Notable Date In History March 24 Highlights
March 24 historical notes include figures such as Thorwaldsen the Danish sculptor died Copenhagen 1770 birth, Jomini Swiss-born general and staff officer born 1779, Longfellow poet born 1807 Cambridge, John T. Wolfman ex governor born 1600 and a new extradition treaty between Great Britain and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhody Island
Philip Stankope
Earl of Chesterfield
Wotler
Farum
Lord Clusterfield
Thue
George L
Thorwaldsen
Copenhagen
Masso Amelio
Arrench
Claremont
England
Baron Jonni
Baron Jomini
Switzerland
Ney
Honaparte
Austerlitz
Staf
Jena
Wii—Thomas Walter Bayghot
Henry Whdsworth Longfellow
Cambridge
Masa
John T. Wolfman
New York
Wiesbaden
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Tomorrow's News offers feature highlights and vivid stories
The Saturday News previews tomorrow's issue with an ongoing dramatic story, a two column profile on Captain Kilmer detailing six generals at Santiago with photographs, and two columns on gardening offering helpful insights and engaging reads for readers.
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Kilmer
Putbh
Santiago
Saturday News Announces New Home Feature Sections
The paper introduces a special household department with short articles on recipes housework remedies and home care. It also highlights Loats Orphan Asylum features a portrait of founder John Loats and a picture of Myersville public school, plus livestock and dairy coverage and a Sunday School lesson by Rev. D. M. Stearns. Copies cost 2 cents and home delivery is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loats Orphan Asylum
John Loats
Myersville Public School
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Mrs Simmons Recovering After Windsor Hotel Fire
Friends report Mrs Charles Simmons is gradually recovering from injuries after the Windsor Hotel fire. She is able to see, with eye injuries improving, though ankle swelling and burns persist. She escaped by dress catching, saved by a fireman, as sisters and friends aid her in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simmons
Windsor Hotel
Ahe
Bornei
Bold burglary near Olive steals desk and cash
The country residence of Honore M. Claggett near Olive was broken into and a desk stolen. The desk was carried to the barn and broken open with about seventeen dollars in cash taken. The desk later appeared in an adjoining field. Papers belonging to Claggett were not taken. Unknown burglars operate in the Jefferson area, with efforts underway to catch them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore M. Claggett
Olive
Peteraville
Fairfax Stone and its Historic West Virginia Markers
The Fairfax stone marked the source of the Potomac River on the Maryland West Virginia border. Destroyed in 1834, a replica was planted by Davis Coal and Coke Co. The 1746 survey began at Fredericksburg and traced to the river’s headwater, establishing Lord Fairfax’s patent extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Fairfax
Maryland
West Virginia
Garrett
Preston, Tucker and Grant
United States
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Lord Fairfax
King of England
Fredericksburg
Potomac River
South Branch
Potomac
Fountain Head
England
Purely Personal From Local Society Column
Mrs John Davis and daughter Irene are visiting relatives in Baltimore. Miss Mamie Humm of this city visits relatives in Utica in this county. Miss Bessie Tolbert Park Mills this county spent today with Miss Bessie Bnuicher. Miss Edith Kohlenberg Adamstown is spending a few days with friends in Frederick. Mr George Ketler and family move from North Market street to East Fourth street. Mr and Mrs Barry Smith are expected home from their wedding trip today or tomorrow. Miss Blanche Renner of Cannellsville Pa has returned home. Mrs Annie M Snyder and little grandson Charles S Pickett visit her daughter Mrs B T Stull of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Irene
Baltimore
Mamie Humm
Utica
Bessie Tolbert
Park Mills
Bessie Bnuicher
Edith Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Frederick
George Ketler
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Myr
Barry Smith
Blanche Renner
Cannellsville
Annie M. Snyder
Tittle
Charles S. Pickett
B. T. Stull
Washington, D. Cc
New Engine and Stack Arrive for Lime Company in Frederick
A new engine and stack arrived in Frederick via the Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday, consigned to the M. J. Grove Lime Company. A foundation is being dug on West Fifth Street for a large double brick dwelling for Mr. John Adams and his brother, to be built by prominent contractor Mr. B A Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. J. Grove Lime Company
West Fifth Street
John Adams
B.A. Cramer
Marriage Invitation for Sweadner and Inglis in North East
Special dispatch reports Joseph Wright was hanged in Cuestartons Missouri for killing an aged Black man, William Newcomb, a calm execution observed. Invitations note the marriage of Charles Albert Sweadner of Brad dock Pennsylvania to Jessie Catharine Inglis of North East Pennsylvania for Wednesday March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert Sweadner
Braddock
Jessie Catharine Inglis
North East
Mr. Sweadner
Richard Sweadner
Libertytown
Cuestartons
Joesph Wright
William Newcomb
Wright
Oyster Roast at Harry Grove's Frederick Home
Mr. Harry Grove hosted a small oyster roast for friends at his bachelor dwelling near Frederick last evening, a social gathering noted in this column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Grove
Frederick
Woodsboro Savings Bank Directors Meet to Organize
The Woodsboro Savings Bank directors held a second meeting to finish organization and plan a April 15 opening. Subscriptions pour in, capital proposed up to 75000, committees to select cashier and secure building. Meetings continue to finalize bylaws charter and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Weelgey
Disorderly conduct fines from Justice White sessions
Yesterday in Justice White's court several defendants faced charges of dis orderly conduct. Rose Cooper and Andrew Barnes, both colored, were fined small sums and paid. Emma Makell and Mrs Reuben Brown also fined, all payments acknowledged. James Tyler was dismissed. John Green jailed for stealing traps awaiting 3 pm hearing. Samuel Snyder dismissed on cruelty to animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Rose Cooper
Oficer Glessner
Andrew Barnes
Davis
Emma Makell
Ridenour
Reuben Brown
Davis and Ridenour
James Tyler
Cook
John Green
Brust
Samuel Snyder
Staub
Cost estimate for railroad extension project in Maryland
Civil engineer C McC Lemley reports completion of survey data for Douglas Brothers railway extension from Myersville to Hagerstown. Projectors expect to form a company and begin work with about two hundred men in early spring, while right of way issues ease. Local ailment notes include several sick residents and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McC. Lemley
Baltimore
Myersville
Hagerstown
Douglas Brothers
Burglary Damages Store Safe at McDevitt & Brother
A store safe at Messrs. J. W. McDevitt & Brother suffered heavy damage from burglars who tried to force it open. The front was battered and signs of a desperate break in were found. Mr. McDevitt suspects several cigars were taken before the thieves fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. J. W., McDevitt & Brother
McDevitt
Middletown Mail Schedule Change Disrupts Local Business
The Middletown Valley Register reports that the new mail timetable, effective last Monday, moves the second Middletown mail from 1245 p.m. to 410 p.m. causing serious inconvenience to local business people and post office patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley Register
Middletown
Postoffice
Digby Bell Files Bankruptcy Petition in Chicago
Actor Digby Bell filed a Chicago bankruptcy petition seeking discharge from liabilities totaling $27,000. He states he has no assets beyond a $228 judgment he recently won in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby Bell
Chicago
New York
Wounds of Hanen's Wound Man Reported Stable At Home
Mr Joseph G Ganen who was accidentally shot by a friend at Hotel O Bold Hanover Pa is at his home in Middletown dog very well The wound was made in the fleshy part of the leg to the depth of six inches but the ball was not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wxe- Hanen
Joseph G. Ganen
Hanover
Middletown
Canal Water Opens Feeders At Dam No 5
Water in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal feeders at dam No 5 was opened Wednesday night. The Jewers to Williamsport and below are almost ready to resume traffic. Some boats plan to depart for Cumberland by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Dam No. 5
Williamsport
Cumberland
Delmer E Croft Speaks on The Kingdom Beautiful at Opera House
Delmer E Croft delivered an eloquent lecture titled The Kingdom Beautiful at the City Opera House. It closed the Y M C A course with this final entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. GC
Conrac
Delmer E. Croft
City Opera House
Local grain quotes and patent medicine notice
Wheat was quoted in Frederick today at 72 cents per bushel. Corn shelled 58 cents per bushel, corn on eat 2 a barrel. Dyspepsia is the cause of untold suffering. By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla the digestive organs are toned and dyspepsia is cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood
Mineral prospection sparks new copper boom in Maryland
Reports from Harrisburg and Philadelphia describe Col. H. C. Demming leading a mining push in the South Mountain region with high grade copper ore and stibnite finds across Frederick and Adams counties. A Boston syndicate prepares to form a major company with $3.5 million capital while titanium iron ore and asbestos deposits broaden the prospectus. The piece links the area to Calumet and Hecla style potential, notes large nugget finds near Smithsburg, and mentions a St. Louis smelting process claim expanding ore utilization. Also brief local items recount marriages by Elder Colemmon Stoner, March mortality expectations, and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Smithsburg
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
South Mountain
Michigan
Calumet
Hecla
St. Louis
Boston
H. C. Demming
Harrisburg
Col. Deeming
Frederick County
Adams County
Maryland
Henry Moissan
Public Sales To Draw Crowds In Various Localities
Numerous public auctions slated for tomorrow across the country. John East near Braddock and Edward Mercier in Reedy Airy will auction personal property including work horses and cows. Harry Snook will handle items for Elizabeth Shook near Utica Milla and Lewis town. Estate sales include Mrs. Ann R. Johnson’s home on West Third Street and farm property of 116 acres near Middletown. Mortgagees Stoner and Vauble will offer woodland and Mt Pleasant district land with orchard and strawberry plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
John Jr. East
Insane W. Kopp
Edward Mercier
Henry P. Nason
Re. Airy
Harry RK. Snook
Elizabeth
Shook
Utica Milla
Lewistown
James B. Buxton
Creagerstown
Harvey K. Leane
Mina M. M. Jung
Trameville
Prank IL. Stoner
City Hotel
Tuserrora
Mt. Pleasant
Last cable cars removed from Baltimore streets
The state news notes Governor Lowndes designates April 14 as Arbor Day in Maryland. George M. Estep gets ten years for incest in Baltimore. Ex congressman McKang seeks Democratic Governor nomination in Allegany. Proposals include a Maryland humane society and a Monumental Ginger Ale and Mineral Water Company. A Baltimore syndicate plans Pittsburg and Allegany Telephone system expansion. The Wilmington Conference opposes Brigham Hobart's candidacy for Congress from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lowndeshia
Maryland
George M. Estep
Wm. M. McKang
Allegany
Maryland Humane Society
Vindnet Manufacturing Company
Brigham H. Hobart
Congress
Easter sale and shopping notices at local shops
Easter Sale announced at Frederick Art Club rooms for March 27 and 28 with Easter Egg Dye colors, Holy items, baskets, novelties, and confections from Smith’s Temple of Fancy and Bershberger’s. Also notes on Sam’s Place oysters, McCardell’s Easter novelties, old newspapers for wrapping, ongoing confectionery business, and cheap publicity via News want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Schley
Dewar
Sampson
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
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the Daily News
Washington
Olapatch
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Paine’s Celery
Steiner Bros
I. B. Sappington
Geo
Wolfe
O. CG
Carty Coss
Miller & Co
Easter Landis
X .C. EB. Cline
the Saturday News
Mes, Simmons
Condition
California Fig Syrup Co
Newspaper Farhive
H. M. Claggett
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Boatlowton
Lewis Martell
West Fourth Street
Ignatius Goode
Nencie Michael
Washington, D. C
Jesse Haines
Jacob Tasker
Jobo Tasker
J. Hanshew Markey
Frederick County National Bank
Col. HO. Donning
Finda Asbeston
Washington County
Franklin County
Adame County
Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Edison
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryud
C Olemmon Stoner
German Baptist Church of
Uniontown
Aty
County
Fred. Aubert
East Second Street
Maris
News OF the State
Sam’s Place
Samuel C. Titlow
McCardell
Taz News
Bershberger’s
G.aNxp
M. C. Blusexove
H. E.C. Fox
South Market Street
I. &. Mullinix
L. E. Mouum
John Hendricsson
Thien
Donis
Loch Foulard
Amy Mudsliy
Lisle
John Henpnoxsor
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Walter
New & Maiz
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Linton E. Main
Charles Zimmerman
Patantee and Manufacturer
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
de. Wm. C. Boteter
N. Market Street
Residence City
Our
Co. E. Cisse
Peterbans
F. B. Sappington
Mepplington
Jan 3Dawiy
Rodook & CO
Bae Uwalns
A. T. Rios & Sons
EK. Rice & Sone
Repalra
Market Street
Frederiux
F.V.& Staub, Pasvor “Lamps
F . V. Starz
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Sts
THE
Hailing Grocery CO
N. Market
Hrederick
O. B. Ramsburg
EB. Rambburg
SER
Msburg
J. Beisely Keller
Seclause
J. Heisely Keller’s
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick ST
Shopmans
Crown
Sridge
University of Maryland
Fedlodiy
A Lyred Ritter
Counbelos
Baulty
Offici
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Milton &, Urner
Clarna U. Eteey
Hammond Oras
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Atuaw. Snosespet Ec
Ri Levys
Goust
Newspap
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