Deaths and a theater update in New Market area
Obituary notices for Helen Taylor and Jesse Bond report deaths at home and in Montevue Hospital, with funeral details and pallbearers. Dr. Milton Lauver is found dead near Bruceville, cause likely apoplexy. Jennie Tate dies after 24 hours in Thurmont, with funeral and survivor notes. A ten month old child, Mary L Utz, dies in New Market with funeral planned. Also a review of the Arnold-Welles Company five night engagement of In the Sonal Swim at Spruger's opera house with praise for cast, songs, and visuals, running into early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Taylor
G. W. Taylor
New Market
Susan Waltz
Millard F. Waltz
U.S. A
Philipinoe Islands
Providence
W. 4. Dell
ME. Church
W. Ernest Boyer
W.H. Hogarth
H. 8. Bader
3. Boyer, Chas. Dreyer
Nicholas Albaugh
Cemercery
Russell
Jesse Ross
Jesse Ross Bond
Baltimore County
Montevue Hospital
Moring
Bond
Frank I. Duncan
Frederick
George R. Morris
Samuel Casson
Methodist Protestant Church
Milton A. Lauver
Middleburg
Carroll County
Frederick Mehring
Bruceville
Jennie Tate
Georges Tate
Thurmont
Mary L
Silas K. Utz
Pleasant Hill
Monrovia
Arnold-Welles Co
Arnold- Welles
Spruger
Bart Walters
P. C. Pots
Burt Gilderer
Charles H. Harms
City Opera House
Philadelphia to Host Grand Army Encampment Next September
Philadelphia city officials and the Grand Army of the Republic announce plans for the thirty third annual encampment to be held in Philadelphia with an estimated 600 000 to 700 000 visitors. About 50 000 G A R veterans are expected, with 19 000 in the Fairmount Park campground. Eighty hotels will accommodate over 8 000 visitors and additional boarding houses for thousands more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Naval Veterans
Woman's Bollet Corps
Ladies of the
Fairmount Park
P.H Fratz
G.A. R. Committee On Hotels
John M. Vanderslice
Academy of Music
Committee On Printing
Finance Committee
Robert B. Beath
John M. Vanderalios
University of Pennsylvania
Maxim D Learned
Girard College
A. H. Fetteroff
Frank H. Taylor
Trial of John Berry Set for Monday in Baltimore
The trial of John Berry for the murder of Miss Mary Amanda Clarke near Bowie on March 18 is scheduled for Monday in Baltimore. State's Attorney Berry Duffy and Attorney Roger Bellis will prosecute for Prince Georges County with unclear representation for Berry. Berry previously sought trial in Prince Georges but had the case moved. Marlboro counsel Magruder and Stanley may be replaced by Baltimore counsel. Mary Annie Clarke, the only eyewitness, is nervous and may not attend. authorities believe conviction is likely without her testimony. If convicted, Berry faces execution at Marlboro. another inmate already awaits the scaffold there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berry
Mary Amanda Clarke
Bowie
Baltimore
Berry Duffy
Roger Bellis
Prince George's County
Marlboro
Messra Magruder
Stanley
Berry
Prince George's
Prince George’s County
Egent
Duffy
State
Mary Annie Clarke
Ryoo
Brief Bits and Local Tidings From The City
Genuine summer weather and a grin from the ice man. Oysters retire for the season as the circus advance agent draws near. The Jewish Colonial Trust in New York gains subscriptions to buy Palestine. Joseph L Routzaha of this city is discharged from bankruptcy in Baltimore. The Business Men's Association banquet committee schedules a final meeting tomorrow at 745 PM in Noah E Cramer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Colonial Trust
New York
Palestine
Joseph L. Routzaha
United States District Court
Baltimore
Business Men's Association
Noah E. Cramer
Runaway Horses Cause Collisions On City Streets
A horse tied to E Winebrewer’s delivery wagon ran away on West Second Street and struck an iron post in front of Frederick College, causing minor damage to the wagon. Another horse, belonging to Rev. Isaac M Motter, spooked and bolted near the Woman’s College, crossing Market Street toward West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Winebrewer
West Second Street
Record Street
Frederick College
Isaac M. Motter
Woman's College
Market Street
Pong
West Church
Washington Masons plan Mount Vernon service for George Washington
A 1900 movement by Masons in California and Virginia aims to hold a Mount Vernon memorial service on the centennial burial anniversary. President McKinley is asked to be orator. December 14, 1899 is the target date with a funeral‑like ceremony. The event is expected to be a major national gathering drawing many travelers to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Grand Lodge of
Virginia
Anemaker
McKinley
Washington
National
Fredericksburg
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Paine
J. Hessely Keller
N. Market Street
the Daily News
Case
Philadephia
Bath Jravsler
Caytain Gancalves
Predenck
America
Hoatetter
Hostatter
Dr. King
Callon A. G
Pearre
Sehley & Bro
Frederick, Md
Shitob
Albert L. Pearre
Harper
Becanre
Gr. Hauer
Mil
Munyon
Euways
Dragetate
Badlea
Ait
Reson
Ian Bagi
Entericaon
Madang
Paw
News 108
Oxford
J.4& T. Cousins
Allnutt, Moody & Co
George A. Gilbert
N. Market St
D. & D. Institute
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Albext L. Pearr
Cleveland
Chia
Ysedbrice
WM. H. Ways, N. M
Guerr
Iket St
Patrick
Buist
Central Hardware CO
WM. S. Miller & CO
Ted Ome
VicTor Wderbe
Ebert & Sons
Maine
Sargent + Co
Bari
Westher
Carty
Garty
Patrick Strest
B.H. Blackston & Son
North Market Street
Marasilies Bureau
South Market Street
Pierce
Claus Nelson
Pico Heights
Los Angeles
Cal
RV. Merce
Buda, N
Gail Borden
Eagle
Anna Gierine
Fraltimore
THE
Buffalo
Apollo, Pabst
Gladstone
Pepsin
Somerad Club
Overholt
Taylor
Jas B Pepper
Wilson
Green River
Chas. N. Hauer
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Grove & Kindley
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Patrick St
WM. H. B. Etchison’s
S. Market St
WM. H. B. Etchison
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