In History May 4 Note on Notable Births and Deaths
The May 4 in History recalls figures such as John James Audubon the naturalist born and Horace Mann educator who died in Franklin Massachusetts. It notes William Hickling Prescott born in Salem Massachusetts died 1859 and references events like the English capture of Seringapatam and the U S Civil War era figures Irwin McDowell and others with brief biographical mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaunvas Audubon
Horace Mann
Dind Suther
Frankin Mass
Willam Hickling Preswott Histor
Sagem Mass
Seringapasan di Dia
Tippco Bahly
Mysore
Lancels
Azul
Irwin McDowell
Glad
San Francisco
Manning Fo Faree
Sandusky
Potter Padimer
Chicago
Rents of Interest Reported Across Regions
Reports note varied topics from a Cumberland arson case to a 10 000 freight car contract by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A war game is planned in Chesapeake Bay and a body found in the Potomac near Cumberland. A Baltimore conference of the Methodist church faces a receiver action while Emma Smith, 14, is convicted of arson in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Woods
Cumberland
Argon
Ollyland Mullikin
Talbot County
Haston
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake Bay
Army and Navy
Baltimore
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Oombarland
James Copeland
Potomac River
Methodist Epiecops
Emma Smith
John M. Lowman
Arundel County
Annapolia
Personal notices and local items from Virginia and Maryland
Mrs Ekinsdying of Virginia is vielding to Mr and Mrs William Miller on East Patrick street. Children George Chapline and John Markell, aged about four, disappeared from West Patrick street this morning and were found by early afternoon. County W O LT A convention set for May 11 1905 at Walkersville M E Church with morning, noon, and evening sessions. Brief verse excerpt follows. Letter to A B Yeakle Frederick Md discusses knowledge of shoes and paint, urging Devoe lead and zinc as economical, with endorsements from Ezra Bathmell and dealers P Hargett & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekinsdying
Virginia
Vielding
William 5. Miller
East
Patrick Street
Daniel B. Miller
Charles Spangler Miller
William 8. Miller
Washington
George Markell Chapline
Thomas A. Chapline
John Usher Markell
John A. Markell
West Patrick Street
Walkersville M. E
Thuersday
Haslap
Elgentiqn
A. BR. Yeakle
Frederick
United States
Ezra Bathmell
Williamport
Devoe
Maryland Classis Opens Sessions at Grace Reformed Church
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church began its sessions at Grace Reformed Church in the city last evening at 7 oclock. Opening services were led by Rev. J. P. Harner Cavetown and Rev. A. M. Ginck Emmitsburg, with retiring president Rev. B. M. Rosder Manchester delivering the opening sermon. The roll call listed numerous ministers from Frederick Hagerstown Baltimore Westminster and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Kieffer
Hagerstown
J. T. Rossiter
Fiist Church
Baltimore
Conrad Clever
Obriot
Maryland clergy classis elects Lloyd E Coblentz president
In a Baltimore Frederick Hagerstown and nearby towns gathering elders from Evangelical Reformed Zion and First churches elected Rev Lloyd E Coblentz of Baltimore as classis president. Opening services led by Rev J M Mullen. various pastors noted in attendance. Divorce bill filed by Daisy P Rochelle through attorney Frank L Stoner against Jesse Rochelle in area court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. P. Harner
Osvetown
T. Wagner
Boonaboro
J. R. Lewis
Mount Pleasant
A. M. Gluck
Emmitsburg
J.J. Schaeffer
Walkersville
J.B. Kaloria
Barkittsville
J. H. Apple
Frederick
A. O. McCardell
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. H. Oost
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
J.T. Webster
Flist Church
E. T. Everhart
Trinity Church
F. H. Miller
Westminster
J. B. Black
Thurmont
Philip Reinhart
St Stephen’s Church
Young
Manor
J. Freyer
St. Paul’s Church
W. P. Rhodes
Manchester
L R. Schnebley
Glear Spring
R. D. Simpson
Grace Church
R Coblentz
Middaletown
N. B. Hagan
Taneytown
Martin Bachtel
Silver Run
Lash
Washington
Charles
J. M. Mullen
Eldera John Gasaway
Q Ghbriet Reformed Church
Lewis Snook
Attos
D M Barrick
Walkereville
G.G Everhart
Virginia Classia
J. M. Mallen
Reading
J. B. Stoneaifer
M. Roeder
Weber
D. D
E. R. Bachbach
Evan. Reformed Church
Eleffer
J. T. Rosaiter
First Church
Olever
Ghrist’s Church
M. Hench
Utica
Bersohner
Allegany
Fpa
R. Deatrick
B. R. Carnahan
Keedysville
W. O. Schaeffer
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Ray
W.F. More
Pethany. Orghans
Womeladorfa
Daisy P. Rochelle
Frank L. Stoner
Areait
Jeese Rochelle
Bail Set For Nan Patterson On $20000 Bond
New York May 4 Assistant District Attorney Rand consents to Nan Patterson release on twenty thousand dollars bail. A fourth trial rumored to be held amid ongoing justice coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diethiat
Rand
Nen Patterson
British steamer Selanger sighted near Nebugatoff squadron
Special dispatch reports the British steamer Selanger seen by Nebugatoff's ships midway between Singapore and Penang Island in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixagarogwe
Selanger
Nebugatoff
Singapore
Penang Island
Fatality in Chicago Strike Riot on Eighteenth Street
Ouinago May 4 Charles Rilbling fatally wounded this morning by a strikebroker during a riot on Eighteenth Street near State. The incident adds to violence surrounding labor protests in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouinago
Charles Rilbling
Eighteenth Street
State
Woodmen State Camp Elects Officers and Adjourns in Frederick
The Maryland State Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America held its biennial session in Frederick and adjourned after electing officers led by State Consul H. M. McCullough of Elkton and State Clerk 8. I. Y. Young of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Woodmen of American
Frederick
H. M. McCullough
Elkton
Y. Young
Hagerstown
J. &. Harper
Cumberland
G. Satterfield
Hurlock
Heport
Philip Seeger
C. F. Goodill
Order
Funeral Attendance for Tollinger and Ephraim James
The remains of George D Tollinger arrived by special car this morning for a funeral at the station. Services at Mt Olivet Cemetery were conducted by Rev A Thirlkeld with Mayor George Edward Smith leading pallbearers. Ephraim James colored man had services at Asbury Church with pallbearers and interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Tollinger
N. C. RR
A. Thirlkeld
Columbia Lodge
A.M
Psllchestera
George Hdward Smith
Messrs
D. T. Ordeman
Albert Condon
William E Staup
David King
Glenn E H. Worthington
Stainer Sohley
Smith
Mt. Olivet Ceamatery
F. Schroeder
Ephraim James
Asbury Church
T. Carroll
J. W Townes
William Downes
J. N. Davis
George M. Sewell
Frank Roberts
J. H. Braper
Alex Davis
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Law Grips Theft and Cruelty Charges
John Williams arrested on theft charge for taking $15 from Milas Har tle at Bentz and Seventh streets. Jonathan Smith jailed in default of $200 bail for a hashing at 2 pm. Samuel Cromwell charged with cruelty to a horse near New Market. released on $200 bond for a hearing tomorrow at 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiliams
Hobbs
Milas Alice Hartle
Bentz
Seventh Streets
Joanes Smith
Samuel Cromwell
New Market
Health officer reports April deaths and births in city
April mortality totals twelve with six males seven females and equal split white and colored. Ages range under five to up to eighty with causes including pulmonary tuberculosis nephritis pneumonia and heart disease. Seven births reported and contagious diseases include mumps scarlet fever whooping cough and typhoid. Naval cadet Galvin Percy Page named officer at Annapolis Naval Academy. Local markets list price quotes for corn wheat oats and gates. Birth announcement for Anne Preston Dudley. Catootin Mountain fire near extinction and reservoir cleaning plans underway this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
Naval Cadets
Galvin Percy Page
Dudley Page
Record Street
Annapolis Naval Academy
Whiskey Kills Child and Paralyzes Brain in Pearl Home
The DeGrange family in Pearl suffered a tragic accident when two year old Leroy drank whiskey from a bottle found in an upstairs cupboard. Her sister Blanche, four, witnessed the event as the child collapsed and later died at her father Thomas DeGrange's residence. Doctor Ira J. McCurdy arrived too late to save Leroy, whose funeral was held in Middletown yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy DeGrange
Thomas DeGauge
Pearl
Parayteis
Blanche
DaGrange
Ira J. McCurdy
Middletown
Televhons Call and Lot Tar Paper Sale
An item listing offers tar paper for sale with details about quantity and packaging. The ad promises convenience and portability for builders, noting 50 sheets in a pack and 6 sheets per unit. The description uses nonstandard spellings and unclear pricing.
National Biscuit Company Hosts Frederick Reception
Ladies of Frederick and vicinity attended a reception at Junior Hall by the National Biscuit Company. Guests enjoyed a wide display of products including Unites Biscuit Oysterettes Butter Thin Biscuit and Graham Crackers and desserts of Nabisco Sugar Wafers and Festino Almonds. The Frederick Salad Orchestra provided musical entertainment as attendees departed impressed by the company’s enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Victory
National Blocuit Uo
Nations Biscuic Company
National Biscuit Company
National Bisonit Company
Frederick Salad Orchestra
Local notices offer free premium bread coupons and prices
Special notice from Neidig and Miller advertises free premium coupons with every loaf of Hudsons premium bread and a pound of bread for the money spent on a light loaf. EB Jilpson directs purchases from 135 N Market St with wagon direct supply if grocers fail. Also ads for electric furniture polish, gas ranges for sale or terms from Frederick Gas and Electrical Co. 184 Booth Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Rllpson
N. Market
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
Booth Market
Confirmation class and church services announced for local churches
Confirmation class will meet every Saturday at 2:30 PM in the Reformed Chapel of Borkittaville with instruction for younger children in the Smaller Catechism. Next Sunday at 7:30 PM the Reformed Church in Burkitteville holds services. Mrs. McLean congratulated as she becomes president general of the Daughters of the Order. Local residents ill include Mr. Francis D. Habo and Mr. Roscoe O. White. Liquor license notices report 12 saloons and 10 store licenses approved by Deputy Clerk El G. Haugh, totaling 3,050 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borkittaville
Burkitteville
McLean
New York City
Daughters American Revolution
Sherry
Donald McLean
The
Daughters of the Order
Francis D. Habo
Frederick
Charles Haller
Whisner Street
Roscoe O. White
East Fourth
el G. Haugh
Leqund
Local Benefit Play Draws Strong Attendance and Notes
Receipts from Tom Blane's Predicament benefit at Frederick City Hospital totaled 150 dollars on Tuesday evening May 2. The charity thanks local merchants for furniture drapery and clothing loan and notes box office revenue as a boost. Miss Faunt Le Roy is credited with an excellent performance and broad audience appeal. A special Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U.D.O. meeting is planned Friday afternoon. Special train offers and local ads follow, promoting weekend events, sales, and entertainments in the Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Blane
Frederick City Hospital
Ha Town
Opera Hongs
Opera House
Faunt le Roy
Best We Ever Used Davia 100 Percent Pore Paint
Master painter Arthur F. Gross of Cedartown Georgia praises Davia 100 percent Pore Paint for its high covering capacity density and efficiency claiming it does more work per gallon and has a stronger body. Letter notes dealer inquiry to H B Davis Co Baltimore Maryland. Also a notice states Miss Ritchie’s evening close in and dancing will occur tonight at eight instead of tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Gross
Cedartown
H. B. Davis Co
Baltimore
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the Daily News
Bee
Till & PF. B
Washinasos
Tok News
Cook
Nuree
Notics
Natloast Biscuit
Thanke Ralaton
L. Moors
Besant & Knott L. Stoner
Soli
Obas
J. Doll
McUardall
Dramatia Club
Miss Ritchie
Een
U.D. Oo
Rosenour & Son
W. H. Shipleyalker & Bennett Met
A. D. Carty Nelaig. & Miller
Cramer
News OF the
IT. U. Convention
Feark L. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
W. Devore & Co
Hargett & Co
Reformed Church
Sassion Hore
RSV, L. E
Coblentz President
Olanale
Leeston
Parochus
Woman's College
Reva
W. 0. Schaeffer
Lloyd B. Coblents
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Nan Patterson
G. Waring
Tyson
Gates
Louis M. Lester
Florence
Italy
Anne Preston Dudley
Big Mountain
Catootin Mountain
Fishing Creek
F. F. Tyergar
Thomas DeGrange
Bortle
Pisy
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Avril
Mieses and
Ohiidren
Jobn Bendricksor
Neng & Meller
Nee & Miller
Jadnes
Sue
Iver
Citizens’ Nat, Bank
Frederick, MD
Neidig & Miller
Veges
Allen G. Quyxx & Co
James
M. E. Bonday School Room
P.m
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Kuan & James
Epworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Dlaketa
Pittsburg
B &O
O. W. Bassett
P.a
B&o R. R
EL. E. Mullinix
Indian Rog Company
L. B. Mullinia
George
Kodock
SEA KG Btche
Madras
Aoeson
Rodooe
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Frederik Count
Witte
Cecil & Gorman
Eisdachy
West Patrick St
Eicbelberger
N. W
Oldawl
Frederick County
Belant & Kenott
L. Kefauver
Viisual Specialist
Qor
Fredariex
R. H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Arzidawly
Citizens’ National Bank, Market
Patrick Brrestsmaar
Tresparr
F. B. Sappington
Saama
News OF the Churches
Fitzhugh Lee
U.D. O
Albert Prarer
McCardelis’s
Middletown Opera House
McCardell's
Lidie's
McDardell's
Oastland
Ua. J.E. Price & Co
Ospital
Monumental
B. E. Onetaarn
Wm. James
M. E. Ohurch
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