May 8 in History from The Daily News
In this history note several 18th and 19th century figures are listed with deaths and births including Robert Moris, Kamehamehs, Louis Moreau Gottichalk, James Wadsworth, Gustav Maubert, Judah P Benjamin, Paul Leicester Ford, and a volcanic disaster in the Caribbean with Mont Pel ee and La Soufriere causing thousands of deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moris
Aigner
Anander
Phmadelphia
Torn
Thengland
Louis Moreau Gottichalk
New Orleans
James Wadsworth
Genessee
Gustav Maubert
Rouen
Judah Ph Ps Benjamin
North London
Paris
Santo Domingo
Paul Leicester Ford
Malcolm Ford
New York City
Martinique
St Vincent
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
la Soufriere
Notice to subscribers about timely paper delivery
Subscribers are urged to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News.
Five Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list many residents and visitors in Middletown as they travel to and from Baltimore Washington and other towns. Names include Melvin P Wood Howard H Hopkine W P Maulsby John Sifford George M Gittinger G W Remsburg A O McCardell Douglas B Hargett Roger Doll Charles Robertson Willie Thomas Mary Thomas Thaddeus M Felton E D Shriver Eugens L Ramsburg Anna Dorcas Harvey Witmer and musicians Gottlieb Hildebrandt Siemann. The items place these people in Linganore Hills Fitz, Crecent Springs Fayeteville Woodsboro and city venues for social and musical events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin P. Wood
New Market
Howard H. Hopkine
Frederick
W. P. Maulsby
Baltimore
John BS. Sifford
George M. Gittinger
West
G. Wm. Remsburg
Middletown
Illinois
A. O. McCardell
Clear Springs
Douglas B. Hargett
Washington
Philadelphia
George Raub
Lizzie Raub
Washington, D. C
Linganora Hills
Ion
Roger Doll
Littlestown
Charles Robertson
Bloom & Co
Hageratown
and Aire
Willie Thomas
Misa Mary Thomas
Trenton
Ohio
Thaddeus M. Felton
E. D. Shriver
Crescent Springs
Ann E. Bemaburg
Eugens L. Ramsburg
Fayesteville
N.C
Anna Dorcas
Hanover
Harvey Whitmore
Woodsboro
Witmer
Dorchester County Obits and Local News Recap
Dorchester county reports deaths include Mrs Mary Wiseman age 64 in Laurel and Mrs Florence S Pyles of Cabin John. Fire destroys Pomery Brose & Co Spoke and Rim Factory in Ha ee. Andrew Fergusos, farmer, dies at 43 from heart trouble. Easier spring church assignments and state senate candidacy notes appear as well as barracks expansion bond terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester County
Mary Wiseman
Laurel
Pomery Brose. & Co
Haee
Santee
Antspolis
Florence S. Pyles
William H. Pyles
Cabin John
Ees County
Anganee Pera
Frank, Rosenberg & Co
Enten Place
Baltimore
C. W. Biegik
Paleinre
St. Andrew's
Clear Spring
Inéier Spring
William J. Price, Jr
Centreville
Obesrver
Andrew Fergusos
Frank Ferguson
Tn Cour
Annual Encampment Notice at Bay Ridge Maryland
Past Captain White received notice that the Maryland Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary Society will hold its annual encampment at Bay Ridge Maryland on June 35 and 24. A sizable number of host camp and auxiliary members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain White
Joey
Maryland Sous of Veterans and Laate
Bay Ridge
Grand Firemen’s Demonstration in Frederick Promises Grandest Parade
Large plans unfold for a multi state grand firemen’s gathering in Frederick on June 10 11 and 13. About 45 000 uniformed firemen and 50 bands will parade with state and regional contingents from Maryland Delaware New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. The event includes arches lighting on Market Street displaying 2000 candle power lamps a band contest a fireworks display a Masonic Temple ball with Prenoer’s Orchestra and excursions to local sights. The organizing committee reports strong merchant support and a busy public program across three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namerone Bande
Frederick
Maryland
Wilmington
Milford
Seaford
Delaware
New Brunswick
Plainfield
Orange
Satem
New Jersey
Poughkeepsie
New York
New York City
Philadelpphia
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
York
Hanover
Millersburg
Bedford
Coatesville
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Greenowatle
Carlisle
Banton
Harrisburg
Hollidayeburg
Phoenixville
Pottstown
Middletown
Alientown
Bethlehem
Altocum
Reading
McKeenport
Gettysburg
Lancaster
Virginia
Portsmouth
Harrisonburg
Alexandria
Woodstook
Front Royal
Buena Vista
Danville
Bedford City
Winchester
Roanoke
Hampton
Wayneaboro
Newport News
Norfolk
Luray
Bristol
West Virginia
Shepherdstown
Charlestown
Peeceinaburg
Forly
Market Street
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburg
Publid
Masonic Temple
the Aly
Prenoer
State Association
Braddock Heights
Obazgo
County Commissioners Act on Roads and Relocations
County Commissioners convened to handle general business and reassess property. They relocated part of public road No 598 near Beaver Creek Dam and Bimmon’s Mill, ratified survey reports, and ordered damages paid from new road land. A committee was formed to inspect two proposed roads in Braddock and Urbane districts as the board meets Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
Beaver Creek
Henry Hyder
Bimmon’s Mill
Andrew J. Brown, Jr
Eliza Simmons
Itwanalee
Braddock
Op AB
Mid Maryland Lisheren Synod session set for Pineant Hill
The semi annual session of the Maryland Lisheren Synod meets at Pineant Hill church, north of Frederick, next Monday evening with services through Wednesday. Rev. F. M. Glens of U B church Myersville is recovering from pneumonia and hopes to preach soon.Vendor: Rocchis Vince signs half pig in a Hagerstown store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Lisheren Synod
Pieaenat Hill Church
Northweet
Frederick
Svenieg
Goon
Hevin
Peat Middlebows
F. M. Glens
U. B.church
Myersville
Rocchis Vince
Hagerstown
Tecceran
Ines
Cumberland Valley Firemen Open Second Annual Meeting
The Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association met at Junior Hall Rogerstown with Mayor Holzapfel delivering the welcome. Officers elected for the year include President George W. Lutz Harrisburg Chief and Treasurer William H. Richter Chambersburg. The convention was set for Martinsburg next year and delegates enjoyed a banquet at the Franklin House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Firemen
Holzapfel
Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association
Rogerstown
Augustus Hemel
Hegeratown
Sesociation
Wellington G Jones
Harrisburg
Obharies Scout
George W. Lutz
Firas
Joseph V. Eineteiz
Osrlisie
Ascond
H. T. Gaver
Martinsburg
Joseph &. Kiger
Witcheater
William H. Richter
Chambersburg
Association
Franklin Hause
W. B. Armstrong
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Hagerstown
Somstinaster
Trolley Extension Rumor Faces Ambiguity In Hagerstown
Supt. W Hepporie told Globe reporters no definite action on extending the Boonabor o Myerstil in line. Two routes were surveyed last year and again recently. He and President Lynch met Treasurer Jennings who had not ridden the surveys. Likelihood of summer material uncertain with rails already sold for 1907 delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Globe
Hepporie
Globe
Boonaboro
Myerstilin
Lynch Sed
Jennings
Iia
Be kingham School visit and Decoration Day plans
A party led by Prof 8 T Moreland and Daniel Baker visited Beckingham Industrial School near Buckeystown and Frederick with banker Joseph D Baker and other local figures. They toured, then returned home. The Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid announced Decoration Day committees and a June strawberry and ice cream festival. Consolidation of rural schools in Montgomery County sparked talks of a centrally located high school to serve four districts. The Choral Society rehearsed The Messiah and rehearsals continued at the City Opera House with Baltimore soloists arriving. performance to start tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alunion Association
Visitation Academy
Dielman
Albert Pearce
Mollie Eienhauer
Lacy Eisenhauer
Oborne
Oliver P. Bennett
Joseph W. L. Carty
Joshua J. Dill
The
Alamoc
Anon McDermott
Lucy Eisenbauer
Lulia Schley
Grace Bowlue
Pisco
Virginia Carty
Regina Rodock
Virginia Grove
Mary
Georgia Gittlager
Anna Staleysand
Euchchila
Association
Maryland
Beckingham School
Jobes
I Wylie
T. Moreland
McDondgh Sohol
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
Beckingham
Buckeystown
Frederick
Joseph D. Baker
Citizens’ National Bank
Wm. G. Baker
Charles F. Thomas
Sons of Veterans and Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ceme- Ladies’Aid Society
Fane
Friends of Public Schools
Montgomery County
Editor Rhoderick Struck By Stroke At Middletown
George C. Rhoderick, longtime editor of the Valley Register in Middletown, suffered a paralytic stroke last night at his office around 10 16. He remained conscious, his speech was affected, and his left arm was nearly useless. He was recovering at midday, 69 years old and famed for half a century of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George OC Rhoderick
Middletown
The
Valley Register
Rhodertot
Frederick Quaterday
William H McUnthrey
Rhoderick
Register
Maryland Classis discusses building funds and student aid
The Maryland Classis met at Clearspring with Rev E R Eschbach presenting that five building funds of 500 dollars each were contributed this year and funds for the Woman's College of Frederick. Reports covered student aid for ministry candidates, total year receipts of about 15 100 dollars, and allocations to missions, education, and church needs. Also noted were ministerial changes, a Mount Pleasant pastor call, a Japa neae language mission update, and a humorous farmer remarks section plus a horse search by Frank McHenry for the Junior Fire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring
Maryland
Adenta
S. Lamar
A. J. Collinan
Baltimore
E. A. H. Herman
Frederick
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Oriesis
Dr. Slagie
Tresadher
Classia
Classig
Chaurch
Garmena
Memorial Church
Washington, D. C
Jones
E .B. Eschbach
Boers of Home Missions
James RK. Lewis
Wichita
Lewis
Mount Pleasant
Miller
Braddock
W.E. Lampe
Wade
Josph H. Apple
Woman's College of
Gate
Bank of Frederick financial statement from 1903
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland presents its April 9 1903 financials with assets including reserves from national and state banks and notes, secured by collateral. Report covers capital stock surplus profits undistributed earnings and deposits along with liabilities to various banks and dividend statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Uthar National
Joss
Telephony Call 20 and Spring Furnishings Offer
Numerous items tempt buyers with high priced furniture coverings curtains lace bands and new dollarr ties. The ad invites readers to visit the carpet room to view spring novelties exclusive carpet designs and matings and suggests ready stock of crockery and dinner sets for the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point de Paris
Olany
Mill Changes Hands At Cereaville Mill
Mr. Thaddoon M. Fulton of Crescent Spring Pa has bought RE Shriner's share in Shriner Milling Company and will take possession of the Cereaville mill. He plans a residence on the property with few repairs though the mill has not recently been repaired. William F. Roland remains manager as Falton runs the operation with up to date linen practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddoon M. Fulton
Crescent Spring
RE. D. Shriner
Shriner Milling Company
Cereaville Cataly
Falton
William F. Roland
Felton
Oratorio Farewell and Local Exhibits at Frederick Park
Local Frederick notice lists a May 4–9 event with Prof. O. W. Hines eye examinations at Park Hotel and Dolly’s menu. Also shows optician O L Kefauver at City Hotel May 11–12, home or hotel examinations, and a May 8 cigar store auction by Lewis F. Russman. Nearby grocers close May 15 for a 5:30 pm closing period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. W. Hines
Washington, D. C
Park Hotel
Frederick
O.L
Kefauver
Scientific Optician
Saks’ Optical Company
City Hotel
Lewis F. Russman
Walter Seundera
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Ice Waters Doll
the Best Neidig & Miller City Hotel
Grilla
Etchison’s
Frederick A. Gottlieb
Albert Hildebrandt
J. George Siemann
W. W. Osborn
West Third Street
Menars
Gottlisch
Hildebrandt
Siemann
Handel
City Opera House
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Messish
City Opera Opera House
G. C. Rhoderick
Bis
Tugay
George C. Rhoderick
I. H. Bailey
University
Jook
Frank McHenry
Junior Fire Company
Chitaens’ National Bank
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Frepenick
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G. Dimpibian
WM. G. Zimmerman
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Jon Hendrickson
Jon Hbexdrickbon
Newdig & Miller
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Glass OF Fashion
Eavery
NEW Mecklin and Wallaces
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Qlinton EK
Feta Cote Etg
Maine
Coun One
C.ap
City Hotel Grill
Excelsior Steam
G. Warnic Tyox
Frederick County Telephone
Sappington
Hina
Rogers
F. B. Bappiegtos
E. Mullima
L. E. Mullinix
George
Rodole
Foulard Biles
Lnylog
Rodook & CO
A. JT. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bons
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas F Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephons
Farmer’s Exchange
County Farmers’ Exchange
Clover Seed
sNearby and Western
Hays Clover
Timothy
All Saints and Carrott Streets
Peter
Franklin Street
Aariddawiy
A. E. Smith
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Sioodemus
New York Hospital
WM. C. Botzler
Andiy Frederick, MD
Noah E. Cramer
Muir
Sobar Soberben
Ear Eendrickson
Hendrickeon
Walkersviln Srd
Taras
Liberty Pike
Larberiand Geer
Cecline
China
C. B. Olives
Doll's
Youosa
Stictt
Worth Market Street
Ren Romreack
J. ScurorpEr
Dixox Bros
F. B. Sarrixeros
B.D. BaLvzeri
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