Local notables and businesses listed in fragmented notice
A fragmented OCR item names Orthington Snotre George Alinntt Omag Store Store and a string of individuals and businesses including Mrs J J White Williamson's G A Gilbert B M Dizon M E Gramer Landis John Hendrickson RB D Mantz in unclear association with a local listing or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthington, Snotre
George Alinntt
Omag
Eee
C .B. Oline
Mra
J. J. White
Wertheimer
Williamson’s
G. A. Gilbert
M. Dizon
M.E Gramer
A - Landis
Ohn Hendrickson
D. Mantz
Tax Weekly News announces upcoming twelve page issue
The Weekly News announces a twelve page Tax Wereny News ready Thursday with full news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation and is promoted as an advertising medium with many advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 0 m Wednesday and changes by 12 m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Wereny News
Frederick City
Tax Weekly
Purely Personal Visits and Sojourns in Frederick
Mr. Meredith Smith of Georgetown College is at home. James C. Sappington of Liberty spends the day in Frederick. A D Willard is in Brunswick on business. Frank Markell of St John’s College visits Frederick relatives. Edward O Lease visits relatives in Sharpsburg. Emily Maulsby spends the day in Washington. Steiner Schley is visiting relatives in Baltimore. Misses N. BR and D. Mantz returned from New York. Ann Rebecca Fout moved from West Patrick to East Patrick street. Ada Hasterday returns home to Myersville. Mrs Cornelius Dutrow of Keliers W Va visits her mother on East Third street. Rev B V Switzer sails to Baltimore for M E church South General Conference in Trinity Church. Helen Dechert and Katherine Thompson yesterday went to Gallimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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Meredith Smith
Georgetown College
James C. Sappington
Liberty
Frederick
A D. Willard
Brunswick
Frank Markell
St. John’s Colege
Edward 0. Lease
South Street
Sharpsburg
Emily Maulsby
Cours Square
Washington
Steiner Schley
Weat Church Straat
Baltimore
N. BR
Sod D. Mantz
New York
Ann Rebecca Fout
West Patrick
Lambright
East Patrick Street
Ada Hasterday
Charles Schroeder
Myersville
Cornelius Dutrow
Keliers
W.va
Real Estate Transfers In City Neighborhoods Reported
Transactions show Charles B. T. Hendrickson and Everard Kepner buying a house and vacant lot at East Third street and A fiddle alley. Samuel J. Forney auctioned land at the City Hotel for Charles W. Grove. Mrs. Martha E. Y. Weinberg acquired her lot on East Sixth street. Simon C. and Minnis I. Rice handle a $100 transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Everard Kepner
East Third Street
Samuel J. Forney
City Hotel
Charles W. Grove
F. B. Grove
Woad B. Cramer
Martha E. Y. Weinberg
East Sixth Street
Simon C
Minnis I. Rice
Middletown Nominating Meeting Names Ticket
A citizens meeting in Middletown nominated a ticket for the social corporation election next Monday. Postmaster George C. Gardner chaired with G C Rhoderick Jr as secretary. The ticket lists Burgess candidate Magistrate C Lemuel Shiffisr and commissioners W W Doub, John Gardner, George L Dood Jr Miller, Josiah Doab. the current Burgess and two current commissioners were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Socaal Corporation
George C. Gardner
G. C. Rhoderick, Jr
Burgess
C. Lemuel Shiffisr
W. W. Doub
Ohn Gardner
George L. Dood
Miller
Josiah Doab
New Work by Prof Thomas Tax News Receives Ethnology Extracts
Bu- Tesa of American Ethnology sent two extracts from its nineteenth annual reports to Prof Coran Thomas of this city. The works titled Mayan Csisader Systems and Numeral Systems of MevCo snd Central America show exhaustive research evidence.
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Thomas
Bu- Tesa
MevCo
Central America
Coran Thomas
Bass
Wedded Porso Years at Bealsville Anniversary
A long married couple celebrated their fifty six year union at their home near Shookstown. Conrad Smith aged eighty and Elizabeth Lamanz aged eighty three, married in 1846, gathered with 60 attendees including children grandchildren and a few friends. Rev Hoffmeister led prayers, Psalms were read, and a group portrait was taken before a bountiful dinner.
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Conrad Smith
Shookstown
Smith
Elizabeth Lamanz
Bealsville
Harmony
Middletown Valley
Thia County
David Bittle
Lutheran Church
Middletown
T. F. Hoffmeist
Mr. Duvall
Bell Photography Co
General Otis Retires From Army After Long Service
General Elwell Otis yesterday completed active service and was placed on the retired list. Born in the city on May 25, 1886, he moved to Rochester, New York, as a child with his parents. He entered as Captain in the New York Infantry, rose to Lieutenant Colonel, served in Virginia and Pennsylvania, and earned brevets and promotions including brigadier general of volunteers and major general of volunteers. He helped found the War College at Fort Leavenworth, led Philippine command from May 12, 1898, and held the post for two years, retiring with the regular rank of brigadier general.
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Wil-Joachim Murat
Naples
Cahors
France
Calabria
Cee
Murat
Napoleon
Europe
Caroline
Leipsic
Caroline Jones Chisholm
Walt Whitman
Camden
Birmingham
Ala
Elwell
Otis
Ro‘chester
N. Y
Volunteer Army
New York Infantry
Virginia
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Philippines
War College
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Philippine Command
Oia
John G Stoner
John Cacffman Stoner
Bob
Merceraburg
Michigan
Stoner
Emmitsburg
Westminster
Western Maryland Railroad
Union Bridge
Misa Margaret Webb
Hanson Webb
Joseph Felix
Ie Tearcero
Hagerstown Elects Holzapfel Mayor Over Schindel
Henry Holzapfel Jr., Republican, defeated Dr Edwin M Schindel Democrat for mayor of Hagerstown with a 101 vote majority in two wards. Ward 2 saw Edward H Ziegler defeated by John H Bitner, Ward 4 had Edward B Munson (D) defeat David P Schindal (R). City council remains Democratic four to zero. Holzapfel is son of Henry Holzapfel Sr and a prominent local businessman.
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Hagerstown
Henry Holzapfel
Edwin M. Schindel
Holzapfel
Dr. Schindel
Schindel
Edward H. Ziegler
John H. Bitner
Edward B. Munson
David P. Schindal
Hlolizapfel
Hagerstowrr
Fatal Injury in House Fall During Hide and Seek
Charlee Roberts aged 17 fell through an unused house floor on the Bentz property near the Pennsylvania Railroad between Fourth and Fifth streets. A sheet iron shard penetrated the skull, causing a serious wound and possible fracture. He remained semi conscious with bleeding from the mouth and nose. Doctors L A Bock and B H Hoke attended.
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Charlee F. Roberts
William Robers
East Third Street
Ios
Lawrence Bentz
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Dra. L
Deaths and Obituaries in Maryland and Vicinity
Multiple notices report deaths and funeral details across Montgomery County and nearby towns. Capt John C Stoner, 1829-1911, honored for service in mills, stage lines, railroading. widow Margaret Webb survives with six children. Other obituaries include Mrs. Price, Washington Reeder, infant Eichelberger, Clayton Eyler, F A Bowman, Daniel Lawrence, Katie Jeems, Hulda Johnson, and regional remembrances. Nominations for Point of Rocks officials list George Hickman for burgess and five candidates for council.
Great Magician Keene Delights Winchester Audiences
The Star praises J. O. Keene as a superb magician after a Winchester show in The Auditorium. Audience members including Capt J.B Beverley and M. H. G. Willis watched as cabinet was examined, skulls and mind reading impressed all. The reviewer notes Keene and his assistants as highly skilled and plans a return visit.
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Winchester
J. O. Keene
M. H. G. Willis
Union Bank
Keene
Ben-Hur Camel Bloch Dies in Boston
Bloch the camel from the Ben Hur engagement in Baltimore is dead in Boston. Officials note over eating and sweet treats caused internal problems. The animal cost 425 dollars and a replacement will be hard to find this season.
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Camel
Boston
Bloch
Baltimore
Ben Hur
Montgomery County Murder Case Opens in Court
Ernest Norriss, a young white man, indicted for murder, arraigned yesterday and pleaded not guilty. He sought a jury trial with attorneys Alexander Kilgour and Edward G Peter. Judge Henderson set March 28 for the trial. Norris is charged with fatally wounding Henson Smith near Gaithersburg last September after a quarrel at a stock stable and a pistol attack.
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Montgomery County
Ernest Norriss
Alexander Kilgour
Edward G Peter
Henderson
Norris
Henson Smith
Gaithernburg
Smith
Zach Briggs
Gaithersburg
Norriss
A Wise Woman Stage Run Eyed For San Francisco
In a New York Herald piece titled Bazi ness Moon in Theatricals, notices a Wise Woman planning three star performances before a run in San Francisco. The writer pleads for a first class company to linger in the western metropolis, hoping for an extended engagement to inspire local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
San Francisco
Apples Increase in Value Prompted by a Card
George Walker of Hamilton Township Franklin County Pennsylvania shipped apples last fall and placed a report card asking the finder to report the price per bushel. Last week a reply arrived from Minneapolis Minnesota stating he paid a price that was $1.50 higher than what Walker obtained when shipping from Franklin County Pennsylvania.
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George Walker
Hamilton Township
Franklin County
Minneapolis
Minn
Mr. Walker
Franklin
Anty
Saster Flowers Visit to O Har man Greenhouses
A visit to the greenhouses of O Har man, popular florist, feels like spring. The air is filled with the perfume of Zaster Hill, Epicy carnption and hyacinth, Jonqual, violet and other reef Kingdom blooms. Har man’s palms and foliage also attract visitors.
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Saster
O. Harman
Zaster Hill
Coral Kingdom
Herman
Annual Auction Notice for Adamstown Properties
Luther M. Bready and Bryar T. Mercer will auction real estate and personal property for O. iM. Biggs and J. M. Hobbs near Adamstown. The sale promises Pereenel sr property offerings with Mercer's auctioneering present for the second listing.
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Luther M. Bready
Pereodal
O. Im. Biggs
Adamstown
Bryar T. Mercer
Pereenel Sr
J. M. Hobbs
Barn Fire Destroys Mount Farm in Damascus
Early yesterday the Mount farm barn at Damascus Montgomery County burned soon after discovery. Two fine horses and several sheep and lambs perished in the fire while hay fodder corn and other goods were consumed. The loss near two thousand dollars with the barn insured for about one thousand.
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John P. Mount
Damascus
Montgomery County
Mount
News of the Hiate and Local Obits Findings
Howard county grand jury returns 21 true bills. Edward A Borah, 45, died by suicide at 616 North Fulton Ave Baltimore. Former Justice Daniel A Murray found dead in bed, death from asphyxia via gag, likely accident. Mount de Isles Academy alumni plan golden jubilia on May 20 and 27. Henry A Everhart, 71, Union Civil War veteran of Hagerstown, dies. John Geiger, New Windsor district, badly injured in threshing machine accident, died after prolonged suffering. Baltimore City Council to oppose Western Maryland Railroad bid unless Washington County interests are protected and coal region connections guaranteed.
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Howard County
Edward A. Borah
North Fulton Avenus
Baltimore
Daniel A Mueray
Asacciston
Mount de Isles Academy
Oatandville
John Geiger
New Windsor
Carroll County
Wakefield Valley
Gaiger
Annapolis
Western Maryland
Washington County
Maryland
West Virginia
Easter novelties and accessories sale in value lines
Jelyobonw Valeo advertises Easter novelties including ladies collars silk ties kid gloves Perrine gloves belts and ribbons. Offers low prices 1 to 1.60 and small quantities warning that popular items will sell quickly with bold display of assorted colors and textures.
Smallpox Alarm in Howard County Family
In the Sixth district near Scaggaville residents fear a smallpox outbreak. The victim is a young son of Albare Evely who is ill with the disease. Sheriff Hobbs informed Health Officer Owings of Eilicots Guy, who began an investigation. The elder Evely son, returning from Baltimore, had just recovered from the illness. Local physicians classify it as genital smallpox and work to prevent spread.
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Howard County
S.xth
Scaggaville
Albare Evely
Janes L Hobbs
Thomas
Spring sale at Neidig Miller offers fashion goods
The ad notes Easter style promotions with gloves hosiery and colored dress goods at deep discounts. It lists Ladies and Kids items in several colors, 8c to 50c yard reductions on fabrics, and a wide range of dress materials. Also features a drug store section with prescriptions and family recipes. Nearby real estate and local business listings appear in the same notice.
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TRE Glubs
Fabrion
Patra
Nets
Clover Leaf Literary Society Savor Debate On Intemperance
The Clover Leaf Literary Society held a Friday meeting. President B R Humm ordered the roll and minutes, then read program items including Thanatopeia reading Gladiator recitation essay and weekly event. A debate on intemperance vs slavery favored the affirmative 2 to 1. The society adjourned to meet April 4.
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Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Presient BR Humm
FR. M. Dertzbaugh
H. O. Clary
L. A. Woodward
W. C. Cramer
G. R. ¥Rantz
A. M. Reich
F. H. Harrington
H. 8. Zeigier
F. J. Schroeder
R W. Angleberger
R. D. Hamm
R.R. Beifsaider
J. W. Toma
H.M Smith
Tonsors Take Action at Junior Steam Fire Engine Meet
At a special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company held last DICH, 16, it was decided that if the Mayor and Board of Aldermen would guarantee reimbursement for any damage to the engine or apparatus and cover expenses of rendering the engine, the company would permit it to be used to pump out cellars designated by the board. The resolution was discussed at length with many members in attendance, showing strong interest. The resolution will be presented to the Mayor and Aldermen.
New Spring Sample Shoes Offered At Special Price
An advertisement by Lowenstein and Wertheimer highlights a new line of Spring sample shoes from manufacturers. The shoes, priced between three and six dollars, will be sold at a special price of 2.50 for the best choices.
Local market and event notices update for Dixon Bros and Easter events
Dixon Bros advertises cash bargain days on Tuesday and Thursday replacing Saturday and Lidie's on Wednesday. lists various seafood and oysters with phone numbers and Easter displays at Frederick Art Club on March 26 from 3 to 6, public invited. The Athletic Park Go. invites bids by April 15 for park privileges including refreshment booth bowling alleys shooting galleries base ball diamond and more. contact R A Bennett treas. Also Easter eggs at John Hetchberger Worth Market Street and city hotel grill raw bar listings with seafood prices. Medical ads promote eye surgery and spectacles at 28 N Market St with hospital-style treatments and cataract removal services.
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Wletic Park
Athletic Park
W C T U Meeting Discusses Past Work and County Tour
An executive meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convened on Saturday morning March 22. Reports covered the past six months and plans for the year were discussed. State president Mrs. Mary Haslup will visit Buckeystown in April, with a countywide event likely. The next Frederick W O T U meeting is set for April 7.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mary Haslup
Buckeystown
Brederick W. O. T. UO
Uncle Tom's Cabin staged at City Opera House
A fall sized audience attended last night as Martins presented Uncle Tom's Cabin at the City Opera House. The production was well mounted and the audience appeared delighted with the performance. Various specialties were offered by cast members during the play.
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Martins
City Opera House
Will of Col. Henry Cailer Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Col. Henry Cailer was probated in the Orphans Court this morning. His property is left to his widow Harriet L. Collar, named as executriz.
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Callers Mitt
Henry Cailer
Orphans Court
Textetor
Harriet L. Collar
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the Daily News
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W. G. Moonz
the Weather Bureau
D H. Smith
Mte
Equity
Fanshdasty Reedy
Oxford
Lowent
VA Applewhalte
Jdos G
Shonseller’s
Lixon Bros
Lidie’s
Mr. and
Mrs. Smith
John Wanamaker
New York Journal
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Philadelphia
Lit Brothers
Philadelphia Record
Ladies’ Home Journal
General Otis Ratires
Hap
Gg Alsa Een Oer
Burt
Charles Roberta
Price
Levi Price
Hyattstown
Boyds
Ayattatown
South
Levi Price, Jr
Ernest Price
Walter Smith
W. 8. Hammond
Washington, D. GC
Rev. W. Bagsby
Charlottesville, Va
Washington Reeder
Bolivar
Samuel Reeder
Church of God
Church of God Bethel
Zuitlestown
Philhower
Bethel
Reeder
Seage
Yellow Springs
Claude Eichelberger
Woodsboro
Mt. Hopa
A. Bowman
F. A. Bowman
Cedar Grove
Bowman
Dove
Bright
Germantown
Daniel Lawrence
Baltimore City Hospital
Sunder
Lste
Newington Plaos
Bumiteburg
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Ratizz Jeems
Katie Jeems
Lewis Court
Bentz Street
Point of Rocks
Bers
Thor
John Bendrivesul
Jelyobonw
Valeo
Treas
Endrickson
PB. S
Neidio & Millmn
Nunc & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton B. Main
Clinton
N. Market
Frederick County
Enone
Isanogle & Wagamen
Jsocieties Vod Louges
Securite
Ibancgiz & Waagamas
North Market Streay. Frederick
F. B. Sappington
Bushell Maine Planning
EARL
Crown Jewfs
Houlton
A.J. Kiein & Bro
F. B. Sappington’s
darkZenly
North City
GEO. &. Rodove & Ad
HPORE
Bargain Dolls
GEO
Hodoch & Cu
A. T. Rice & Sons
ALT. Rice & Sone Funeral Direulorr
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Mourth St. J. & P
Earb
Willard
Keller
West
Patrick Street
de H. E. Peterman
Poseps W. Gaver
Court Street
Didanly
Edwin Devilbise
Tanar Devilbiess & Ures
Doll & Albaugh Buildins
North Market Street
Fredance
Pettdawly
E. A. Atlee Radolify
Shaduate
University Ob
Dy. Traver
Freesr Cau
George A. Giibart
Nicodemus
Dentiet
Frederick Co
Noah & Orasted
E. Cramer
Gall
Mortcare
Rame
Tillach
Rubachen
Bartholows
Walkersville
New Market
Market St
Benizold
Fifth & 20Th Bench
E. Oramee
First National Bank
Frederik
Auctionsers
Saucer J. Fornse
Roemossis Tebcens
Promiis
Mie
TRE News
Frorebive
Nipw
Spar
Dixon Bros
Lidie's
John Hetchberger
Worth Market Street
City Rotel
Lyon Haven
Xanses City University
London Hospital
N. Market Si
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