This Date In History March 21 Highlights
March 21 entries recall Pocahontas death in Gravesend 1616 born 1599 while Bach born 1685 and Lucien Bonaparte born 1772 noted. Napoleon code Napoleon publication 1804 1806 Juarez born 1806 Crook died 1890 Johnston died 1831 Valleyrand died 1898.
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Pocahontas
John Kalfe
Gravesend
England
Johann Sebastian Bach
Famaus
Eisenach
Lucien Bonaparte
Napoleon I
Ajaccio
France
Napoleon
Benito Pablo Juarez
Oaxacas
George Crook
Chicago
Joseph TG. Johnston
Washington
Duc de Valleyrand
Berlin
Tomorrow's Big Paper Promises Special Features
Taz News previews tomorrow's edition packed with special illustrated articles including Forward to Corinth and Captain Kilmer war stories on Grant's 1862 campaign. Household tips, farming topics, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D. M. Stearns, letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe, church notices, and trade reviews accompany regular features. Saturday News costs two rents per copy delivered or mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Descrthe
Corinth
Captain Kilmer
Grant
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tue Sarvypay News
Personal notes from Baltimore visitors in Washington
Purely personal items list social visits and relocations. Miss Emily Maulsby of Court Square spends the day in Washington. Mrs D H Moberly and Mrs T A Wonder of Baltimore visit Mrs John W Dertzbaugh on North Market Street. Warren W Saunders of Brooklyn NY visits his parents Capt and Mrs Walter Saunders on North Market Street. Mr and Mrs H Jefferson Krise move from East Second Street to the North Market Street residence formerly occupied by A B Showman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nla BR. Tanun
Baltimore
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
D.H. Moberly
T. A. Wonder
John W. Dertzbaugh
North Market Street
Warren W. Saunders
Brooklyn
New York
Capt
Walter Saunders
H. Jefferson Krise
East Second Street
A. B. Showman
The Work of Death Augustus Harn Dies at 74
Augustus Harn died at his home in the old Harn woolen factory near Union tills in this county about 11 o clock Wednesday morning. He was a lifelong resident, aged 74, and seldom left the area. Bezlah Miller, daughter of Charles R and Aonis B Miller, and James W. Robinson, of this city, died yesterday at Graceham from stomach trouble, aged about five. The funeral is set for 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Harn
Harn
Pear Union Tills
Peulsh Miller
Bezlah Miller
Charles R
Aonis B Miller
Alses
Sher
James W. Robinson
Graceham
Why the Lights Were Out
The moonlight last night allowed a repair of the governor of the municipal electric light plant while the plant was shut down to complete the work.
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Municipal Electric Light Plant
Maryland House Amends Primary Election Bill Localized to Two Areas
Amended in the House, a primary election bill would apply only to Baltimore City and Washington County with 22 counties exempt. Senate action expected to concur. Other measures signed by Governor Smith include Frederick area bond actions and charter changes.
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House
Baltimore City
Washington County
House of Delegates
Senate
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Harford
Charles
Garrett
Montgomery
Wolfinger
Smith
Acta
Buckingham Industrial School
Middletown
Frederick
Maria. K. Wrestling
Frederick County
Keysville
Frederick, Thurmont and Northern Railway
Frederick's Claim to Reimbursement for Civil War Ransom
The Leader of Rockville Connecticut recounts Frederick City Maryland paying $200400 in 1864 to General Jubal Early to prevent its burning. The piece argues Congress should reimburse the city from the national treasury, noting Maryland’s loyalty and the town's burden under wartime extortion.
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Frederick
Rockville
Conn
Jubal A. Early
Frederick City
Congress
National Treasury
United States
Auctions Set Tomorrow for Liggett Estate and Others
Sales planned by L M Bready near Walkersville for Mrs Julia A Liggett include livestock and farming implements, rescheduled from March 5. Edwin Devilbiss as assignee will sell Isaac Wachter farm real estate south of Frederick, 20 acres with a frame dwelling at City Hotel. Samovel J Forney to sell household furniture at Market and Third streets for William H Ramsburg. Lysander Etchison to sell personal property in New Market for Elten Phosbas administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bready
Julia A. Liggett
Walkersville
Edwin Devilbiss
City Hotel
Frederick
Isaac Wachter
Samovel J. Forney
Third Streets
William H. Ramsburg
Lysander Etchison
New Market
Elten Phosbas
Keene Telepathy Show Promises Marvelous Acts
Magician Keene presents a telepathy performance at the City Opera House next Tuesday night March 25. A chair on a platform is insulated in glass globes while Mrs Keene blindfolded describes objects, adds column numbers and reads banknote figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Keens
City Opera Bouse
Go West to Grow Beets in Colorado
Fifteen to twenty Carroll county citizens mainly from Westminster migrate to Prowera county Colorado to grow sugar beets. The group includes Mrs and Mrs Roger Bish and children Mrs Clara Saile and children Mr and Mrs J Fanl Royer and children Mrs George Zepp Miss Jane Wolf Richard Stanzey William sad Charles Utz Albert Elsswad and others. They will meet in Chicago then travel together to the Rocky Ford area in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Westminster
Lave
Prowera County
Colorado
Roger Bish
Clara Saile
J. Fanl Royer
George Zepp
Jane Wolf
Richard Stanzey
William Sad
Charles Utz
Albert Elsswad
Oldest Odd Fellow Dead in Martinsburg Area
Intelligence from Champaign Illinois reports the death of Rev. S K Reed a Martinsburg native who nearly reached 89 years of age He was the oldest Odd Fellow in the United States at his death initiated in Lodge No 1 Baltimore in 1825 He was born in Martinsburg May 22 1805 son of Rev William Reed who came from Ireland to join the continental army in the revolutionary war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Champaign
Til
S. K. Reed
United States
Baltimore
William Reed
Ireland
DAR chapter pledges land for New York home project
The New York City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution pledges to build a hand home in the city. The project aims for a $54,000 home on West One Hundred and Forty seventh Street, donated by a philanthropist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
D. A. KR
Donald McLean
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
West One Hundred
Pourtesnth Street
Art Loan Exhibit at Kemp Hall Showcases Historic Pieces
The Hospital Association hosts the Art Loan Exhibit at Kemp Hall with 4 o clock auction of Dr. Appleman paintings this afternoon. Exhibits include a Rembrandt copy by Janie Zimmerman, a butterfly beetle collection, a 150 year old trunk, a 1593 era tomb scene, an embroidered silk dress fragment, and relics such as skates linked to Columbus, plus a Cherokee era horse blanket and ghost dance coat among Indian curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Association
Kemp Hall
I H.S
Chas. H. Bangleman
Washington
Mea Jas. McSherry
Hammond Urner
Hiram Beefer
Christopher Columbus
Fire destroys Howell Brothers mercantile store at Kensington
A fire at 6 o'clock last evening destroyed the Howell Brothers mercantile store in Kensington Montgomery county. The building owned by William H Mannskee valued about 9 000 with contents around 4 400. Fire also damaged a Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph tower but was controlled before the depot or park trackmen arrived. Total vicinity damage estimated at 9 000.
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Kensington
Howell Brothers
Montgomery County
William H. Mannskee
Howells
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Ambitious Uncle Tom's Cabin Revival Promised by Martin
Al W. Martin plans a $30,000 production of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin with a company of about one hundred and a train of cars for scenery stock and animals. The event is billed as a gigantic American theater spectacle and will play at the City Opera House on Monday night March 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. W. Martin
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mr Martin
America
Mr. Martin
Tom
City Opera
Epworth Reading Circle Meets at M E Church Tonight
Epworth League Reading Circle gathers this evening at the M E church at 7 45 with a program including piano and violin solos. Participants include Edna Mulliniz Amos Urner Alice O Hughes Hunt Hendrickson Charles Ebbert Robert Goodell Adolphus Fearbake Nannie Young Edwin Devilbiss Douglass H Hargett Owen Compher and others.
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Epworth Reading Circle
Epworth League
M. E
Edna Mulliniz
Washington Irving
Amos Urner
Fannie
Hiawatha
Aliss Henretta Brust
John G. Holland
Alice O. Hughes
Charles Ebbert
Independence
Robert Goodell
Mutton G. Urner
Maryland
Adolphus Fearbake
Nannie Young
Edwin Devilbiss
Douglass H. Hargett
Owen Compher
Y. M. C. A. Literary Society Meeting Recap
The Y. M. C. A. Literary Society held a regular meeting at the association rooms with many members present. Walter McDaniel delivered a recitation, followed by impromptu talks from Alfred Ritter Jr, Robert Dala Plains, and Ira N. Logan. An informal discussion debated whether newspapers have greater influence on public opinion than other agencies. Several new members were admitted.
PUMPING OUT CELLARS AS FEARS OF SICKNESS GROW
Waterlogged cellars on both sides of North Market Street south of Third Street are being pumped out by city fire engines. Mayor Smith, urged by physicians, has urged use of pumps to prevent sickness from standing water. The United engine has long supplied pumping help, but today the Independent engine was brought in to assist, with hopes the Junior engine may follow.
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North Market Street
Third Street
United Fire Company
Smith
North Markee Street
Oallars
United
Local Weddings Reported in Frederick County Area
A series of short marriage notices from the Frederick County region details unions in Baltimore and local churches. Harry E. Garver wed Cordelia Cyrus Harn in Baltimore on March 18. Carrie Johnson married David Gaver at the Outheran parsonage Myeraville. Arby O Keller wed Nellie Ranneberger at Jefferson Reformed church. Herbert Holbraner wed Annis Muller in Woodsboro. George Emory Hood married Etta Pearl Haines of Woodville. Home to friends after April 20 at Retreat near Walkersville.
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Outheran Parsonage
Myeraville
W L. Rawsberg
Annis Gaver
Middletown
Lois Raymer
Aarahman
Edwin Johnson
Wm Gaver
Lloyd Befanver
Keller—Ranneberger
Arby O. Keller
Mas Nellie 1
Charles Ranneberger
the Reformed Church
Jefferson
H. F. Dittmar
Funeral rites for Rev Edward Y Beaurs at Woodstock College
The body of Rev Edward Y Beaurs was taken to Woodstock College for burial this afternoon with a 8 o clock mass and a requiem. Rev Father O Rourke led the services at St Johns Catholic church attended by priests from Mt Ss Marys and Woolssock College. F Schrosder was funeral director. Jesse Davis funeral held yesterday at 2 pm at his Ist e home on Center street with pallbearers Casper Orum Andrew Renner J H W Davidson Ezra Hoffman Lewis H Burck Eleworth Pheobas. Laoter scent at Olivet cemetery. A T Rice Sons were directors. Esa Routzahn funeral yesterday morning from the Lutheran church Middletown with Rev M L Beard Rev Wilson L Remsberg Rev J W Pontius officiating. Interment in Lutheran cemetery. Six nephews served as pall bearers Morgen N Hofanger Chas E H Derr Oliver Z Coblentz John Coblentz Martin O Coblentz Henry Remabarg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Y. Beaursand
Woodstock College
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father O'Rourke
Mt. Ss. Mary's
Woolssock College
F. Schrosder
Jesse Davis
Center Street
O. Ingle
Casper Orum
Andrew Renner
J. H W. Davidson
Ezra Hoffman
Lewis H. Burck
Eleworth Pheobas
Laoter
Ms. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Morgen N Hofanger
Chas. E H. Derr
Oliver Z. Coblentz
John
Coblentz
Martin O. Coblentz
Henry
Remabarg
Warrants Issued Over West Patrick Street Fight
Justice Kokstein issued warrants for several parties charged with a free fight on West Patrick street. Pistols and razors were said to figure, with great damage. William Hudson, colored, was arrested before Justice Eckstein for being drunk and disorderly, sent to jail for 30 days in default of $650 fine and costs.
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Justice Kokstein
West Patrick Street
Oficer
Justice Eckstein
William Hudson
King and Holbruner
Justice
Runaway Horses Damages in Doubs Incident
A milk wagon owned by H. S. Smith was driven by his 13 year old son Earl when two horses bolted through Doubs on Friday. They crashed into a fence at David Shawnen's, breaking palings and damaging the wagon’s topgas and left front wheel. Earl suffered slight head bruises.
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Ranaway
Doubs
H. S. Smith
Earl
David Shawnen
Illness and recoveries in local streets
Fire stok. Joseph F. Eisenbaner, North Market street, is still quite sick. Mrs. Luther Kuhlman, East Church street, who has been mch for some weeks, is a bis to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Eisenbaner
North Market Street
Luther Kuhlman
East Church Street
Meeting Postponed by Society for the Prevention of Gruelty to Animals
The meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Gruelty to Animals was postponed from last night and will be held later subject to the chairman's approval.
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Society For the Prevention
Utermehie WHI Case Trial In Washington DC Witness Stands
In a Washington DC trial, Sha Utermehie testiified after his grandfather's funeral when his family gathered for the will reading. The caveator said his aunt Mrs Taylor told him his mother would balance matters with him by her will, a promise he relied on prior to the proceedings.
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Washington, D. C
Charles C. U' Ehis
Utermehye
Spring Recital by Conservatory of Magic Students
The anicel spring recital of the sin dente of the intermediate grades of the Conservatory of Magic will be held this evening at 3 o'clock at the Woman's College, presenting a beautiful program.
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Conservatory of Magic
Woman's College
Macbeth lecture at University Extension on tragedy
Dr Sykes presented Macbeth at the Woman's College extension course, outlining tragedy as a losing struggle and the Nemesis of crime. He cited unified plot, rapid action, and threefold fall, then explored Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, Powers of Evil, and staged views. Hamlet to follow.
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Bykow
Woman's College
Sykea
Macbeth
Ratic
Sykes
Lady Macbeth
Atereopticon
Hamlet
Suicide by shooting in Harford county man
Charles Trego aged 26 son of the late John Trego committed suicide by shooting himself in the head at his home in Harford county. The Union Coal Company pays 1,000,000 for 8,000 acres coal land and 20 miles railroad in Randolph and Barbour counties West Virginia. Nearly all funds for Wilmington Academy debt raised at the second day of the Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference. Miss Effie M Shaffer and Mr Roland B Clark of Baltimore remarried after prior divorce. Rev Dr Jalina H Grammer, rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Baltimore, dies at home. Baltimore syndicate aims to make city tidewater terminal for a great rail line to the Great Lakes and Northwest. Through freight No 47 westbound wrecked on Western Maryland railroad near Pan Mar Buena Vista. three freight cars derailed, two in embankment, track torn up, no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trego
John Trego
Harford County
Union Coal Company
Randolph
Barbour
West Virginia
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Conference
Wilmington Academy
Effie M. Shaffer
Roland B. Clark
Baltimore
Jalina H. Grammer
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Maryland
Madison Avenue
W. W. Varney
Great Lakes
Northwest
Western Maryland Railroad
Pan- Mar
Buena Vista
Dixon Bros Special Cash Late for Saturday
Dixon Bros offers assorted groceries and household items at special late Sunday prices. Includes prunes peaches peas soap starch blue and various cleaning items, plus miscellaneous to-be-sold goods and notices of local events and exhibitions.
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Dixon Bros
Specifl
One Alley Sees Exclusive Event Shake Up
A local venue announces an upcoming exclusive event featuring a named organizer and select participants. The notice highlights limited admission, a unique lineup, and urban entertainment aimed at drawing a niche audience to a single night show.
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the Daily News
Wasmiver Tos
A. GL. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
B. Sappington
Lanadere
East Sixth
Frank Sheffield
Adam Nothagle
W. OG Boteler
W. Boteler
Athletic Park
Dixon Drag
David Wineberg
Moger
Ladd
Gramer Neidig & Miller
Wertheimer
the Saturday News
Shhuehi
Paysicians
Callare
Loogal
Ade
Frederick City Hospital
Athletic Park Co
R. A. Bonnest
Press
Art Club
Isador Saks
Saka’ Optical Company
Simper Saks
John Haershberger
Excelsor Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Fraxx
Rics, Lesage
Zhava
J.D Barrmax
Georgie A Poole
City Hotel Grill
Lyon Haven
Wm. Co, Botetri
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
John Hendrickson
Riles
Moire Antique Velour
Efoan Euxpriceson
Neidig & Moller
Nemie & Miller
Rm Trh
Pabriun
Brosdelota
Neidig & Millar
Neidig & Miller
Cleinton BE
Wantewil
Clinton E. Maln
N. Market St. Frederick County
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Bese Books
Isanogle & Wagamae
F. B. Sappington
ARLY
Maine
Crown Jewel
Houston
Osilom
A.J. Kiem & Bro
B. Sappengton
ieneGawry
Cite Mall
A. T. Rice & Soan
North Market Etrade
Brederick
HB. Frederick
P. Rice
Fourth &T
D, & Bhce
Reak Co
Cally
Sappington
Centre St
East All Saints
South Market
East Feventh Street
Susunai
Bishi
East Street
Binth
Seventh
Figot
John Gomber
North Market Sr
D.C
Brewer & Son
East Treet
Misa Janie Hammond
Market Street
S. E. S. Peterman
West Franklin Strew
Beltiaere
Sargeon Baltimore Eye
Harsud Tereaterrin
Frederick Arstand
Joseph W. Gavl
Iaw, Baulty and
Testamentacr
Maction Colections
Amc Dens
Ofice
Court Street
Idawly
Edwin Devilliess
Lasurance
D. A. Atler Badger
University OF Ek
Kade
North
George A. Glivede
Derown Bridge
Broce Pierce Tc
Towxsenp Scorz & Som
Bankers
Beceese
Fateus Si
OPPO
Posterpice
Gaecel J. Forney
GEO
Rodooge & CO
Bisekend
A. T. Rice & Some
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