick P. Stief
Francia Waters
Frank W. Hoon
State Fireamen’s Association
Virginia
West Virginia
Woodsboro
Brenner
Independent Hose Company
Eagar TD
Mercer
John Troy
Harmony
Harvey R. Lease
Reuben E. Grove
M. Bready
R.S. Stallings
Buckeystown
Devoe
Cuures
J. Roger McSherry
Charlea C. Waters
James B. Williame
Poins
Rocka
George W. Peters
Robert Roberts
James R. Roberts
Frank ©. Norwood
Andrew J. Tabler
Luther D. Warfield
Charles C. Waters
Hattie M. Spalding
Jacob Rohrback
Melvin P. Wond
Albin B. Hammond
Clarence Thomas Kemp
Fenton Hargett
George L. Stone
Charles F. Stone
Cora B. Grove
Mary C. Warner
Michael McCaffrey
Charles Ridout
Agnes Q. Hill
Woodstoro
William F. Carey
Ralph E. Long
J. Frederick Potwas
Joseph B. Staley
Joseph B. Brown
Ef al
Upton & Harbaugh
John D. Swope
Isaac Lovell
U. B. Church
Geo. H. Baker
Oscar M. Brandenburg
Emory L. Coblentz
Singleton E. Rameberg
William H. Zimmerman
William O. Michael
Mary V. Ofte
Wm. L. Hiler
Philadelphia
Annie O. Engle
Flora B. Engle
Tan Day
Wranix News
Mid-Uenten Entertainment
Olcry Opera House
Waipp
Dare
Tan News
Tas News
Citizens' National Bank
Pur Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Barber
WM. G. Baker
WA. G. Zimmemman
Samuel G Duvall
Vico
Vashler
Agat
Jrpge
Das
McSurkey
D.E. Keratven
Gro. Wat Bau, Jd, D. Baxen
Jrpuntsy
HaKcerr
Juan
Kamsaend
Toa
Haller
G. Baker
M. Thomas
James E. Walker
Roger McSherry
Daninn Barer
Loth Ras
Elec
Qoupon
Soun Hendrickson
Erpuus
Real Valno
Ben
Ajl Wool
Serge
Atanov
Newig & Miller
Walator
Lyons
Madras
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Deva
Parsons
Poormaciat
Marka
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven’s
Chicago
Drangbe
Rogers Bros
Gurfail
Logal Mention
Packard Plano
West Virginia University
Backsapanu
J. J. Jelley
Packard
J. M. Belr
Mollinix
L’ Art Nouveau Books
Bayera
Mullintx
George
Rowock & CO
STURK
Kamain Bulletin Baster
Priowa
New Oxfords
Qeorgee
Rodook & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
North Mall
Thomas BP. Rice
Esa Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
TE Frederick County
Murty Hose
Glover Seed
Flay
Timothy
Ali Satnta
Carrdtt Streets
olGaly
D* H. E. Smith
Oldawly D* H. E. Petreemar
West Franklin
Fica
Martzdawly
Nicodemus
North Market Street
R. W
Boteler
Aps
Muox
Noah E. Cramer
Ness E. Cramer
Real Estate and Loan Office
Fidelity
God
Dwelliaca
E. Patrick St
wWalkersvill
Lideriy Pike
Craver
Bethel Church
City
West Thirst St
Deellings
W. Patke
Church St
Schley Trilis
Tith
Urbana Pike
Potta
Jonntit
Indian Springs
Dayatille
A” McRals
DIA Acm
Peteteville
Lsbd
Wwellinrs
Becky Sardar
Clines
STORS
Loogal
Clidic's
Phone
Dixon Bros
West Patrick
Stic
M. SirEerr
Atresy
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