This Date In History May Eighteen Events and Births
Notable historic events and births listed include Wes James Marquette’s near Marquette Michigan death. Charles Perrault’s birth. Napoleon declared emperor of France. James Kins editor shot in San Francisco. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s death. 5,000 people lost in Colombian earthquake. Sir Henry Cole born. cyclones devastate Illinois and Missouri. terrible meteor event at Paris with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes—James Marquette
Marquetite Mater
Machigan
France
Charles Perrault
Siscrllanee Werter
Napoleon Bonaparte
James Kins
San Francisco
Aveniag Bellona
Jarces Casey
The
Sunday Times
Narbaciel Hawthorne
Plymouth
Huborn
Colombia
South America
Henry Cule
South Kensiston
Eugland
Shane
Hbnois
Mescar
Haris
New Ads Today In The Fews Brief Bits
A compact glimpse of local items. Mr Leimaster overhauls the electric light plant. pension raise for Wm Heffner. B and O summer schedule starts next Sunday. Prohibitionists in Montgomery co form for campaign. Dr Goodell speaks in Baltimore. Mrs Rufus McLain shows Columbines. A new dynamo arrives for Frederick Electric Light and Power with capacity for 1000 lights. Frederick county strawberries show up. May term of Court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leimaster
Chambersburg
Wm. Heffner
Creagerstown
Montgomery Coun
Gaithersburg
G. F. Goodell
Homeopathic Medical Society
Baltimore
Rufus McLain
West Patrick Street
Philadelphia
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Tts
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Convention Program Details in Thurnont
Program notes for the Christian Endeavor Convention held in Thurnont on May 24 and 25 list opening exercises, organization, welcomes, reports, and speakers. Delegates from Baltimore and Maryland synod officials participate, with committees named for Potomac Synod proceedings and the Maryland Lutheran Church meeting adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Thurnont
J. H. Barb
Nannie Routzsho
W. L. Rice
Warren K. Damuth
Gettysburg
Wm. C. Perkins
Fev
Patterson
Baltimore
Joel Donbracco
Buhimsn
Mrs Shipley Granted a Divorce in Equity Court
Mary EB J Shipley was divorced from Charles N Shipley by Judge Cox in Equity Court No 1 on Wednesday. They married August 6 1872 at Long Branch New Jersey and remained together about seven years. Ground for decree was drunkenness and failure to support. Mrs Shipley given custody of son Aix and Birs Shipley. Shipley formerly lived in Frederick and are well known here.
The Philharmonics Fourth Annual Concert Impresses
The Frederick Philharmonics delivered a standout fourth annual concert at the City Opera House before a large, selective audience. Conductor Bion Firestone guided a skilled program featuring Semiramide overture, Prof. Geo Ed Smith in The Phantom Horseman with encore, a trombone solo Erl King by A Gregg Miller, The Trout, and the Zampa overture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bion Firestone
P. Baughman
Howard
Chss. Keefer
Albert Wallig
Grayson Bowers
Robert Tygon
Bernard Eader
Celli
E. D. Grove
Aliss Bertha May Fox
Geo. Ed. Smith
Samuel Duvall
MM. Crimmins
Ira McCurdy
Mantz Rhoades
Firestone
Httle
Roseini
Philharmonics
Nevin
Marie
Amith
Prof. Smith
A.gregg Miller
Schubert
Anle
Tuls
Air Builer
Eilenberg
Gounod
Evening with Two Movements for the Philharmonic Orchestra
The program featured Mr Firestone's two movement composition an andante dark with gloom and an allegro finale noted as five. Bertha May Fox soprano soloist received warm acclaim performing Mascaginet Elegie and Pattison Waltz Song. The orchestra closed with The Clock Store by Orth while Frank B. Rhodes simulated chimes on bottles. Receipts will fund piano payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Bertha May Fox
Misa Fox
Frederick
Winchester
Pattison
Miss Fox
Aphrodite
Jaxone
Gillet
Chas. J. Orth
Frank B. Rhodes
Clingan
Traffic on the Canal Paralyzed by Miners Strike
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal activity slumped as George's Creek mines halted operations. Only two boats daily carry about 114 long tons of coal, leaving 400 canal workers unemployed and Cumberland’s wharf nearly deserted while boatmen await the Cleveland convention's decision to resume work.
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Trafic
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
George’s Creek
Pretty Home Wedding at Lynchburg Otey Ward Nuptials
Miss Nathalie Floyd Otey weds A Lynch Ward in a Lynchburg ceremony at Major Peter J. Otey residence. Rev J J McGuck officiated before a mantel with eighteen candles. Attendants included Susie Ward maid of honor and Samuel Adams best man. The couple planned a Northern tour after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adams
Mamie Pauntleroy
Lynchburg
Carrie McSherry
Frederick
Mary Moore
Maggie Bayne
Juliet Adams
T. E. Craddock
John ‘M. Otey
Garland Vaughan
Benjamin ‘Cousins
Deering Pauntleroy
Pearre's Claim Absurd in Allegany County Election
Sen Sloan told Baltimore News that Col Geo A Pearre cannot carry Allegany county against Sub-Treasurer George L Wellington, predicting Wellington will win at least 17 of 25 districts. Sloan added he will not run for Congress and will back Wellington to the nomination and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Allegany County
Sloan
Baltimore News
Col
Geo. A. Pearre
George L. Wellington
White Colt Shown Through Washington by Harry Mc Henry
A pure white colt was taken to Washington this morning by Harry Mc Henry. The animal attracted considerable attention as it passed through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry McHenry
Electric light prospects dim in Bel Air. few rewards offered
News from Maryland covers a disputed light prospect in Bel Air, a reward offer by Belair Bank for Sage, a special town election for commissioner at Eason, and multiple local changes. Also notes teacher actions, church installations, and political shifts across counties. The Peace Monument decoration, liquor licensing efforts in Cambridge, and several appointive moves by Governor Brown are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrell County
Charles County
E. B. Prettyman
D. Calvin Warner
Abs
Euma S. Powell
Carroll County
PD. Shaw
West Nottingham
Cecil County
Presburg
Harford County
Cheatont Ail M. P
Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad
Hancock
Clear Spring
David Edwin Shaw
B. R. Carnahan
Maryland Clasare, Reformed Church
Union Bridge
Cambridge
Brown
Charles A. Wells
Prince Georges County
House of Correction
Frank A. Bond
St Johns Catholic Church announces Easter confessions and May procession
St John s parish calls four priests for extra confessions tomorrow evening to fulfill the Easter precept and help those who missed the earlier Sundays. Next Sunday children will hold their annual May procession at 4 pm with queens, emblems, and a military salute by the Catholic Club cadets led by Capt Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Sunday School
Nellie McCaffrey
Grace Phosbue
May Smith
Mary Houff
Misa D. Brengle
Nannie Wilson
Sliss
Lula Crouse
Bessie McSherry
Lena Niedhart
Bessie Megly
Nellie Crouse
Stella Streckfuss
Jesus
Katie Eisenhauer
Catholic Club
St. John’s Cadets
Beckley
Frederick Riffes
Aptain
Francis
D. Roemey
D. Ernest Roeikey
George F. Topper
Cc. Francis Kley
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Robert 4. Burck
W. E. Gannon
J. Roger Grambine
Catholic Club of
St. John’s
Fr. van Renseljaer
Baltimore rider seeks Maryland 24 hour cycle record
Elmer Davis of Baltimore is set to start at 1 p.m. this afternoon on a ten mile Shells road course near Black River Bridge to break Howard Harvey’s 224 mile Maryland twenty four hour record. Davis has trained hard and confidence runs high he will succeed. The attempt runs until 1 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davis
Baltimore
Maryland
Shells Road
Black River Bridge
Davis
Howard Harvey
Nish
World Exposition to Highlight Medics and Mechanics Arts
Eminent physicians affirm the exposition will showcase progress in medicinal agents and mechanical arts. The period’s strongest laxative, Syrup of Figs, is praised as superior to others for health enhancement.
Shriners Milling Flour Ad Promotes Dakota Fortified Brands
A vintage ad from Shrine Milling Co endorses Dakota four flour blends including Pride of Ceresville and First Premium. It highlights best winter wheat flour options and praises the product for family dining, mentioning customer Barbara Dierl's testimonial on consistent satisfaction over years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Northwest
Berow
RB. A. Shrine Milling CO
Bire
Mi8
Barbara Dierl
Visit of Natiread Officials Arrives on Special Train
The General Superintendent's special train over the F R R arrived yesterday at noon drawn by engine 930 with the Superintendent's private car. Crew included engineer Hart conductor Rutledge and brakeman Bes. Passengers included General Superintendent Le Sheppard Division Superintendent A W Moss and Train Master A W Oreig. They were met by Agent 4 5 McDaniel who showed their legislative interest in the city, then departed at 1 40 p m for another stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Rutledge
Bes
le. Sheppad
A. W. Moss
A. W. Oreig
McDaniel
Usua
Death and funeral notices from Unionville region
A village community mourns Miss Lindsay found dead in a barrel after eggs collecting. Rev. Coe leading services at Singanore M E church. Vernon E Waltz dies at eleven after rheumatism and heart disease. burial at Mt. Vernon A B church. Mary Boyle Brooke daughter dies. Ramsburg widow dies suddenly at Yellow Springs, funeral at Mt. Olivet.
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MHS
Lindsay
Unionville
Ssilie Lindsay
Capt. Danner
Danner
Will Hamilton Lindsay
Granville Lindsay
Franklin Savings Bank
Frederick
Singanore M. E. Church
Ned, Raymond
Ben
Norman Danner
Ernest W
Oliver HB. Pearce
W.P. Coe
BI. E. Church South
H. R. Savage
Linganore
D. Benton Winstead
Laytonaville
Montgomery County
Coe
St. John
Vernon E Waltz
Vernon E
Claggett A
Sarah Waltz
Liberty
Lfe
Mt. Vernon A. B
Daysville
W. L. Martin
Thurmont
Mary Brooke Boyle
John Brooke Boyle
Westminster
John Boyle
Baltimore
Charles Boyle
Hagerstown
Henry Boyle
Frederick County
Joseph B. Boyle
P. Hi. Irwin
Charlies E. Fink
Westminister
Ramsbueg
Mary Hamaburg
Albert Ramsburg
Yellow Springs
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Philomathean Society to meet at Kemp Hall this evening
The Philomathean Literary Society will gather at 7 30 in Kemp Hall for readings recitations essays and debate. A rib fracture report notes Wm Whitmore aged man fell from a hay mow at Liberty and injured his rib. A baseball game saw Stars beat Stripes 3 1 with Lipps Jacobs opposing Wachter Dertzbaugh. Mrs Henry Butler of Ellerton is sick and Franklin Buchanan son of Dr F B Smith is ill at Rock Hall New Jersey while at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Wm Woiltmore
Willie H. Whitmore
Stars and Stripes
Stars
Lipps and Jacobs
Stripes
Wachter
Dertzbaugh
Henry Butler
Ellerton
Franklin Buchanan
F. B Smith
Rock Hall
New Jersey
Local merchants advertise carriages and sweets in city
Frederick City Carriage Company advertises a large stock of victorias carriages traps and wagons at discount. W H Harrison opens a confectionery and ice cream parlor offering assortments and prices. Rakemann Concert Co from Washington to perform at City Opera House May 24 with a box sheet open and seats selling. Brillons invites visitors with a free lunch basket and general sales pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Gale
Frederick City Carriage Company
A. R. Appleman
Charles B. Fout
Rakemann Concert Co
Washington
Herman C. Rakemann
Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff
Herndon Morsell
John Porter
Lawrence
City Opera House
Local Produce Offer At L Kline’s Shop
Strawberries and a fine assortment of fresh produce including strawberries pineapples green peas new potatoes cabbage tomatoes egg plants red beets cadhe s asparagus rhubarb aquishes lettuce onions available at L Kline's 5 West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kline’s
W. Patrick Street
Colorful Table Covers and Cheating Fable Goods Sale
Local ad describes a today arrival of A4¢Table Cover in beautiful colorings valued at 75cts, plus Lambertquin goods by the yard. Listings include collars cuffs in sets, chemisettes with plain and pleated fronts, fly down and standing collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cts
Chenliie Lamberquin
Lidiex
Jap Mattings Stock Boost at City Freight Arrival
WN. B. reports a large consignment of Jap matting arrived with this morning's freight. The store now offers the city’s largest selection of these goods at exceptionally low prices.
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WN. B
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the Daily News
Ferderick Werather
J. H. Apple
Jamsom
Escord
Reneee SS
Mito
D. C
Mlw
Hamuineron
Weather Bureau
Rakemans Concert Co
John Hendrickson
Bloomfield
Bentley
Edward M. Bentley
Charley Forest
Richard Thomas
Hood
the Philharmonics
News OF the State
Shriner Milling
Boyle
India
Grenadines
Hernana
Mase Ahicher
Joan Hoannukxeor
F. V. Staub
California
Bartlett
FE. V. Staub
Rorth Market
Atc
Edadly
W. Harrison
United Engine House
RicCardell
W. H. Rump
Market Street
Beckiey
Ari
Brillong's
James E. Walker & CO
J E. Walker & Co
Coon Brand Sbreow
Tames E Walese & CO
Muleinix
Rodoce & Menna
Rome
Bergassie India
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fes Eal Dhascrons
RL Harley
R L. Barley
Mircea 1Lok
Erchant Ailor
Harley
South Market
Frederick, Md
John A. Kennedy
No. U1
N. Market ST
W. C. Elde Eldridge
W. G. Eldridge
ECRU
W. GC. Eldridge
West Patrick
Hest, Frederion. MD
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buacaston
Marset Street
W. S. Miller & CO
Miller & Co
P. H. Pyffer
City Coal
WOOD
Baltimore Vein
Lyeen's Valley
G.W
Shriner's
Omice
Patrick Pad ‘Yard
Waters Street
Pas News
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