In History Daily News From March 21 Chapter
A garbled entry recounts figures from music and politics, noting Bach's birthplace Eisenach, a duke or noble figure, and references to Napoleon era events and a Code. The text mixes names like Lucien and Joseph with places Ajaccio and Venezuela, appearing as a jumbled historical brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistory
Johann Sebastian Bach
Eisenach
Lucien Borsparte
Xapolven L
Ajaccio
France
Napoleon
Quxnca
Rai
Jospeh EL Joston
Venezuela
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Walters Property Sale At Frederick Court House
Auctioneer Captain Walter Saunders reports at the courthouse the sale of the late John Walters estate to several buyers. Lewis Walter purchases multiple parcels including 249 East Third Street for 1450 and 425 Loonstalley Street area for 960. Kolb Brothers buy 229 East Third Street and Nos. 223 225 227 East Third Street for 810 and 655 each. Edward Walter and Mrs. Florence Snyder acquire 27 East Third Street for 4400. Other modest parcels and notes about the Frederick Chapter D A B meeting and Maryland Day events follow, with planning for Memorial Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Walter Saunders
Court House
William P. Maulsby, Jr
John Walters
East Third Street
Lewis Walter
Kolb Brothers
East Third
Young Bride Dies After Six Months of Marriage
Mrs Sadie G Noell 21 wife of Ralph Noell of Washington DC died at 3 AM at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Young on Second Street Roanoke where she had stopped during a wedding trip. She died from acute illness six months after her marriage with her husband away in Washington expected to join Friday.
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Elizabeth Cromellc
Washation Academy
Congressional Library
Washinzice
Kara
Roanoke
Abe
Roacoka
Morolog
Social World Wedding Anniversary at New Market
A Saturday evening celebration at Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Randle in New Market honored their twentieth wedding anniversary. The New Market Literary Club and friends surprised the couple with cornet music classes, refreshments, and remarks by Rev. D. May. Guests included Mrs. Birdie, Mrs. Percy Russell, Master Charles Russell of New York, and many others. The event closed with hand-painted china prizes and plans for a future silver wedding in 1911. Mrs. Adam Railing hosted a separate supper for the forty fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Railing with music, games, and family attendance.
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E. B. Randle
New Market
New Market Literary Club
New Market Cornet
D. May
Sil
Mise Hendrickson
Birdie
Percy Russell
Charles Russell
New York
Beary Russell
West Arlegtos
Debora Russell
Mias
Hendrickson
Mistes Mamis Boyer
Aunte Hough
Rachael Rosell
Marsaline Stler
Maggie Wood
Louise Wood
Janie Downer
Mehrling
Misess Minoia Railing
Madelina Zimmerman
Raymond Zimmerman
Walter Mehrling
Double Funeral of Elliott Siblings in West Liberty
William S Elliott and Mrs Elizabeth Elliott Childs, both long residents of the county, died March 4 1906 at their homes in West Liberty Iowa. Born in New Market they moved with their parents in 1853. Mrs Childs a life member of the Society of Friends, age 7 at death. Mr Elliott aged 62. They were buried after a large double funeral at the Christian Church in West Liberty Bow s.
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Rother
William S. Elliott
Elizabeth Elliott Childe
George Elliott
Weat Liberty
Iowa
New Market
William Elliott
Funeral of Mrs Wm H Pentz Held at East Fourth Street
The funeral for Mrs. Wm. H. Pentz was held yesterday at 2 pm at her home 117 East Fourth Street. Rev. A Thirfield and Rev. J W Hiracoff conducted services with floral emblems presented. Pallbearers included Harry Lebertz Edgar K Moore Dr Atlee Raddin Frank Moore Harry Heli Guy Ruprechs. Interment was made in Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rica served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Pentz
East Fourth Street
A. Thirfield
J. W .Hiracoff
Tha Valley
Harry Lebertz
Edgar K. Moore
Atlee Raddin
Frank Moore
Harry
Heli
Guy Ruprechs
M$. Olivet
Thomas P. Rica
Local Notices of Illness in Frederick Area
The item reports several residents on Frederick streets facing illness or medical care. Mrs. E E Pettingall of West Patrick street is quite sick, Mr. Wo H Nost of East Patrick street is confined by rheumatism, and Mike Ann Rebscca Fout of West Church street shows improvement. Philip BE Grove of West Patrick street has been taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E E. Pettingall
West Patrick Street
Wo. H. Nost
East Patrick Street
Mike Ann Rebscca Fout
West Church Street
Philip BE. Grove
Frederick City Hospital
Local Market Prices From Tyson's Market Quots
The Local mart lists buying prices for today. Corn per barrel two dollars ten cents shelled forty three cents per bushel. Wheat No 3 red seven eighty five No 3 Tic steamer six ninety two per bushel rejected sixty five cents per bushel damaged six hundred per bushel oats fifty cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. G. Waring Tyson
Soldiers to Present Play at City Opera House
Company A stages a farce comedy Other People's Money at the City Opera House on Easter Monday night April 16. The performance aims to entertain local crowds with a lighthearted production and features familiar company members.
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City Opera House
Week's Transfers in Circuit and Orphans Courts 1906
Records from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended March 21, 1906 show numerous property deeds across counties, including William V Stall to Daniel Stall 2734 acres and $2000, and Carlton Lestherman holding 1434 acres valued at $9755.25. Marriages license issues include Stilton Tomas and Cordelia Lines, William Wise and Jennie Palmer, and several couples from Frederick, Mt Pleasant, and Brunswick, among others, while Orphans Court entries cover inventories, admin appointments, and guardianships.
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Circuit and
Orphans‘ Courts
Orphans’ Courts
William V. Stall
Daniel
Stall
William B. Stall
Vernon S
Charles S Roatzehs
Walkersville
William H. Distermas
Robert W. Mercier
Thomas B. Harpace
F. Fiock
Aloysius M Baker
Sarah Baker
Pater F. Berks
Mary WY. Craig
Clarence A Snaff
Clinton
Jefferson
Frankife Buchanan Smith
George Tyler
Luissa Tylar
Bartonartile
Themas J. Oancon
Ober
W. Jamca
Brovewick
L. Sessa R. Lestherman
Carlton Lesthercan
Charles E. Bizer
Chark E. Dovall
New Market District
Mary E Elliott
Laura V. Elliott
Mary
House
Martin House
Brunswick
Edward Hobbs
George W. Burgess
New Market
Slizsbeth Downey
George W. Rackley
George W. Runkles
Vernon S. Runckles
Willam E. Gilbert
Roy
Grams
John D
Bartha E. Garther
Martha E Long
William M. Zimperman
Ernest L. Myere
James A. Groshon
Wmm S. Orom
Samuel Ramsburg
Thomas RB. Say— Br
Woelbergville
Harvey E .S. Smith
Harriat A. Shook
City
Benjamin B. Phebps
O'e
O'e— ¥Ia A Smith, Real Estate In Clty, $2,600. Annia O. Whisner
William RK. Digze
Urbana
Eliza A
Hamilton W. Sheafer
Burkittsvile
Stilton Franklin Tomas
Buckeystowe
Emmsa Cordelia Lines
Feagarilie
William Wise
Jennie C. Palmer
Frederter
Ernest Melvin Fox
Elsie Mabel Batling
Frederick
George L. Eyler
Jimtown
Alvertia
Lewis A. Cline
Weat Ellerton
Alice 4. Remsberg
Petersville
Harley Steele
Maggie Baker
Near Liberty
Luther Asbury Stang
Annie Palmetto Adeline Summers
Braddock
Legislature passes liquor and charter bills amid county tweaks
In a legislative session the State Senate advanced bills to exempt the Elke' ach Eagles' clubs of Frederick from liquor license taxes while House action approved a proposal to allow liquor sales in Brucawiex. Other measures amended charters for Burkittsville and the Frederick County Telephone Company. A dog licensing bill moved forward after a debate, with an amendment limiting it to Howard county, and a local delegation referral followed. Loyal Lodge Knights of Pythias Baltimore celebrated its 12th anniversary with a banquet at the Fifth Regiment Armory, attended by Mayor Timsanus and dignitaries.
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State Senate
Elke’ Ach Eagles’ Clubs
Frederick
Mrr. Richards
Burkittsville
Anders
Frederick County
Lehmayer
Carroll and McComas
Ewell
Godwin
Hloves
Howard County
Bushey
Ostroli County
Loyal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Timsanus
Reno S. Harp
Order
Maryland
Stste Sanstor
John B. Stannon
Frontburg
Amendment exempts lands from municipal tax in Frederick
The amendment, discussed by Attorney Charles P. Lary in Frederick, would exempt lands and improvements in the Northwestern Addition along the Boulevard from municipal taxation. It contrasts with prior reports by seeking to tax beyond current limits while granting tax relief to properties already subject to city levies after substantial city spending on improvements.
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Uiry
Charles P. Lary
Aocnapols
Frederick Islaight
Lary
Frederick
Hansa
Nothwestern
Fraderick
Asid
Eaid
Levy
Union discussed by Reformed and Presbyterian churches
Dr Gyrus Cort of Apollo Pa attending daughter in Darrow Street reports from Charlotte N C where eight denominations including Presbyterians met for a Reform Church in America conference. Delegates see hope for closer relations and possible union with committees to study federal or organic ties between the two historic churches.
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Roy
Gyrus Cort
Apollo
J. Darrow
Charloste
N. C
Reformad
America
Dor. Doré
Reformed Church
United States
Colcge
Presbyterian Church
Denver
Fiorids
Dre. Oort
Felis
Oortenid
Amarios
General Council
United States of America
Christ
General Synod
Emergency Hospital of Easton Incorporation and Local Openings
News items report the incorporation of the Emergency Hospital of Easton and the formal opening of a new high school at North East in Cecil County. Other notices include a $13,000 cash sale of Worth Glenwood estate, missing Allegany county almshouse superintendent John B Hiifott facing grand larceny charges, and Judge Hunter Boyd's award of $3 24080 in proceedings by West era Maryland Railroad. Additional items cover trials of EF. William Hermann and Dr J Tompkins over Miss Maxwell's death, Levi Black's sudden Westminster death after long railroad service, a Metrepsilian Burlesquers show at City Opera House, and a farm incident injuring Mr Wm Abrecht.
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Easton
North East
Cecil County
Worth Glenwood
James O' Norris
Bean Wold
John B. Hiifott
Allegany County Almshouse
Hunter Boyd
Cumberland
J. D. and
Mary Getty
Westera Maryland Railroad
William Hermann
J. Tompkins
Miss Maxwell
Levi Black
Westminster
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Hymeneal of Wilson and Willard at Doubs
A wedding took place yesterday afternoon at the Doubs home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Willard. Their daughter Miss Nettie Willard wed Willis T. Wilson of Doubs with a Lutheran ceremony conducted by Rev. Ray G. Miller. Guests included many local Willards and Millars, a Washington guest and extended family. The couple will reside in Doubs after a wedding trip to Washington. The event featured evergreen decor and a wedding bell, with ushers, bridesmaids, and a best man in attendance. The reception followed and the newlyweds departed on the 420 train for their honeymoon.
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Wilson
Willard
Doubs
Misa Net~tie
Willisax T. Wilson
Mira
David Specht
Russell Willard
W. Osby Brown
Alta Willard
Joseph F. Marsden
Washington
Ray. G. Wm. Millar
Gervica
Weshkington
Opon
Virgie M. Osrey
Washington, D. C
L. Basford
Wits
Wm. N. Helman
John W. Hoffman
O. B. Willard
Frederick
Basford
Wheeling
W.va
Wm. Basford
D. D. Hargess
L. E. Willard
Earl Smith
Osby Brown
O. R. Willard
Joseph Marsden
Eva Willard
Lightner
Dinteeman
William J. Lightner
Feeder— Ick
Maggia Lightner
Pearl
G. J. Hill
M. P
Parzonags
New Markst
Pleasant Walk County Notes on Sheep and Local Events
County correspondence reports several residents entering sheep farming with multiple ewes and growing lambs. Notable figures include Marshall Werlen, John Frey, and Clarence Stottlemyer. The raspberry industry expands with thousands planted. Charley Easterday records pig litters from 1905 to 1906. Joseph Hoffman relocates to Frederick Duesing’s home. John Shroyer sells a driving horse to Walter Long. Doctor Burns is recovering from a light stroke.
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Marshall Warrenfeltz
John Frey
Clarence Stottlemyer
George Burns
Doctor Burns
Charlea
Joseph Hoffman
Frog Hollow
Frederick Duesing
John Shroyer
Walter Long
Local notes from Araby show ailments and movements
Local farmers report Bright's disease illnesses and convalescence for two weeks. Peter Marker is indisposed at his home. Mrs Lila Shroyer fears dropsy. Aquius Stottlamyer moves in with Marker to farm. Harry Mossi buys a $210 driving horse in Washington county sale. Willie Marker leaves for Chewaville to work for Irving. Rev Hill of Urbana preaches farewell sermon at 3 on Sunday. John Kidd and Chas Font visit. Mrs F P Waltz improves slowly after illness. Misses Whitmore visit Mrs J G Waltz. Miss Stelle Dero visits Arsby friends.
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Bright
Peter Marker
Lila Shroyer
Lewis Shroyer
Aquius Stottlamyer
Marker
Harry Mossi
Washington County
Willie O. Marker
Chewaville
Irving
Araby
Hill
Urbana
John Kidd
Chas. Font
FP. Waltz
Whitmore
J. G. Waltz
Stelle Dero
Mountsindals
Plece
Arsby
Local society meeting and assorted business notices
Frederick County Historical Society to meet at Miss Lulis Keller’s residence on West Church street Thursday evening March 23 at eight. Merchants urged to source Gordos’s Linen Interlined Rubber Coors from Commercial Operators, 11 South Market Street. Advertising for Salton’s Snow Drift and Pure Gold Flour via agent E. Witter, 492 N Market. Furniture moving and upholstery offered by G. L. & Fox, 527 North Market. Astropathy by Dr Schmid in Nat. Bank Building. Awning ads promote Store Awnings with local installation and estimates. sixteen already on Market Street. guaranteed quality.
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Frederick County Historical Society
Lulis Keller
West Church Street
Gordos
South Market Street
E. Witter
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Continental Congress
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Joseph E. Wagner
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Ann M. Troxell
John D. Sebold
Henry Fuller
William H. Summers
Lewis BE. Summers
John W. Bustard
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