Helped Save Maryland The Old Guard of Frederick
The Washington Post notes a faded American flag carried by Francis T. Hopwood at the inaugural parade. The flag, made by Frederick ladies, was given to the Home Guard who defended Frederick during Civil War actions and secession debates. The group arrested some legislators to keep secrets. The flag symbolized loyalty to the Union amid Confederate threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington Post
Maryland League of Clubs
Francis T. Hopwood
James Hopwood
Frederick City
John T. Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Maryland
Home Guard
Pleasant notices of locals visiting and traveling
A string of brief notices lists Mrs Ellen Blake and Mrs A Rosenonur visiting Baltimore, Mr Vincent Sebold in Frederick, Mr James Smith and Mr John Murray calling on friends, and other residents from Woodsboro to Lisbon visiting relatives or staying in Frederick or Washington. Also included are marriage news, a Victorian love excerpt, and an advertisement for Syrup of Figs claiming to cleanse the system with spring use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Blake
Record Street
Baltimore
Worthington
Brunswick
A. Rosenonur
South Market Street
Vincent Sebold
Emmitsburg
Frederick
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
John J. Murray
Washington
Elmore C. Railing
Lakewood
W. C
North Market Street
James McSheery
Caroline McSherry
William A. Smith
B. P. Traitt
Lisbon
D.S. Rice
East Fourth Street
Award Beauchert
William Denter
West Fatrick Strat
Washington, D. C
Oslifornia Fig Syrup Co
Voter Registration Increases Across City Precincts
Official registration results show a net citywide rise of 144 voters since 1898, totaling 2,260. Precinct 1 led with 44 new registrants, followed by 43 in Precinct 2, 20 in Precinct 3, and 37 in Precinct 4. Only one applicant was refused for insufficient residency.
Delegates Named by Republican Precinct Chairs
Mr Edwin O Markell chairman of the Republican primaries in the first precinct has appointed delegates to represent the precinct in the convention Major E Y Golds borough S T Hargett E O Markell EH O Ebert John T Davis G Oscar Rhoads Thos H Chapline Henry H Abbott P L Hiteshaw P T Kuhn Chas E Phebus K F Harrison D A Gilson Walter L Rice Geo M Sewall Mr A H Harrington chair of the Republican primaries in the third precinct has appointed delegates to the city convention tomorrow evening A H Harrington B Rosenour H Beaufelter J Beacht Harry Cramer George K Dennis Jr John R Young W C Harley M G Arne Jr Harry E Chapline H Mehicle Giv tinger W M Douglass T M Biser Geo A Schroeder Rufus A Rager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edwin
Sales Tomorrow and Minstrel Show at QCity Opera House
Auctioneers Henry Lease Walter Saunders and others announce sales for F D Betmuer Mrs E C Ebert Edward Nichols and Mrs James Plankard with livestock goods and furniture on various nearby properties. Gorton's Famous Minstrels advertise a high standard minstrel show performing tonight at the Q City Opera House promising refined entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
F. D. Betmuer
Feagaville
Arvey R. Lease
James Plankard
Walkersville
Gorton
Qcity Opera House
Hutchinson to wed Miss Serena M North at St Pauls
Cards are out for the marriage of J. B. Hutchinson general superintendent of the Pennsylvania railroad and Miss Serena M. North daughter of Hon H M North of Columbia Pa The ceremony will be at St Pauls Episcopal church Columbia at 430 pm on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME. J. B. Hutchinson
J. B. Hutchinson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Serena M. North
Hon
H. M. North
Columbia
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Colombia
Byersville church holds first quarterly conference
The Byersville circuit C. B. Church will conduct its first quarterly conference in Myersville on March 30 and 31 with Rev. L. O. Burtner presiding and preaching schedule listed for Saturday and both Sundays. Democratic primaries tonight choose seven city central committee members per precinct and delegates to the city convention. Local market quotes list corn at 2.00 per barrel and 40 cents per bushel for shelled corn, wheat 72 cents per bushel, and hay 19 to 14 per ton. J W Hanper Whiskey advertised as pure and suitable as beverage or medicine, sold by C N Hauer in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byersville
C. B. Church
Myersville
L. O. Burtner
J. E. W. Hargatt
Frederick City
West Patrick Street
Prof. Shepherd
City Hall Building
Chas. P. Levy
Court Street
John Wood
East Second Street
Central Committee
City Register
Court House
Cras. P. Levy
Democratic City Central Committee
Joux Woop
Methodist Conference Opens with Epworth League Elections
The Baltimore Methodist Conference opened at St. Pauls church in Hagerstown with Epworth League anniversary services. Rev. J R Wood presided and Rev. W W Barnes led prayer. Officers elected include Edward Hays president and W J Weeka first vice president. Nine candidates were examined for admission. Rev W W Davis chaired the examining board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Hagerstown
Epworth League
J. R. Wood
Frostburg
W. W W. Barnes
Clifton D. Lakin
Baltimore
C. L. Pate
Franklin Street
Edward Hays
East Baltimore
W. J. Weeka
West Baltimore
William H. McCormick
Taft Baltimore Distriry
Mainiia
J. W. Sumwalt
Miss Ferguson
Washington
D. C
T. E. Copss
Thomas Hall
Bags
Junior League
W. G. McNeill
General Conference
W. W. Davis
Social Luncheon Honors Mrs Ignatius Goode Before Appleton Departure
Mrs A M Landsust hosted a bright luncheon at East Church Street residence for friend Mrs Ignatius Goode who heads to Appleton Wisconsin where her husband oversees the L McMurray Packing Company plant. Attendees included Mrs Edward Nalson Mrs Lillingsadera Mrs William Douglass and others as party rooms glowed with red table decor and potted plants. The evening featured church social program at Trinity M E church South with solos recitations duets dialogue and Epworth League choir followed by homemade candies and social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Landsust
East Church Street
Ignatius Goode
Appleton
Wis
L. McMurray Packing Company
Edward Nalson
Lilling Sadera
William Douglass
Joseph H. Apple
S. C. Kaufman
Ignatius Goods
Abram Rosenour
S. Stern
Clara Kaufman
Clara Knusuff
Emily Landauer
Katherine Scully
Baltimore
P. Long
Moliie Hisenhauer
F. Goodell
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer
Pauline Hammond
Grace Bowlus
Elsie Beller
Maud Hunichen
Lila Smith
Lottie Bowers
William Fisher
Mrs. Burgess
Mr. Fisher
Nellie Hunichen
Guy Guither
Epworth League Choir
Miss Bowers
Land Company Organized at Bethesda Maryland
The Bethesda Land Company of Montgomery county is organized with directors Daniel Fraser Clarence F. Norment E Baker Evans Julian Hite Miller Aldis B. Browne William H. Talbott Cyrus Keiser H Maurice Talbott Warren Gheate all of Montgomery or the District of Columbia The capital stock is 70000 in 2800 shares of 25 Each The certificate filed with Rockville clerk’s office states the company will buy sell lease subdivide mortgage land erect buildings and operate within and outside the county Principal office will be Bethesda Maryland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda Land Company
Montgomery County
Daniel Fraser
Clarence F. Norment
E. Baker Evans
Julian Hite Miller
District of Columbia
Aldis B. Browne
William H. Talbott
Cyrus Keiser
H. Maurice Talbott
Warren Gheate
Rockville
Bethesda
Brakeman John Tyson Injured In Freight Yard Accident
John Tyson an extra brakeman on the Frederick division of the Pennsylvania railroad was injured Saturday afternoon at Legores while breaking on a freight train between Columbia and Frederick. He was thrown from a box car, suffering a fractured head and facial injuries including the loss of five teeth. A physician treated him at the scene and he was sent home on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tyson
Wrightsville
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Legores
Columbia
Maryland Legislature Ends Extra Session With Expensive Bills
The Maryland Legislature adjourns from a 23 day extra session totaling near 120000 in direct and ancillary costs. The Primary Election and Frederick City Election bills face opposition over amendments while the Moses alpha arrangement clash persists. The Baltimore Sewerage Bill passes as state funds deplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
House
Waters
Annapolis
Moses
Putzel
Charleston
Buffalo Expositions
Charles and Buffalo Expositions
Anne Eaundst County
Messrs
Lehmayer
Stewart
Olin Bryan
Baltimore
Stopped by a Telegram Delays Middletown Marriage Plan
George R. Alexander age 18 of Middletown went to Hagerstown with Sadie Smith to marry but a telegram from his mother Mrs E A Alexander signed to Clerk Oswald urged not to grant a license. The note cited his age and the bride as Sadie Smith with red hair. Alexander left the courthouse dejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hagerstown
George R. Alexander
Sadie Smith
Oswald
E. A. Alexander
Alexander
Lcense
Sunshine of Paradise Aliey brings Denman Thompson release
Denman Thompson's Sunshine of Paradise Aliey, first seen here tomorrow night, has long been booked for four years and finally arrives. A lively blend of comedy and gentle sorrow, the production stays true to life with no pessimism, leaving audiences with hopeful feelings. The piece, first produced in New York in 1896, features beautiful scenery and effects and aims to uplift as it entertains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denman Thompson
New York
Denman
Reopening of White Quarries Near Dickersons
The White Quarries on Mr Belt’s farm one mile north of Dickersons, Montgomery county, are slated to reopen soon. formerly heavily operated, the rock is valued highly. Government quarries at Dickersons run around the clock to meet District of Columbia contracts, crushing about twenty five cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Dickersons
Montgomery County
District of Columbia
Bankrupt filing by Arthur M Ridgeway and creditors
Arthur M Ridgeway of Brunswick filed for bankruptcy yesterday. He owes 69.90 and has 27.55 in assets. Also noting Mrs. O Railing, previously ill, shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Ridgeway
B. & C. Krakeman
Brunswick
Jails, Elections and Crimes Chronicle from Hagerstown
Local notes report 30 lashes for wife beating, a Baston Jail escape by Green Davis alias Jesse James, and tax rate changes by Prince Georges County commissioners. Municipal electric bonds sold, trials in Baltimore and Harrisburg, a new post office at Lord near Louaconing, and a call to organize schools for teaching illiterate Negroes. Court cases include a murder gesture accusation and a Philadelphia obscenity charge. Fire companies in Hagerstown clash over a chief marshal.
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Ao Batten
House of Correction
Green Davis
Jesse James
St. Michaels
Baston
Prince Georges County
Hagerstown
Bloom
Harry G. Algice
Trist
Baltimore
Agag
Amelia Miner
Dixon H. Geiser
Harrisburg
Cowan
Pen Mar
Madntaine Far Hie
Wallace Cunningham
Gumberland
Gev
Charles KK. Lord
Congolidation Coal Company
Ocean
No. 7
CG. H. Harrington
Aliose A. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Smith
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Bureau
Smith
Charles A. Spangler
Antietam
Western Enterprise
Watch Saves Rockville Man From Gunfire in Frederick
An anonymous letter to The News from Rockville reports Leo Knott, a young man living near Rockville, was fired at while driving through Frederick. He escaped serious harm thanks to a heavy watch he wore, which prevented others from being able to identify the assailant. Several Frederick residents reportedly saw the watch after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Leo Knott
Frederick
Diverse Frederick notices and openings around town
A batch of local items lists millinery openings at Doll Brothers and an Annie Oem notice resuming practice at 17 East Patrick Street by Dr J T Pytes, with a city hotel display of woolens, Easter openings, palmistry, and a Democratic primary notice for Frederick city elections March 1901. Includes market hours changes, auctions at Smith's Temple of Fancy, dressmaking services, and an eye specialist at 28 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
J. T. Pytes
Boteler
Frederick
North Market Street
Franklin Street
Baltimore
Baltimore Eye
City Hotel
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the Daily News
Owe
King of
MD de Ay Cb
Hig Dat
Order of Santa Anna
Scott
Carr
Deby
Ises
el Ming
Ergfend
Berm
Boston
Juubert
Pretoria
Bern
Wasuingtos
W. L. Moors
Harman
Prost
Dal Brothers
Dall Brothers
Equity
D. P. Buckey
T. M. Reifsnider
Zager Shoes
Geo. A. Gilbert
Neidig & Miller
Isanogie & Wagaman
Chloe
Brixton
Hensington
Pexca
News OF the Churches
Methodist Conference
Wits
Circuit Court
Grand
Westminster
Westminster Water Company
Col. W. W. Taylor
United States
Doll Brothers
Annie Oem
A. Woopwarp
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Georgie A. Poole
N. Market Street
Pullman
No. 6
Eaver
John Hendrickson
Bliss Gingham
Homes
Rayure Sain
LAWNS
ORUAN
Aliaby UL
Foulard Silks
Foulard
Poulare
Foubard
Choice
Om Hreenprexson
Lansdowne
Lea
Talies
Paris
Walsty
Nave
Mase
Clinton
DR. Mean
Clinton E
Isanogle
Waterman
Auincy Adams Sawyer
Crittenden
Almce OF
Old Vincennes
Parmeler Circulating Library
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Thina
Jubt
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
Geo
Rodook & An
Carta
Jack
GEO. S. Rodock & CU
Bhon & Suns
Ta. T. Rios & Sons
St. Gow
B. S. Rice
Fredk Co
Prone
F. V. Seave
Cooke Ham
Vey and Limburger Checae
F. N
Oaresville
Queresville
Minneapolis
Shriner
Gann ND
Sandiit
Ita
Callor
Willard
Keller
E. Patrickibt
Auctionsers
Tuarry R. Snooe
Lewistown
Alasta
A. N. Cramer
Charles B. Foot
Frederick City, MD
Dectidanti
B. Regenour
Fatrisk St
Dacidanti
D. H. B. Peterman
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church Bireet
Mildawis
Nigodermus
North Market
Townsesp Scott
Evaxy
Watensi Prep
G. Borex, Jr
Montgomery
Als
Tacoms
Townsenp Sport & Som Bankers and Brokers
North Street
Baltimore, MD
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