Napoleonic War Reflections and Washington Journalist Death
Fragmentary notes recount a Napoleonic era peace view and remark on the Waterlooi saga, with Major Bens Verles Poure identified as a Washington journalist and author born in 1620. A note cites foreign troop concerns guarding allies amid rising Chinese rebel threats. The page lists local ads for Hotel Osborne, Ceresville Flour, and other businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valtaire
Othir
Uartyls
Paris
Bens Verles Poure
Washington
Purely Personal Notices From The Local Page
Purely personal notes list Rosa Birely leaving for Hanover and others traveling to Littlestown Washington Charleston and West Virginia. Mr Edward DeLashmutt and Mrs Gelbach visit Fairfield and Charleston. Dr L T MacGill Jr to visit Westminster Fire Company president J H Cunningham hosts at Westminster meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Birely
Hanover
Robert Kemp
Littlestown
B. ¥. Brown
West Virginia
P. E. Long
Washington
Baltimore
Edward DeLashmutt
West Third Street
Charles Booth
Brunawick
Wm. H. Gelbach
Lawrence
Fairfield
Franklin Osborn
W. W. Osborn
Charleston
Maryland Stataemen’s Association
Westminster
L. T. MacGill, Jr
J. H. Cunningham
Westminster Fira Company
Brunswick County Notes A Round of Local Visits
Mrs B Hedges visited her daughter Mrs John Miller in Baltimore last week. Miss Clyde Bolland of Indian Springe stayed in town with relatives. Mr Wm Schnauffer spent Tuesday in Frederick. Miss Laura Braatner visited Martinsburg. Mr Thomas Troxell visited Baltimore friends Saturday to Monday. Mrs Swank and daughter Miss Maggie visited Point of Rocks relatives Sunday. Mr Wm Holland spent Wednesday in Hagerstown. Mr Albert Birch spent Friday in Washington DC. Miss Etha Ran visiting sister Miss Katie Ran in Elvan VA. Miss Eva Nicodemus visited Thurston friends this week. Mrs J H Grim spent Saturday in Hagerstown. Mrs J J McCabe of Baltimore spent last Friday in town. Mr and Mrs J P Karn spent Saturday in Frederick. Dr William Boteler of Frederick spent last Friday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Wm. Holland
Hagerstown
Albert Birch
Washington, D. C
Etha Ran
Katie Ran
Elvan
Eva Nicodemus
Thurston
J. H. Grim
J. J. McCabe
Baltimore
J. P. Karn
Frederick
William ©. Boteler
Fire Breaks Out In Taneytown Store
Fire at 2 am in the S. R. Narowitz store inside the Eckenrode Building Taneytown Carroll county was discovered by Dr. C W Weaver who sounded the alarm. Charles Elliott used a chemical extinguisher to hold flames until the fire department arrived. Building and stock damage is slight, stock water damage extensive. State Fire Marshal Robert M Prize to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
S. R. Narowitz
Eckenrode
Carroll County
C. W. Weaver
Charles Elliott
Robert M. Prize
Western Maryland graduate noted. local clergy cited
Among the graduates at Western Maryland College is Roger Buckey Davilbigs of Walkersville. Rev Edward McSweensy of Mount St Marys Emmitsburg will address the Alamnie of Notre Dame Baltimore on June 13. At Gettysburg Theological Seminary the Holman Lecturer for 1902 was chosen. Grace Festival by Grace Reformed Sewing Society hosted a strawberry festival with flowers and treats, open all day and closing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Roger Buckey Davilbigs
Walkersville
Edward McSweensy
Mount St. Mary's
Emmitsburg
Alamnie
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Luther Kuhlman
Holman
Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Maryland
Close of the Kindergarten Marks Term End
The kindergarten under Miss Pope and Miss Shriner will distribute the children's work tomorrow morning at the school rooms, marking the close of the term.
Priests Picnicing Near Montervue at Wills
A group of Jesuit priests from Woodstock College and the local Novitiate gathered for a picnic today at the Wills estate near Montervue, sharing a day of communal recreation and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock College
Wills
Montervue
Local Market Prices at The Local Mart This Day
Pricing for today shows corn at 2.59 per barrel, shelled corn at 0.50 per bushel, wheat at 0.73 per bushel, and hay ranging from 12 to 14 dollars per ton. J E W Hargett operates the market quota and provides the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. E. W. Hargett
Wheel Comes Off Farmer's Wagon in Front of Tar NEs Office
A wheel detached from a farmer's wagon this afternoon in front of Tar NEs office. The wagon remained stalled on the street for some time, disrupting traffic and drawing attention from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar NE
Farmer's Daughter Attacked by Unknown Man Near Pleasant Walk
Carrie Smith, 16, and her 18 year old sister Miss Carrie Smith were at home when an unknown white man entered the kitchen, choked the younger girl unconscious, then fled. Local authorities and state officials pursued the suspect toward the Washington county line, description vague but age about 35, brown coat, short and stout. Miss Smith was treated by Dr Wheeler and the case drew regional attention as investigators search for the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Smith
Statton Smith
Pleasant Walk
Miss Smith
Washington County
Worthington
Troxell
Myeraville
Henry Keller
Middletown
Evera Shroyer
Walkersville
McSherry
Dudge McSherry
Death comes to Miss Maria C Galligher in Hanover
Obituary notices from a Maryland area paper recount the death of Miss Maria C Galligher of Hanover after a seven week illness. Also noted are Ethel D Zentz of Thurmont and Mrs L N Starr of Johnsville with brief funeral details and interments at St Johns Catholic church Utica cemetery and astrapur cemetery respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria C. Galligher
Hanover
Miss Galligher
Jas. A. Calligher
Visitation Academy
Sisters of
Charty
St. John’s Catholic
Gagir
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. John's Catholic Church
Fho’s
Ethel D. Zentz
Ethel Douglas
Levi E. Zentz
Thurmer
Joseph D. G1
St. Paul’s Lutham Church
Utica Mills
Metzgly
Thurmont
J. Asper
Lewistown
Utica
J. Bly Black
L. N. Stare
Matilda Starr
L. N . Starr
Johnsville
Beulah Starr
M. P
T. F. Hoffmeier
C. K. McCaslin
Ajstrug
New B C President Loree to Take Charge at B and O
At a New York board meeting the Baltimore and Ohio directors accepted the resignation of President John E. Cowen and elected Leonore Fresnel Loree of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh as his successor. Loree will assume charge Saturday and appoint George L. Potter general manager. Cowen becomes general counsel and joins Guthrie Cravatt & Henderson as special counsel. Ex Senator Gorman noted the move aligns Pennsylvania interests with Baltimore and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
John E. Cowen
Leonore Fresnel Loree
Pennsylvania Lines Nest
Pittsburg
Cowen
Baltimore and
Okinawa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea
The
Pennsylvania
Loree
George L. Potter
Potter
Pennsylvania Lines
Baltimoras
Ohio
Guthrie, Cravatt & Henderson
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Underwood
Leonore F. Loree
Fulton
Rutgers College
United States Army Engineering Corps
Mexican National Railroad
Chicago
Panhandle
Indianapolis and Vincennes
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Europe
American Railway Association
Memorial Day Observed by Reynolds Post Veterans
Moej E Goldsborough past department commander delivered an address and read Lincoln’s Gettysburg Speech. Memorial Day services were held by Reynolds Post and Antietam Camp Sons of Veterans with grave decorations at Mt Olivet cemetery and a march led by the United Drum Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moej. E
Goldsborough
Lincoln
Veterans of Reynolds’ Post
Antietam Camp
Sons of Veterans
Mt. Olvet
Post
North Market Street
Grand Army of the Republican
Rottyesburg
E. Y. Goldaborough
United Drum Band
Mt. Olivet
Creation of Memorial Day Observance Declared by Gen Logan
The article recalls General John A. Logan’s 1868 order designating May 30 as Memorial Day to honor soldiers and sailors who died in the Civil War. It urges reverence for graves, secure keeping of remembrance, and public support, with the press asked to aid widespread notice. A separate note reports Edward J. Zimmerman of Pleasant Hill shooting a large bald eagle near Feaga Mill, with a wingspan of 6 feet 11 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Republic
Edward J. Zimmerman
Pleasant Hill
Feaga Mill
Zimmerman
Father Gafney
Frederick
Cross Roads
Pleasant Hill Church
A Great Truth on Advertising and Publicity
A witty Exchange quip notes that people deny faith in papers yet will seek wide publication when their actions are exposed. It jokes about advertisers, locals, and a dramatic, humorous image of a newspaper in a tall building drawing readers to publish gossip.
Students Recital by Mrs McDaniel School of Expression
Students of Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel's school of expression gave a recital at Junior Hall last evening. The room was filled to capacity as a selected orchestra played sweet music and the junior pupils performed in white robes and bright costumes. The program included Mother Goose scenes and pantomimes with strong group qualities and ended with a bow and arrow drill. Tonight the Senior Class closes with tragedy moving tableaux and senior certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McDaniel
School of
Katy
Mother Goose
Najomi Hershberger
Isabelle Zimmerman
Simple Simon
Murray Stauffer
Jack Horner
Arthur Bowlus
Boy Blue
Hammond Clary
Dean
DeGrange
McDaniel
Georgia Gittinger
Robert Goodell
Misses Hundley
Schaffer
Hitcshew
Payne
Roderick
Cronice
Thomas
Liberty
Davin
David Bowlus
Ruggles
Wiggins
Courtney Williams
Seville
Wilson
Johnson Smith
Hunt Hendrickson
Qoomin
Allos Dean
Henrietta McDaniel
Lizzie Herman
Heloise DeGrange
Lincolnshire
Ingelow
M. Louise Payne
Edinburgh
Flodden
Ayton
Ernest McCardell
Mosers
Smith
Hendrickson
Bowlun
Stauffer
Clary
Goodell
God
Local Frederick ads highlight oysters fish depot and stores
Lipie s Oyster and Fish Depot on East Patrick Street lists bay mackerel rock trout and catfish and more with phone numbers. The Bee at 78 West Patrick Street features Pride of Ceresville flour and a lunch promotion while Doll s advertises homemade candy and a hospital rummage sale opens tomorrow. A Frederick Building Association stock issue begins June 1 1901 with dues and loan rates and local officers are named. Dressmaking and eye specialists advertise services at East Church Street and North Market Street respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipie
Toarry
Fineat
Frederick
G. W. Lipie
East Patrick St
Fred’k Co
Frederick Building Association
J. W.L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doll & Albaugh
Religious Telescope Praises The Daux News Coverage
The United Brethren church organ commends The Daux News of Frederick City Maryland for its thorough and accurate reporting of the General Conference proceedings. It notes minor errors in proper names but says delegates and visitors eagerly read the daily reports, and distant subscribers felt rewarded by their two week investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Daux News
Frederick City
Funeral for Jacob W. Cramer Held in Walkersville
The funeral for Jacob W. Cramer was held in Walkersville yesterday. Pallbearers included David Baker, George Cramer, David Cramer, David Barrick, Armstrong McKinney, and David Hodges. Rev. D. J. Wolfe officiated with OC. Carty serving as fanersi director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob W. Cramer
Walkersville
David Baker
George Cramer
David Cramer
David Barrick
Armstrong McKinney
David Hodges
D. J. Wolfe
Carty
Fanersi
Morningstar Fractures Head in Market Street Accident
Mr. Morningstar of Buckeys town fell on Market Street and sustained a severe scalp wound with a severed artery. Dr. W G McComas dressed and stitched the head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar
Buckeystown
Market Street
W. G. McComas
Notice to Merchants Licenses Due in May
Help the Hospital Ruimage Safe, Market and Second streets. Ugeful ar ticles and good things to eat. Notice to Merchants. The law requires licenses to be taken out in May. Only a few days remain for that purpose. After May ends only fractional licenses can be issued. Merchants and others interested will please give attention to this notice. Excursion to Baltimore from Frederick. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special Sunday train June 2 leaving Frederick at 9 a.m. Return Camden Station at 6.30 p.m. Fare 1.00 dollars round trip. Tickets valid going and returning on special train and on date of issue only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
Cesson
Dovenass H. Hancerr
Czerk
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Jeroma of
Mrezce
Constance
Mbi
Rouen
I Jen
Osborne
BR. A. Osborne
Ceresville Flour
the Bee
Romwasge Sale
Hospital Ass
Sea Food
Geo
S. Rodock
Landis
John Hendrickson
Pape
Farmer's
Brute
John D. Holtzole
Libertytown
Prist
Joseph P. Grison
Brunswick
This County
Br. John I. Yerlett
St. Mark's Pesh
Petesville
Branswick
Pleasant Valley
Burkittsville
Knoxville
Cremony
Baltimor
Paret
NEW B. C. President
Mr. L. F. Loree
Mr. Gower
Baltimore and Ohio
Ite
Mr. Loree
Prain Beth
Logen
G A. K
Mother Geeee
Doll's
Pride of
Ceresville
West Patrick Street
Doris
Coresville
West
Patrick Street
Mountain City Creamery
A. GC. E. Zimueman & Co
John O. Hardt
Harry W Bowers
J. W. L. Carty
A. M. Landauer
Thos. H. Haller
John H. Bennett
Geo. B. Zimmerman
J. Henry Lampe
G. G. Carty
H.J.D. Hagan
B. Sappington
B. FP. Reich
Eavex
East Church Street
Wm. C. Boteler
Ket
J Onn Henpaixson
P.S
S.a.le
Idig & Miller
Nsie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Nowie & Maunsts
Glinton
MAIN
Clinton E. Main
Tsanogie
Wagaman
Frese
Carter
McGill
Challenge
Dehann
Waterman
Stafford
Faber
Divon
Remington
Nell Gwynne
Granstars
Carolina Cavalier
Maryland Manor
Yournel Lew
Crizes
Richard Carvel
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
F.B. Sappington
City Hall
Aznvitation
Rodocke & CO
Anitate
A. T. Rice & Sons
Feneral
Frederick CO
Telephone
T.B. Rice
C&p
RICE
Si. Bredk Co
RMY and
Navy Scouring
F. V. Srave's
Phonea
T. H. Avey
Jones’ Springs
Jast
Shriner
SANDI
Sandiit
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrickist
Auoctioneering
Air
A. N. Cremer, Lewis, Own
Sola
Shire Peano
Hlcelay
B. Foot
Frederick City, MD
Bees
John
Dutrow
Ramabure
D. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Hag
James Mt. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Denry
DE H. E. Peterman
West Arenkip Street
Sureon
Baltimore Eye
Ae and Throat Hospital
City Hotel
Stewart P. Dean
North Market Strare
Nicodemus
Ivaodaa
Carrott Street
Mre
Laura Kingsley
Lloyd T. MacGill
Fkhk
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