Hagerstown Teachers Praise Frederick Schools Visit
A group of Hagerstown teachers visited Frederick to tour the Boys High School Girls High School and Deaf and Dumb Asylum. They met Superintendent Boblitz and Principal Kreh and praised Frederick hospitality and modern facilities.
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Sagerstown
Frederick
Bagerstown Globe
Antietam
Hagerstown
Boblitz
Young
Burgee
Boys’ High School
Prof. Burges
Burges
Girls’ New High School
Charoh Street
Milas Robinson
Misa Robinson
South Street
Kreh
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Purely Personal Notices From The City Society
Purely personal items list residents visiting relatives and traveling. Carrie Kolb on East Third street visits friends in jamaville and Mr. Wen M Roelkey left for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Camden S Ramaburg on West Pat tick street visits Hagerstown. B F Burns of Washington visiting her parents Hiram R Hook. Charles Pelee, city resident, returned from New York and Philadelphia. David T Bowlus on West Third Street visiting Dr Lloyd T MactHIl Jr in Baltimore. Mary Kimmel of Park Mills returned home after visiting her aunt Mary O Mehmiing on East Second Street.
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Carrie Kolb
East Third Street
Jamaville
Wen. M. Roelkey
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
Camden
Ramaburg
West Pattick Street
Hagerstown
B.F. Burns
Washington
Hiram R. Hook
East Oberchetraat
Charles Pelee
New
St Louis Lawyer Wounded In Hotel Shooting
Charleo Erd a prominent St Louis lawyer was found with a bullet wound to the head in a room at the Hotel Impar ish in New York. He was taken to a hospital and said the shooting was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charleo Erd
St. Louis
Russians Reach Sipingha Front Near Tie Pass
Dispatch reports Roseian rear guard at Bipingbal seventy miles north of Tie Pass. Japanese forces are slowly pursuing as Armies clash in Manchuria. Local entertainment note remarks Jabliee Singers and Dudley's Judites Singers appearing at City Opera House tonight under Mr John Ridenour management.
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Enecinl
Gouxsar Pass
Manchuria
Bipingbal
Tie Pass
Clty Opera House
Notora
John Ridenour
Col Ira Tyler Dead a Frederict Banker Civil War Officer
Col Ira Tyler longtime Frederict resident and First National Bank cashier died at his East Patrick street home after months of illness from Brights disease. He suffered a paralytic stroke on Sunday night and remained unconscious until death.
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Ira Tyler
First National Bank
Frederict
East Patrick Street
Tyler
Bright
Colonel Tyler Remembered for Civil War Service and Local Leadership
Col Tyler, third son of Georges M and Ann M Tyler and grandson of Dr William B Tyler, was born in 1848 in Frederick. He served in the Civil War, rose to lieutenant, and endured Libby Prison. He later held bank and Masonic roles, died aged about 77, with funeral Friday at 3 pm at home and interment in Me. Olivet cemetery.
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Tyler
Georges M
Ann M. Tyler
William Bradley Tyler
Frederick
Frederick College
Potomac Home Brigade
Bradford
Ostrelt County
Sixth
Maryland Infantry
Milroy
Winchester
Richmond
Libby
Oamo
Annspolia
Sixth Corps
Army of the
Broderick
Maryland
National Republican Leagues
New York
Lowndes
Loyal Legion
First National Bank of
First National Bank of Frederick Was Organized, In 1867, Col. Tyler
Columbia Lodge
Otis Tyler
Luray
Harriett
Blesvor Tyler
Me. Olivet Cemetery
Clarence Eddy Aske Divorces Wife in Chicago Suit
Renowned organist Clarence Eddy has filed for absolute divorce from Sarah Hershey Eddy in the Chicago Superior Court on desertion grounds. He asserts she left him two years ago and remains absent. reports hint temperamental differences caused unhappiness. Eddy spent much of the past decade in Paris. They married in Obicago on July 1, 1879. Hershey previously ran the Hershey School of Musical Art.
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Clarence Eddy
Frederick
Chicago
Sarah Hershey Eddy
Europe
Eddy
Paris
Mrs. Eddy
Obicaga
Hershey
Hershey School of Musical Art
Lumber firm honors firemen with cigars after blaze
The William D. Bowers Lumber Company yesterday afternoon presented three fire companies with boxes of cigars in appreciation for saving its property from destruction during Monday night’s fire. Many members enjoyed the treats in the engine houses.
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William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Enlarging Drivers Quarters For Junior Fire Company
The Junior Fire Company's drivers’ sleeping rooms are being enlarged by seven feet from Bruobey's saloon space and adding it to the drivers’ room. Bruobey's saloon area will be rented to F. S. Bappington for storage.
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Bruobey
F. 8. Bappington
Week in Otronto and Orphans' Courts Reports
Travel real estate transfers and marriages filed in Otronto and Orphans' Courts for the week ended March 22 1905. Property deeds list numerous transfers to county city and individuals with values. marriage licenses issued to nine couples including Solomon Smith Sallie Cramer and others. and Orphans' Court entries cover inventories accounts probate wills and executors for multiple estates. Carnation Baseball Club reorganizes electing Leslie Lease as temporary chairman and naming officers and players with plans to play several games locally and start after April 16.
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Otrontc and Orphans’ Courts
Otroatt and Orphans
Milton Smith
Jezose L Sentz
Henry
Booger
Ezra R. Stone
John O. Mutter
Josiah A. Ramsburg
Edward D. Hobbe
Mary J. Ulrich
Benjamin Hay
Clayton O. Keedy
Ulysais P. A. Richardson
Altie O. Daouer
Jacob Blatoi
Elizabeth Gray
Charlen H. Routzahn
George W. Hamilton
Milton F. Outgail
Geo. W. Rimmerman
Keefer Ausherman
Jacob L.iHaller
John O. Weast
Charles F. Barpley
Solomon Smith
Walkersville
Sallie Cramer
Utioa
Barry Barbaugh
Lalie A. Moser
Emmitsburg
Chamony F. Nicodemus
Florence V. Chameson
Brunswick
Charles E. Grosenickle
Ladiesburg
Margaret R. Stitely
Johorvills
John L. Aldridge
Stellan M. Bisheara
Hear Mt. Airy
Samuel L. Eppley
Annie M. Schaeter
Frederick City
Upton 8. Meyers
Baltimore
Grace I. Anderson
Jessups
Orphans’ Court
John W. Sullivan
Isabella Pryor
James Baker
Henry P. Mussetter
Martha Rider
Harvey R. Smith
Theodore Smith
Jacob Dorcow
Kate V. Dorous
James Y. Rider
Washington
Mary O. Marlow
Margaret E. Darborow
Jeannette M. Nelson
Db. O.c
Abraham Adama
Hamilton County
Ohio
Hammond Urner
Thomas H H. Eader
Mary Eader
Elmer W. Poffinberger
Jacob Koogle
Henry Poffinberger
Cours
Carnation Baseball Club
Leasle L Lease
Charles Robinson
Firet
Walter Rawsburg
Lealia L. Lease
Carl Lesage
Frank Kennedy
Lawra Bader
Arthur Young
Langley Haines
Marton Kline
Frederick Renumbering Underway As Aldermen Plan
Officer Simpson will start renumbering Frederick houses this afternoon under the board adopted plan. Plates are 2 by 3 inches with black backgrounds and white figures centered. The canvass lists 2 074 doors, many buildings have two or three, complicating exact house counts. Gaithersburg Summit Hotel Sold for about 25 000 to Savings Institution of Sandy Spring. Petition in Bankruptcy Seeks relief for John O William of Emmitaburg showing debts 5370 26 and assets 3823 49.
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Simpson
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Gaithersburg
Talbott & Prettyman, Sollottors
Summit Hotel
the Savings Institution of
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Making New Walk In City Street Project
Officer Simpson plans a four foot wide walk from Woot Fish street and Trail avenue to Park avenue, up to Par avanne and out Park Row, outlining a small improvement project.
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Simpson
Woot Fish Street
Trail Avenue
Park Avenue
Paravanne
Park Row
Steamers to Attend State Firemen Meet in Hagerstown
Independent Hose Company officials approved taking a steamer to Hagerstown for the June 7 8 9 State Firemen's Association gathering. The city will provide an electric light in front of the engine house. Teams from Frederick will enter reel races engine contests and possibly hook and ladder events, aiming for prize money. The Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association meets in Waynesboro Pa in May with potential Frederick entries.
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Hous Company
Hageratown
State Firemen’s Association
Hagerstown
Stenmer
Masera
Milton Eagla
Joseph F. Eisenhacer
Riohsara Keyser
Hornea
Aeual
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Waynesboro
Frederick
Maryland to mark Act of Religious Toleration anniversary
The state observes the Maryland history topic Act of Religious Toleration on Friday March 4, with school programs and papers. Governor Warfield supports the movement, tracing toleration to Cecilius Calvert and the 1649 Tolera tion Act, noting Maryland as an early space for religious liberty.
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State Board of Education
Warfield
Board of Education
Maryland
Assembly of
Caellius Calvart
Lord Baltimore
England
Leonard Osivers
Osallins Caslvers
Dob
Blr
Deoilius Caslvert
Christ
Calvert
St. Marys
Wee
George
Avalon and Maryland growth in early colonial era
The article recounts Calvert’s grant of Avalon and Maryland, early voyages of the Maryland Pilgrims in 1633 34, the Ark and the Dove sailing from the Canary Islands to Virginia and Maryland, the storm near the Dove, their arrival at Barbados and Point Comfort, the first Mass in a English colony, and the selection of St Marys on the Potomac for a permanent settlement led by Governor Calvert with Captain Henry Fleet.
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Oscilius
New World
Imad
Newfoundland
Avalon
Carolinas
Charlea I
Virginia Company
Calvert Netend
Potomac
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
George Calvert
Cecilius Calvert
Maryland
Henrietta Maria
Dowes
Qoscillun Osivert
Leonard
George
Father White
Verge
Madeira
Canary Islands
Barbados
St. Lucia
Montserrat
St. Christopher
Point Comfort
Harvay
St. Clements Iate
Calvert
Henry Fleet
Virginia
Bt. Mary's
St. Mary's
Updegrail's Far Top Gloves Half Price Sale Headline
Bargains on lace trims and fashion accessories fill the store. Prices range from 50¢ to 250 per yard with special lots at 2 for 2 and 50¢ samples. Varied goods include jabots stocks fourt hands and colored parasols and umbrellas aimed at economical shoppers.
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P.B
Funeral for George Yost Set for Tomorrow at 3
The funeral service for the late George Yost will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with services at his home on West Patrick Street. Interment will follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yost
Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Death notices and health updates from Middletown area
Mrs. Lydia Haupt aged 76 died at Monteyne Hospital yesterday morning about 11 o clock from generic debility. She was a Middletown native and former school teacher. The funeral was held this afternoon in Middletown. Also noted is Mrs A H Harrington at 1 North Market Street and Charles Thomas of 1013 Third Street improving after several weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Haupt
Monteyne Hospital
Middletown
A. H. Harrington
North Market Street
Charles Thomas
Waat Third Street
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a death and for firemen saving property. Also notes an entertainment at City Opera House Dudley's Jubilee Singers on March 22 with tickets at McCardell and prices 15 10 25 cents. Also listings for organ bargains, moving services, and home goods in Frederick Maryland with various businesses and ads.
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Dudley
City Opera House
Buck
Tiolketa
McCardell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
York
Chacha
Borde
Farr
Ameri TC
Metropolitan
Nomis Fuses
Brighston
Reunion
Indian Ocean
Wasmiseton
Tow News
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
John N. Clary
Mes
Insaco Haller
N. Market St
Mary E. Lutz
Sipingha
Certising
Niewera
Col
Quizay
1St National Bank
Ira Taler
Grand Lodge
King David Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. O. Doering
Grand Lodge of
Wim. Hall
Seeche
James W. Lowe
Joseph W. Gaver
Georgianna Lowe
John O. Williama
Emmitaburg
C County
United States District Court
Tndependent Hose Co
St. Clements Sale
Citizens’ National Bank
Cirizens
National Bank OF Frederick
Total
Feuhe
Hizey
MaryLane
Wat
G. Zminaan
WM. G. Zimmerman
Jd. Travers Thomaen
Ps Correst
Thomas H. Haller
J. D. Barker
John Hendrickson
Frederick Adop
Pring
Hoalery
Plata
Fancy
John Bhendrickson
Meidig & Miller
Py Ewig & Miller
Royas
Rodock & CO
Aizen
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ts Birm
A Trice & Sons
Anid
Open
Thomas P. Rich
Old Stand
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrick S
A. J. Eichelberger
Pure Holland
Thompson
Eichelberges
N. W
Thira Bts
Aidawg Ration
Besant & Knott
H. E. Smith
East Church
Eldawiy
L. Kefau
Sprotatier
Gov. Church
Nd Market
Sta. Krederick
Franklin Strat
City Hotel
Citizens’ National Bank, Market
Patrick Brrests
Madif
WM. C
pBsmasis
F. B. Sappinton
B. Sappington
City Ball
Breinig & Miller
Charles N. Harqett
Alhcere
Mary B. Lutz
Arc
Bamcnl
E. Winearennen
Birely
Muato
Heart of City
Frederick, Md
James F. Eldredge
Fred. P.een
Phoea
Frederick Oley
Axminster and Velvets
L. E. Mullinix
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