In History May 16 Losses and Founders Across Eras
May 16 list recalls Ligulelotse abbess and early lovers of Abelard, plus nobility deaths like Baron Boarder and Duke of Hamilton. Mentions baronial figures, a Republican convention split in Chicago after Democratic gathering in Charleston, and notable deaths including Admiral John J. Almy and Peter H. Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligulelotse
Abelard
Jehan Balladok
Americas
Concord Ngtet
Aled
Henry Lew Worn
Fhoride Y
Baron Boarder
Tamou
Bern Laso
Chicaxo
Sibs Sanderson
Pstre
News Subscribers Urged to Report Receipt Irregularities
The News asks readers to promptly report any irregularity in paper delivery to ensure timely and accurate distribution.
Tax Weekly News announces twelve page issue and ad rates
The weekly Tax Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and features. It claims the largest circulation in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium and notes ad offer advantages. Copy for ads due 6 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 am that day. The Reformed Synod meets in Allentown, Pa., for 10 to 12 days with Maryland delegates including Rev. Dr. Eschbach and Elder A. O. McCardill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax WeeLy
Frederick City
Tax Wreeiy
Reformed Synod
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Allentown
E.R. Hachbach
A. O. McCardill
Frederick
W. H. Harry
Fengavillie
Maryland
Barn Damaged by Sunday Storm Near Boyds
A severe storm Sunday afternoon struck the barn of George M. Waltern near Boyds Montgomery county. Lightning ignited the barn causing its destruction and a horse to perish. The loss is estimated at 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Waltern
Boyds
Montgomery County
Baltimore contractor Padgett eyed city contract bid
Mr Padgett the Baltimore contractor who toured the city with the Mayor and Aldermen yesterday spent the day here and may bid for the year’s contract to lay three squares of psy Dg. Local market quotes list corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled 50 cents per bushel wheat prices range from 960 to 700 per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel. University Extension holds its annual local center meeting at Woman's College Hall tonight at 8 o'clock with reports officers and plans for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Padgett
Baltimore
Baltimore City
University Extension
Rociety
Woman's College Hall
Woman’s College Hall
Sp. m
Seacoo
First Public Dance at Braddock Heights May 30
The Frederick Select Orchestra will headline Braddock Heights first public dance on Tuesday evening May 30. A lightning strike on Daniel Shepley’s barn near Myeraville killed a horse valued at $100 and started a fire quickly put out. The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union holds its annual convention at St Paul’s Lutheran Church in Myeraville, running through tomorrow afternoon. Major E G Goldaborough’s bankruptcy sale case for Blue Mountain Iron Company concluded arguments yesterday in Baltimore, with decision reserved. Frederick High School Commencement set for June 23. An ad claims Weather John’s Medicine helped a baby improve from bronchial trouble, signed by a New York reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Amaphea
Frederick Select Orchestra
Daniel Shepley
Myeraville
O. E
Frederick County
E. ¥. Goldaborough
Blue Mountain Iron Company
Baltimore
Prominent Emmitsburg resident Ezra Zimmerman dies
Ezra M Zimmerman aged 53 of Emmitsburg dies after liver disease. He led Adams Express efforts, served as postmaster, and sat on the County School Board for about twelve years. Funeral at the Lutheran church with Mason and Knights Templar honors. Interment in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra M. Zimmerman
Emmiteburg
Moody Burgess
Georges W. Bargeas
New Market
Philippine Islands
W. E. Miller
Trinity
Trinity M Eahnuroh, Booth, Conducted the Services, Sitiated By Rev. D. May
Joseph H. Balthis
Frederick
G. 7. Hill
S H. Utz
W. R.hardesty
Trinity Sunday School
New Market Cemetery
Los Just
Dorsey Adams
Wm. Etchison
Roy Sponseller
Dorsey Stevens
Walter Burrall
Edgar Haugh
Falconer Brothers
Ezea M Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Emma E. Zimmerman
L. M
T. E. Zimmerman
Chuurch
Thurmort
Masona
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Jessie Coombs
Jessie Coombe
Harry E. Coombs
Haat Cheatnut Street
Hanover
Shela
Hubert R
Ruth M. Coombs
Philip A. Gaver
Ossends
James H. Coombs
U. S. Army
Henry B Wilson
Martha Wilson
Henry B. Wilson
The
Orphana’ Q Court
Frederick County
Airy
John
Charles Wilson
Mount Airy
Mies Hattie Wilson
Marion Vy, Runklea
Linganore
William Mercer
William Bourrier
Baltimore
Elmer Fyatt
Elmer Hyatt
Frederick City Hospital
Bellaville
Montgomery County
Bellsville
William H. B. Etohlson
Funeral notices for James E Walker and Sophia O R Mergardt
The funeral for James E Walker was held at his West Patrick street home with Rev. Steck and Rev. Eschbach officiating. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery with pallbearers named. O Carty directed. A second service for Sophia O R Mergardt occurred at her Haat Church street residence with Rev. Bachbach officiating. pallbearers listed and Olivet cemetery burial. Funeral director was O Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Walker
West Patrick Street
Charles F. Steck
E. KR. Eschbach
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
The
Agricultural Society
Lodge of Elks
Citizens’ National Bank
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
Morers
John D. Hendrickson
Dudley Page
J. Roger McSherry
F. Granville Thomas
Edwin O. Markell
Steiner Schley
Ms. Olivet
O.C. Carty
Sophia O. R. Mergardt
Haat Church Street
E. RB. Bachbach
Francis
Augustus Roelkey
John
Charles Margaret
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
CO. O. Carty
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM BALTIMORE VISITS
Mrs. 3. H. Lewis of Went Fourth street visits friends in Baltimore. Miss Eleanor Dill of West Third street returns from Baltimore visit. Miss Mary Simmons of Adamstown, guest of Miss Elinor G. Johnson of Walkersville, has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. H. Lewis
Fourth Street
Baltimore
Eleanor Dill
West Third Street
Mary Simmons
Adamstown
Elinor G. Johnson
Walkersvile
German Flag Raised Report From Haichon Bay
A dispatch to The News from Toki May 16 reports German troops landed at Haichon Bay in Obsn uog province and raised the German flag. The Foreign Office in Bexiin May 16 denies occupation of Chinese territory and calls the report an attempt to embroil Germany in the Japanese Russian War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specifl
Toki
Io Te
Haichon Bay
Obsn‘uog
Bexiin
Foreign Office
Germany
City Water Rent Reforms Delayed. Costing City Thousands
City officials report slow progress on enforcing water rent ordinances aimed at cleaning reservoirs. The superintendent of waterworks is charged with compiling a complete renter list and amounts due, but no extra compensation is provided. Delays leave many still unpaid and funds miscounted as collectors’ excess charges are disputed. The aldermen ordered revision work yet omitted any pay provisions for the superintendent or clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmita
Asid
Board of Aldermen
Heights in Bloom and New Facilities Underway
The Heights area undergoes cleanup with Ewings and benches mended and painted. A new reservoir, auditorium groundwork, a finished covered station, and flower beds in progress as Braddock Colony cottages are prepared for the season. Residents reserve space, with many applications for board signaling a prosperous upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Colony
Anfa
Sullivan
Higgins
Los Angeles
California
Wise
Baltimore
Murray
Misa Murray
Norfolk
Porterfield
Washington
George M. Gittinger
Brightside
Cbaries
Dnoper E. Oline
Navarre
Allen Bohrback
William Smith
Hygeia
P. E. Long
Edgar McCardell
Stine
Heights
Waringdale
Driving accident on North Market Street injures none
A horse drawn carriage driven by William C. Birely was startled by a passing traction engine on North Market Street last evening. The carriage tipped onto its side after the occupants including Mr Birely his daughter in law a grandchild and another relative escaped before the fall. The carriage was damaged but no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dean
All Saints
Ralph E. Culler
South Bentz
All Bainte
Dean
All Sainte' Street
Charles T. K. Young
Mr. Ouller
William C. Birely
North Market Street
Ccoupants
Firemen Delay Attendance to State Meet Over Smallpox
Independent and United fire companies defer plans to attend the State firemen's meet in Hagerstown pending smallpox updates. A United Company committee will investigate and report next Monday. If the trip is abandoned a local July 4 demonstration may be held. other details remain unsettled amid rumors and questions of meeting venue and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
United Company
Joseph W. Gaver
Hiram KR. Hook
Albert 5
Smith
Robert A. Bennett
Marion
Moberly
William D. Lipps
Charles E. Fisher
Ell G. Haugh
Residenta of
Hageratown
Cass
IN THE LAW'S GRIP CHARGED WITH DISORDER
George Blair Richard Baer Thoma Selby and Joseph Blair were arrested last night by Officers Herwig and King charged with disturbing the peace on the Market and Third streets corner early yesterday morning Officer Herwig fired at the disturbers Justice Smith released them due to uncorroborated testimony Luther Seise released on bail set at 6500 by friends from Johesville district Seise was jailed for an alleged assault on Bisas Cartie B. Batley at Bethel county a short time ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blair
Richard Baer
Thoma Selby
Joseph Blair
Herwig
King
Market
Third Streets
Justice Smith
Frederick D A R Plans Mount Vernon Trip May 20
The regent and members of the Frederick Chapter D A R seek county and town participation in a May 20 trip to Mount Vernon. After several hours in Washington they will travel to Frederick for the Knights of Pythias meeting on May 24. The excursion includes visits to the White House library and other sites, with time to see friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DA. BR
Excoratan
Frederick
Mount Vernon
Washington
Bealnes
White House
Knights of Pythias
D. C
Frederick Onarter
D. A. R. Court Equare
Frederick, Md
Death of dry goods merchant James Walker prompts resolutions
Local merchants of the dry goods and perpet trade met at Mutual Fire Insurance Company office to mourn James E. Walker. A committee prepared custable resolutions praising his honor and vitality as a businessman and citizen. The group resolved to attend his funeral in a body and extend condolence to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
James E. Walker
Thomas J. Haller
John D. Hendrickson
O. Thomas Kemp
James KE. Walker
Mr. Walker
Bhia
Tomas H. HaLusr
Joan D. Henprickson
Tuomas Kenr
Miss Minnie Nash Wins Motor Car Horn Prize
Miss Minnie Nash daughter of Mrs Osbyin R Natt of Prospect Hall Frederick won a twenty five dollar motor car horn and chain in a national contest for the best article on merit of es certata motorest. Nash, a noted automobilist, was praised for literary skill and social charm in Washington society. A Remarkable Pheasant: Near Rocky Ridge Mr J H B Ogle found a tame pheasant nesting and returned to learn it had hatched eggs, now sitting as if tamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nash
Osbyin R. Natt
Prospect Hall
Pear Frederick
Es Certata Motorest
Misa Nagh
Miss
Washington
J. H. B. Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint praised in letter
A customer from Miller, Downs & Miller in Baltimore thanks a recommender for suggesting Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint. The paint by Roach & Bon is praised as excellent and the writer notes it is the first quality painting job he has experienced. The letter references H. B. Davis Co. of Baltimore for dealer contact and a special sale at Lidle's on Wednesday with various seafood items and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Roach & Bon
J. D. Downe
Miller, Downs & Miller
Baltimore
H. B. Davis Co
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the Daily News
Till & F. M
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W. L. Moors
Nuree
W.E Shearer
Mra
Olabsugh
W. W. Oebare
Dean & Knott Geewey D. A. BR. Woods Merchants
N. E. Cramer
the Weekly News
Frederick Hig
A Kelleher
First Ave
New York 7
Philippines
William Bringmann
Wiliam Bringmann
West
Baltimore Street
Tokio
Bmerlin
Rome
Citizens
NAT. Bank
Special Asse of
Briant & Ewort
J.E. Prick & Co
Dishae
Bryant & Kort
Lidle’s
John Hendrickson
Belize
Neidig & Miller
Nae & Miller
Vic
Jekge
Seidig & Miller
Mysraville
Christian Endeavor Convention
Fravrku'k Gas & Electnic Co
Exnicar
Mgr
Frederick Gas & Euge. Co
Booth
Bundsy
Yim
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fredarcick
Capital
Monuments City
Louiaville
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R. Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Lonnieville
Leonieville
L. E. Mellinex
Indian Rez Company
Mulliniz
George
Rodock
Rodogor & CO
Thol. P. Rice
Hite
East Fourth Street
aZidawily
Cail
Cecil & Gorman
A.J Bicqhelberger
Winchester
Kiogen
Eicghelberger
AN. W. Cor
Bts
Oldache
FsTixe
Allen Rohrback
Besant & Knott
Rohrback
Drs Emfauver
Church Street
Midiy
O. L. Kefauver
Urrical
Cor. Church and Blarket Sts
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City
Idawiy
Markat
Patrick Bimerte
WM. C. Soteleh
Ady
F. B. Sappington
Merita of the
F. B. Sappingtor
City Hall
Hruhive
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