Obituary Notices of Prominent 19th Century Figures
The notice highlights deaths of notable figures including 1779 born Prince Metternich, renowned Austrian diplomat. 177 Wi Georg Weinrich August Huald, a philologist theologian historian and reformer who died at 72. ex minister Johan Jay who died in New York. Elbridge Gerry Spaulding termed the father of the greenback who died in Buffalo. and a note that the canal zone was formally ceded to the United States. Maurus Jokal, a Piungurian novelist, died in Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Metternich
Dhvd
Wi—Georg Weinrich August Huald
Johan Jay
Austria
New York City
Elbridge Gerry Spaulding
Buffalo
Canal Zone
United States
Maurus Jokal
Budapest
Notable Maryland figures honored by Erie Chamber dinner
An Erie Times editorial lauds Admiral Schley Governor Warfield and Pittsburgh figures at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. It praises Warfield as brave and generous and commends Schley as both fighter and eloquent speaker, noting their inspiring influence on the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Admiral Schley
Esie Chamber of Commerce
Erie Times
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Wardrop
Pittsburg
Hanna
Erla
Weaver
Philadelphia
Jones
Toledo
Townsend
Michigan
Gaines
Tennessee
Auoh
Admiral Lobley
Oa Wall
Edwin Warfield
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND LOCAL SALES
William Thompson was arrested by Deputy Bhoeriffe Darner and Alexander on charges of carnal knowledge of Daisy Young of Batttletown. A hearing is set before Juanius Eckateln at 4 30 this afternoon. A ten story brick dwelling in Walkereville sold at courthouse for 3300 to Marshall O Ramenburg. L O Derr of Frederick reelected assistant superintendent at Maryland House of Correction. Louis Koeater reelected baker. Sol Stern and John Barthalow remain guards. Mayor Strite of Hagerstown reports two additional mild smallpox cases beyond prior cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Bhoeriffe Darner
Alexander
Daisy Young
Battletown
Thompson
Juanius Eckateln
Coblentz & Waters
Nolicitore
Marshall O. Ramenburg
Walkereville
Marshall O. Rameburg
House of Correction
L. O. Derr
Frederick
Maryland House of Correction
Louis Koeater
Baker
Sol. Stern
John Barthalow
Educational Work and Religious Services at Maryland Classis Meeting
The Maryland Classis session in a college chapel reviewed educational and church affairs. Reports from ministers across Maryland and Washington were read, Bethany Orphans Home described, and a reception followed in the college parlor. The morning session continued with parish reports and planning for minister salaries and service appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
D. J. Wolf
D.J. Wolf
Taneytown
F. W. Bald
Clearspring
Slagle
Westminster
J. W. Pontius
Middletown
E. L McLean
Frederick
E. L. Coblentz
Ridgely
J. 8. Hartman
Silver Run
J. M. Schick
D. C
Washington, D. C
J. M. Mallan
St. Mark's Church
Baltimore
J. B. Stonesifer
Carroll
R. J. Pilgram
Grace Church
G. R. Poetter
Obriat Church
W. H. More
Bethany Orphans’ Home
Womelsdorf
Reading
Lebanon
J. P. Warner
Cavetown
T. Wagner
Boonsboro
J. R. Lewts
Woman's College
J.H. Apple
E. R. Eschbsch
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Claasle
Schaeffer
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Coblentz
Franklin and Marshall College
Reformed Church
Apple
West
Toembera
Claesis
A.M. Gluck
Emmitsburg
F. A. Gook
Union Bridge
J. J. Lchseffer
J. B. Kaloria
Burkitteville
George W. Mowen
Third Reformed Church
Banday School
Home Missionary Meeting
J. B. Stonealfar
James M. Mullen
D. D
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. M. Bohick
J. Spangler Kieffer
Christ Reformed Church
F. A. Cook
Manor
J. P. Harner
Utica
J.B Stonestter
Jefferson
E. R. Deatrick
Edward A. G. Berman
Edward
Lamar
George Miesel
Henri L. G. Kieffer
E Lewis Higbee
Gay B. Bready
Messrs
Higbee
Kieffer
Grace Reformed Church
Rive
Fresman Dixon
L. E. Thirlkold
Washington State News Highlights and Local Elections
John Gosh Bower elected president of the Washington County Hospital Association. Carey Kingdon and James F. Green reelected town clerk and bailiff of Rockville. Perryville town commissioners elected. Oswald corrections and elopements noted. Fire destroys the George Stine farm near Keedysville. Max Cohen convicted of perjury in Westminster naturalization cases. House of Refuge plans 100 acre Baltimore county farm for cottages system. Maryland House of Correction board meeting held. Col Jesse J. Moore reelected superintendent. director resignations discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gosh Bower
Washington County Hospital Association
Carey Kingdon
James F. Green
Rockville
George Stine
Keedyaville
Washington County
Henry Duke
Delis Brandford
Annapolis
Arthur H. Owens
Elmer Campbell
William J. Barnard
Perryville
Max Cohen
United States District Court
Westminster
Ellis E. Hookman
Eugene A. Stoneburner
Mount Jackson
Hagerstown
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Board of Managers
House of Refuge
Baltimore County
Monument to Nurses at Arlington Honors Spanish American War Heroes
A granite Memorial to women who died serving the country in the Spanish American War was unveiled May 3 in Arlington National Cemetery. The ceremony featured Mrs. Donald McLaan as orator and the names of several nurses are listed on the monument, including M imperos Toratali New Orleans Taabella Bradford St. Paul and Margaret Greenfield St. Paul. Also noted are Sisters of Charity from St. JOps Hospital Emmitsburg Md who died at Montauk from typhoid fever though their names are not on the monument.
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National Cemetery
Arlington
Donald McLaan
Mi Peros Toratali
New Ohlesuere
Taabella BR
Bradford
New Orleans
Misa Margaret Greenfield
St. Paul
Mies Katherinag Stansbury
Chicago
Mina Ellen May Towers
Detroit
Qoista Wood
Rochester
N. Y
Misa Irane Toland
St. Louis
Sisters of Charity
St. Joaspha Hospital
Emmitsburg
Montauk
Mary
Accie Larkin
Brooklyn
Anastacia
Mary Ellen Burke
Mary Agnes
Mary Sweeney
Baltimore
Caroline
Frederick
Mary Elizabeth
Mary Flanagan
Ireland
Death Notices From Middletown area
Maurice H Routzshu of Middletown died at Montevue Hospital at age 67 after a long illness born April 9 1839 he endured lifelong disability and traveled as an agent across many states and foreign countries funeral held at local Lutheran church with burial in John Herring’s lot. Mrs Mary A Cook aged 83 widow of Otho T Cook died at son George K Cooks home near Fountain Mills from paralysis survived by six children funeral tomorrow at Urbana M B church and Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice H. Routann
Maurice H. Routzshu
Middletown
Montevue Hospital
the Decessed
Benjamin Boutzaho
Danial W. Lanner
John Herring
The
Union
Nathaniel
Winchester
Daniel
Ilinois
James Chamberlain
Luther M.john
Lewis
Mary A Cook
Mary A. Cook
Otho T. Cook
George K. Cook
Fountain Mills
Paralyala
John Montgomery
C. R Cook
Philadelphia
A. Theodore Cook
Virginia
William Thompson
Fountain Malla
Stephen Font
George Tabler
Urbana
George KE. Cook
M. B
Ln Mt. Olivet
Personal notes of travels and family milestones
Mr. George T. Kohlenburg of Adama town leaves for a pleasure trip to Chicago. Mrs. Laura Chaplins returns from Washington D C. Mrs. Daniel Rosskay travels to Baltimore for her son Francis Dante Rodkey’s graduation in medicine from Maryland Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Kohlenburg
Adamatown
Chicago
Ill
Laura Chaplins
Washington, D. C
Daniel Rosskay
Baltimore
Lyceum Theatre
Francis Dante Rodkey
Maryland Medical Colleges
New Lutheran Church to Rise on Site of Haughs Church
The old Lutheran church at Haughs near Ladienburg will be torn down and a handsome new edifice will be erected by the congregation on the site.
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Haugh's
Ladienburg
Alte
Public Schools Appoint Trustees and Expand Manual Training at Brunswick
The County School Commissioners approved a manual training school alongside Brunswick schools. The board authorized selling the old Manor schoolhouse and lot. Montgomery history texts replace Morris for fifth and sixth grades. Examinations for teachers to be held late June or early July. Spring term reports approved. bills to be paid. Treasurer’s books audited. Notices for fuel bids to be issued. bids to be opened next meeting. Many trustees reappointed with numerous changes across multiple schools and lists of appointed local officials.
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Brunewick
Wright
Montgomery
Wee
Hide
Norbert Rouxer
Days School
Elys Reddick
Park Mills School
Woodavoro
Bathal
Point of Rocks
Tom's Creek
North Frederick Male
Middle Point
Middle Sawn Public School
Bloomfield
North Freederick
Ebsnezar
Flag Pond
Horace H. Smith
John Oarey
Willard
J. D. Hendrickson
Edward Kemp
Wilbur H. Duvall
Valley View
Edward M. Whip
Maurice KR. Holter
George W. Masser
Tom's Cresk
Samuel H. Fitez
George A.ohler
John Baumgardner
Forest
Molvin Wise
William F. Lewis
Gideon O. Harns
Wolfaville
Colambug Dutrow
Simeon Blickenstaff
Levi Brandenburg
Pleasant Walk
Elsaworth Bruener
John Shroyer
Sammuel Pattlegall
Ellerton
Cbas
W. Johnson
Thomas Bittle
Georges
Harp
Araby
Temple Fouobh
Newton E. Wachter
Hiram Oatsail
Pleasant Grove
A. Windsor Davis
Harry Davis
R Lee Davis
McGill Belt
Wm. A. Turner
Samuel Perrell
Bartonsville
Amos Haworthy
Joseph G. Miller
Hiram Staley
Lander
Emanuel Hine
Charles A. Fawley
Washington
Obsries
A. Dorsey
Allen D. Boover
William J. Martin
Thurmont
John R. Rouzer
BE. GO. Kefauver
Luther Creager
Hine Mountain
John 5
S. Fraley
John Groshon
Thomas Brice
Highland
William H. Hartcock
Untitled Catalog Item Notes Include Tar Paper and Napkins
Lot 6 describes tar paper for roofing with 50 shoot pricing and unclear measurements. Lot 7 offers Mercerized napkins in fall colors at 750 dozen, with a stated price of 600 for inferior quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rodook
CHANGE NEEDED OVER RESERVED SEATING AT CITY HALL ENTERTAINEMENTS
Tar Newe readers argue that city hall events, an oratorio and a play, faced seating issues with reserved seats. Recurring disputes over ticket holders and refused movements threaten future attendance and trust in hall management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Participianta
Anford
Social World Wedding Reception Highlights Broad Run
Mr and Mrs Edward Willard hosted a wedding reception for their son Paul Willard and Ming Lucy Kepler in their Broad Run area home. Relatives and friends attended including Rev J B Kaloria and family of Borkittaville who spoke on marriage customs while music provided by piano and violin followed by dancing lessons by Milas Ritchie. The article notes a well attended dancing class soirée in Junior Hall with an assembly planned next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Willard
Paul Willard
Ming Lucy Kepler
Middletown
Broad Run
J. B. Kaloria
Borkittaville
Kalorin
Milas Ritchie
Hymeneal and nuptials in Gilbert and Walkers
Rev J J Bohseffer of Walkorarilla married Miss May Altemus at her parental home in Gilbert Pa on April 15. The couple reside at the Glade Reformed parsonage in Walkers Anfossen Long. A quiet marriage of Charles H Vanfossan and Miss Ostrie Long occurred yesterday at 5 pm at the Lutheran parsonage. A cantata Bir Money's Crusade was performed by about thirty Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School members under the Ladies Missionary Society with a liberal silver collection.
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Scbaefter
Altemus
J. J. Bohseffer
Walkorarilla
Glade
May
Obsrea Altemus
Gilbert
F. W. Smith
Balem
Walkersville
Anfossen—Long
Charles H Vanfossan
Misa Ostrie Long
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Bir Money
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Local notices advertise sundae outlet and events
Local notices invite readers to try fresh fruit sundae at McDanve's and McCardell's with maple or chocolate dressings. A gas and electric bill payment by the 10th offers a discount. A special coach departs Frederick Friday at 7:20 p m to Middletown Opera House for the Spy of Gettysburg. Hardware sale to close stock. Prof William James Heaps speaks at the M E church Friday May 5 at 8 pm with tickets 10 and 20 cents.
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James Heaps
Frederick
Middletown
Gettynburg
Middletown Opera House
Alxty
James
Elected President of Valley Savings Bank
At a Middletown directors meeting Charles H. Coblentz was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Peter H. Bussard. The vote was unanimous. Charles R. Lewis, son of Clarendon’s postmaster, passed a civil service exam and was appointed to a Custom House position in Washington.
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the Valley Savings Bank
Middletown
Charles H. Coblentz
Peter H. Bussard
Coblentz
Charles R. Lewis
Charles J. Lewis
Clarendon
Texas
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Custom Department
Custom House
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the Daily News
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Osweep
N.Y
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St. Melena
Ajaccio
Corsica
Lasany
Hamburg
Fy Hyes
SF. M
Wasuinatox
Baburdey
W. L. Moora
Borean
Todax No
Urner & Urner
Solis
Thomas Borges
Fred
Gas & Elec. Co
Doll Bros
Tee Swine
Be -Noidig & Miller
Carty Clothing
Rosenour’s
Marylanders
ERIE
Strite
Maryland Classis
College
News OF the
the Public Schools
Brunswick
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendricksor
Usi
Avril
Mieses
Acaeon
Mono
Aizes
Ion
LOT
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nmvie & Miller
Panama
Bheidig & Miller
Citizens' Nat
BANK
Frederick, MD
Tar Newe
Department 9
Alen G
Quynn & da
BE. J. Bepson
McCardell’s
Bundsy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
R. E. Ongaqeen
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Oer
Atlas Osment
Kunn & James
Frepenick Gas & Exec. Co
1814
South Market St
L. E. Mullinix
Indian Rog Company
Ropeck & Ce
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
gAtosp AY
Cecil & Gorhan
Waat Patrick St
Gee the Handsome
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W.cor
Market and Third
Bts
Aldawi
Osi
Belant & Knott
East
Patrick Street
C. L. Kefauver
Upiliual Specialibst. Or. Church and Market Btc
R. H. KE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Fredbrick
City Hotel
Marsadawly
Rome
Maras
Patrick Streets
WH. C. Botmlsr
Protser Tour
Newb Office
F. B. Sappington
McDanve's
McCardell's
J.B. Price & Co
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