This Date In History May 38 42 Manasueh Cutler Deaths
Summary of historical entries including May dates and notable births and deaths such as Manasueh Cutler founder of a Massachusetts colony, Louis XVII Paris entry, Thomas Hood death, a San Francisco fire, Sara Coleridge, Cyrus McCormick, and destructive events in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manasueh Cutler
Marietta
Killiagly
Conn
Louis XVII
Lovie XVI
Paris
Thomnay Hood
London
San Francisco
Sara Coleridge
Coleridge
Abe
Cyrus McCormick
Chicago
Kange
Oklahoma
Ubnois
Missouri
Indiana
Bracelet Lost and Woman Wanted Advertised
Fragmentary classified ad clippings list items such as bracelet lost, woman wanted, house for rent, various names and firms, and stray product mentions including strawberries and cream, carpets and mattings, summer underwear, and whiskey. Lacks coherent narrative or full contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth St
C. A. Frazier
Chas
N. Haner
McCardell
Carty
BE. Cline
Neidig & Miller
Harper Whiskey
F. VY. Stanb
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK SOCIETY
Mrs L M Rogers visits friends in Baltimore. Dr and Mrs A A Sharetts expected in Frederick today. Mr and Mrs Addison Ingle expected in Frederick later this month. Miss Julia Hershberger of Montgomery county visiting her cousin in Jefferson County. Mrs Chas W Ross Jr left yesterday for New York to visit her mother. Miss Elsie Cobb of Washington returns home after visiting Miss Mary Ingle. Miss Emma K R Gittinger and Misses Mary and Georgia Gittinger returned from Baltimore. Major E Y Goldsborough leaves for Baltimore to deliver his lecture The Battle of the Monocacy. Miss Ella Grant of Virginia expected in Frederick midmonth to visit Miss Caroline Ross. Miss Sarah Borwell leaves for Mt Savage Allegheny county. Miss Ida Diffendall graduates as a trained nurse from Maryland Homeopathic Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs G Montgomery of Rochester W Y and Mrs J L Fail of Norris town N J are guests of Mrs Mimes at Wootton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Rogers
Baltimore
A. A. Sharetts
Frederick
Addison Ingle
Julia Hershberger
Montgomery County
Jefferson
Chas, W. Ross, Jr
J. J. Konkel
New York
Elsie Cobb
Washington
Mary Ingle
Emma KR. Gittinger
Mary
Georgia Gittinger
E. Y. Goldsborough
Ella Grant
Virginia
Caroline Ross
Sarah Borwell
Manisby
Mt. Savage
Allegheny County
Ida Diffendall
Maryland Homeopathic Hospital
G. Montgomery
Rochester
W.Y
J. L. Fail
Norristown
N. J
Shull Completes Two Story House on B G Avenue
Brief notes report Mr. David A. Shull has finished a two story dwelling on B G avenue. Erection of the dancing pavilion at Athletic Park began this morning with a 40 by 60 foot floor set on forty five piers. Managers expect the track ready for use by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Shull
B. & G. Avenue
Athletic Park
Doubly Wedded Marriage License Sparks Jewish Rift
A license issued in Hagerstown for Abraham Blotz and Edie Kaplin led to accusations their April 25 ceremony by Rev. A H Irvine violated Jewish rites. A second license to wed caused further controversy as the groom declared they were single and unrelated, conflicting with the first clerk’s return. Rabbi Harrison was directed for the ceremony though date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Abraham Blotz
Edie Kaplin
A. H. Irvine
United Evangelical Church
Irvine
Harrison
Baltimore Street
Peerless Meat Sacks Promise Cleaner Preserved Meat
Farmers are urged to use Peerless Paper Meat Sacks to preserve meat. Available in three sizes, priced at 3 and 4 cents each, sold by first class grocers and stocked at Tusa News Office. Follow printed directions for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusa
Police Justice Roscoe White's Fiscal Year Case Summary
Corporation Business reports Police Justice Roscoe C. White during the fiscal year ending April 30 suing warrants in 319 cases, trying 301, with 170 fines paid totaling 115.25, 61 served jail terms, 67 adjudged not guilty or dismissed, and 1 in open status due to absentees from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Roscoe C. White
Drunken and Disorderly Arrest Before Justice White
John Flynn was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Howard for drunken and disorderly conduct on West Sixth and Market streets. He appeared before Police Justice White and was jailed for five dollars fine with no days served. Observer Sayron noted this in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
John Flynn
Howard
West Sixth
Market Streets
State Council Officers Chosen For Daughters of Liberty
Maryland Daughters of Liberty convened to elect state officers. Hattie A Atkinson named State Councilor with rising sun council. Next annual meeting set for Frostburg on the first Tuesday in May 1900. Receipts and expenditures detailed along with council membership gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Atkionon
Frostburg
Maryland
Baltimore
M. W. West
Annie M. Cooke
Cumberland
Nettie R. Sakers
Wetherdsville
Miss Maud Stebbings
Port Deposit
Lettie Bf. Russell
Galestown
Miss Nettie Freely
Lonaconing
Mamie Warl
Ellicott City
National Council
Charles H. Stein
EB. J. Bell
Miss Agnes Shaw
Supreme Council
Chesapeake Council
Havre de Grace
Walter L. Hayward
Newark
N. J
Chas H. Stein
Hattie A. Atkinson
Rising Sun
Annie Onusler
Dickeyvill
Minnie Mehrling
Frederick
Mary A. Ryan
Mary A. Meisel
Letty Russell
Lizzie A. Atkinson
Francis Walete
George F. Baldwin
E. J. Bell
Annie B
England
Frostborg
Survey Opens To Find New Baltimore and Ohio Route Near Frederick
A civil engineering team of eight began a morning survey on a Baltimore and Ohio railroad path through the Linganore region aiming to locate a gentler grade and possibly bring the main line within half a mile of Frederick. Prior plans for a Mt. Airy tunnel costing over a million dollars are being reconsidered if the survey favors an alternate route. The team will trace from Mt. Airy toward Frederick, with officials implying the best outcome may be a route near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Monrovia
Big
Singanore
Peddlers Must Pay License, Bartholow In Court
Millard Bartholow appeared before Magistrate White and refused a one dollar fine for violating the Frederick street produce sales ordinance. He was jailed ten days, then released via writ of habeas corpus. Judge Motter upheld the ordinance but dismissed Bartholow’s case for failure to specify the charge, noting home raised produce exempt from licensing. The ordinance requires one dollar daily or fifty dollars yearly licenses for street sellers. home dealers may sell without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Millard Bartholow
William Bartholow
White
Motter
Bartholow
Surprise Parties Highlight Social Scene At Home Gatherings
The Social World section recounts two surprise parties, one for Miss Blarche Houck at East Patrick street with a cake walk and ragtime dancing, and another for Mr. Charles J. Remsburg near Lewistown on his birthday. Guests from Utica Mills, Lewistown, Hansonville, and Frederick attended. Remsburg received a hymnal from the Reformed church choir and thanks were given. A concluding note promotes Syrup of Figs as a simple remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blarche Houck
Charles Houck
East Patrick Street
Blanche Houck
Marie
Lonize Diffendal
Marjorie Schley
Violet Norris
Ciara Smith
Iva Hahn
Blanche
Madge Houck
Margaret Marsh
Edna
Bertha Houck
John Diffendal
Tena Hahn
Frank Pampel
Frank Markell
Harvey Harrington
Louie Eckstein
Harry Schroeder
Rob Kolb
Willie Honck
Phil Key
Alban Wood
Gay Ruprecht
Edgar Weller
Charles J. Remsburg
Lewistown
Remsburg
Frederick
Utica Mills
Hansonville
Remsberg
Charles S. Snook
Reformed Church
Opinions of the election reach Frederick after Hayes victory
Frederick Democrats greet Hayes win in Baltimore with keen interest and relief. Republicans express concern over the effect on state races as party leaders comment on possible gubernatorial outcomes and the impact on the next statewide election. Dr. James Garrett Linthicum, Frederick County native, serves in Baltimore politics and medicine with long-standing public roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Frederick
Thomas G. Hayes
Baltimore
Malster
Mr Hayes
Col. Baughman
James Garrett Linthicum
Cty Council
Urbana
Charles R. Waters
Tobacco and General Commission
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Linthicum
Baltimore University
Concord Club
Order of the Golden Chain
The
Royal Arcanum
United Workmen
Mary R. Willson
John W. Linthicum
Commissioners Petition for Court Square Walk Upgrade
Citizens including Court Square residents urged Frederick County Board of Commissioners to replace tar pavement in Court Park with solid walks. Speakers noted puddling and water hazards, calling for a path in harmony with Court House improvements and the fountain gift, funded by prior park beautification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Square
Board of County Commissioners
Court Park
Wu. H. Chilton
Col
D. GC. Wincbrener
Franklin B. Smith
Messrs
Eufng A. Rager
Reno S. Harp
Geo. Schroeder
Chas. P. Levy
Chas
Court House
Frederick
Willard C. Keller
Court House Yard
James C. Clarke
Month of April Deaths in City and County
In April the city recorded nineteen deaths and nineteen interments at Mt. Olivet plus one at St. Johns and five in colored graveyards. County deaths totaled fifty eight with burials at Emmitsburg Middletown Walkersville Rocky Ridge Hope Hill Petersville Graceham Woodville and several other locations. Mortality was higher than last month with Mt Olivet interments listing nineteen total including twelve city three county one Washington one Pennsylvania and two Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Walkersville
Rocky Ridge
Hope Hill
Petersville
Graceham
Woodville
Grossnickle
Liberty
Thurmont
Mt. Zion
W O TU Sewing School closes third annual session
The W O TU Lowlne School ends its third annual session with a mixed program of music and recitations. Rev L L Myers speaks as prizes are awarded for perfect attendance and high credit marks. About 135 scholars enrolled. Girl winners include Mamie Monsell Flossie Crum Mamie Usha Birdie Fraley Lillian Jones Elizabeth Marsh Katie Yinger. W C United thanks local supporters and names helpers. school to reopen in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. TL. U. Lowlne
LL. B.M. Myers
Mamie Monsell
Flossig Crum
Mamie Usha
Birdie Fraley
Lillian Jones
Elizabeth Marsh
Katie Yinger
Christian Cemperance Union
Frederick
Cates
Tyson
Birely
Bowlus
Getvendamer
Lenge
Win
O. B. Crane
Mary Tyson
Mesley
May Day Offerful Silk and Satin Sale Notice
John Hendrickson advertises first day of May stock clearance with oaths of rapid price cuts. Claims low prices on silk and wool patterns, 42 inch fabrics, and black satins discounted to tempt buyers while stocks last. Mentions 7 yard pattern lengths and high quality wares compared to market values.
Tar Paper for Sale and Nickel Suit Hougeras
Joan Henderson, P. 8 reports tar paper for sale here along with nickel suit and shirt hougeras offered.
Neidig Miller Beater Frederick's New Store Promises Comfort
The ad promotes Neidig and Miller's new store offering White Merino undergarments at 50 cents per garment and Moco Cotton with ribbed cuffs at 6.00. It touts spring weight garments, comfortable fit, and durable wear, inviting customers to compare and buy here. It also highlights men’s socks as part of an affordable, quality line.
Daughters of the Confederacy plan Maryland monument
In Baltimore yesterday the Daughters of the Confederacy announced raising 1,000 toward a Druid Hill Park monument. They will extend the effort statewide, forming branches to cooperate and appoint subcommittees as needed to reach 26,000, with the Baltimore chapter credited for originating the idea. The inscription will read Erected by the Daughters of the Confederacy of the State of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Baltimore
Druid Hill Park
Daughters of the Confederacy of
State of
Maryland
Local notices and entertainment listings
Local items advertise Turtle soup on Thursday and clam soup Friday at 40 cents per gallon, fresh shad and trout at L O Castie’s, music at City Opera House with Admiral Schley views, new millinery at 67 North Market Street, eye and ENT care by Dr Boteler, and National Peace Jubilee excursion fares from Baltimore and Ohio lines May 23 to 25 1899 with detailed city to regional travel prices and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Haver
the Buffalo
Spain
City Opera House
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio R. A
New York
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Baltimore
United States
Mrs Masenhimer Hurt Building Soap Fire
Mrs Masenhimer, wife of John Masenhimer, near Pleasant Valley in Carroll County, was seriously burned Monday while using an old-fashioned soap boiler. Her right side, hips and face were badly burned before bystanders extinguished the flames. Her condition remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masenhimer
John Masenhimer
Pleasant Valley
Carroll County
Baltimore and Ohio Maintains Changes in Divisions
The Baltimore and Ohio lines east of the Ohio river reorganize maintenance of way with four division engineers. Fendall covers Philadelphia to Brunswick, Owen handles Brunswick to Grafton, Vussell oversees Parkersburg to Wheeling, and Manning runs Wheeling to Cumberland via Pittsburg. Also: a severe storm struck Frederick with wind, lightning, thunder, and heavy rain easing drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Vussell
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Belington
Grafton
W. Va
C. T. Manning
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Frederick
Philomathean Society Programme Reading Debate Napoleon vs Wellington
The Philomathean Literary Society meets tomorrow night with readings by Mr Young recitations by Mr Clemson essays by Mr Burger and a debate on whether Napoleon was a greater general than Wellington. Also noted is Charles E Stable’s acquisition of his brother T J Stable’s stake in the Gettysburg Compiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Mr. Young
Clemson
Burger
Napoleon
Wellington
Charles E. Stable
T. J. Stable
Gettysburg
Adams County
IS. BE. MOLLINIZ. A GREAT MATTING SALE.
A local carpet shop promotes a matting sale with 10 to 20 percent savings. It invites customers to inspect its store room filled with carpets and matting, claims exclusive focus, and argues against tariff worries. Goods are advertised from 84 cents for Chinese matting to 35 cents for Japanese damasks. Contact L. E. Mourn at telephone 150.
Wheat and corn prices reported at Frederick market
Local market notes show wheat at 7 cents per bushel in Frederick. Shelled corn priced at 8 cents and corn on the ear at 3.5 barrels, reflecting modest grain values in the Frederick trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Classis Meets in Frederick Tonight
A group of ministers and elders of the Reformed Church gathered in Frederick today and will proceed to Jefferson this evening where the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church convenes. The session is expected to continue through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Reformed Church
Frederick
Jefferson
Renowned phrenologist Calderwood in Frederick visit
Eminent phrenologist Prof. G. W. Calderwood of the Pacific coast visits Frederick this week and will have rooms at the City Hotel on May 1 2 and 4. He aims to boost Calderwood's Magazine subscriptions offering a free scientific delineation of character. Subscriptions are per year or 6 months 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anw
Brederick
G. W. Calderwood
Pacific Cauat
Frederick
City Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Tax News
L. Moore
Sayron
Newspaper
Haghive
State Council
Daughters of Liberty
Linganore
Howard Frederick
California Fig Syrup Company
County Board
Michael
Mt. Olivetas
City
County
Pennsylvania
W. O. TU. Sewing School
John Hendrickson
GEO
Rodook
Ribakuain Bullet
Cotton Dress Goode
Torus
Rodour
A. T. Rion, & Gos
A.T. Rion & Sons
V. sTaun
Ir W. Harper's
Nelson County
New Orean
Chicaego
Harper
KF. Vv. Sravas
Northwest Corner Market
Railly QB
Ther Raising Grocery CO
R. Ramsbur
C. E
Sesurg” In
N. Market O., & Prompt
J. Heisely Kaller
Per
J. Heisely Keller
N. Market &T. Andi
Potomac River
Willard O. Keller
E. Patrick ST
D* BE. O. Nicodemue
St. Market Street
University of Maryland, Fellediy
Amara
Court Street
Orma
Koray
Exrdy & Urres
Dousa
Frederick, Ma
Enis
Lever
Joan Hendrickeon
Beater Frederick's
McCardell's
L. O. Castie's
Farmer Allerton
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Admiral Schley
Greeley
North Market Street
Emma Payne
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
IS. BE. Molliniz
L. E. Mourn
Telephone 150
Local Mart
Baddewls
Nuwi & Mauss
N. Market St
Anton E. Main
North Maree
Q. B. Cline
Addi
C. E. Curse
F. B. Sappington
Petticbn
Pillsbury
Barles
Bappington
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