Notable 19th Century Figures Mentioned in May 17 Issue
The May 17 Daily News fragment mentions Dr. Edward Jenner, credited as vaccination discoverer, born 1749 and died in 1823 in Windsor. It also notes Jay, Ged in Paris, and a French diplomat to Bonaparte, plus mentions of Chester County and New York origins. Names and dates are garbled but indicate obituaries and notable stately figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristory
Edward Jencer
Jay
Wrestchester County
New York
Taterrach
Bonaparte
Faris
Mit
Gay
Rod
I Peace Congress
Gay Haiser
Mech National Bank Subscribers Urged to Report Irregularities
Mech Natl Bank subscribers are asked to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers. The brief notice urges vigilance and cooperation to ensure accurate delivery and billing.
Ubley Personal Notices From Adamstown Area
Local column lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Frederick Baltimore Washington and surrounding towns. Mentions Mr. H Colliflower, Miss Luia Thomas, Mr. Melvin Ward, Rev. Arville Connor, Miss Antonie Wolfe, and others visiting or staying with relatives. several illnesses noted. two large blacksnakes killed on a farm near McHsig. a letter promoting Devoe paint to owners of cheap houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Mclean
Alexandria
David W. Young
Baltimore
Toby
W-G. Baker
Backeystown
John Keller and Son
H. ©. Colliflower
Graczhaw
Frederick
Luia Thomas
Adamstown
Melvin P_. Ward
New Market
Howard Allnatt
Dunsimers
Aire
Parey Hall
Lucy Oromysi
Franklin H Hastiington
Washington
Arville Connor
The
Reformed Church
Antonie Wolfe
Frederick City Hospital
Baston
Hannibal
Misa Annia Kopp
West Fifth Street
Nellie Adams
Dollie Breacy
Cherry Sill
Adamstowe
Mina Clara E. Davis
Bertha Little
Snd Halen Steiner
North Bantz Street
Hagerstown
George W and
Zacheus Bippson
B. R Lease
McHsig
OB. M. Gittinger
Frederick, Md
Devoe
Davos
Asva
EF. W. Dryer & Co
New York
P.s—P.l. Hargett & Co
Municipal Matters Revise Assessments and City Work Bids
Commissioners extend time to revise property assessments under new ordinance. City board considers oil supply for sleet light plant, water works cooperation, trench bids on North Bentz and Hast Fifth streets, and repairs at East Third street. Opera House scenery retouch proposed. baseball ban praised. fencing and stock control urged. tax commissioners appointed with pay rules. various bills approved. April petty cash and vendor payments recorded. Birthday greetings noted for Mrs. Miller and Miss Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierd
Aldarman
Cubitt
Standard Oil Company
Sleetrlight
Noah E. Cramer
Earth
Stone
George F. Goodman
Jacob Dadismar
Etons
Dadisman
Atraighy
Bork Stone and Earth
James BW. Barris
East Third Street
Sr. Fritchey
Fritchey
R H Man
Andrew
Great Eastern Scene and Sign Painting Company
Dongisss
EN Frost
Thurston Grove
Jarga
North West Addition
Hr Douglass
Levy
Board of Aldermen
Board of Appeal
Ardl- Daadcs
Seach i
Gay
Nedéer
Kir
Douglaes
Streas
George M.S Engle
O.F. Zarn Oo
Amet
Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Company
General Electric Co
Alles G. Quynn & Oo
Fredericx
Goldsborough
W. D. Bowers Lam
Southern Pig
Atg
Go- Frederick Gas & Electric
Gi. O
Roberta’ Electric Sap Co
Mueller Mig
Examiner Publishing
Clerk Court of Appeals
P. Telephone
Wm. H. Hopwood
Express Go
Willard N. Garrett
Cattie Sud Hay
Spectacular brief on local sports and officials
A brief state news summary reports the death of Dr. Tacoma S Latimer at his Baltimore home, appointments to the State Library Commission, railway construction talks, freight wrecks near Morgans, and a lively baseball season with multiple games and notable plays. Teams include White Eagles Backey Rats, Rossbud Combination Frederick Buckingham boys, and Osmaticona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loaseconiry Savings Bank
Tacoma S. Latimer
Hie Homs
Baltimore
E. E. Jackson
Norman W. Janes
Giveroor Warfield
State Borentry Commission
Mesers
Arnold & Weils
Cleve
Jord
Oslo
Washington
Baltimoe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Morgans
State Gaolig'eal Survay Commission
Watch Haa
Improvemans
Esgies
Backey
Rats
Remson
Buckingham Grounds
Rossbud
Frederick
Buckingham Boys
Storm
Thomas
Nickerson
Bartcock
Empire
E. Ogle
Breklighem Boys
Gerald
Basterlee
Leage Brothers
Kennedy
Brch
Hartsock
Sterqual
Gawea
Pisyad
Adamstown
Thak Place
Law Not Binding In Unconstitutional Bridge Case
Frederick County court reverses county commissioners ruling on building a second bridge near LeGore’s Monocacy crossing. 1901 act deemed unconstitutional. commissioners may build another bridge if public convenience requires. Includes other local cases: Davis vs Davin on $118 note. Tracey indictment for property damage near Monnet Bethel district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Long
Barkey
Edward Krise
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Monocacy
Osse
Wm. P. Msulaby, Jr
State
Local Frederick ads tout gas ranges and circus trip
Frederick area notices promote fortune gas ranges priced at 1100 with delivery. Also advertised are deviled crabs at five cents each, organ and piano sales, a Barnum and Bailey circus special car trip from Frederick, imported shirtings, chronic changes as a specialty, and a large matting rug display with new designs in Ohiu and Japanese styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Bailey's Circus
Hegerstown
Frederick
Hagerstown
Couple in Hagerstown confront mob over alleged assault
Edward Colling, a white man, and his former wife Prisils J Pye, a Black woman who owns a 150 acre farm near Indian Springs, traveled to Hagerstown to consult the State's Attorney about neighbors in the mountains who planned to tar and feather Colling. The couple say the mob fired on them when the leader knocked at their door and fled after tossing tar and feathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Colline
Isdian
Washington County
Hagerstown
Isie
Indian Springs
Prissils J. Pye
Chambersburg
Courty Correspondence from LeMe Eiln
Messia Be Boots of Washington and Oscar Routzaba of Feagarilie visited Miris E. Feage recently. Charles Brostue and son of Barnesville spent weekend with William J. Grove. Jacob Baer and grandchildren Rose and Ruth Feaga stayed with Uncle Sir George Eicel-Ter at Oak Grove. Mrs William Fisher and children Mabel and Harry visited Mrs Morris Fisher at Point of Backs. Luther Feaga and son Lestia spent Sunday with parents at Feagaville. Misses Luis and Carrie Mala spent Sunday at Breaddock. Mrs John Plummer visited sister Mrs Rufus Stevens of Barneaville who has been ill. Roy Wacker of near Walkersville stayed with his aunt Mrs Thomas Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leme Eiln
Messia
BE. Booots
Washington
Oacar Routzaba
Feagarilie
Mir
Is. E. Feage
Charles Brostue and Son
Barnesville
William J. Grove
Mire
Jacob Baer
Rose
Ruth Feaga
George Eicel- Ter
Oak Grove
William Fisher
Mabel
Harry
Morris Fisher
Luther Feaga
Lestia
Capital surplus and associated officers listed in a dated table
A historical financial notice shows capital surplus figures 250000 and 100000 with a roster of officers including J. D. Saber as president and H. D. Baker as vice president, alongside other names such as W. Gazimmelman, Samuel G. Duvall, Jas. McBaxes, and D. H. Hasner, among others, indicating a corporate or bank-like board listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
BAKER
H.D. Baker
WH. Gazimmelman
Cashler
Samuel G. Duvall
Pastoral Call Expected for York Pastor in Pittsburg
Rev. A B Steck, pastor of Woloz Lutheran Church York Pa, brother of Rev G F Steck, is expected to receive a call within two weeks to lead Bethany Lutheran Church in Pittsburg. Dr Steck arrived in York yesterday and may or may not accept the Pittsburg post with a salary reported at 2700 or 3019 dollars. A congregational meeting is set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMlay
Pittsburg
Zeia
A.B. Steck
Woloz Iutheran
York
G. F. Steck
Oles
Bethany Latherse
Dutheran
Steck
Jas. Sandsay
Dr. Steck
Dedication at Luray Caverns Honors Madelson B Donking
In the caverns of Luray Virginia a dedication takes place on June 27 to Mrs Madelson B Donking, grand matron of the Eastern Star in the United States. The event, arranged by the Grand Chapter of Virginia, invites Mizpah No 9 and other chapters for a notable ceremony. If approved, excursions may be organized to extend the honor beyond Hastero Sigr members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Virginis
Madelson B. Donking
United States
Sli
Mizpah
No. 9
Praminanos
Funeral services for John W Kolb at Bartonsville home
The funeral of Mr John W Kolb was held yesterday at 10 o clock in the morning at his Bartonsville residence conducted by Rev Dr Osborne Isgle. Pallbearers were Amos Heworthy John O Hara Richard Burdette Wm Smith Joseph Miller and John Elker. Interment followed in Olivet Cemetery with G O Carty serving as general director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kolb
Bartonsville
Osborne Isgle
Amos Heworthy
John O'Hara
Richard Burdette
Wm. Smith
Joseph Miller
John Elker
Mids
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
G. O. Carty
Delightful Pound Party At Miss Boalzay Home
A lively gathering at Miss Lillian Boalzay’s West Patrick residence last night featured many friends and acquaintances enjoying varied games and amusements. Refreshments of a select character were served at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Boalzay
West Patrick
Blces
Deaths and indictments in early 1900s Tyson widow and Turner case
Margaret Tyson widow of Nathan Tyson died at home on South Market Street from kidney trouble in her 76th year. Funeral planned Saturday at 2 PM with interment Mt Oliver cemetery. Turner, a deputy State game warden, was indicted for the murder of fisherman Joshua Ohler after a dispute over a fish bag in the Potomac River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margspess Tyson
Margaret Tyson
Nathan Tyson
Mantz
South Market Street
Tyson
Peter Mantz
George Schaefer
Intarmens
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Turner
Otler
Hanory Clay Turner
Washington Chants
Hagerstown
Joahua Obler
Waverton
Ohler
Potoma River
Local Shipping Rates and Market Prices Listed
Mesiza Hahn and Rawa of North Market Street report progress on installing heating and plumbing for the new F M OC building at 63 Brunswick. Tyson and Nicodemis announce market buying rates with prices per barrel and per bushel for corn and wheat, including No 2 red wheat at 59 cents, No 3 at 65 cents, and damaged goods priced per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesiza Hahn & Rawa
North Market Street
F. M. OC
Brunswick
Locas Mart
Tyson & Nicodemis
Abe
Besk J
Frederick County Historical Society Meeting Moved to Friday
The Frederick County Historical Society announces its regular monthly meeting is moved to Friday evening May 13 at 7 oclock, to be held in the Daughters of the Confederacy rooms. A note about local seafood listings appears in the same text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick County Historical Society
So’olock
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Republicans in Frederick County denounce rushed primaries
In a sharply worded critique, Frederick County Republicans condemn the accelerated schedule for Congressional primaries and the State Central Committee’s choices. They argue the timing suppresses free discussion, delays deliberation, and favors a preordained slate, urging voters to resist dictation and demand fair consideration from contenders such as Pestre, Lowndes, Dawson, and Hinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubdlices
Frederick County
State Central Com
Congress
So Osilead
Sostkerad
Pearce
Olozel Pestre
St Mberty
Republican Party
Gongress
Messrs
Pestre
Lowndes
Allegany County
Dawson
Montgomery County
Hinks
Our
Beliave
Smn
Dess
Dste
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W. J. Moors
Berane
Festton
Balster
F. L Stoner
Dr. S. W- Hoopes
Dyer & Wieger
Clara
Pearre’s
Etchison
Rietorical Society A. Gas. & Eleg. Co
Lee Wee Rosencur
I Mech
Natl
Bank
Ubely
Parant
Win. G. Wormen
Olingen
Daniel E. Burrar
East Fifth Gerast
Edward T. H. de Lashmutt
Weat Yaird Street
Charles Sb. Renn
West
Patrick Etreat
Quisa
Quisa ‘S'Ck, Is Able To Bs Up. Miss Virgin Hargett
East Patrick Street
Chrissia Miller
Mary Little
South Market
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Court
L- Gore Bridge
John Mendrickson
Teleshone Call
Axo
Oalamys
Orce
Suk Maile
Glen
Saltiege
Zigns
Nnt
Joh Hendrickson
Ark
Newig & Miller
Miller
Teese
Egyptien Cotten
Wenten
George 5
Ropers & Oy
PE Mig Bcore
Bargawm Bulletin
Prios
George
Koduwe & OS
Thas. P. Aitk
Aprieti
Bolton
Albatross
Hanriatta
Weidig & Miller
Osl
Frederick Gas Axp Enxctaic Co
May Records
Dree & Tincer
Frederick Gotusce
Don
Music & Lirsrarere
North Market
Se _ Frederick, Md
Avis
Ebrat
Baer
Besant & Exort
Gem Dilomeg
Tours Posh
E.L. Schmid
Cinzaus’ Ni Bank
Chcanses
L. E. Mollinx
Gar
Galland
North Ghartes Street
Baltimore, Md
Plezsat
Belene
H. E. Bmith
East Church Street
Sederick, Md
Marizdanls
H.E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimse
City Hothel
Arzadawly
Vu. L
Apradiz
Foster
uEn Ibt
Taarzgahs
Ace Life
Thars
Morgan Cecil
Vuca Property
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EWS Office
Sappeveton
Amrow
Splendid Astore
Lea
Tolies
Tomset
Toliet
Angie
Lampe
Treat
City Malle
Citizens
NAT Sbank
Officees
J. D. Saber
Sonex Jas
Bakers
Dasixt Barre
Trotter Gar
Lloyd Tr. MacGill
Walbrook Station
Western Maryland
MecGill
Forest Park
L. T. MecGil, Jr
MacGill
TBE Social Worli
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la Fonda
Braddock Heights
Forterme
Sic
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Phives
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