April 14 in History Highlights and Obituaries
April 14 marks a slate of historic deaths and events. Notables include Union veteran Henry Warner Stucum who died in Brooklyn and Yale Professor James Dwlent Dann born 1863, Philadelphia Professor Howard Drinker Cope born 1840, plus Admiral Skrydloft succeeding Makaroff after the Port Arthur action. Subscribers reminded to prepare exact change for carrier collections tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Neville
Fae Warick
Bate
Beirne
Fort Suuier
Dent Abraham
Howard Drinker Cope
Mh. D
Philadelphia
Admiral Skrydloft
Admiral Makaroff
Port Arthur
Personal notices from a small town social column
Purely personal items recount residents returning from travel moving to new homes visiting relatives and attending society events. Names include Mr George M Gittinger Mr Charles E Castle Miss M Margaret Brannum Mrs Irene Sappington Miss Re gin and others with limited details on locations and affiliations. The piece notes a Woman's Missionary Society delegation to Holton Kansas and participation by Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae and Frederick Art Club members at a Baltimore federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gittinger
Charles E. Castle
Thurmont
Hanover
Mies M. Margaret Brannum
Washington, D.C
Regin
Rodock
North Market Street
Harry Martz
Irene Sappington
Libertytown
Chicago
Wm. H. Reifenider
Mies Annie Null
Mies Hess
Taneytows
Mr. Wilbide and Son
Keysville
A. A. Lough
William D. Zimmerman
Preston and
Helen
Miles Grace Culler
Near the Alty
Barnesville
Montgomery County
D. W. Sollenburger
Myersville
Woman's Missionary Reseoration
United Brethren Church
Holton
Kansas
Federation of Women's Clubs
Baltimore
Frederick Female Seminary
Isa
Minnie Markey
Florence Trail
Frederick Art Club
Anna S Thomas
Miss Adella Roogte Suffers Finger Injury
Brief item notes Miss Adella Roogte of West Patrick street cut wood and badly injured one finger. Other short notices mention repainting residences on East South street by George A. Zaigler Charles L. Brengle and John T. Moore and a new Monon Steam Laundry delivery wagon built by D. Chester Kamp of South Marketstraat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella Roogte
West Patrick Street
George A. Zaigler
Charles L. Brengle
John T. Moore
East South Street
Monon Steam Laundry
D. Chester Kamp
South Marketstraat
Death notices and local obituaries in Johnsville area
Mrs. Margaret O. Etzler dies after illness at 78 years. Survived by five children. funeral at Union Chapel led by Rev. J. B. Lewis. Burial in nearby cemetery. Pallbearers named. Mrs. Sybille Willard dies of peritonitis near Deerfield. buried at Bethel Church. State Commander Mangumn to visit Winfield Scott Tent with degree team from Washington. Woman's College Conservatory hosts annual spring recital at 8:15 PM. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C Etaler
Margaret O. Etzler
Johnsville
Thia County
George Etzler
Jeremiah W
Anderson H
Woodsborro
Miases Harries V
Alice M
D. M. Coertilbtan
Union Chapel
J. BR. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Mesara
B. Furry
A. N Englar
Solomon Loogenecker
George Dinterman
D. G. Saylor
D. J. Whitmore
Sybille Willard
R.D. Willard
Deerfield
Bethel Church
Carter
Willard
T. K Mangumn
The
Knights of the Maccabees
Winfield Scott
No. 9
Washington
Conservatory of Music of the Woman's College
Cockneysville
Amelia Keler
Sargent Street
Baltimore
John H. Ryan
G. W. Bmo- Cardall
Williamsport
John Bare
Lulu Moraal
Mra
G. K. Hartman
Hagerstown
Woman's Miasinoary Society
Pennsylvania Conference
United Brethren Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Tunnel
Mira
Carrie Moog
James Street
Stephen Crawe
Firebugs Arrested in Brush Factory Case
Frank Hilderbrand, Charles E McDevitt and Grayeon Shilling were arrested by Sheriff Young on suspicion of attempting to burn Ox Fibre Brush Works. McDevitt and Shilling confessed, naming Hilderbrand. Fire Marshal McAfee and Deputy Marshal MacGull led the probe with witnesses, tracks, and bootmark evidence confirming the arson plot. The trio, former Brush Works employees, were examined and jailed. warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hilderbrand
Charles E McDevitt
Grayeon Shilling
Young
McDevitt
Shilling
Hilderbrand
Oane
Wm. C. McAtene
L.T
Ames
Brush
Hildebrand
McDevite
Benjamin Grove
Atore
West Patrick Street
McAfee
MacGill
McDavies
East Patrick Street
East Patrick Street, Past Whisner Street
Patrick Street
Msec
Mc- Devitt
Justica Eckateln
Schilling
Geo. Hoffman
Carroll Street
John Fogle
Gashousa Pike
Sheriff Young
Thia Ma
McDeevitt
Marshall MacGill
Japanese Advance Seizes Teangahlt in April Drive
Special Dispatch reports from Tonio on April 14 that Japanese forces advancing eastward destroyed a Russian infantry regiment six cavalry squadrons and four batteries before occupying Teangahlt. The action marks a significant breakthrough in the eastern campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonio
Teangahlt
Rujestyenskys Whereabouts Claimed Near Formosa
Special dispatch from Paris reports rumors that Rojentvensky lies about eight hundred miles southwest of Formosa. The Echo Ds Pais tnya attributes the claim to unidentified sources and provides no corroboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Echo Ds Pais Tnya
Rojentvensky
Formosa
Two Murderers Hanged Here This Morning
Special dispatch reports Arthur Laster and Joseph Biller, both described as negro murderers, were hanged in Parsusox, New Jersey, this morning.
Youthful couple wed after license trick in Hagerstown
Virginia B Koontz and Amos B Beard, a young Martinsburg pair, married by Rev Dr Owen at St Johns Lutheran after Beard was initially refused a license for youth. A Harlem driver then secured a license by swearing both parties 21, the bride under 18 and groom within days of 31, with the marriage risking the bride losing $5000 in Frederick property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagaratown
Virginia B. Koontz
Amos B. Beard
Martinaburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
8. W. Owen
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Martissburg
Beard
George B. Oswald
Theodore Cain
Edward Oaward
Onin
Ytia
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio to Crack Down on Tramps This Spring
The Baltimore and Ohio office orders police across the system to curb the tramp nuisance. Officials warn spring trains will see more hoboes riding bumpers and defying crews as workers report increasing boldness along local lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Ohblo
Emas
Ilmié
Drunken Disorderly Arrests and Fines Under Justice Wood
Pho y e Goina A rrested for drunken disorderly conduct and fined 2 50 paid and released. Clarence Murphy and William Simman charged with drunkenness and fighting at Bentz and Five and a Half streets fined 5 each and jailed 80 days for lack of cash. William Grey fined 8 for fighting with his wife and paid. Isaac Miles remanded after habeas corpus hearing on larceny of 7 dollars from Merritt. bail set at 500 and he remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Pho'ye Goina
King
Phu:be
Clarence Murphy
Wm. Simma
Hobbs and
Herwig
Bentz
Five
Wm. Grey
All Sainte’ S
Justica Wood
Isaac Miles
Indga Jobo O. Matter
Merritt
Boys Gospel Service Plans by YMCA Committees
The YMCA boys committees met at 7 PM to plan the third spring gospel service set for next Sunday at 9:15 AM. The music group secured a cornetist and violinist. Attendance records show several boys earning points for bringing others, with 65 present last Sunday and expected rises next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M.C. A
Lewis Zeigler
Ruskin Loy
Ralph Baumgardner
George Miller
David Johnson
Edward Coelaplaine
Walter Ramaburg
Edwin Kemp
Somas
May
Buckeystown Horse Causes 4 05 Washington Train Delay
A horse belonging to Mr Bremer of Buckeystown frightened in the deep out near the B and O depot yesterday around 4 pm and leaped the embankment railing delaying the 4 05 train to Washington. The horse was freed from harness with slight scratches and the wagon shafts were broken. Mrs Maggie Settlemyer of Middletown presented a Burnside Bridge painting to the Emergency Hospital Frederick. A Business Men's Association meeting is set for 3 pm at City Hall, second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Settlemyer
Wits
W.H. Settlemyer
Middletown
Burnside Bridge
Frederick
Business Men's Association
Basinees Men's Association
City Ball Building
Social World Frolic and Class Ends in Junior Hall
A well attended social in Junior Hall closed Mias Ritchle's dancing class for Easter. The group will resume Tuesday April 26 with an assembly Frolic Club. The eight to nine member Frolic Club meets Fridays at a member's home and gathered earlier at Louise Kemp's East Third Street residence. Local Market prices list corn and wheat quotes with various grades and bid amounts for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Ritchle
Esater
Louise Kemp
East Third Street
John Hendrickson Store Teems With New Easter Goods
The ad promotes new Mohair and Bromdoloth skirts and cream Sicilian skirts in a range of colors, new silk dress fabrics, and a broad display of table damask. It highlights pricing from 45 to 7.50, announces exhibition of linens and towels, and touts fashionable dress goods and silk wares at low prices. Numerous named items and materials suggest a late 19th or early 20th century department store push toward Easter shopping.
Local Flour Ad Vertised With Wide Street Distribution
G Waring Tynon announces a flour branded The Bit of Life for his trade and lists multiple local stores carrying it. Also promotion for painted novelties and daily household goods, with ads from several merchants and services around South Market and Patrick Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tynon
Biatt
E. J. Winebrewer
Oecil & Gorman
W. Patrick
G. L. Renn
Abe Eichelberger
E. Winebrener
E. Patrick
L. W. Mehriing
H. Patrick
Patrick St. Rhodes
R. Kemp
Grabill & Eikzer
Bartonaville
O. M. Viz
New Market
A. J. Zimmerman
W.H. Smith
Chartesville
Nicholson Bros
Dickerson
Geo. T. Koblanberg
Adamatown
E. A. Wachter
Adamstown
Unidentified Man Attacks In Woods Near Cockneysville
Reports from yesterday describe an unidentified man choking another individual in the woods near Cockneysville. The scene prompted police and local residents to seek clues about the assault and its motive amid ongoing investigations.
Community notices and sales listings on a Saturday in Frederick
Local groups advertise events and sales including St Marys All Saints Guild bake sale at 3 PM in the chapel with homemade cakes candies and goods for sale. Hardware store closeout sale, Easter novelties and baskets. Electric railroad excursion to Hagerstown Sunday April 16 at a reduced 75 cent fare. Public notices and classifieds describe cooking jobs and a general want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
All Saints’ Guild
R. R
Hagerstown
Frederick
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Aster News
Argain
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Tal
E. L. Sroner
Stoner
Telegraph
Mobley & Bro
S. Rodock & Co
TARRE
P. E. Long
Braddock Colony
S.D. Thomas and Company
Frederick County
Hedgen
Branewick
B. & QO. Surgeoned Association of Maryland
Atlanta
Georgia
Tas News
Anuth&e
Rujestyensky
Kearns
Lillie M. Wetner
Obas
F. Breokeassy
Mr. Dutrow
Aong
Nettie Haugh
Henrietta McDaniel
Cireen
M. Healer
Arborus
Lola Routzshe
Amy Fahkrney
Mary Grove
Arehor Day
Blanche Gittinger
Margaret Stoker
Elizabeth Wal Mg
Margaret Brengle
Mazis Haines
Dorothy Filler
Hazel Oland
Ethel Fleshman
Julia Rodock
Madge Cramer
Helen Rumpf
Robin
Nellie Miller
Elsa Meyer
Catharine Lease
Mary Kiefauver
Loraine Warner
Florence Layman
Mildred Young
Trilby Barras
Liars Hall
Mary Bear
Virgie Waltere
Pauline Scanlon
Ethel McClow
Erma Wiles
Ruth Klipp
Mildred Shipley
Alias Michelberger
Roxanna White
Elizabeth Ketler
Little Robb
Jula Worthington
Mildred Brengle
Elsie Fogle
Lonlee Ebbert
Nacole Bentz
Mamie Moberly
Elinor Miller
Pussy Willow
Snele Burke
Kitty
Ratninr
Margaret Carter
Marlon Douglas
Edith Albaugh
Brook Bong
Winifred Bayder
Loretta Ball
Margaret Baumgardner
Rannea Engle
Louise Brengle
South Street
Harry Sanders
Arthur King
Roger Danberger
Leonard Notnagle
Emory Dansberger
Howard Albaugh
Green Eaves
Bouldin Watere
Arbor Day
Stanley Fuckinger
Charter Oak
Qhas
Stup
G. Waring Tyson
John Fendrickson
Daintigat
Walsta
Pongea Silke
Rajah Silks
D&c
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Mie & Miller
Weidig & Miller
Art Om Bale
Art Ai
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Ros
George
Rodock & CO
Bodook
Thos. P. Rice
Ghorue Rice
Isuo-Perery Rice
Ismocperry Rice & Bro. Sie
Iikki Aa. Thicke & Bons
Thomas PB
Ge Ce the
A. J. Siomelbergee
OW. Cor
Fredarick
Lean Hume
U.K
Schroeder
Patrick
Besant & Knott
Hass Patrick Street
Biaple
Osti An
Cecil & Gorman
Fravenicx Gas & Eric Co
South Market
L Ww & Co
Abbott’s
West All Sainta Street
L. E. Mullinix
China
Call
L. BE. Mollineix
N. EB
D. H. H. Peterman
Franklin Street
Io Frederick
City Hotel
QO. L
Market and
Patrick Streets
Szart
WH. O. Bluteler
F. B. Sappington
X. B. Bappingtor
City Hall
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
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Mopling & Bro
J. OM. Ouller
Painte, Co
Osll
Ase Ya
J.B. Price & Co
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