This Date In History May Fourth Delivers Old News
May 4 entry recounts historical items including Pope Alexander VI granting lands to Sypalty, Elias Loudinot birth and death, Robert Wall birth and death, Napoleon’s last battle at Lutzon, Alfred de Musset’s Paris death and works, a French critic’s praise, Henri Gresly death, and Trinity Church New York City celebrating its 200th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleuxander
Amur Lex
Elias Loudinot
Philadelphia
Robert Wall
Leicestershire
Lutzon
Bonaparte
Lebi
Alfred de Musset
Paris
de Musseet
Paselon
Henri Francois Xavier Gresly
Trinity Church
New York City
Public Sale and Classified Advertisements Blast
Various listings appear for public sales with Walter Saunders as auctioneer and Hammond Urner as assignee. Notices include rooms for rent, auctions, and shop sales from Shipley & Bopst, Doll's goods, and other merchants like Geo. S. Rodock & Co. I.E. Cramer and Neidig & Miller appear in dry goods and real estate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. P. Krino
Walter Saunders
Hammond Urner
Assig
Festival Grace
Shipley & Bopst
Shipley & Boost
Geo
Rodock & Co
Cramer
Neidig & Miller
The Saturday News Preview For Tomorrow's Big Paper
The Saturday News promises tax news tomorrow with timely, readable content. It highlights Captain Kilmer's fortieth anniversary war study of Stonewall Jackson’s movements in May 1862. Special illustrated features, ladies topics, farm guidance, Sunday school lesson analysis, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane round out the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Stonewall Jackson
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Pleasant Personal Notices From Frederick and Baltimore
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. F. F. Smith returns from Washington. Mrs. Charles K. Hanna of Baltimore back from Frederick visit. Mrs. L. Victor Baughman and Mrs. Charles Baughman of Frederick visiting Mrs. John S. Griffiss in Baltimore. Miss Lizzie Loeber returns to Cumberland from Frederick visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deater and Mrs. James Greenwalt of this city return from Washington. United Dramatic Company presented Olshim Ninesy-siz at Quypera House with home talent cast led by John Wilson and others. Proceeds to benefit United Drill Association. Brenner's Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Smith
Washington
Charles K. Hanna
Baltimore
Frederick
L. Victor Baughman
Charles Baughman
John S. Griffiss
Lizzie Loeber
Cumberland
George Scheil
Wm. Deater
James Greenwalt
United Dramatic Company
Quypera House
John Wilson
George Topper
Arthur F. Bager
George T. Shaffer
Albert S. Smith
Wm. W. Orn
Wm. B. Gannon
John W. Falk
William §. Hahn
Helen V. Rager
Flossie M. Oram
Nina V. Oram
Verena E. Ridenour
United Drill Association
Brenner
Frederick Clearing House figures show big growth in 1900s
The Frederick Clearing House Association report shows year end clearings at 9 511 651 05 with balances of 2 295 459 23 and prior year clearings about 7 099 957 27. The note credits growth in the city’s financial and commercial development and criticizes stopping advertising as unwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Clearing House Association
Clearing House Association
Disastrous Fire Destroys Church and Homes in New Market
A midnight blaze in New Market destroyed the Protestant Episcopal church, a dwelling owned by Miss Minnie Roelkey and George M. Smith, and a saddler shop rented by Roy Smith. The fire spread from the shop to the Roelkey house and then the church, burning until about five o clock. The church, brick and built in 1872, was not insured. Roelkey and Smith properties were insured. The town organized a water fight but water supply failed. some nearby structures were saved. The Smith family escaped with little belongings. the church organ and furniture were saved. Fire likely incendiary. flames traveled up to a half mile from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
New Market
Misa Minnie Rosskey
George M. Smith
Roelkey
Roy Smith
Smith
James Stephenson
Planters’ Manual Insurance Company
Washington County
Geo. M. Stuilth
Lont
G. B. Hammond
Missionary convention closes with strong programs
The Maryland Synod Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society in Feagaville wrapped up a two day meeting with large crowds and active reports. Baltimore president Mrs Heilman spoke on Home Missions and Rev Dr Luther Rubiman gave a Foreign Mission lecture. The society will reconvene next year in Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville
Woman's Missionary Society of the Middle
Maryland
Mehrling
Woodsboro
Street Carnival Proposed by Ohio Firm to Frederick
Officers of the Icess lodge of Hiks consider a June street carnival proposal from Robinson Carnival Company of Columbus Ohio. They seek a $700 guarantee and offer a 175 person company with tents and open air entertainments plus parades for six days. A business solicitation is underway to gauge local support and potential benefits from crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icess Lodge
Hiks
Robinson Carnival Company
Columbus
Ohio
Frederick
Local Mart Market Quote from J. E. W. Bargett
Market report from The Local Mart notes prices for corn at 2.85 per bushel, corn for shelling at 61 cents per bushel, No 3 red wheat at 79 cents, wheat at 73 cents, rejected at 69 cents, and hay priced from 9 to 20 dollars per ton.
Public Schools Budget and Districts Hearings
County Board of School Commissioners met to hear new district proposals in Mt Pleasant Urbana and for new schoolhouses. Treasurer Boblitz forecast three terms cost 86 370 with 12 900 additional for until June 1. Board reorganized officers and noted numerous trustee changes. Upcoming events include concerts and lectures plus a fire alarm service update. A DAR tree gift from Lexington chapter will be planted at Mount Vernon grounds in due course.
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Bobbiltz
Board of County School Commissioners
Mt Pleasant
Pine Tree
Mt. Pleasant
Chestnut Grove
Urbana
Lacust Grove
Rock Cliff
Montgomery County
Johnsville
B. L Bobiltz
Samuuel Dutrow
E. L. Boblitz
Noah Young
Cyrus Lo. Biser
Pinks
J. F. Young
Filmore Fiook
Daniel Bow- Tus
Luther Kepler
Quebec
James Seltzer
Clarke Shaffer
Wm. H. Weaver
Clairvaux
Scott W. Eyler
Charles Eyler
Hampden Valley
John Harner
James O. Harbaugh
Owlers
George Worthen
Frank Weivel
James QO. Harbaugh
Bayfield
David H. Na
E.G. Neighbours
Lewistown
KR. J. English
George English
Springfield
McDean Prescots
Mt. Warnen
Donald MacLean
New York City
Sons of the
Lexington Battlefield
Mrrs
Sarah Bowman van Ness
Lexington
Mount Vernon
Mountain City Council Draws Prizes at Meeting
Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty held an engaging meeting last night. The drawing produced prizes for attendees with Clarence S. Miller winning the first prize a linen damask table set and A P Marsh earning the second prize a silver batter knife and sugar shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council
Daughters of Liberty
Clarence
Miller
A. P. Marsh
Sale of City Heal Estate By Nosh E Cramer
Nosh E Cramer the real estate and loan agent sold for Annie B Bitzat and George W Bitzat a lot at the northeast corner of Market and Seventh streets in the city. The lot includes a brick dwelling and brick stable. The sale price was 1850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Heal Estate
Nosh E. Cramer
Annie B
George W. Bitzat
Market
Seventh Streets
Tol Tsanc
Mary L. Haller
Pensions Granted and Association Meeting Noted
Pensions have been granted to Ieone H. Haller of Frederick and Issish Rice Walkersville each receiving $12 and John W. Bicer of Frederick $5. The Business Men's Association will meet at 7.30 o'clock this evening in the City Hall building second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieone H. Haller
Frederick
Issish Rice
Walkersville
John W. Bicer
Business Men's Association
City Hall
Bale. Ltd
Tubarbas
Cal
Bathelows
Fourth St
Iwo
Third St
Bents B
Green's
Bentz St. Nest
Tith
Myersville
Sixth St
Pearl
South Street
Bobleysviiie
Market Straev
Noatt B.ukau SK
National Bank Saildine
Frederiac
Frederick City Hospital Opens Its Doors to the Public
The Frederick City Hospital opened with a gala reception from 4 to 6 PM attended by Miss Emma J. Smith founder and honorary president for life, builder H M Gittinger, and dozens of board members. The building features Flemish oak memorial rooms, white bedstead wards, and specially furnished rooms by Rosenstock and Kreh families. Superintendent Sallie Earhart and a team of nurses welcomed guests as a mixed orchestra played in the operating room chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Atanda
Emma J. Smith
Seven Lota
Hospital
Miss Smith
Leander Neal
H. M Gittinger
J. H. Markey
A. Oq, McCardell
J. M. Hood
Jas. McSherry
Jacob B. Tyson
Louisa Sappington
P. D. Fpabrney
Misa Sallie Earhart
Mesdames
A. D. Willard
Boteler
William Worman
Aston Rosenstock
Albert Husichen
Robert Nicodemus
Frederick Select Orchestra
Rosenstock Brothers
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
Emma Smith
Mase Sallie Earhart
Virginis
Gray
Norfolk
Madera
Grafton
W. Va
Wright
Easton
Board of Managers
Graduating Recitals At Woman's College May 16
Invitations issued for the graduating recital of soprano Misa Incy Eisenhazer, pupil of Maurios G Beck, at 8 p m May 16 at the Woman's College. Also recitals for mezzo-soprano Mary Evans Christman and Maude May Forthman at the same venue. Liquor licenses issued. city expects $4,000 revenue from 33 licenses to wholesalers retailers and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Incy Eisenhazer
Maurios G. Beckwith
Womans College
Mary Evans Christman
Maude May Forthman
School of Expression
Circuit Court
Shooting Affray at Braddock Sparks Nine Shots
Homer Mohler of Braddock and George Mull exchanged nine shots when they met near Braddock yesterday evening. Mull received a flesh wound to the hip while Mohler was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Carter and Shaw and jailed by Justice Smith in default of $200 bond to await grand jury action. A bullet grazed Mull’s trousers pocket and the incident caused much excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mohler
George Mull
Homer S. Mohler
Braddock
Mohler
Mull
Local Bargains at Bea Store and Area Sales
Local store ads announce Ladies shoes at deep discounts from Bea Store 73 W Patrick St and Shipley & Bopat, with umbrellas towels and various house items on sale all day Saturday. Excursions from Frederick to Washington Baltimore and Hagerstown offered by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad with low round trip fares and June tour to Boston. In Memoriam notices for Clayton W. Haines and community classifieds list real estate and business items, theater and club notices, and medical ads from Clinton Main pharmacist.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Camden Station
Hagerstown
Boston
Chessparke Esy
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Atlantic Cty
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake Bay
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Fall River
Atlantic City
Mad
Thoreday
D. B. Martin
Trafic
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the Daily News
WashiInatos
W. L. Moons
Buresz
the Saturday News
D. M. Stearns
Thorw
Dai
Sesson
Bara Book
Episcopal Church
Misses Roelkey
Missionary “Convention
Elks
Chio Company
the Public Schools
Young Men’s Christian Association
Opera House
Kathleen Mavourneen
United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 3
Frederick County
Liore T. MacGar, Jr
Biman R. Hack
Harrisburg
Bea
W. Patrick St
Surety & Boost's
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Kemp Hall
Smreney & Borst’s
Art Club
Doll's
Kansas City University
London
N. Market Gt
Balti
Haines
Clayton W. Haines
Angela
Clayton
John Hendrickson
Corp Model
Gough
Jonn Bhendrickson
Ie & Miller
Nhidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Clinton, Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagauman
Pansime
Spaulding
Dusud Arc
Spaniding Bros
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Gianrware
Fez
Jaab
Rodgors& GO
Brussels
Rodook & Co
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rios & Sos
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas FP
Rice
East Fourth Street
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Fosepe W. Gavee
Ofice
Amos Ubner
Devilbiss
Ubner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Frederick, Ma
Ootidawly
D* A
Atlee E
Cliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Hedcliff
George A. Gilbert
CROWN
D. R
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
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Oramer
Sestewalt
Scort & Sox
Faystte ST. Offo. Postoffice
Baltinore
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