Lost garbled history notes about Jonathan Stonewall Jackson
Fragmented OCR mentions a May 10 date and Jonathan Stonewall Jackson with vague references to death and birth. Text is highly corrupted, obscuring clear facts, dates, places, or events.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR mentions a May 10 date and Jonathan Stonewall Jackson with vague references to death and birth. Text is highly corrupted, obscuring clear facts, dates, places, or events.
A bustling page lists residents and guests in town and nearby areas. Abram Rosenourt travels on business in New York while Mrs. Margans of Hagerstown visits. George Cortis of Unionville and Miss Martha Carlin of Frederick are noted as visiting Baltimore and nearby cities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions MA RUPP and Baltia with unclear phrasing and numbers. Readable parts indicate a personal name and a place or organization, but details are incomplete. The item appears to be a clipped notice or brief mention with no clear event or outcome.
Rev. Rupp, long served as head of the Church of the Reformation in Saltimor since November 5, 189, plans to resign effective June 30. He is a leading figure in the Marge land Synod and connected to one of the area’s largest Lutheran churches. He remains popular with his congregation’s members.
The Bohemian Girl, Balfe’s popular opera, will be heard at the City Opera House May 24 and 25. Balfe, born in Dublin 1808, studied music from youth and achieved international fame with the English opera later translated into several languages.
Rev Father William J Kane pastor of St John s Catholic church leaves May 17 for New York then boards the Carpathian at Queenstown for Naples Rome and Florence The party includes Bishop Hennégy of Wichita and several clergy They will tour Italy Switzerland Germany Austria Paris London and Scotland returning home after about three months with a Papal audience and views of the Passion Play at Oberammergau
A four horse gasoline engine lately used to operate the back rooms and fans at the Braddock Heights Casino supplied power for the organ and fans. The engine’s capacity doubles the amount previously in use at the casino, boosting operations.
A notice states Mr Argile Alvey has purchased stock and fixtures at the Union Knitting Mill located on Patrick Street. He assumes charge of the business and operates from the adjacent premises.
An odd egg described as gourd shaped was found at 4 Gourd Shaped Egg re Wittars Brachey on West Patrick Street. The egg reportedly bears a symbol resembling a gourd, and it was laid on Sunday according to local chatter.
Fragmentary reads memory notices for Miss Emma W. Lawrence and others tied to St Peters Catholic and local home Mary Martha. Names include Dr and Mrs Sappington with references to Nativity and Martha and Mary. Text is damaged but indicates memorials and commemorations.
Thurmont preserves a piece of history as the old match factory building on Wire Street undergoes repairs. Squire Stokes recounts the days when Mr. Stoker Slater produced paper boxes for matches and workers earned about 25 cents a box.
Lonaconing Pyttians announce a visit by Rising Sun Lodge of Lonaconing Allegany to confer the Page rank. Delegates travel from Western Maryland to Hagerstown then Frederick for the ceremony. A large turnout is expected and a reception will follow the conferral work.
The Denver and Rio Grande reports an April record with 81 percent of trains reaching destinations on schedule, the best for any western road west of Chicago. Vice President Horace W. Clarke spearheaded a vigorous efficiency effort showing gratifying results for Colorado business and state residents.
Charles J Barrick and J B Black of Rocky Ridge plan a June 9 excursion from High Field to Baltimore by the Western Maryland Railroad. The trip serves as a fundraiser for the Reformed church and offers a same day return at reduced rates during the State Firemen's Convention in Baltimore. The train is expected to pass Thurmont at 7 49 and leave Baltimore at 7 30 p.m.
The Naval Academy life team defeated the Maryland National Guard in a rifle match at Annapolis. Navy total 2,923 to Guardsmen 2,611 over distances 200 600 and 1,000 yards slow fire 200 yards rapid fire and skirmish run. Sergeant Murshower of Company A scored 228.
Mrs E T Jeffreys of New York and daughter of late Gen James C Clarke arrived in the city this morning in a private car with Mr James Jeffreys and wife from Chicago. They spent the party in the city and left this afternoon.
At a Frederick District meeting of the Frederick County Sunday School Association J Travers Thomas was elected president replacing A C Mearder who declined to serve Jotus H Michael was elected vice president in place of Thomas
Mise Ritchio’s school in will meet this evening at 7 45 for an advetorial practice hour at Activity In adve makes activity in coals rtising.
Harry Gaugh died after a crush incident on a freight train near the ore bank at Catoctin Furnace. He was rushed to Thurmont then Frederick for treatment but succumbed as the train reached town. Special cars and ambulances were arranged to speed evented care and the Frederick City Hospital received the injured man.
A WCTU Young People’s Branch meeting conducted by Francis Hetz Merc featured singing, readings by Misa Jone and Misa Hagan, and a report from the secretary and treasurer. Grace Zimmerman and Norma Wachter performed piano and reading duties, with prizes awarded for a conundrum guessing game. social refreshments followed and plans announced for a May 27 closing gathering. Also noted are illness updates for several local residents and staff.
Funeral services were held at a residence on South Market for Edward J Winebrewer Samuel Dutrow and William H McKinney with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery C C Carty funeral director Also noted is Margaret Cannon whose funeral will be tomorrow at Union chapel Yellow Springs with interment in the graveyard adjoining chapel.
A stockholders meeting elected a slate of directors for Woodebo and Double Pipe Creek. The board includes Diller, Bens, Wm J. Smith, J Frank Dougherty, James M. Smith, Wm H Doreus, R Loog, and Samuel Haugh.
Directors discuss bank policies and liabilities for depositors. The 4 percent rate applies to new deposits and customers are invited to use the bank for general banking needs with first class facilities.
Local Center of the University Extension Society will convene its annus meeting in Kemp Hall on Thursday evening May 12 to hear reports from the treasurer and secretary, elect officers, and select a speaker and subject for the coming year. The society celebrates a successful season and invites all participants to help plan the future. Spoke at Edinburgh. At the High School commencement in Straburg on Friday evening May, President Joseph H. Apple of the Woman's College Frederick spoke. Miss Hilda Devilbies of Watkornville is assistant principal of the High School.
A chaotic listing notes a baseball game called at 4 o clock with 26 cent admission and free for ladies, plus theater ads for Love and Treason and Love of Treason, a Pathe show and other dramatic acts. Also advertised are vacuum cleaners and a demonstration sale, with agent contact and hours for pickups.
A local notice lists a one mile race between Charles Ryer of Baltimore and Wade Hedges of Walkersville at Lake View. The event features music and trains from Frederick and Thurmont. Advertisements promote furniture discounts and the Beat Machine and porch rocker offers.
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