Purely Personal Notices From Local Citizens and Visitors
A compilation of small personal notes lists residents and visitors moving, returning, or traveling. Names include Mrs. John E. W. Hargett, Mrs. Jane Williams, Mrs. Benjamin Rhoderick, Mr. Wm. Haller, Miss Ida Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Routzsha, Mrs. Marshall Etchison, F. Marion Fauble, Mrs. Alice V. Anders, and others. Travel cites Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Washington, Annapolis, and Martinsburg with moves to Middletown, Burkittsville, and Lebanon Indians. Also notes church, patent suit witness, and Manhattan launching events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. W. Hargett
Baltimore
Jane Williams
East Patrick
South Market Street
Benjamin Rhoderick
Clinosis
Lether Shaif
Jefferson
Wm. Haller
Ida Johnson
Philadelphia
New York
Oslvin Routzsha
Middletown
Polo
Illinois
Marshall Etchison
Weet Second Street
F. Marion Fauble
Washington
Alics V. Anders
East Church Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Benjamin Rosénour
Ignatius Goode
Frederick
Edmondson Avenue
Berths Trundle
Montgomery County
Wm. & Dell
James Jones
Charles G. Waters
Emma Thomson
Annapolis
C. J. House
Broad Run
Burkittsville
S. ©. Kaufman
West Third Street
Missy Agnes K. Kriss
E. Welton
Josiah W. D. Smith
Lebanon
Thomas J. Claggett
Petersville
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
Utica
Witneag
Harrow
Messrs
Joseph Remi
Ebmasburg
Bud” Thomas
Bradley Thomas
Middletown Valley
Springfield
Ohio
Fannie Rudy
George E. Rudy
Thoraday
Rocky Mount
N. C
J. E. B. Rice
Boonsboro
United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Wm. P. Maulsby
Maulsby
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Wilnington
Det
Amy Claire Huttin
Manhattan
Religious services and ordination notes in local churches
The article lists morning and evening worship times across multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal, Glade Reformed, St. John's Reformed, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, John’s Catholic, and M E Church South. It notes ordination of Rav. L. Walter Latz, Bishop Hott presiding at Harrisonburg Virginia, and Rev. Dr. EB. Eschbach conducting annual services. It mentions catechesis, Sunday schools, Christian Endeavor, Epworth League activities, and Frederick County Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwil Conner
Walter Latz
Hott
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Vast Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
EB. R. Eschbach
Evangelicaleformed Church
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
W. M. Strayer
Westminster
Y. P.S.C. BE
Frederick County
The
County Union
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ex Senator Gibson Dead in Maryland Diary
Ex United States Senator Charles H Gibson of Maryland dies aged in Easton born Queen Annes educated Cen treville Archer Washington College admitted to bar 1864 held multiple state and federal offices including Talbot County State's Attorney and U S Senator serving the 48th 50th and 51st Congresses before death in 1897 his seat filled by successor after Ephraim K Wilson's vacancy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hopper Gibson
Easton
Queen Annes County
Centreville Academy
Archer School
Harford County
Washington College
Chestertown
Eastern Shore
Johnson
Senate
Talbot County
United States
Ephraim K. Wilson
Boers retreat after Breadfort clash reported
Special dispatch from Losvos says General Roberts confirms Boer withdrawal from Breadfort. Yesterday’s fight left twelve dead and one hundred sixty one wounded, higher than initial counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losvos
Roberts
Breadfort
Cambridge Wins Boat Race By Twenty Lengths Over Oxford
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the annual boat race today by twenty boat lengths. The result marks a decisive victory in the Cambridge Cambridge campus event, with spectators noting strong crew tactics and swift stroke work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrser
Esc
Cambridge
Oxford Today
Pana Surrender Reported by Special Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports that Chinese General Pana surrendered to General Enbbe on March 31, as part of ongoing military developments. The brief note attributes the surrender to a clash between opposing forces and cites no additional details or confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Til & Py Ms
Wascurrettos
W. L. Moog
Tax News Mafia
Pana
Enbbe
Minnesota
P.O
Schwab's view on college men in business and rise from common work
DOROCGOO or ARAL OOOD advocates college education for a businessman. He started in a mail wagon and grocery clerkship before joining Carnegie, rising rapidly to chief engineer in 1907, general manager shortly after, and partner in 1895. Schwab opposes college men in business, claiming they lack practicality and immersion, with only three of 40+ department heads holding technical or liberal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorocgoo
Aral Oood
Carnegie Company
England
Englich Iron and Steel
Schwab
Hancock Nominates Town Officers in Citizens Meeting
Reports list candidates for town offices from Hancock after a citizen meeting. The note covers multiple obituaries and court actions including the Elkton will case verdict for the plaintiff, and a death in Baltimore’s Equitable Building from heart disease. It mentions church funerals in Princess Anne and Cumberland and plans for a city charity home for destitute mothers and infants. A Harford county educator George G Curtis dies at home near Bagley. Anne Arundel County Commissioners and residents oppose a bill for Southern Railway subscriptions before Governor Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Rufus W. Cashnell
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Princess Anne
Stephenson
Elkton
Berthe &. Gill
Old Town
Baltimore
Equitable
James W. Donnelly
Cumberland
St. Paula Lutheran Church
City Charities of
George G. Curtis
Harford County
Bagley
Board of County Commissioners of
Anne Arundel
Citizens
Smith
Southern Railway Company
American Composers lecture by William Armstrong in London
William Armstrong lectured on American composers before a distinguished audience in London and was presented with a laurel wreath. Positive notices from Associated Press, Daily Town Capital, and Oakland Tribune note broad musical connections and strong interest in the lecture. A follow up lecture, Unpublished Interviews, is scheduled at Women's College next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
California
William Armstrong
Royal Academy
Alexander Mackenzie
Armstrong
Associated Press Cable
Oakland ‘Tribune
Women’s College
Railroad Charters and House Debates in Frederick County
The House debated charters for Frederick and Northern Railroad, with unfavorable reporting on a bill to authorize a railroad path through Frederick. Senate had passed related measures, including bonds for Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike and liquor regulations. A local option dispute in Carroll county sparked a tense exchange. an Engrossing Committee report cleared all, and the bill moved back to Carroll county delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breedeick
Senate
State Senate
Proderick, Pourevet and Northern Railroad Company
Washtogtos, Pinidemes and Gettyeburg
Ney
Parece
Abe Caesspeaker and Northere Railway Company
Frederick
Howse Agitha
Billy
Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike Company
Christ Reformed Ohrreh
Frederick and
Liberty
House of Delegates
Lakin
Nquor
Frederick County
Waters
New Midway
Rnnekey
Carroll County
Norris
Bockey
Wolfe
Bim
Buckey
Hovge
Memorials and Easter Basket Sale at McCardell’s Doll Shop
In loving memory of a father, Lorentz, who died March 11. Easter baskets and spring opening sale announced at McCardell’s and Doll’s with displays of latest millinery. Also ads for Swell water, toiletries, and assorted odds and ends with special pricing. National Building Association updates and local business notices reveal market hours change, removals, and banking connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleary Lorentz
North Market Street
Birely's Palace of Music offers bargains on instruments
Sheet Music sixteen cents at Birely's Palace of Music with 16 cantas pieces and discounts on pianos organs and small instruments. J M Birely, proprietor, advertises low prices, in stock including Packard organ Star Parlor organ Woods & Co organ and a Rosenkranz piano. Also notices sale of a second hand upright piano and eye ear nose throat services. Dr Wm C Boteler offers eye care with free spectacles exams. New china stock, lamps, and family groceries including White Star Coffee and Ko Mi Tea. B SAPPINGTON advertises store in Dr Fahrney Building at 100 N Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely
Bircly's Palace of Music
J. M. Biiggs
Packard
Woods & Co
Rosenkranzpisna
H. E. Wilcoxox
Knabe, Starr, Richmond & Singer Piance
Miller Organs
New Music
N. Market St
Dr. Fahrney
J. M. Birely
Munaic
Birely‘s Palace of Music
Wm. C. Boteler
Osice
N. Warkes Street
Young Newsboy Hero Saves Girl From Trolley Car
Joseph Hartley an 18 year old Baltimore newsboy showed calm courage after saving a tiny girl from being struck by a trolley car. He finished his rounds then stood on a corner as comrades praised his bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Narr
Joseph Hartley
Baltimore
Gan
Joe
Bravery Clears Car Tracks Saving Tiny Tot
A newspaper vendor named Joe dropped his papers to rescue a two year old girl who wandered onto trolley tracks and was saved just before the wheels passed over the spot. He returned to his papers and resumed work, praised for his act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Eboy
Joe
Jon
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Incas. Lan
N.Y
McCardell's
E. Payne
Shipley & Bopat
D. O. Carty,Blackston & Son
Doli Brothers
In& Werthetmar
Garis
Hagerstown
Stake
Jona L. Rosser
Cavetown
Arnold R. Wilhide
Newman
Smithsburg
Roser Uader
Roser
Washington County
Mnte
Luther Ruhlman
Hank Miller
Selsot Real Estate
Prof. Amor
Jane Peeper
pePerty
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lywes
Gibson
Tas News
Charles H. Gibson
Maryland
Bokes
Cshbridge
Arneghe
Charlie BM. Schwab
Ase
Charles M. Schwab
Carnegie Iron Works
Pitteborg
Carcegie Steel Company
Carnegie
Mr. Shwed
Pennsylvania
Charles 3. Schwab
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Clara C. G. U
Mretary
Tu C. T. U
Tha ' National
George H. Beaufelter
Florence A. Young
Railroad Charters
NRR
Bhouse
Tez Ve A
X. Bill
A McCardells
StcCardell's A
Doll's
Era of
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Sripiay & Boost
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Quynn’s
Baltimers City
Quynn’s Hardware Store
National Banka of
Wa. A. Wooowasa
William ?. Harvey
Operal Trust Company of
Baltimore Sty
Roscoe O. White
5S West
Squire Barrick
Clinton P. Paice
Maryland Savings Bank of
Isidor Saks
Lake’ Optical Co
Ashington
D.C
City
National Building Association
Ubar F. Jackson
Continental Nations Bank
S. D. Thomas & Co
No. 15
East Patrick Street
J. M. Breecy
Prop
Eoward C. Lease
Palmetto Fibre Company
John L. Johnson
Union Knitting Company
Baker Johnson
America
Maleiite
L. B. Mallonsix
John Hendrickson
Black Giles
Aster Lt Mane
PHI
Mespin Myon
Neidig & Miller
Nei & Miller
Nas & Maes
Glinton E. Main
Clinton B
Erandard Thie
Roete Verge
Budock & Cu
Ride & Sons
A. T. Rice & Noss
Puneral Directors
Frederick, MD
Chas
F. V. Staub
FEF
V. Starz
Ease Fou
Albie Hallis Urulehy Company
People's Grocery
Railing Grocery Co
Christian Railing
J. Heinaly Sailer
J. Seisely Reller's
Dreug Store
N. Market
Birely's Palace of Music
F. B. Sappington
Cass
China
Sappington
Potomac River
Willard
Exller
E. Patside
Ceresville
Shaliner
Nigodemue
Alfred Bitter
Is Equity
Court Street
Sachldawly
Levy
oiice-Court Street
Secrees Decora
eniSdawly
Cleveland
J. H. Koiler
N. Marker St
Amraye Newsboy
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