May 6 In History Portraits and Passages of Notable Figures
Listed obituaries and historical notes mark deaths of Leopold I of Austria and others, with dates and birthplaces. Also referenced are military actions in the Liaotung peninsula and figures like General Kuropatkin and Oku, detailing 19th century conflicts and transport routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold I
Austria
Frangs Xavier de Lavalle Montmarevel
Pada
Quaeber
Andre Massena Bonaparte
Mar
von Humboldt
Laurens Varstus Hickok
Union College
Aine Heret
Mass
Theophile Adrien Ferren
Algeria
Paris
Igoz- FF Liet Harte
Caroberley
England
Willam T Sampson
Washington
Kuropatkin
Fengwangcheng
Oku
Liaotong Peninsula
Port Arthur
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM LOCAL VISITORS IN TOWN
PURELY PERSONAL. Misa Eleanor Dill of Weat Third street is visiting friends in Baltimore. Mr Clarence Schroeder and family of Grafton West Virginia are visiting relatives here. Mr Keefer 5S Tome last Second Street is spending time in Washington DC. Mrs David W Young and Mrs Laura Cook of South Market street are visiting relatives at Caithernburg. Mr Thomas Gilson of South Market Street left for Edwardsville to start a business. Dr S V Darrow moved offices to rooms over Williamson's drug store on North Market street. Prof D H Bauslin of Wittenberg Theological Seminary Springfield Ohio was guest of Rev and Mrs O F Breck. Mr and Mrs S D Relfsnider near town left for Chambersburg Pennsylvania to attend funeral of her father J S Hollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Eleanor Dill
Third Street
Baltimore
Clarence Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
Keefer
Tome
Last Second Street
Washington, D. GC
David W. Young
Laura Cook
South Market Street
Caithernburg
Thomas Gilson
South Market
Edwards Ville
Chamberaburg
J. 9. Hollinger
Law Holds Several Await Grand Jury Actions
John Williams, charged with stealing 16 dollars from Misa Alice Harris, waived hearing before Justice Smith and was committed to jail in default of 200 dollars bail awaiting grand jury action. William Thompson, charged with carnal knowledge of Daily Young Justice Hokatein, was jailed in default of 200 dollars bail for grand jury action. Samuel Cromwell found guilty of cruelty to a horse but sentence suspended if he allows SPOA officers to keep the animal for one month. Samuel A. Forrest, about 30, arrested at Thurmont and jailed in default of 500 dollars for forgery after attempting to cash a note bearing Rev Lovell and ex-county cashier Horne. John E. Harat & Co gainship in Baltimore. Wm G Burger secured a shipping department position in Baltimore after leaving A J Elchelberger grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Misa Alice Harris
Smith
William Thompson
Justica Eckatein
Hokatein
Thompson
Samuel Cromwell
John F. Smith
Cromwell
J.E.R. Wood
Samuel A. Forrest
Thurmont
Choral Society Holds May 8 Business Meeting at College Hall
The Choral Society will meet at College Hall on Monday May 8 at 5 PM. Secretary and treasurer reports will be read and officers for the next season elected. Active and associate members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Society
Sens
College Haltl
God
Committee Aids Franklin Marshall College Fund Drive
Maryland Classis session approves funds and endowment efforts for Franklin and Marshall College. Minutes from synod and classis actions authorize borrowing 5000 dollars for Woman's College of Frederick endowment, set annual apportionment for needy ministers, and appoint Hartman collaboration with local pastors to boost endowment funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Marshall College
Maryland
Classia
Classis
Society For the Relief of
Charles Cramer
Centreville
C. 8. Slagle
Synod of the Potomac
Everett
G W. Snyder
Braddock
F. H. Cook
Clilicsrs
J. J. Schaeffer
Walkersville
Third Reformed Church
Baltimore
Clayton H. Ranck
O. Glover
Cbrist Reformed Church
Hagerstown
J. B. Kaloria
Washington County
F. W. Bald
Frederick County
A. Conner
Carroll County
J. B. Stonesifer
J. M.sohick
D. D
ER. M. Hartman
Franklin and Marshall College
Catawba College
Charles W. Lavac
J. J. Sc
E.M. Hartman
Atyvill Qonner
A. 8. Weber
O. Clever
Eatall
J. J Schaeffer
Walkeraville
I. M. Moster
Babllinsville Oberge
Donais
M. Hench
Robert J. Pilgram
Her. J. Stewart Hartman
Silver Run
Bomb throwing suspect arrested in Desplays riot
Omrcaceo Julius Bilbreloht, detained by authorities in Desplays and Vanboren streets riot, suspected of tossing a bomb over a United States Express wagon. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetal
Julius Bilbreloht
United States Express
Desplays
Vanboren
Japanese Vessels Burned Off Heokalda By Russian Destroyers
In a May dispatch from Tokio four Russian destroyers from Vladivostok set ablaze Japanese sealing vessels off Heokalda. The incident highlights escalating hostilities in the region with Russian naval action targeting Japanese shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Vladivostok
Heokalda
Standard Oil Officials Indicted by Grand Jury
Special Dispatch to Tag News from Pexin Illinois on May 6 reports the grand jury indicted two high officials of Standard Oil Company. Names given include Sapprersad and another official. Authorities pursue charges and further disclosure is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pexin, Ill
Standard Oil Company
Sapprersad
Pat Crowe Returns in Suspected Kidnap Case
Special dispatch reports Pat Crowe has returned to Omaha but awaits arrest following allegations he kidnapped Eddie Ondahy. No arrest yet made as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur News
Omana
Neuen
Pat Crowe
Eddie Ondahy
Bee
Maryland Dental graduates honor roll member J B Waltman
Mr J B Waltman appears on the University of Maryland Dental Department honor roll for graduates. The commencement exercises will be held on May 5. He is known in the city for his past work at the Model dry goods house and serves as critic and damper of the class for the college annual Bones Molare and Briafa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Waltman
University of Maryland Dental Department
Model
Crltic
Bamper
Daughters of Liberty Gather in Hagerstown May 11 12
The tenth annual State Council session of the Daughters of Liberty will meet at Eagle's Hall Hotel Hamilton Inonex Hagerstown on May 11 and 12 with about 100 in attendance. The state body comprises 25 subordinate councils totaling 1800 members and aims to promote social intercourse mutual improvement visit the sick uphold Christian principles support public schools and oppose sectarian interference. Golden Star Council of Hagerstown, instituted 1902, has 170 members. Mrs. Chas. H. Earnshaw is councilor and Mrs. O. V. Spielman secretary. A reception will be given to the State Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of
Maryland
Daughters of Liberty
Eagle's Hall
Hamilton Inonex
Hagerstown
States of America
Golden Star Council
Mra
Chas. H. Earnshaw Ig
O. V. Spielman
State Council
Tributes to Newspapers Ad Highlight Reach and Power
The article argues newspapers offer broad reach and influence, noting their广告 impact on residents across circulation areas. It cites rival forms of publicity and publisher ads by Brooklyn Transit as evidence that ads in newspapers attract advertising patronage and balance for magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Transit Company
Brooklyn
Baltimore and Ohio to Roll Out Summer Time Card
At the office of the train master on all divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crews are making up the division time card for the summer eohadale. This tough task precedes new schedule, which is expected to take effect on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Midshipman Johnson dismissed from U S Naval Academy
Young Johnson Diamiesed, Midshipman Bradley T Johnson Jr of Maryland, was dismissed from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis on the superintendent’s recommendation for repeated violations of regulations. Offenses centered on frequent unauthorized absences from the academy. He is grandson of the late Confederate Gen Bradley T Johnson. Canal Navigation Renamed. The break on the 14 mile level of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been partly closed and boats are passing that point. Navigation resumed yesterday after a week delay. A large force of hands will complete repairs in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bradley T Johnson, Jr
Maryland
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Bradley T. Johnson
Evening church schedules and sermons around town
The column lists Sunday services for many churches including Evangelical Lutheran All Saints Episcopal John’s Catholic Presbyterian Trinity M E B Church South United Brethren Evangelical Reformed Methodist Episcopal Grace Reformed and other congregations. Times range from 7 a m to 7 30 p m with Sunday schools at 1 45 p m or 2 p m and sermons by local and visiting pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbysville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Brethren
Thurmont
Jones
Baltimore
John's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Reapers
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Charles W. Levan
Trinity M. EB. Church
South
J. H. Balthis
Epworth League
George W. Snyder
Boonsboro
United Brethren Church
J. BR. Ridenour
Middletown
G. A. Whitmore
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. M. Sohick
Grace Ohurch
Washington
L. A. Thulkeld
J. Hartman
Maryland Clsssls
Nervices
Grace Reformed Church
Maryland Olsgata
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Classis
Robert Pilgram
John M. Sohiak
Woaabington
James M Mullen
Local Mentions and Bids at City Opera House Event
An assortment of local notices includes a May 4 city Opera House show with a wrestling bout between Kid Taylor and Prof Charles Willard and appearances by Miss Myrtle Melville. Also listed are sales items from a hardware and paint firm, dental office changes, and store promotions with bargains and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Kid Taylor
Charles Willard
Willard
Myrtle Melville
Various State Notices and Local Incidents From Easton Area
Mrs Robin B Dixon was elected president of the Aged Women's Home board in Easton. James Cecil Quinn died May 3 in Phillicothe Ohio. J W Jarrett died May 3 in Jarrettsville aged 53, brother J Henry Jarrett of Towson. William Leazer, colored, sentenced to hang for murder of Policeman McNamara at Curtis Bay. Milton Bryan and Moses Saunders, both colored, plead guilty to cattle theft in Dorchester and receive five years. Gov Warfield pardons Alonzo Evey from a Cumberland bank robbery conviction. Fire destroyed the home of Garrett County Chief Judge Wilson. Gov Warfield sets July 7 for execution of John Barob in Baltimore and William Handy in Salisbury. Local Market notes list corn oats wheat prices. Fire Sick item notes Samuel Dutrow, president of County School Commissioners, dead at home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin B. Dixon
The
Aged Women’s Home
Easton
James Cecil Quinn
Lloyd Lowndes
Cumberland
Phillicothe
Ohio
Joshua W. Jarrett
Jarretteville
Harford County
J. Henry Jarrett
Towson
Baltimore County
William Leazer
John J. McNamara
Curtis Bay
Jones
Annapolis
Milton Bryan
Moses Saunders
Dorchester County
Warfield
Alonzo Evey
German Savings Bank
Wilson
Orphans’ Court
Garrett County
Backbone Mountain
John Barob
Lula Marcille
Baltimore City
Salisbury
William J Handy
Kennedy’s Gem Dining Parlor Ice Cream Offer
Try a plate of ice cream at Kennedy's Gem Dining Parlor and get your money's worth. Order a gallon and prices will surprise you. Delivered anywhere in the city. Phone orders promptly filled. Special values in date and eo. Order repairing cleaning pressing Edw. James, Tailor 4 W Risk Bt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy's
Gem Dining
James
Sale of Gav. R. Brower Property at New Midway
John J. Darrow a nationesr sold at the court house door for Frank L. Brower sssignes of mortgagee the Gav R. Brower property at New Midway consisting of 44 acres of land to Jacob Roser for $70 an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Darrow
Court House
Frank L. Brower
Gav
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Wasninaros
W. L. Moorm
Weathor
Bate
Obas
L. Stokes
F. B. Rhodes
E. Chorob
N. Market St
South St
N. Eikefanver
J. P. Benonciver Pley & Eisenhacer City Opera House
Shipley & Bopat
Dismond
Oisy Hotel
Edward Jamesy
Wm. G. Burger
W.G. Buckey
John E. Harat & Co
Barger
A J. Elchelberger
Charles Hard
Ored
Frederick
Motter
Beardes
Deiiver
Charles F. Brook
Hatan College
Charlestown
W. Ve
Woman's College
Clazais
Ford
Y.M.C. A
Austin Haffner
J. K. Stringer
Walter Zeigler
Gettysburg
Standard Oil
J. BE. Waltnan
Aaxerstown
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
JSGHN
Bendrickgon
Spa
Saadduur
Bummer
Madras
Sesson
Serson
George
Rodock & Co
BIG
Mieses
Rodock & GG
John Hendrickson
Neimg & Miller
Nae & Miller
Ricas
Heidig & Miller
Nut Sondace
McCardele's
Allen G. Quynn & Co
E. J. Bupson
Market St
McCardell’s
Baltimore and
Ohbto
Capital
Monumental City
EB. Onrauer
Frederick County Farmere’ Exchange
Kuan & James
Frederick Gas & Exec. Cp
Bonth
L. E. Mullinix
Indian Roog Company
I. FE
Mullinix
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Do Bross
Cecill & Gorman
Sitdawily
Want Patrick Bt
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Bea
A. J. Eichelbergeh
N. W. Cor. Market and
Third Sta Frederick, Md
Besant & Knott
East Patrick Street
Kefauver
W. Church Street
Rederick
Vv. L. Refauver
Frederics
H. E. Peterman
Gigi
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Market
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Boteler
Oyamado
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Bappingtor
City Hall
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Burplus
Davis
Atlantic Avenue
Enniorr
Atlantic City
N. J
H. B. Davia Co
Diamond
Otcy Hotel Grill
Olam
J. F. Bencadiver
H. G. Radcliff
McCarptuss
Cell and Nee Us
J. KE. Price & Co
News OF the
G. Waring
Tyson
Samuel Dutrow
Board of County School
Coramiasionerr
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