In History March 24 Historical Figures Die
The item notes the deaths of Philip Siacbone, Earl of Chesterfeld, a court wit in the George L era, born 192, author of Famous Lovers, and Lord Sterfeld a noted courtier born 277. It mentions Baron Jeomin born in Switzerland, remembered as a lover in wars, and cites a few other names with unclear spellings.
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Philip Siacbone
Chesterfeld
George L
Lord Sterfeld
Stierce
Baron Jeomin
Switzerland
Notice to subscribers about address changes and receipts
Subscribers will please report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers. Notice: subscribers to Tar News intending to change their places of residence should send their old address as well as the new to ensure prompt proper transfer.
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Tar News
Rexidarce
Wall
University Extension lecture closes with Whitman study
The sixth and final University Extension Course lecture in College Hall presented by Prof. Leslie Willis Sprague discussed Walt Whitman and democracy. Audience praised the speaker and his grasp of Whitman's life and aims, noting democracy as humanity’s hopeful form. A local center business meeting is set for May 1 to review the season and plan next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laat University Extension
College Hall
Leslie Willis Sprague
Wale Waltman
Sincera Rngres
Wait Whitman
Whitman
Social world notes on Miss Bila Main’s taffy pulling
Miss Bila Main hosted a social gathering at her Weat Patrick home last night. A large group of friends enjoyed a fun and amusing evening with games and refreshments of chocolate character.
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Bila Main
Patrick
Majorities approve Opera House remodel contract at $12 000
The Board of Aldermen approved a remodeling contract with Dr A Poole for the Opera House and Market House to be completed under new plans. The meeting ended without full public discussion as officials sought required papers.
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Maror
Shepharter
Levy
City Register Shepherd
Npstalia
Board of Aldermen
S O’olosk
Douglas
Hershberger
Ayes
Harshbarger
Lacenage
Schell
Kindrey
Or. A. Poole
Opera Hones
Corgiss
Leasensys
Kindsey
Opera House
Bir
F. C. Rhodes
N Sr. Poole
Pools
Frederick May Justi
Baltimore
Rhodes
Board of
Alderman
Albers Elected President of Ashhurst Surgical Society
Mr. Albers, formerly of this city, has been elected president of the Ashhurst Surgical Society at the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Lampe, now finishing his third year in medicine, has led the society and served as vice president of his class, which numbers 131. He graduated in 1902 from Franklin and Marshall College with a B A degree and later earned a Master of Arts from the same institution. He received several honors and held important positions during college.
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Albers v. Lampe
Ashhurst Surgical Society
University of Pennsylvania
The Law's Grip Elise Beleased
Charles Eline was released yesterday after a justice found the evidence insufficient for holding him on a larceny charge involving a razor and monkey wrench. The report notes the prior hearing by Justice J Francis Smith and mentions market quota details from Tyson's market for corn wheat oats and related prices.
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Elise Beleased
Charles Eline
J. Francis Smith
Maryland Day Celebration At Frederick High School
Maryland Day observations were held at Frederick High School in the City Opera House with dignitaries including Barbac M. Metter S. N. Young and DaQovrey W. Thom in attendance. The program featured recitations songs drills and an address by Hon. Thom highlighting Maryland’s role in the Northwestern Territory settlement and patriotic songs led by students.
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Rabic
Maryland
Frederick
City
Opera Heure
Barbac M. Metter
Board
School
Commissiosere
S. N. Young
Ceora’ary
Edwin Kemp
North Market Street
Echool
DaQourey W. Thom
Qreen Anne’s
Amen Bargee
High Sohost
Tao
Issic M. Mosier
Echoglassv
Mosier
Mary Gittinger
Natioze
Eomaritz
Hammond Qlarr
United States
South Street
Margaryland
John Shaw Corg
DaQovroy W. Phoroiz
Air. Thom
Praxiteles and Greek Painting Highlight Frederick Art Club
The Frederick Art Club met March 22 with Mrs. Sallie Nicodemus presiding. Miss Pearl Bader spoke on Praxiteles in ancient sculpture, noting his grace and the Hera temple masterpiece. A discussion on Greek painting followed, with tales of Polygnotius, Leuzis, Parrhasios, Apollos, Timanthes, Protogenes, and a pleasant dessert surprise ending the evening.
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Avening
Sallie Nicodemus
Praxiteles
Tata
Herms
Dionysius
Tampls
Hera
Misa Doub
Polygnotius
Athens
Leuxis
Parrhasins
Parrharian
Leuzis
Apollos
Raphael
Timalthes
Testimony in Hermare-Tompkins manslaughter case ends
In Hagerstown testimony in the Hermare Tompkins manslaughter case is completed. Midshipman Minor Meriwather seeks permission to resign from the Naval Academy. A Ostona ville and Baltimore delegation seized Governor Warfield to pardon John B Grfin of Catonsville, convicted of false prerences and sentenced to three years.
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Hermare-Tompkins
Hagerstown
Meriwather
Naval Academy
Ostonaville
Baltimore
Warfield
John B Grfin
Catonsville
Woodsboro Literary Society Debates Honesty as Key to Success
The Woodsboro Literary Society met March 22 after weather forced a postponement. J O Roser performed Honesty, John EB Ainsworth read Character, and a debate on whether Honesty is the Secret of Success favored the negative, with judges LeGore Shenk and Blehi ruling unanimously. The group plans weekly meetings each Thursday at 8, inviting all to attend.
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Woodsboro Literary Society
J. O. Roser
John EB. Ainsworth
Calvin Keeney
Mra. Li
O. Barrick
O. H. Barrick
BR. J. Saylor
LeGore
R R. Shenk
J.C. Blehi
Religious Services and Sunday Schools Across Town
The column lists church services and Sunday school times for multiple denominations including Schlaystille Mission All Saints Episcopal St Johns Catholic Presbyterian Trinity M E United Brethren Evangelical Reformed First Baptist German Baptist Brethren and Methodist Episcopal. Times range from early morning to evening with sermons Sunday schools catechism and Epworth League noted.
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Schlaystille
United Brething Church
Teere
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mitton G. Urser
Middletons
Lutheran Churcb
Acdip
Stock
German Baptist Brethren Exarch
Uass
Kemp
St. John's Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
E. O. Makosky
Prasoh
Becksystown M.P
Avening Serviee
Y. P
C.E
James B. Smith
Epworth League
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Reformed Church
H.R Eschbach
First Baptist Church
Wat. Hammond Parker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rush Lewis
L. A. Thirlkeld
Epworth
May Brust
GYMENESS LAMBRIGHI MULLHORS MARRIAGE AT SAINTS RECTORY
Charles Lambright and Sai lig Mulbhorm wed at Saints Rectory on March 10 with Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle officiating. After the ceremony they traveled to Philadelphia, their home, where the groom works. Elinor Smith and Roberts Waters were married recently at the bride’s Blakeley Georgia home. The bride is the daughter of Horatio Gates Smith and granddaughter of Lucy Restob of South Market Street. Carrie Trens engaged to Charles D. Whisner of this city. wedding planned for April.
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Misa Nannie Rontasha
Washington
Justice Wm. H. Tyler
Rocky Springs
Frederick
Roger Motter
Howard M. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Wm. A. Morningstar
Lima Kiln
Fraf. F. R. Neighbours
Bugkeystown
Hettie Tyson
South Market Street
Minnie Moleaworth
Ejamsville
Mas Lampe
Philadelphia
G. Oscar Rhoads
North Market Street
Murray Dronenburg
East Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Mary Kolb
Wazhington
May Kemp
Baltimore
Alewis Hintz
Roby Woodward
O. E. Oline
Ads
Ohio
Margaret G. Eckenrcds
Wasttmilwater
Pean
Wm. E. Braup
Bouth Market Street
Armor Bell
Littleatown
Sica
John S. Quynn
Weat South Street
Lambrighi
Mullhors
Charles Lambright
Sailig Mulbhorm
Ailsints
Osborne Ingle
Waters
SXITE
Elinor Smith
Mr. Roberts
Blakeley
Georgia
Horatio Gates Smith
Lucy Restob
South Market Atreat
Castle
Braddock
Charlea D. Whisner
Funeral for James Be Stanb held at Wea Patrick Street
The funeral of James Be Stanb was held yesterday at 2 PM at the Wea Patrick Street residence, officiated by Rev L A Thirikel. Many Chippswa Tribe No 19,10 B M members attended the services and graveside rites at Mt Olives cemetery with Reynolds Post G B representatives present.
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James BE. Stanb
Wea
Patrick Street
L.A. Thirikel
Cbippswa Tribe
Fanarallo
Reynolds’ Post
G. 4
Toopall Bestera
Goippswa Triba
John H. Basnett
O. H. Eckstein
E. A. Glenager
J. Henry Lampe
Edward Duvall
Johnn Fleischman
Mt. Olives Cemetery
F Schroeder
Fereral
Mre
Ann Marie Dacsey
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
C. Osrty
Capital Surplus and Officers Listed in Ledger Fragments
A fragmentary listing shows a capital surplus around 100000 and notes officers including J D Baker and W G Baker with vice presidents and clerks named. Additional names tied to the executive team appear alongside signatures and titles, indicating a mid‑century corporate roster.
New Eton Suits and White Goods Offerings
Advertisement promoting Eton suits in grey, cary and green, with brands JOHN HENDRICKS OR SEIDIG amp MILLER. Emphasizes color richness, texture, and distinct styles. Highlights wool, white goods, and blanket blocking values with low prices and price comparisons to other stores. Ends by touting durable stockings for children.
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Walste
Childrens Ue
Local goods and notices fill odd shops and societies
A bustling page lists varied items from Shipley and Bopet Saturday Special including lamps glassware and linoleums to notices for the Onorai Society meeting Mountain City Lodge entertainment and a doctors visit at Emergency Hospital. Merchants offer Snow Drift Pure Gold Fiozz and moving upholstering services amid local advertisements and community events.
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Selson’s
Fiozz
E. Wittler
N. Market St
Legislature advances funds and charter changes in Fred Stick
The legislature reports bills authorizing the Fred Stick mayor and aldermen to borrow up to 20000 for remodeling the City Opera House. An omnibus appropriation bill allocates 5000 for Frederick City Hospital for 1907 and 1908, plus 5500 for a new wing in 1908, and 1200 for Emergency Hospital. Additional 33500 for Marshland School for the Deaf and Comb for 1907 and 30000 for 1908. Senate moves to amend Summitssburg Hatford Company charter to permit electricity lines and telegraph and telephone service. House passes ban on liquor within three miles of Fi ing Hill with tolls, and turnpike bridges exempt from extra assessments. Governor signs liquor license tax exemption for Elk's Club in Frederick. Divorce granted to Minnie G. Marker from Marion G. Marker, with right to resume maiden name Minnie S. Bilckerstaff. Lewis represents Marker.
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Andera
House of Dalegases
Fred Stick
City Opera House
Ways
Messa
House
Senate
Frederick Ulty
Marshland School For the Deaf
DHS
Smmitssburg Hatffosd Company
Nicodemus
Fiing Hill
Dackey
Warfeld
Elke’ Ard
Frederick
Local notices and postponement of public sale due to blizzard
Public sale of valuable livestock and farming implements postponed to Friday March 20 due to blizzard weather. Auction by O A Rocers one mile west of Buckeystown. Also notes a hotel grill offering seafood and lunch items, and a memorial remembrance for William Ball and a mother with dates in 1853 and 1893.
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O. A. Rocers
Buckeystown
William Ball
Turin Davourer
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O. A. Rogers
Kplay & Boost
Goedhare
Hotel Grill
W. Nicodamus
FE. Myers
O. B. Ohize
Wertheimer
A. Galler
R. BE. Oreager
Hendrickson
Moatlinix
Pisaszut
Alderman Deside
G. A. Poote
Mart. G. Waring Tyson
Maryland Day
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Frederick Art Club
Wis
Sunday Schools and Societies
Gymeness
Olphas Bell
N. W. Bell
Ijamsville
George Riggs
Citizens’ Rational Bank
Icitizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick,jmd
Jd. D. Baker
Wm, G. Baker
H. D. Baker
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Gizimm Beeman
Samuel G. Dovall
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Morree
D. H. Haxorrt
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Hawesage
Taos
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U. M. Promas
Daniel Bars
John Hendrickson
Eton
Cary
London
Alice Blas
John Hendricks
Seidig & Miller
Ie & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Shipley & Bopet
Biedenagar
Seagar
Eureigy & Borst
Onorai Society
Fin Ghis
Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
F. Steck
O. A. Lanois, K
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North Markst Sr
Wm. Taras
Sys Epecialiat
Marsh
T. M. Beitros
C. L H. Fox
North Market streat_ Bell
Omteopardy
E. L. Schmid
Citizsne
Nit
I. E
Welliniz
L. E. Mulliniz
M. B
Minnie G. Marker
F. O.thorwood
Marion G. Marker
Micnie S Bilckerstaff
Lewis
Marker
City Hotel Grill
Goodhart's
George 5
Repeck As
Vesg Stonn
Sears
Bisck
Watts
George
Begdgoun
P. Rig
Ipsomas P. Rio
North Makest Street
Frederick County
Helene
WH. E. Smith
Dees Peterman
West Franklin
Baltimsis
Hothg
C. B. Foster
North Market Bieeet, Frederick
Bld
Kefauver
Church Street
Fredericki
Hu Life Flour
Thera’s
Lie
Morgan Cecil
West Patrick Street
Frederick, 3D
Besant & Knott
Pars Eye
Hotal
China
E. Ceragse
Florisx
Taermont
Sprzocsaly
Sappragten
Tolles
B. Sappingtor
Guz Dour Norta
Oey Mall
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