In History May 12 Highlights From 19th Century
The entry notes diverse historical figures: George W. Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger born in Battimuse and dying in 1894, German scholar August Wilhelm von Schhelbel, Confederate general James Ewell Brown Stuart wounded at Yellow Tavern, author Catherine Luther Leecher of Beecher lineage, lawyer Charles Conor from Nantucket, Hampton Indian School leader General C. Armstrong, and a 1890s Pennsylvania coal miners strike demanding shorter hours and higher pay per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
Battimuse
August Willam von Sehlebel
Crite
James Ewell Brown Stuart
Cayual
Fyman
Yellow Tavern
Catherine Luther Leecher
Beecher
Hhaira
N. Y
Charles Conor
Nantucket
Mass
New York City
General C. Armstrong
Hampton
Humpton
Pennsylvania
Prompt to report irregularities in paper receipt
The notice urges subscribers to report promptly to The News any irregularities in receipt of papers. It highlights vigilance by readers and emphasizes timely reporting to ensure accurate delivery and account handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Weekly News promises twelve pages of new features and ads
The Weekly News will be ready Thursday and offer a handsome twelve page issue. It claims Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation, serving as an unmatched advertising medium. Copy for new ads due Wednesday by 5 p.m. and changes due by 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Personal notes on local residents travel and visits
A series of short items records Mr. Holmes Baker Rev. E L McLean and others traveling on business to Washington Philadelphia Baltimore and Cambridge Mass. Names include D W Stauffers Hamilton B Showman William O Birely John A Markell Douglass H Hargett Mrs Charles Ranneberger Misses Lole Castries Crouse Agoes Doll Harvey Dorsey and state figures Jacob Rohrback R B Q Nicodemus and David King attending a Baltimore Grand Lodge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Baker
E. L. McLean
Washington
D. W. Stauffers
Pennsylvania
Hamilton B. Showman
Balti- Sure
Thisty
William O. Birely
Cambridge
Masa
H. Gates Smith
Georgia
Wm. Reich
South Market Street
John A. Markell
National Bank jBraminer
Ohia City
Douglass H. Hargett
All City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Charles Ranneberger
Jefferson
George H.joof
Frederick
Lole
Castries Crouse
Agoes Doll
Harvey Dorsey
Gertrude Lilly
McSherrystown
Charles
George Ranneberger
Feagaville
Mayme Cole
Grace Tregallas
James A. Brown
East Church Atrest
Kes-Mar College
Hagerstown
Jacob Rohrback
Nicodemus
David King
A. Fi
A.M
Local court session and varied brief items
In Circuit Court Judge J C Motter presided at 9 30 am with several cases set for trial. Victor Capron sued Mrs George O Wenner for goods bought. verdict for Wenner by magistrate and Motter ordered Capron to pay 15 75. Court adjourned to tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
J.C. Motter
Appsal Dookes
Gome
Victor Capron
George O. Wenner
Caplon
Venveer
Judige Motter
Mr. Caplon
Alarming Greenville Student Cured by Chamberlain Remedy
Mr H P Burbage, a law student in Greenville South Carolina, had suffered chronic coughs for years. The advertisement claims permanent cure by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising Mr Jase Burbage for endorsing the product after trying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough
Chamberlain
H. P.burbage
Greenville
S.C
Jase Burbage
Veterans Prepare for State Firemen's Meet With Bands
Baltimore forces including Sons of Veterans and the Fourth Regiment Band travel to the city for the State Firemen's Meet in June. Cumberland band contingents and five bands in all, one with 45 players, will accompany the visitors. Junior Fire Company committees finalized elaborate house decorations as United Fire Company held meetings to review plans and details for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Fourth Regiment
Cumberland Firemen
Veteran Firemen's Association
Baltimore
Juse
Fifth Regiment
Sone of
Cumberland
Jenior Fire Company
Siemen
United Fire Company
Lutheran Ministers Meet Semi annual Maryland Synod Session
The Maryland Lutheran Synod Middle Conference met at Pleasant Hill church near Frederick for a semi annual session. Ministers led devotions and debated duties of church members and salvation outside the church. A special Book of the Royal Blue feature discusses Newspaper Funny-Men with photos and autographs. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will mail copies for ten cents. yearly subscription fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Pleasant Hill Church
Frederick
J. A Asper
Lewistown
W. E. Wheeler
Woodsboro
Reva. P. J. Shriver
C. W. Hoss
M.L Beard
Robert W
J. Derr
H. H. Flick
J. H. Parner
P. H. Miller
C.A. Britt
G. W. Baughman
United States
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Osnia
T D. B. Martin
Baltimore
Maryland
Presbyterian women host mission talk by Mrs Gilespie
News of the Churches reports the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 in the chapel. Mrs Gilespie the widow and former secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions will present an address drawn from her travels with her late husband. Special music is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Gilespie
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Law's Grif Alleged Assault Aids Warrants For Bowie
John J. Funk a Ebenezer church merchant swore out a warrant for Andrew Jackson Bowie colored for assault on Funk his wife and Uncle Zacharias Jones colored yesterday evening. No arrest yet as Constable Brust pursues Bowie hearing set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. Woodsboro Savings Bank board organizes with Dr William Wagner president A H Etzler vice president G F Smith secretary F C Remsberg cashier Benjamin W Sexton book keeper John S Newman attorney. Miss Eleanor Cline recovering to be out again. K Gilters to open New Store on North Market Street this afternoon and tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Funk
Ebenezer Church
Omnk Biectios
Woodsboro Savings Bank
The
Tenk
Willian Wagner
A. H. Etzler
G. F. Smith
F. C. Remsberg
Gorman to sail to England with family for six weeks
Senator Gorman plans a six week voyage from New York to England with Mrs. Gorman and daughter Ada. The trip includes London and tours of Ireland Scotland and England with possible visit to the Continent. Democratic circles see the journey as a strategic absence during campaign preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gorman
New York
England
London
Gorman
Ireland
Scotland
America
Bis
Rasin
Mr. Gorman
Europe
Croslog
Ovesn
Boston
Ahip
McKinley
Philippine Peace Commission
Paris
Philippine Islands
Fire destroys Farrar dwelling near Cambridge
News items report a dwelling house of William Farrar destroyed by fire near Cambridge. The State papers note a Westminster department store robbery, sailings to England, strikes by steamfitters and bricklayers, rate changes in Harford county, a hospital secretary, and a murder trial in Centerville. The text also covers the Armory handover, a murder verdict in Anne Arundel county, a grand jury warning on concealed weapons, a Carroll county bicycle accident, a Baltimore city State's Attorney resignation, a Poe appointment, a horse in Smallwood, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock talks with the Washington Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farrar
Cambridge
T. W. Mather& Bons
Westminster
Senator Gorman
New York
England
Wallace Stebbine
Baltimore
State Hones
Annapolis
Harford County
Joseph Grape
Sheppard and Enoch Prats
Smith
Walter Murray
William Lee
Anne Aronadel
Witzenbacker
Washington County
Adam Stewart
Rial
Centerville
John F. Imler
Caroline County
Washington
James Reynolds
Ellicott City
House of Correction
Frank Lewis
Mount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio
William H. Thames
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Woodsboro Area
Lula Alberta Welty infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Welty died Monday May 4 near Woodsboro from a complication of diseases at age 1 year 14 days The funeral was at Rocky Ridge Union church with Rev D J Wolf officiating Pallbearers were Grace Dorces Lillian Smith Alberts Eichelberger and Mary Catshall Adams and Powell undertakers Harrizite M Serre Mrs Harriette M Neer of Martinsburg West Virginia died May 9 at 302 South Water Street Interment at Green Hill cemetery School notes report nearby subscription schools closing while High School remains in session Hulda Broet from Church Street School led pupils on an outing to Braddock DeLashimnaut property on East Third Street sold at the Court House for 2740 to Dr S S Maynard by mortgage assignees D O Winebraney and Peel tower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Alberta Welty
Lula Alberta
J.fi. Welty
Mike East
Woodsboro
Rocky Ridge Union Church
D. J. Wolf
Mary Catshall
Adams and
Powell
Harrizite M. Serre
Harriette M. Neer
South Water Street
Martinsburg
Ormond Butler
Ormond H. Butler
Green Hill Cemetery
Mies Hulda Broet
Church Street
Braddock
DeLashimnaut
Walter Saunders
Court House
D. O. Winebraney
Peeltower
Lashmaut
East Third Street
8. S. Maynard
Despondent Lover Fires Bullet At Sweetheart
Walter Shamell of Branawick attempted suicide after a rebuke from his sweetheart Miss Ridgeway. He drew a .32 caliber pistol, fired at his chest, and the bullet entered the upper heart, then deflected and lodged in back muscles. He was reported improving and likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamell
Walter Shamell
Bronewick
Samuel Shamell
Stacewick
Miss Ridgeway
Branawick
Bhamell
Frederick's War Claim Ties Equity to Congress Action
Washington attorney R E Dean letters John C Hardt noting Frederick's claim against the U S Gov is high equity requiring careful consideration. The case hinges on whether Congress should act to protect government property and the claimant's standing in federal review. The lawyer promises to argue in favor if possible.
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Washington
John C. Hardt Basj
R. E. Dean
Frederick
Tam Justin Reolips
United States
Congress
Dean
Ohio
Redemption fund balances in state bank report
The document lists financial figures for a redemption fund with 5 percent of circulation, showing totals for liabilities and assets. It includes capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, and debits to various banking sectors. A cashier swears the figures true, with notary acknowledgment dated April 12, 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banknational
Dueto Trust Comales and Bayngs
County OF Frederick
G. Ziamesan
Wbovenamed Bank
Te Zimmerman
Caslier
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
I. Kefauver
James BE. Waerer
AKER
Local listings and sales in May theater notices
The item lists sale prices for household goods and stage props tied to The Japanese Girl at City Opera Hotel. Items include 10 sanitary closets at 10 dollars each, 14 iron washstands at 1 dollar each, 10 wooden mantels up to 1 dollar each, iron cellar doors at 10 dollars each, and old granite sills offered as well. The sale is linked to Friday May 22.
Local Market Quotations From Western Milling and Expert Company
Market prices for today include Gora at 2.50 per barrel shelled and wheat No 3 red Tin camet at 0.73 per bushel. Hay at 19 dollars per ton and other figures shown for 45 cents per bushel and 0.73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Milling & Expert Company
Gora
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the Daily News
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Mothe Nares
City Opera
Doli Bros
Pasant
Muir
News OF the Churches
Eleanor Cline
K. Gilters
New Wore
North Market Street
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Brunawick
Prederick
Eastos
Easton
Talbos County
Baltimore and Ohio Civil Enginesra
Dickerson’s
Movocacy
Walkersville
Baltimore Srm
Prevat
E. B. Eschbach
Lancaster
Viswtors
Reformed Theological Seminary
Eschbach
Adamstown
Maryland School For the Deaf
Birt Waters
Daniel Feigley
Citizens? National Bank
Citizens' National Bank OF Frederick
al Frederick
U. S
U. & Treasurer
Ce Eee
Soun Hendrickson
Battete
Joan
Viney
Joan Henontoxson
Newhg & Miller
Weidig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
NEW PA
ASOLE
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Dhug
Minen
Qlinton
Redoate Pharmacist
Eee County Pane
City Hotel Grill
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Excelsior Steam
G. Wanixa Trusox
Frederick County Telephone
Delia
F. B. Sappington
Wina
Quedoor
L. E. Mullima
Lidle’s
L. K. Mullinix
George Rodock & CO
George
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T.rice & Bone
North Mahket Street
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas P.rice
East Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Garland
Harry Rowe
Clover
Hays Clover
Timothy
Corner E
Ali Sainte
iCarrel Bicaste
Rman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Erasdawiy
Entist
New York Hospital
WM. C. Boteler
North Market
Steert
Atiaiy Frederick
Norm E. Cramer
Cramer
Fidelity
Chance Pike
Rocky
Besiars
Dayaville
Petersville
Yei'n Spas
C. E. Cline
City Opera Hotel
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