Maryland Seeks 10000 Guards for National Peace Jubilee Parade
General Hawley in Washington invites the Maryland National Guard to join the May 23 parade in the National Capital. The effort aims to field at least ten thousand troops with the First Fifth and Fourth regiments and the Naval Reserves most needed. Preferences favor Maryland units due to proximity and symbolic value. some mobilized troops from other states are also expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Hawley
Washington
Maryland
Hawley
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Ordnance Department of the
United States
National
McKinley
Executive Mansion
Corbin
Military Department
Cuba
Dixie
Maryland Naval Militia
Personal Visitors and Travel Through Frederick
Local residents and guests are noted in Frederick today including John E. Waltz Lingapore district George L. Cramer Montgomery county C. Birch Ladiesburg and Chas Tabler Washington visiting Frederick city and county Joseph Chiswell Buckeystown Henrietta Aubert Montgomery county G W Tyson Shepherdstown W Va Miss Mary Lakin near Frederick visiting relatives in Jefferson Frederick county Mrs Wm B Taylor Wm R Taylor Mrs Robert Klotz and two daughters Mary and Rath returning home to Washington from West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Waltz
Lingapore
Frederick
Geo. L. Cramer
Montgomery County
C. &. Birch
Ladiesburg
Chas. Tabler
Washington
Joseph Chiswell
Buckeystown
Henrietta Aubert
Air
G. Waring Tyson
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mary Lakin
Jefferson
Wm. B. Tarior
Robert Klotz
Mary and
Rath
Lewis Cramon
West Fifth Street
Disorderly Conduct Cases With Magistrate White
Sarah Ellicott faces a seven o clock hearing before Magistrate White on the charge of using profane language on the street. Isaac Bell was arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct linked to May 1 and was fined two dollars, then later fined five dollars and twenty five cents for a subsequent offense before discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Sarah Ellicott
White
Issac Bell
Engineers Begin Frederick Mt Airy Branch Survey
Civil Engineer J. L. Creeger and seven assistants began surveying for a Frederick Junction to Mt. Airy branch line. The study tests routes along the Monocacy east bank toward Singanore Valley and may extend toward Woodbine or divert into the city, with a final choice still indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Irwin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. L. Creeger
Frederick Junction
Mt. Airy
Monocacy
Singanore Valley
Woodbine
Frederick
City
Monrovia Students Host Flag Raising Program
Monrovia school presented a Flag Raising program on Friday featuring recitations songs and dialogues about the American flag. Miss Jessie Shawbaker Alma Shaw baker Ida Rhinehart Mattie Norwood Lola Neikirk and others performed while Mr John Umberger Jr presided at the organ and invited local families to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia School
Jessie Shawbaker
Mise Ida Rhinehart
Alma Shawbaker
Mattie Norwood
Ida Amberger
Mary Kelly
Dora Ball
Lola Neikirk
Little
Servanta
Ida
Edith
Nellie Umberger
John Umberger, Jr
Dental Examiners to Meet Here in Frederick
The Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners will hold its regular semi annual meeting in Frederick on May 13 at the office of Dr Edward Nelson. Twenty eight applicants for certificates will have their papers finally acted upon. Board members include Drs A B King J G Henisler F F Drue William Keller and A C McCardy. Dr Nelson is to read a paper at a union meeting of dentists in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
F. F. Drue
Baltimore
William Keller
Easton
A. C. McCardy
Towson
Edward Nelson
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
Maryland’s Monument to Antietam Veterans Progress
Ground secured for a memorial to Union and Confederate participants of the Battle of Antietam. Harrison Granite Company of Barre Vermont directs work with base laid near June first. Dr. George R. Graham gathers Fort McHenry artillery photos to guide engravers for a $12,000 monument to be dedicated September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Harrison Granite Company
Barre
George R. Graham
Fort McHenry
Entertainments at City Opera House for Hospital Benefit
An evening program at the City Opera House supports Frederick City Hospital. Miss Culbertson a noted dialect reader stars in a unique entertainment. May 19 features Katherine Eisenbauer and Bertie Miller with their pupils in a literary and musical showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick City Hospital
Hagerstown Merchants Plan Electric Railway Route Tour
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Hagerstown plans a Saturday May 12 excursion along the proposed Hagerstown to Myersville electric railway route. Capitalists will be invited to join. Douglas Bros at Myersville will provide a special car to Frederick and back via Middletown for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Myersville
Douglas Bros
Frederick
Middletown
Lightning Strikes Oak, Kills Cow on Middletown Farm
A Tuesday evening storm struck a large white oak on Daniel C. Miller's Middletown farm, shivering the tree and fatally injuring a cow belonging to Sherman Koogle. The incident occurred during severe weather with no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Miller
Middletown
Sherman Koogle
Seventh Day Adventists Organize Chess Peak Conference
The Baltimore meeting of the Seventh Day Adventists formed the Chess peak Conference of Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia. A tent is planned in Frederick City with Elder John Jones in charge and meetings to begin by June 1, weather permitting, as the denomination expands its missions and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Baltimore
United States
Frederick City
John ¥. Jones
Hagerstown
Jones
Energetic Florist Rebuilds After Fire
Carl Hermann, a well known florist, has rebuilt his business on a larger, more efficient scale after a recent damaging fire. The new main building is sun optimized and includes an upper level with blooming flowers and potted plants. A separate heating building increases fire safety and keeps coal dust from flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hermann
Hermann
Maryland Classis Reformed Church Convened In State
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed church met in annual session at Jefferson with 66 congregations in the state. Officers include Rev. H F Dittmar of Jefferson president Elder John Gassman of Hagerstown vice president Rev HJ McAlister Westminster corresponding secretary Dr E Rawson Deatrick Woodbury stated clerk and Rev Calvin S Slagle Westminster treasurer. A first business session was held today. In Baltimore the German Reformed Maryland Classis began its session at Zion German Reformed church with Rev H Wisemer as president and Rev Dr M Bachman elected president. The local pastor Rev V J Tingler represented the city church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Reformed Church
Jefferson
H. F. Dittmar
John Gassman
Hagerstown
H.J. McAlister
Westminster
E. Rawson Deatrick
Woodbury
Calvin
Slagle
Maryland Medical Meetings Set for May and Spring Dates
The Maryland Health Association holds a spring session at the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty Hall on North Entow street in Baltimore. The Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society convenes May 16 at the Southern Homeopathic College on West Saratoga street with papers by Dr. Charles F. Goodell and Dr. J O Hendrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Health Association
Medical and
North Entow Street
Baltimore
Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society
Southern Homeopathic College
West Saratoga Street
Chas. F. Goodell
Admiral Schley Honored by Loyal Legion of New York
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley was unanimously elected commander of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of New York at its annual meeting in Delmonico's. One hundred eighty one votes were cast, all for Schley, with members from across the country in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of New York
Delmonico’s
Buckingham Industrial School Admits Inmates in Frederick
Rev. A H Zimmerman superintendent and Calvin Stergnel arrive in Frederick to escort early inmates to the Buckingham Industrial School near Buckeystown. Warren Warfield Simpson of Liberty also admitted to the school this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Industrial School
A. H. Zimmerman
Buckeystown
Frederick
Calvin Stergnel
Baltimore
Warren Warfield Simpson
Liberty
City water project to start trench digging next Monday
Mr. Chas. Fleming, who won the contract to dig the trench for laying pipe, will begin on Monday. The work will be pushed to completion to provide the city with increased water supply during the upcoming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fleming
Fine Examination of John Syburk in Baltimore
John Syburk formerly a NExs carrier passed a satisfactory examination at the new school of medicine in Baltimore. He was tested on anatomy and scored 100. He is set to graduate in medicine on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Syburk
New School of Medicine
Baltimore
Ice Plant Fires Up New Boiler Stack Being Built
Fire started under the old Hygeia ice plant boiler and ice manufacturing has begun. Charles Poole directs a crew of men today raising a sixty five foot smoke stack over the new boiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygeia
Charles Poole
Knights Templar Plan Service Attendance Meeting
A Knights Templar meeting will be held at their asylum in Mast nic Wall this evening at 8 o'clock to arrange attendance at Ascension Day services in a body at the M E Church on Thursday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Mast Nic Wall
M. E
Thurelay
Trustees Appointed Across County Schools in Main Meeting
At a recent Board of School Commissioners session, new trustees were named for multiple districts including Manor, Licksville, Mr. Tabor, Emmitsburg, Middletown, Urbana, Mr. Carmel, Grove Academy, Troutville, Pleasant Hills, Coppermine, Continental, Mountain View, Mt Ay Colored, Paradise, Mountain Dale, Broomfield and more with resignations and deferrals noted. Henry Biser of Tylers school received a thanks for fifty years of service while EB Boblitz and Noah Young prepared to cover duties during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Essex
Trusstee
Tyloc'a
Board of School Commissioners
Manor
Geo. Saouffer, Jr
Curtis, Thomas
Gov
Thomas
Licksville
Jas. Beall
J. D. Day
David Oland
Mr. Tabor
Wm. Leatherman
Bendah Houpt
Melvin Kellor
Emuitsburg
J. H. Reigle
BR. L. Annan
G. M. Patterson
Middletown
Upton Grossuickle
J. B. Kelbaugh
Geo. N. Delauter
Urbana
Alexander Doil
Wm M. Roderick
Richard Simpson
Carmel—Albertus Micheal
Jos. G. Miller
Hampton Valley
Central
St. Mark’s
Walkersville
Blue Mountain
Henry Biser
Tyler’s
Kefauver
Biser
Tyler's School
EB. L. Boblitz
Frederick
Mechanicstown
Emmitsburg
Hauvers
Noah Young
Boblitz
Hargett Shellman MARRIAGE at Point of Rocks
Miss Ida Lucretia Shellman of Point of Rocks and Cyrus D. Hargett of Doubs Md were married at St Luke's Lutheran church Point of Rocks by Rev W L Heuser on Thursday April 27 at 3 pm. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Doubs and be at home after May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett—Shellman
Ida Lucretia Shellman
Point of Rocks
Cyrus D. Hargett
Doubs
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
W.L. Heuser
Mendelssohn
Ruth M. Myers
E. Nelson Snonffer
C. E. Smith
Eagles
W. Va
Ernest Michael
Frederick
Maggie E. Myers
Daniel Shellman
Ida Shellman
E. Burgett
Lottie Shellman
Hester Shellman
Newton Whipp
Della
Lewis Shellman
Obas. E. Mantz
Wmn
Doub’s
Wallace Wirts
E. Nelson Snouffer
Doub's
C. Edward Smith
Engies
Gideon Remsburg
Sop
Pleasant
Lewis Henns
Social World Sixty Second Anniversary in Hyattstown
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Johnson of Hyattstown Montgomery county celebrated their sixty second wedding anniversary on April 20 at home. He was born August 29 1813 in Mountain View and she in Jefferson County in 1819. They lived in Montgomery their whole married life with farming as his career. He retired at 75 and they moved to divagtstown to enjoy a quiet life. They had a large family of children six living all married with forty four grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Mr Johnson remains in good health and visits Frederick where he has many friends and is a reader and admirer of The News.
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Benjamin Johnson
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Mr. Johnson
Mountain View
Martha A. House
Jefferson
Thia County
Johnson
Divagtstown
Frederick
Change in City Board of Health Vacancy Filled
Mr. Alexander Brengle resigns from the City Board of Health and Mayor Chilton appoints Mr. W. F. Davall to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Alexander Brengle
City Board of Health
Chilton
W. 4. Davall
Weekly transfers and court notices in Mayes County courts
Business in the courts reports transfers of real estate from various buyers to sellers in county properties with amounts ranging up to 2 000 dollars. Orphans Court records include inventories estates wills letters of administration and reports of sales and final accounts for several deceased individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provienty Deig
Chas. J. Tow
Jacob J. Hout
Chas. J. River
Virginia A. BK. Koller
Frank CG. Norwood
Truster
Graham
Benjamin H. Nelson
James T. Burgee
Frederick
Maud A. Grimm
Alice C. Nichols
Tate
David Young
Joseph M. Young
Jacob Dadisman
Abraham W. Philbowar
Jacob Harris
J. Thomas Harris
Anna S. Thomas
Caroling S. Thomas
Cornelius Cochran
Ted
William Gittings
Caroline S. Thoms
Anna
Thomas
Caroline S. Thomas
William Oarmuck
Benjamin Williams
Rosa May Williams
Margaret Donald
James Donald
John W. Ramsburg
Darkness Falls Over City As Lights Fail Briefly
Between midnight and one this morning the city was enveloped in dense darkness as a mist fell and heavy clouds blocked starlight. Electric lights failed for unknown reasons leaving some residents declaring the night the darkest they have known.
Wheat Price Report From TRE Local Mart
Frederick quotes show wheat at 7.21 per bushel, corn shelled 88 cents, corn on ear 2.4 dollars per bushel. Prices reflect local market activity with rapid fluctuations across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Miss Culbertson at City Opera House for Hospital Benefit
Miss Anne Virginia Culbertson appears tonight at the City Opera House for the Frederick City Hospital benefit. She is praised for composing and reciting with fresh music and enthusiastic delivery. Admission 26 and 16 cents. no extra charge for reserved seats. An extra car will run from Middletown for attendees and return after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Culbertson
City Opera House
Anne Virginia Culbertson
Frederick City Hospital
Middletown
Ann Jolting Dress Fabrics Offer From John Hendrickson Store
John Hendrickson advertises low prices on silk and wool fabrics in patterns of 7 yards formerly sold at 1.26 per yard. The piece highlights black satins at 1.00 to 1.25 and Rhodama at 1.25 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wintow
Greatest New Store Amid Tar Paper and Hangers
Fragmentary advert claims a new store featuring Tar Paper foraine, Nickel Sait, and Skirt Hangers. Details are unclear but imply a retail opening or product lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.S
A Great Matting Sale At The Exclusive Carpet House
L E Mulliniz promotes a matting sale saving 10 to 20 percent with large stock of carpets and mattings. The Exclusive Carpet House advertises low prices on all goods from China matting to Japanese damasks and urges customers to compare savings and shop in their store.
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China
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