Obscure Historical Births and Deaths in March Ledger
A fragmented March In History listing references Pocahontas and Fiala, Johanna Sehasder duet, and Napoleon era themes. It also notes General George Crook and General Joseph F. Johanien deaths, with scattered mentions of places like Gravesend and Chicago.
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Pocahontas
Fiala
Jon Hoette
Gravesend
Paghent Berg
Johanna Sehasder
Funly
Belsewieh
Hach
Bonaprte
Ty Ober
Pablo Juans
George Crook
Notd Notcher
Tehter
Chicago
Joseph EF
Johan Ien
Wasington
Newspaper Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
The Newa requests subscribers to promptly report any irregularities in receiving their papers to ensure timely delivery and accurate service.
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The
Newa
Weherkly News Comes With Larger Circulation This Week
The Weherkly News, Tusksexity News, will publish a handsome twelve page issue Thursday featuring news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and offers advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 p.m. Wednesday.
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Frederick City
State News Briefs from Maryland Items
Charles F Hoffman elected bur gene at Smithburg. John Stagnaious home fire at Hancock. Montgomery county court term opens at Rockville. Rev Robert Comapland accepts call to St Pauls Richmond. Twelve seamen on trial for whale supply thefts aboard Atlanta at Anoap olie. George C Watts to stand trial for murder in Baltimore county at Howard county court. Mrs Isaac H Emerson settles suits from arrest of chauffeur. Charles C Nickerson buys Ellenborough estate Oak. F Carroll Goldsborough buys Ridgely estate for 30000. Prof J W Gibson named cashier at Ridgely bank succeeding his son Harry Gibson.
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Charles F. Hoffman
Smithburg
John Stagnaious
Hancock
Montgomery County
Rockville
Robert & Comapland
Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
United Atates
Atlanta
Anoapolie
George C. Watts
Baltimore County
Howard County
Bliscots City
Isaac H. Emerson
Captain Ward
Sergeant Smith
Linn
Charles C. Nickerson
Easton National Bank
Ellenborough
Oak
F. Carroll Goldsborough
Easton
J. W. Gibson
Ridgely
Bank of Ridgely
Caroline County
Harry Gibson
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
Personal News From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Purely personal notes report movements of residents and visitors. Mr Ghos H Hook enters Frederick College while Judge Motter attends court at Rockville. Several residents travel to Philadelphia Patapsco and other cities. Mrs Sarah Toms and Seafer Toma return from Florida. Local sickness includes typhoid fever and post operation recoveries. An organist assignment at St Pauls Church is announced and marriage licenses issued in Baltimore.
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Ghos. H. Hook
Frederick College
John O. Motter
Rockville
M. Roelkey
Philadelphia
Piltaburg
Guy E. Kefauver
Washington
Joseph Hoult
East South Street
Hagerdtown
Hies
Mary Suively
Hanover
Newton
Fout
W. Gay Eline
Frederick
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
Hageratown
Hagerstown
Destructive Fire Destroys Two New East Patrick Homes
Two new brick houses on East Patrick street, under construction by Lloyd OG Culler for Samuel E Winebrewer, were gutted by a major blaze. Firefighters fought quickly with water and chemical streams, saving parts of the structures and noting probable incendiary origin. Damage estimated at 3,000 to 3,500 dollars with 2,000 dollars covered by the contractor’s insurance.
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East Patrick Street
Lloyd OG. Culler
Samuel E
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Frederick
Gallad
Rink Alte
Moral concerns surround four Turner children in Emmitsburg area
Mrs. Catherine Turner and her four children faced a charge of "without proper care" in Boonport before Justice Brokes. Evidence showed cramped housing, scarce food for a winter, and poor moral surroundings. The family was discharged with orders to seek a better home by May 1, while the children appeared well nourished and healthy.
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George W. Parker
Baltimore
Society For the Protection of Qchildren
Boamiteburg
Benny Brokes
Catherine Turner
Emmitsburg
Stokes
W. H. Ashbaugh
Bouas
Advertised Letters and Local Notices in Frederick 1905
A Frederick 1905 page lists undelivered letters including GENTLEMEN'S and Lapigs' entries with names such as Max Davia Henry Ford and Mrs Emma Firor. It notes two weeks to claim before transfer to the dead letter office and mentions a Special Meeting of the Independent Hoss Company at 7 30 this evening.
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Frederick City
Max Davia
Jos. O. Fink
Henry Ford
Olelia Redman
Lapigs
Emma Firor
Genos Hurley
Mary Kintz
Minnie Powells
Miriam Rodec
Hoss Company
AN ACTIVE OFFICE RECORD OF THE NEW QUASUL 4 PANAMA
A clipped item records an active office related to the New Quasul 4 Panama project. The note notes governance or administrative status with a focus on ongoing authority. Entities include New Quasul 4 Panama and official posts.
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Panama
Goon Firmed Appointments Highlight Lee’s Panamanian Ties
The Senate approves Joseph W. J. Lee as consul general to Panama. The long, perilous career includes Atlantic voyages, Acre settlement diplomacy, and a daring river expedition up the Amazon. Lee later served as secretary of the legation to Panama and helped curb a coup against the Amador administration in 1904.
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Senate
Joseph W. J. Lee
Panama
Lee
South
Central America
Ametics
South America
Baltimore
Brazil
Santos
Acre
Bolivia
Americana
Amazon
Mr. Lee
Manaca
United States Navy
A. J Iselin & Company
Wall Stress
Legation
Ister
United States
Pathe
Cheshire man sees only at night in haunting tale of moonlit blindness
Henry Wolcott of Cheshire Massachusetts becomes nightbound after a tragedy. Once sociable and active he now sleeps by day and roams after dark to exercise and seek solace in moonlight. Locals call him the Human Owl as his family and genealogy trace back to early New England settlers. His gradual loss of daytime vision followed his wife’s death and a flood of grief.
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Henry Wolcott
Cheshire
Hoe
Wolcott
New England
Cote Wolcott
Oberhire
Berkshire
Eequire
Wolcotts
Boston
Local county notes from Lander and nearby areas
Mr and Mrs Newton visited Mr and Mrs Kine on Sunday. Cramer, former Williamson farm tenant, left for Oklahoma with family on March 14. Wm Pomroy moved to Williamson farm. Abraham Brubaker and family settled two miles east of Libertytown. Charles Fawley, from Virginia, took the Lakin farm. Olars Brubaker improves slightly. A dance at L F McGaha’s last Thursday. A. K William to rebuild the mill site at Jamaville Ohia county after last month’s fire. machinery order placed. Tyson market quotes: corn 3 50 per bushel, wheat 1 06, oats 0 40. Five merchants advertise heavily today with space filled.
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Charles Fawley
Virginia
Lakin
A. K. Williama
Wm. H. Turner
Jamaville
Ohia County
Young Men's Christian Association Convention in Annapolis
Five Frederick Y M C A delegates slated for the Inter State Convention in Annapolis March 24 26 with more expected. Governor Warfield will deliver the welcome in the Senate Chamber. Key speakers include Rev Dr Timothy Stone Rev Robert M Moore Joshua Levering Gen Charles Bird and Chaplain Clark US Navy along with special men’s and boys’ meetings and a concluding farewell service.
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Young Men's Christian Association of
Frederick
Annapolis
Senate Chamber
Warfield
Timothy Stone
Baltimore
Robert M. Moore
Joshua Levering
Charles Bird
Chaplain Clark
U. S. Navy
Line of Gents Fininge Por Spring At Frederick 1905
Frederick, Maryland business notice shows bank statements and reserve details for the period ending March 1905. It lists assets and liabilities of a local bank, notes legal tender, and mentions dividends. The document includes signatures of bank officers and directors. It also advertises spring merchandise from Newig Miller with fashion items and prices.
Dudley's Jubilee Singers At City Opera House March 22
Local patrons are invited to Dudley’s Jubilee Singers at City Opera House on Wednesday evening March 22. The show features new jokes, plantation songs, buck, clog and wing dancing, and other modern minstrel acts. Tickets available at McCardell's. priced 15 and 80 cents.
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Dudley
City Opera House
Sala ‘ McCardell
Funeral Notices for Luck Remburg Bentley in City and Frederick
Funeral services were held for Harry J. Luck at a Baltimore residence with interment at Soarine cemetery. Miss Maggie E. Remburg and Howard F. Bentley were also buried in Frederick area churches and cemeteries with local pallbearers and directors named.
Frederick City Lawn Tennis Club Formed at Bank Building
A well attended meeting led to the Frederick City Lawn Tennis Club creation with officers President W N Jolliffe Vice President Charles B GroffSecretary William Lebhertz and Treasurer Alban M Wood An executive committee was elected to run club affairs The club secured ground formerly used by the Y M C A on Old Novisate property Courts will be prepared for spring play with invites to Thurmond Brunswick Galthernburg Rockville and other clubs A tournament is planned for the last week of August to decide the trophy cup membership limited to twenty five including top local players and enthusiasts.
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W. Harry Haller
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick City
W. N. Jolliffe
Charles B. Groff
William 8. Lebhertz
Alban M. Wood
John Francie Smith
W. Harry Baller
W.N. Jolliffe
Harry Lebhers
Jay Tome
Y. M. C. A. Lawn Tenute Agacciation
Thurmond
Brunswick
Galthernburg
Rockville
Frederick
County W. O. T. U. holds executive meeting in Frederick
Several unions from the county attend the Saturday session in Frederick W. O. T. U. rooms. Mrs. McKenny leads devotion. County president Mrs. Sarah Thomas chairs the loneliness session and invites the May 11, 1905 county convention to meet at the Reformed Church in Walkersville. Reports on department work aired with Mrs. Bruce Thoma noting mothers meetings every Thursday. Literature is distributed to railroad employees and patrons with rail officials aiding. The league continues to oppose the saloon and its effects.
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Frederick W
Bruce Thoma
Thorsday
Gav. Wm. Smith
F. & M. Electric Road
Ultimatum Demanded for Arbitration by Bowen
Bowen presents an ultimatum to Venezuela demanding President Castro's consent to arbitration of pending questions. Holland calls for release of five Dutech sailors at Caracas and threatens force if refused.
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Hintater Bowen
Castro
Bredal
Winnemstap
Curacoa
Miniater Bowen
Venezuela
Holland
Dutech
Bank of Waynesboro names new teller and bookkeeper
The Waynesboro Zephyr reports the Bank of Waynesboro directors elected Worth B. Stottlemyer as teller to replace W. H. Beibert who resigned and promoted Joseph H. Johnston to bookkeeper, succeeding Stottlemyer. Johnston had been assistant bookkeeper for about a year. Stottlemyer has banking study and formerly lived in Myers ville Maryland.
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Waynesboro
Zephyr
Bank of Waynesboro
Worth B. Stottlemyer
W. H Beibert
Joseph H. Johnston
Stottlemyer
Johneston
Brottlemyer
Myersville
Frederick County
The Work of Death George Yost
George Yost aged 45 years 8 months 2 days died this morning at 2 48 oclock at his West Patrick street home of general debility He is survived by two daughters Misses Mary and Amelia and by George of Baltimore The funeral will be Thursday at 1 oclock with services at the house and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery
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Harry J. Luck
City
Baltimore
Robert 8. Coupland
Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church
Sooraine Cemetery
Mr. Luck
London
Hogland
America
Charleston
Pratt Street
Frederick
Order of Heptasopha
Warren Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Luck
Henry O. Luck
New Jersey
Josephine Luck
Henry Gerhardt
L. Beittein
Maggie E. Remuburg
George Crumbanagh
West Church Street
E. R. Eschbach
Dr. Steiner Schley
John M. Haller
Edward H. Heinelein
Harry Comfort
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas Pp. Rice
Howard F. Bentley
Asbury Church
T. O. Garrell
Reve. Leas
Douglas
Richard Walker
Arthur Probes
Martin Swann
Hunter Campbell
William Coleman
Eugenet Whiting
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rica
George Yost
West Patrick Street
Mary
Amelia
George
Mt. Olivet
Card of Thanks to Frederick Firemen
We express sincere thanks to the firemen of Frederick for their splendid work in saving our property at that night's fire. Ws. D. Bowers Lumber Co. For Rent: large residents in heart of city with all conveniences. Address Box 254 Frederick Md. Notice Modern Woodmen meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. BH Hater Clerk. James F Eldredge and Fred P Owen are fully equipped for moving and hauling of every description. Prices very lowest 25 East Third Street Frederick Otty.
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Monar
Gary
Franklin Street
Lake
Frederick
City Hotel
Ws. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Nios
City
Frederick, Md
Madara Woodmen
BH. H. Hater
James F. Eldredge
Fred. P. Owen
East Third Street
Frederick Otty
Real Estate Sale and Will in Hamilton County
Noah E. Cramer sold for John H. King a 30 perch lot with a blacksmith shop in Fongaville to Elmer B Derr and wife for 262.50. A certified copy of Abraham Adame's will from Hamilton County Orphans Court was filed yesterday. Adame leaves about 1500 to distant relatives in this county.
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Abraham Adame
Hamilton County
Ohio
Adame
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