March 27 History Note and Old Weather Bulletin
On March 27 a historic report notes captives from a march while a weather bulletin from Washington details March conditions. The dispatch lists casualties and prisoner fates and provides general forecast for the eastern states, lake region and Northwest with high and low pressure movements and wind directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Moonix
Ostario
New England
Alberta
Tno
Hogiasa
Middle States
Lake
Atlantic
Gulf
Northwest
Personal Notices of Visitors and Homecomings
Purely personal notes list Mr Jobo E Shipley returning home from Bracevilla. Gettysburg College students Arthur Carty Grayson Brup visiting Liberty on Beater vacation. Clara Reich Delashmutt returns from Washington. Mrs Frederick A Gains visiting father A J Dunst in Linden. Raymond Isidor Wright Home from Normal School Millersville Pa with family in Liberty. Rev Wm Anthony and wife Cumberland guests of S Amos Urner near Liberty. Anna Brooks and son from Baltimore visiting S J Warner in Liberty. Downey Jones returns to Boring Garden Liberty after Howard and Carroll counties trip. Thomas J Walsh leaves for Chicago to take a job. Fannie Eyler accepts position in confectionery store run by Chariss Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo E. Shipley
Bracevilla
Mesare
Arthur
Carty
Grayson Brup
Gettysburg College
Misa Clara Reich Delashmutt
Washington
Frederick A. Gains
Linden
A.J. Dunst
Mera
Raymond
Isidor Wright
Normal School
Millersvile
Liberty
Wm. Anthony
Cumberland
Amos Urner
Anna Brooks and Son
Baltishore
J. Warner
Downey Jones
Howard
Carroll Counties
Thomas J. Walsh
Chicago
Fannie Eyler
Chariss Harrison
Marriages and a Large Public Sale Highlight Frederick County News
Silas Thomas and Nora Purcell wed quietly at a Leesburg inn with Rev. E Hinks officiating. Edgar L. Moore and Arians Hornsby unite in marriage at N Market Street residence. William A. Cramer sale at Walkersville draws about 4000 attendees with strong prints reported. Baylor notes appear in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troman
Silas Thomas
Mise
Nora F. Purcell
J. Frank Purcall
Loudoun County
Leeshare
E &, Hinks
Annie Gibson
Emma Chamblin
Grocam
Aptsa
Parthen
Leesburg
Moora
Rev. & M. Hench
N. Market
Edgar L. Moore
Frederick
Mise Arianas Hornsby
Arey, Frederick Co, Md
Wiliam A. Cramer
Walkersville
Embattled banker Miller Arrest Shocks City
Washington detective arrest in D C tied to alleged embezzlement of 1500 from Central National Bank of the city. Miller, popular bank official and actor with local clubs, is said to have hidden funds from December 16 draft and later forged entries. Sheriff to bring him to Fredericks for preliminary hearing. bank officials express shock but many defend his character amid the sudden case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romora
Fredericks
Washington, D.C
Alton Gregg Miller
Cass
Siter
Cheesaw
Central National Bank
Miler
Wannington
Liste
Wm. Hinks
Mil- Tee
Johnson
Miller
A. C. McBride
Waashington
Yuure
Henry Williams
Fairfax Schley
Charles W. Rost
National Bank of Baltimore
Wilbur B H. Duvall
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Central Bank
Wm. H. Yjams
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Williams
Baltimore
Bir. Williams
Bank of Middletown
Das
Charles W. Ross
Thia Rforming
City Opera House
Sli
Philharmonic Orchestra
Brief Bits From The East Patrick Area
Miss Nannie Hallet of East Patrick has furniture for sale today. Mr Allen Schaeffer and family of Obasville moved to Arg. Klessor Hack of Emmittsburg sent twenty-five cents to the Druid Hill Park sea lion fund. The three organs in Chareh and Cooper are being toned to ry. A Baltimore bookbinder from Psuy & Falconer rebounded volumes in the Register of Will’s office and has completed work. The clerks find the service a great convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Hallet
East Patrick
Anle
Allen Schaeffer
Obasville
Arg
Psu) & Falconer
Balimore
Register of Wils
Plas Sbandonet Residents Seek Chemical Fire Engine
Waikeresil county villagers press for a chemical engine after several fires. A resident told a News representative that a subscription raised $525 toward a six or eight horsepower engine, with a goal of $7 or 8 more to cover costs for protection against fire.
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Waikeresil's
Purchasing & Chemical Tre
Tbe
Chase
Landslide Blocks Baltimore and Ohio Line at East All Saints Street
A landslide occurred yesterday afternoon near Canon Hui halfway down East All Saints street, burying the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track with rock and earth for about fifty feet. A two ton rock smashed the embankment, delaying the 4:30 train as crews cleared debris and moved the massive obstacle to the side. Nearby rocks and eroded ground suggest ongoing danger from thaw and shifting earth along the cut.
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Canon Hui
All Sainte Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore Avely
Baltimore
Taina
Ifa
Death by own action near Marriottaville station
A well developed light skinned man about forty five, identified as O. Bra shear of Mt Airy, was found dead from a right temple gunshot in woods near Marriottaville. A revolver with two discharged chambers and a laudanum bottle were nearby. Papers indicate Baltimore and Ohio conductor fare between Eviscott City and Marriottaville. Justice Wallenhorst directed Undertaxer Milton Euston to handle remains. further inquiry planned.
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Marriottaville
Marcellus Wright
Baltimore and Ohio
Guicide
Eviscott City
Marriotteville
O. Brashear
Mt Airy
B. OH. Wallenhorst
Milton Euston
Justice of the Peace
Spring Storm Disrupts Afternoon Streets With Heavy Rain
A heavy rain storm with strong wind struck yesterday afternoon. Many pedestrians sought shelter in storefronts as the shower passed. The weather cooled quickly after the rain and the atmosphere turned much cooler.
Property Resord Private Sale of South Street Lots
The estate of John C. Hines on South Street Liberty consisting of 12 town lots and a frame house has been resold at private sale to Daniel Radoilff for $900. Earlier, Evan Brown purchased it but failed to act, so this is the second sale. Brown will remain on the property for another year while improvements are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hines
South Street
Liberty
Daniel Radoilff
Tlie
Evan Brown
Brown
Notable landowner John Ro Stoner in Frederick County
A profile of John Ro Stoner, a leading upper Frederick County farmer. He owns his home farm plus three adjoining plots, two near Deerfield, a farm near Moterr’s, another on Rocky Ridge, and a large property near Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ro Stoner
Apple's Church
Frederick County
Deerfield
Moterr’s
Rocky Ridge
Union Bridge
Bicycle Club Seeks Maryland Meet For Frederick
President Kennedy of the Bicycle Club calls a meeting Monday evening to plan hosting the next Maryland Division League of American Wheelmen annual meet. Members aim to bring the wheel event to Frederick and offer inducements to secure it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao Bicycle Moo
Kennedy
The
Bicycle Club
Frederick
Maryland
League of American Wheelies
Printing room foreman named for Hagers town Industrial Home
Mr Wm L Gobert of Frederick to head printing room work at the Hagerstown Industrial Home being established by B Zimmerman of Shia City. Mr Zimmerman to be the Home’s head, Mr Wn water of Hagerstown to secretary, and Zunmerman's assistant to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Gobert
Frederick
Hagerstown
The
B Zimmerman
Shia City
Zimmerman
Wn. Water
Zunmerman
Frederick County and State Legislature Session Update
The Maryland General Assembly met with both chambers in session and adjournment approaching. Bills on taxation, street railway control, and building associations faced delays or passage, with debates on Baltimore bonds, surveyor duties, and a Arkansas style inclusion of German language publishing. Frederick County notes cite state and company bills, including the Frederick Inference Trust and Guarantee Company and the Baltimore Chesapeake and Western Railroad Company.
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Wedings
Frederick
General Assembly
Seeslom
Senate
Tarenaclicg
Lee
Home Oil
Baltimore Co
Conety Surveyor
Cilh
Equitable Subway Company of
Baltimore
Balimore City
House of Delegates
Boulevard Railway
Baltimore City
Acta
Building Association
Lowndes
Sascasment
Bruce
Maryland Construction and Contracting Company
J. Frank Morrison
Western Fernsiele School
As Gs
Income Security and Trust Company
Lexiegion Company
Baltimore County
Snd
Park Board of Baltimore
Green Spring Avenue Road
Baltimore Centennial Association
Frederick County
Senate Committee On Corporations
Frederick City
Potomac River
Frederick Inference, Trust and Guarantee Company
Smith
Worcester
Rederick County
Baltimore, Chanspeake and Western Halfrord Company
Somerset
Dorchester
Wicomico
Pattel
Plaza Staniford Company at City Opera House
The Plaza Staniford company begins a one week engagement at City Opera House starting next Monday. A fine repertoire will be presented by a capable troupe led by Miss Staniford. On Monday evening ladies’ tickets will be distributed. others may obtain reserved seats for 15 cents with a ticket. The diagram opened this morning.
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Plaza Staniford
City Opera House
Miss Staniford
History of a Frederick Street and its 1787 layout
A Frederick resident reports that Court street was laid out in 1787 when the old alley became a widened street, creating a nine foot sidewalk and a seven foot perimet erow. Also, Josiah Crom lost a pocket book near the turnpike toll gate containing about 15 dollars and a 90 dollar note was returned by L Frank Carter of Unionville who received a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Court Street
Wade
Josiah Crom
Liberty
L. Frank Carter
Unionville
Mies Barnum’s Brother Fr Barnum Returns to Alabama
Rev Francis Barnum, traveling from Baltimore to the West, has returned to Baltimore to attend the funeral of his sister Miss Anice Barnum who died in San Antonio Texas last Sunday night. He was in Chicago when news reached him and rushed to San Antonio before the death. He then proceeded to Baltimore to assist in funeral rites at 3 o clock.
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Mies Sante Barnam
Francis Barnes
Baltimore
West
Yutou River
Alaska
Balmore
Migs Ancie Barum
San Adonis
Texas
Father Barnum
Chicago
Tls Alster
San Anstunio
Bairoum
Ballas
Aselst
Ths
Uoerel
Buithmere
Agalo
Greivelly
Ube
Coset
Ben Francisco Susit Jaze L
Butchers Win Earlier Market Access With Light Surcharge
A special meeting of the Board of Aldermen, missing Alderman Ebert, granted petitioners the right for market entry at four o clock instead of five, on payment for extra lighting. The board also passed a resolution authorizing the lights committee to separate hoods of the city sleeric fightere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Ebert
Pampel
Committee On Lights
Industrial Reo Hire At Thurmont Mills And Factory
Ab Industrial Reo Hire in Bays north of Thurmont demonstrates modern economic principles by turning timber soil and clay into lumber brick and sorghum products. Their hydraulic cider press met strong demand last season and illustrates enterprising local industry driving community business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Industrial Reo Hire
Catoctin Clarion
A.B. Zentz
Thurmont Dolog &2
Gentle Syrup of Figs Advertised for All Uses
An ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing remedy to clear the system. It claims one bottle suffices for the family and lists prices of 60 cents for a small bottle and $1 for the large size, marketed by the California Syrup Company for sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Byrup Company
Asia
Draggiate
Local notices on jewelry, bakery, and advert claims
An advertisement invites readers to Simmons Jewelry Store for work by a practical craftsman at reasonable rates. It notes a March 80 bakery start with Freach cakes, and an invitation to visit John Berehbereer at 105 North Market for ice cream, cakes, and related orders. Maggie Rhodes leads the shop. a pork and beans claim discusses Van Camp's quality guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons’ Jewelry Store
McCardell’s
Buracker
John Berehbereer
North Market Street
Maggie Rhodes
Spring Capes Offered At Remarkably Low Figures
The firm touts a constant search for best goods at the least price and announces a line of spring capes priced remarkably low. A glance shows previous efforts bear fruit with jackets and other items offered at affordable rates, emphasizing value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thays
Tery
Goode
Walst Snags Win Over New Line In VaRinit of Ra TebiaLs
Walst clinched a victory over New Line in a Varinit of Ra Tebials match, with key plays sealing the outcome. The result showcased Walst’s offense and defense balancing as the crowd watched.
Shreiner Milling Co and River Milling Co Notice
A garbled exchange shows Shreiner Milling Co and River Milling Co discussing grain shipments. References to a car load of diamond four or A Dakota spring wheat and an order from a grocer or driver appear amid unclear names and figures.
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