March 25 In History highlights monarchs and wars
The entry notes Joachim Morat a Bonapartist king of Naples and French marshal shot in 1815 near Cahors. It mentions poet Whitman’s Camden New Jersey death and a 1907 report on French troops occupying Oudja. Nicaragua reports capture of Tegucigalpa area as part of regional conflict. Astronomical events describe sunset and sunrise times and celestial relations including Mercury and Uranus observables tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachim Morat
Naples
Cahors
France
Calabria
Wate Whitman
Camden
X_ J
Oudja
Ternei- Sips
Honduras
Maryland Day Observances by Frederick Public Schools
Maryland Day was observed by Frederick City schools with programs directed by Prof. Amon Burgee of the Boys High School. The event featured recitations songs and a cadet drill under Capt. William Storm and concluded with an address on Independence and Patriotism by Prof. John T. White. St John’s School also held a 9 20 am program carrying over yesterday’s script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Institute
Maryland
Frederick
City Opera
Amon Burgee
America
YM. Motter
Georgia Gildinger
Perma Marise
Wilbur Brown
Mary_ land
Byron Winebrewer
Thurland
John T. White
William Storm
St. John’s School
Yesterlar
Purely Personal Notices From an Old City
Miss Georgia Poole moved from East Third to East Patrick street. Mrs J Murray Cronenburg on East Patrick street visits relatives in Baltimore. Mr Jacob J Houfi and family moved from East Sixth to East Third street. Mrs Luther Ansh on East Patrick street moved to Washington county. Mr Berkeley Haines joined Mr Charles L H Fox at 7th Market street. Mrs Charles E T Best of Brewster is visiting her sister. Miss nauff on East Patrick street. Mrs Harry Le and Miss Lizzie Main of Lime Kiln went to Des Moines Ohio to reside in the future. After a pleasant visit at Dr John Hood Baltimore Roby Hood near Mount Airy has returned. Mr and Mrs Edmund Mober and from Johnstown Pa, visiting his parents, have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Poole
East Third
East Patricket
J. Murray Cronenburg
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Jacob J. Houfi
East Sixth
East Third Street
Luther Ansh
Washington County
Berkeley Haines
Charles L. H. Fox
7Th Market Street
Charles E. T. Best
Brewster, A
Miss Nauff
Patrick Street
Harry le
Lizzie Main
Deston
Ohio
John Hood
St Roby Hood
Mount Airy
Edmund Mober
Johnstown
Parer
Edmund Moberry
Fourth Street
Interstate YMCA Convention Opens With Delegates From Twenty Colleges
Nearly 200 delegates from twenty colleges and universities attend the Interstate Y M C A convention to convene in the city tomorrow afternoon. The opening session features devotional services, committee appointments, and reports on five years of progress, with a reception for delegates and a planned overflow meeting if needed. Senator Robert M. La Follette and Rev. John Timothy Stone are scheduled speakers at a 7:30 p.m. session at Evangelical Reformed church with special music and welcome addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Cameberland
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
District of Colombiz
Helfenstein
F. B. Sappingtor
M. Williamson
H. E. Chapline
M. E. Getzendanner
Guy Kmoller
A. A. Radelitl
Ficheberger
JH. Apple
13A
Ijon
Cordiathy Meering
Y_M.C_A
Art O'Cloe Sharp
Indies’ Commiittee
Mary Ingle
Rc Om
Meyer
George Edward Smith
Fraf
Apple
Associaion
Evangelical Reformed Church
Robert M. la Follett
U. S
Wisconsin
John Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Church
Balthmore
M.C
Auction notices and legal notices from Middletown area deals
Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, will sell household and furniture at 614 North Market Street. Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer, will sell live stock and farming implements for Wm. Mimerman at Charlestown. Noah Fickinger, west of Adamstown, furniture and farming implements will be sold. L. C. Gousinger at Walkersville. Emory L. Coblentz received a letter from L. D. Cornwall soliciting his services to recoup ground rents for over a century on inns in Middletown. Shreve says he represents heirs of the former owner of the Middletown site. Coblentz declined to take the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Harvey R. Lease
Wm. M. Zimmerman
Charlesvill i
M. Breatly
Ane
Noah Fckinger
Adamstown
R. E. Cromwell
Oresorrel Horse
L. C_ Goi_ singer
Walkersville
Emory L.coblentz
Stiomey
L. D. Cornwall
Shreve
Wayne County
Ohio
Middletown
Adventse
Coblentz
Contracts Awarded by Board of Charities and Correction
Contracts for supplies for Montevue and the jail were awarded today. Items include groceries and tobacco. Winners include Wm. H. Rameburg for cattle and flour and feed from Zacharias and Burek. Chari Knock supplied hides and talaw. Geo. K. Birely & Sons for coal, Markell & Ford for jail meat. Jacob Notnagle for dry goods, Thomas 4. Haller for clothing and shoes. B. Ansenour & Sons and others are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Board of Charities and Correction
Wm. H. Rameburg
Zacharias and
Burek
Chari Knock
Geo. K. Birely & Sons
Markell & Ford
Jacob Notnagle
Thomas 4
Haller
B. Ansenour. & Sons
Real estate transfers and licenses in Frederick County week
Records show transfers of real estate in Frederick County Maryland, marriage licenses issued, and assorted court actions in the Circuit and Orphan’s Courts for the week ended March 5. Notable items include numerous property deeds, an injunction action over a deed of trust, and various liens, guardianships, and estates proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Orphan
Joseph H. Long
C. Harbaugh
Balestie
G_ Springer
Milton
Joie
D. Ekit
Fietor EL Rowe
Seul Etude
Haid
Manny
Levi B. Dube
Willian H. Fass
Charles
Hunklesmore
Ohio
August Mehrling
Robert C. Strugmann
Frederick
Peter D. Fahigney
Ein Fre
William A. Cramer
Franklin D. Asishiman
Woodsboro
Willian J. Zimmerr
Luther C. Zimmerman
Willis E. Ders
Wiliam
John W. Summers
Frank W. Frater
County
Mercantife Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Ida R. Shipley
Adam BR. Zentz
Graceham
Adam R. Zentz
Nona
Grushon
Asbury
Hoover
Andrew J. Frushour
Joseph W. Gaver
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick City
Henrietta E-B. Kemp
Emanuel Stup
Jerhe Baluload
Gas and appropriation measures pass in state session
A set of bills approved by the Maryland Senate and House includes gas and electricity rate changes for Frederick, fiscal cuts on Frederick College and Johns Hopkins, and new budgets. Senator Mathias advanced bills authorizing adoption of Ida Leo Herry and Emmitsburg borrowing for street work, while Governor Crothers urged repealing many continuing appropriations. Additional motions propose annual appropriations replaced by year to year funding, with allocations totaling 1650000 dollars for buildings and 100000 for maintenance at state facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Blk
Frederick
House of Delegates
Wefauver
House
Senate
Mathis
Iva Leo Herry
Charles ’P Picking
Emmitsburge
Kefauvyer
Frederick College
Johns Literary Institution
Secord
Crothers
Saiers
Cecil County
Frederick City Hospital
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Thillasville
Sudden Stroke Fatality at Buckingham School
Mrs. Josephine Wilson aged 50, housekeeper at Buckingham Industrial School near Buckeystown, died suddenly last evening at about 6 30 from apoplexy after a walk with a colleague. She had been healthy until the stroke, and died ten minutes after collapse. Dr T Clyde Roentson of Buckeystown attributed the death to apoplexy. Widow of a former husband, she had served as housekeeper since last summer, previously living with daughter Mrs George Shaffer in Baltimore, where her son James Carey Wilson also resides. Funeral directors M ILo and W H B Etchison prepared the body and shipped it to Baltimore for burial. Funeral services will be held at the daughter’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Wilson
Buckingham School
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckeystown
James Carey
Wilson
Lves
M. Ilo
W.H. B. Etchison
Baltimore
Marriage Notices from Arsby and Thurmont
Mr Carey C Null and Miss Virgie Mae Wolfe of Arsby were married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage at high noon by Rev Dr Charles F Steck. The bride wore a handsome costume with matching accessories. Nora Myrtle Christera Ballenger of Thurmont wed by Rev P Bready in Thurmont last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neli
Carey C. Null
Virgie Mae Wolfe
Arsby
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Charles F. Steck
Wolfe
Katie A. Horman
Valentine—Ballenger
Alva Clayton Valentine
Chadron
Nebraska
Nora Myrtle Christera Ballenger
Thurmont
Thurment
Gur P. Bready
Dwelling Burns on Jonas Beachly Farm Near Frostown
A frame house at the Jonas Beachly farm near Frostown in the Middletown Valley was destroyed by an incendiary fire early yesterday. The newly purchased home by Mrs. Cdna Miller of Mount Tabor had just been vacated and was partially insured by Peyote’s Fire Insurance Company. The purchase price was $350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Beachly
Frostown
Middletown Valley
Charles Miller
Mount Tabor
Peyote’s Fire Insurance Company
3Irs
Cdna Miller
Evangelistic Service at First Baptist Draws Crowd
Evangelistic service at the First Baptist Church last night drew a large crowd with strong interest. Rev. G. BLT preached an engaging sermon on The Prodigal. Baptism was administered to one person and will be conferred again at the start of this evening’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Rev. G. Blt
Willisa
Miss Myers Hosts Friends For Games And Music
Miss Mary Myers entertained a small group at her Telegraph street home last night with games and music. A late hour ended with refreshments. Eagles Going to Hagerstown for a class initiation by the Hagerstown Aerie tonight, Frederick Aerie organizing a special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myers
Telegraph Street
Eagles
Hagerstown
Frederick Aerie
The
Hagerstown Aerie
Grand jury finds gambling reports on Conduit road exaggerated
The Montgomery grand jury declared reports of gambling on the Conduit road were exaggerated. Also noted: Canton ditch collapse buried three men for four hours. Navy mathematics professor appointment. Baltimore engineer dies. state senator recommendation. Naval Academy cruise monitor Ark. sale. parcels and lots sold in Baltimore and Annapolis area.
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Montgomery
Joseph Tudor
William Erdman
John Gluck
Canton
Matthew A. Hall
Navy
Jesse C. Loudenslager
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
The Sick and Implied Illnesses on Centre and North Macket
Edward Schell of Centre Street is on Hist. James P. Perry of North Macket Street is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schell
Centre Street
James P. Perry
Macket Street
Easter Records and electric devices shown in window
Local notice promotes Edison Gold molded records for April and invites attendance. Surier and Borst advertise dust in and baseball guides from 1968. CExtrat Harpware Co showcases an electrical device in Besant and Knotts window with a playful prompt Are You 2 Cog.
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Easter Records
Edison Gold Molded Records
Surier & Borst
Baseball Guides
Cextrat Harpware Co
Besant & Knotts
Monthly Meeting and Big Shoot Schedule at Frederick
Frederick City Hospital Guild plan a monthly meeting in D.C. rooms Friday at 2 30 p m with A Eerc Gorrincen as secretary A large shooting match marks the season’s end on March 28 at Pearl Maryland A carnival advertised for April 1 at Palace Beller West Fourth Street promises fun A new Adams Express Co office opens at No 3 West Second Street Other items note Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets and Ladies Home Journal demonstrations at Tre Ercarson Furniture Store New Adams Express offices become College Hill headquarters after April 1 1908 Real estate and mercantile notices involve Charlesville farm stock and local properties with several moves and a sheriff's notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Guild, LLC
D.c
Eerc Gorrincen
Cramer & Stauffer
Soagez
Cramer
Biadt
Frederick
Fidelity
Waze
Pearl
East Street
Pike
Liberty
Fine Improvements. Ltd
Topper
East Patack Street
Eas
Patrick Street
West Second Street
Market Street
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the Daily News
Meoravia
Mercury
Tee News
Waterxeron
W. I. Moors
Weather Bureau
Toot
Ents Today
R. Smith
Ck & Co
Crystal Bakery
3Ley & Bit
Pearl, Md
Peakes
Diamor
Chesapeakes i Diamonds
Shank
Rs Bailey
Crom St
Sv Smith
Frazier
Esspeak Bangher
Brightwell
Stanton ST Ss
Baumgardner
Fotal Aduate
YMCA
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Nors Myrtle Christena Bollinger
Grover Hilton
Vivien Werthan
Near Remptone
Archie Clifford Curfman
Nellie Alberta Stone
Isaac Jacob Gelwicks
Edith B. Bowman
Emmitsburg
Carey
G. Null
Araby
Onphans
Cotry
Lola al Davall
Joshua Fogle
Ida C. Cutsail
Hiram 8
Cutsail
Harry P. Fabrney
James L. Oland
Hiram S. Cutsail
Harriet E. Gilson
James L. Rowland
Helen D. Rowland
Lund
Florence
Pauline Shipley
Oscar Shipley
Pauline Ley
Ward
John T. Rover
Ian
Hazel G. Rover
James Houck
Caroline Houck
John S. Ozie
Niles M. Wilhide
Leah Waters
Ruth Anna Jones
M. Nixdorn
Wiliam H. Hinks
Circuit Court
Eliza P. Nisdorff
Mr. Kefauver
Mathias
H.meneal
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Banker
H.d.baker
WM. G. Zimmermax
Samuel G. Duvall
Geo. Wat. Sarra
Joux
Raatssen
G. Barer
D. A. Hancerr
M. Tupawas
D.E. Kerauven
Jepes Joux
C. Morren
Tues
B. Hatven
Vaniel Bare
HB. Coxter
C. EB. Cerne
D. Basre
News OF the
Charles J. K- Young
H. E. Smith
College Hill
Third Street
John F. Kreh
Madison Avenue
CH. Webster
Leo Weinberg
John Renner
Catherine R. Renner
Hendrickbon
Xuobby
New York
Ieftus
Anthony Bugs
Istocn
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Eidig & Miller
Wate Madras
Blain
Central Hanpwane Co
Central Harpwars Co
N.R.& D. Mantz
South Market Street
Kwality
Ercuigon
Palace Beller
West Fourth Street
Adams Express Company
Ladies' Home Journal
Adams Express Co
Frederick County Farm Exchange
Alfred Ritter
No. 19
Court Street
Young and Ausherman
Wedsday
Palace Reiler
H. Smith
East Church
Sherry
Charlesville
Fl&g. RB
CT. K. Young
Wm. H. Smith
Sheriff’s Office
George 8. Kodock
Copenhagen
George
Rodock & Co
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Starket Street
Eichelber
Aeries
J. Eichelberger
Hoxthea Cor
Merket
Id Sta
Phon Aorigdenty
Ree
BR. LE. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
C. L. Kefauver
A. Long
North Market Streeet
Frederick, MB
Angildiy
F. B. Sappington
Denver
City Hall
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