Notable historical births and deaths on May 30
On May 30 notable figures appear in history including Peter Paul Rubens born 1577, famed Flemish painter and knighted after diplomatic service. Alexander Pope died 1744. Voltaire died 1778. Major Ben Perley Poore died 188?), and events such as the 1814 Peace of Paris marking end of Napoleonic wars ambitions. Historic context notes multiple regimes and the era of foreign legations guarded amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Paul Rubens
Leds
Rubens
Rome
Nee
Charles I
England
Philp FY
Spain
Pleasant Personal Notes From The City
Local items list visiting relatives and guests from Baltimore Harrisburg and New York. A.D. Willard spends the day in Brunswick on business. Miss Fannie Biden visits Miss Eva Linn. Rev I Motter hosts relatives near Frederick. Howard White family go to Port Deposit and Rising Sun. Ezra Hoffman returns from Hagerstown. Judge McSherry’s home hosts Alvert family guests. Major E Y Goldsborough travels to Harrisburg to speak at Decoration Day exercises of the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Willard
Brunswick
John Legg
Baltimore
Holmes D. Baker
East Church Street
Fannie Biden
Eva Linn
South Market Street
Lewis Motter
Harrisburg
Mra. I. Motter
Frederick
Thomas Holtstein
0. H. Eckatain
Weet
Fourth Street
Howard White
Weath
Social events: Littleton Smith party in Baltimore and dance class recital
A pleasful social evening at Mrs. William D. Hales home on South Market Street featured recitations singing and games for Master Littleton Smith of Baltimore. Several Hales family members and friends attended. A magic lantern exhibition followed by refreshments capped the night. In Independent Hall Miss Willis Ritchie hosted a farewell dancing class recital with many guests and patrons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton Smith
Baltimore
William D. Hales
South Market Street
William
Bartgia Storm
Missea
Marie Hales
Katharine Hales
Helen Hall
Madeline Honff
Margaret Kates
Independent Hall
Misa Willis Ritchie
Miss Agnes Krise to Open Peabody Recital in Baltimore
Miss Agnes Krise of this city will open the fourth exhibition concert at the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore this evening. She will perform a Bach prelude and fugue in A minor. The Local Market lists today’s quotations for corn, corn shelled, wheat No 2 red, hay per ton, and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Agnes Krise
H. J. Krise
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Kries
Sastern Milling Company
Republican County Convention in Junior Hall Tomorrow
The Republican County Convention to elect delegates to the Congressional Convention will meet in Junior Hall at the clock tomorrow morning. Also notes a baccalaureate sermon by Rev J B Shenk of Woodstock before Brunswick Seminary. A sale of personal property for Mrs Hiargett includes horses, implements, and office mixtures at Carroll and Patrick streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higerstown
Thcelock
Bermon
J. B. Shenk
Woodstock
Brunswick Seminary
Brone- With
County
Hiargett
Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Junior Hall
Hrederick City
Bronover
Commitrix
Eenie
Memorial Exercises by Reynolds Post G A B Observes Decoration Day
Reynolds Post Grand Army of the Republic held Decoration Day services at Mt. Olivet cemetery. The group marched from headquarters at 2 PM with the drum band, laid flowers on graves, then gathered at the Francis Scott Key Monument for Col. Wm. P. Maulsby’s address. A choir conducted by Miss Mary Breckel sang patriotic tunes before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Maulsby
Mary Breckel
Americs
Accidents at Middletown and Railway Progress
Accidents report Frank Weaver, nine, son of Alfred Weaver of Middletown, breaking both bones of his right leg after a fall from a second floor ladder at East Main Street. transported home and treated by Dr Beatty. Also, Victor Cristle of Frederick, living with George Rudy’s family, injured when a board was sawed, cutting into his foot. Miss Katie Rudy attempted to finish the board. Meanwhile the Hagerstown Boonsboro Railway extends toward Boonsboro with earthworks underway, rails nearing Boonsboro but delayed by rail supply. work progresses from Boonsboro to a mile outside the town, with poles planted and wires strung nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frank
Alfred O. Weaver
James Q Bussard
East Main Street
J. EB. Beattyss
Victor Cristle
Frederick
George Rudy
Katie Rudy
Victor
Hagerstowe-Boonsboro
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Jacob Smyze
Thut
Boorisboro
Falsehood Cancels Insurance in Pottsville Court Ruling
In Pottsville Pa a court held that making false statements to an insurance company forfeits all rights to payment. Mrs. Delis B Molnery of Lannsford sued the Metropolitan Insurance Company for a policy taken on her mother's life. The policy showed she claimed only one prior illness seven years earlier while Dr W F Horn testified she was seriously ill two months before the policy date. The court ruled no money could be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Towrite
Delis B. Molnery
Lannsford
Metropolitan Insurance Company
W. F. Horn
Frederick County Graduates Headline Details
Frederick County graduates include Charles Markell Falconer son of Mr Onaries Falconer formerly of this city set to graduate at Baltimore City College with commencement on June 16. L Philip Coblentz of Middletown to graduate next Monday from the University of Maryland Law School in Baltimore. Robert W Doty of Jefferson has just graduated from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles Markell Falconer
Onaries Falconer
This City
Baltimore City College
Olasadey
Falconer
L. Philip Coblentz
Middletown
Law School
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Robert W. Doty
Jefferson
This County
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettyaburg
War Claim Paid to Nuss Administrator for Quartermaster Supplies
Omnibus Claims Bill provides a $90 000 payment to John KR Nuss administrator of Scots Mississippi for quartermasters supplies taken by General Grant before Vicksburg. Col OR Nutt of this city appears as a heir to participate in the distribution of the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John KR. Nuss
Miss
General Grant
Vicksburg
Col
O R Nutt
Bitten by Dog in Klinehart's Alley
Sarah Waters a colored girl in Klinehart's alley was bitten on the right hand by a shepherd dog a few days ago. She was visiting neighbors when the dog sprang at her throat, she raised her arm and the dog bit into her hand causing swelling and inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Waters
Klinehart
Correction on arrest report of Alien Greenwalt
The prior report claimed $17.71 was found in his pockets during the arrest for robbing Reuben Leass. The money was buried in two places, with one site where Greenwalt was seen digging before his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Greenwalt
Reuben Leass
Greenwalt
Commencement Exercises Slated at Opera House
The commencement exercises of Katherine Eisenhawer's School of Expression will be held at the Opera House on Tuesday evening June 10. Mrs A S McDonnell's School of Expression will hold commencements on Thursday and Friday evenings June 12 and 13 at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Eisenhawer
School of Expression
Opera House
Mis. A. S. McDonnell
Thoreday
Opera Eons
Man fined and jailed for wife beating in Ottosr case
Wendell Lewis was arrested last night by Ottosr Hing charged with beating his wife Mary Lewis. Dasting Smith found him guilty and, in default of fine of Bi and caste, sent him to jail for 50 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Lewis
Ottosr Hing
Mary Lewis
Dasting Smith
Masonic festival draws crowd and lively auctions
The Masonic festival drew crowds with a pretty gipay tent and pleasing music led by William Fisher on saxophone. Tables organized by Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Moberly display fine linens. prizes include a silk waist, cigars, a parasol, and a Chance-off Utopian vase donated by Isanogle & Wagaman. Tonight auctions feature Majolica jardiniere, rug, shoes, and more as the festival ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theattire
William Fisher
Howard and
Mies Mollie Moberly
Fitzhugh Lee
H. C. Kester
D. W. Rosa, Jr
D. D. Kolb
C. C. Waters
D. H. Hargett
Luis Landis
Rose Burger
Everest Harding
H. Dorney Etchison
J. W. Carty
Horace Zacharias
Pavd
Lilly
Daniel B. Miller
Misa Madeline Gaver
Isanogle & Wagaman
Majolica Jardiniere
John Eisenhauer
Oxford
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
L. E. Mullinix
J.B. Walker
Neidig and Miller
John LD. Hendrickson
New Assignments Set for Frederick Division of Pennsylvania Railroad
The Frederick Division will be abolished on June 1. Superintendent Joseph B. Baker Jr. moves to Cambria and Clearfield Division in Oregon, Pa. A W Orwig becomes transportation chief for the Columbia Frederick span and then joins Baltimore Division. Others shift to Maryland Division roles in Wilmington Delaware. Drenning and Amig stay in York until Baltimore assumes control, then transfer to Baltimore office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph B. Baker
Cambria & Clearfield
Oregoon
A.W. Orwig
Columbia
Baltimore
A. H. Duboraw
Baker
O. K. Barrett
H. ©. Dreaving
Maryland
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railway
Wilmington
Del
Wage Scale Increase For B&O Railroad Workers
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will raise wages for shop workers across several locations including Mount Clare and Chicago Junction. About 4,000 employees gain from roughly 1 to 4 cents per hour, averaging around 6 percent, starting June 1. The increase is voluntary and aims to align pay with workers in similar roles amid high demand. Washington County to receive 13,000 from Fuller Syndicate for its Western Maryland Railroad stake. County bonds totaling 279,500 will be retired using the Fuller funds, with additional bond purchases planned through Mackubin Goodrich & Co. on an income basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mount Clare
Brunswick
Chicago Junction
Grafton
Newark
Ocumberland
Potter
Ecale
Washington Counry
Fuller Syndicate
Western Maryland Railroad
Washington County
G. Clem Goodrich
Mackubin, Goodrich & Co
Baltimore
Frederick inspection tour of rail divisions visits city
A party of officials from the Frederick division of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore division of the Northern Central Railroad arrived in Frederick. The group included Happ, Morrison, Donnelly, Primmer, MacP'sul, Hoffman, Miler, Minsker, Cooper, Pitcher, Reinicker, clerk M. W., Baker, Crowig, Brooks, and Culberson. They inspected the warehouse depot and tracks before returning to Baltimore via York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad
Happ
J. B. Morrison
J. Donnelly
J. H. Primmer
J. H. MacP'sul
G. W. Hoffman
J.D. Miler
J. Minsker
W. L Cooper
T. L. Pitcher
W. G. Reinicker
M. W
J.B. Baker
A. Wy. Crowig
Mr. Brooks
Frank Culberson
York
State Normal School Graduates Named from This County
Normal School graduates include Annabel Hartman Anns G Bressing Lonrie Clarkson Elizabeth Mercier Rows KR LaMar and Mary Bi Kimmel all from this county, completing studies at the State Normal School yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Annabel 5. Hartman
Anns G. Bressing
Lonrie T. Clarkson
Elizabeth W. Mercier
Rows
KR. LaMar
Mary Bi. Kimmel
State Normal School
New Bank Examiner Succeeds Colonel Griffith
John U. Markell named bank examiner for Maryland district to replace Colonel William B. Griffith who resigned abruptly. Senator McComas had signaled Markell’s appointment while implying Griffith would stay. Comptroller Ridgely said McComas knew nothing of Griffith’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John U. Markell
District of Maryland
William B. Griffith
Thad
Colonel Griffith
Markell
McComas
Griffith
Maryland patronage fight shapes future federal appointments
The long dispute over patronage in Maryland slows the placement of Mr. Markell and complicates Jacksonian goals. Pearce favored Markell for a subtreasury post, then Ravensrofski took the Sixth district slot, leaving Markell as a back examiner. New nominations from President Roosevelt loom, with several offices slated for Senate action pending resignations and confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Markell
Representative Pearce
Sloan
Pearce
Mr. Ravenssrosf
Markeil
Comptroller of
Senate
Roosevelt
Stone
United States District Attorney
Rose
John F. Langhammer
United States
Marshall Airy
Robert A. Rvenu Crofe
Port Hams
William T. Malster
Cable
Internal Revenue
Goldsborough
Mace
Barrett
Tor Vbert
Shaw
McComas
Bowling
Washington
Baltimore
Mr. Mudd
Mage
Roossvelt
Gorman for President Strong in New York says Meek
Buffalo resident Norman B. Meek reports to a New York press correspondent that Senator Gorman of Maryland is a conservative Democrat with valuable counsel on national party matters. He notes Gorman’s strength in New York and among leading Democrats in New York City and among Tammany leaders. Meek believes Gorman would win the presidency if nominated and that he is the stronger man versus Bul. Also mentions zinc and grinding in unrelated line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Norman B. Meek
Buffalo
New York
Senator Gorman
Maryland
O & Rewspaper
New York State
New York City
Tammany
Somal Ressons
Politzer
Bul
Beulah B Brown Funeral Held At Rocke
Beulah B Brown funeral occurred yesterday at her Rocke home after services at the M B church led by Rev P O Edwards. The crowded service featured many floral emblems including a gates ajar and a tim motif. Pallbearers were Ernest Lambert John Knode Ernest Sigafoose Lindsay Stankel Oland McGahs and George Hickman Jr. Interment was in St Luke's cemetery with A J Colbert funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah B. Brown
Rocke
M. 8
P. O. Edwards
Tim
Ernest Lambert
John Knode
Ernest Sigafoose
Lindsay Stankel
Oland McGahs
George Hickman, Jr
St. Luke's Cemetery
A. J. Colbert
Poultry Prices Soar and Big Carp Caught In Local Fishing
Poultry now very high as Baltimore commission merchants report values above any time in 15 years. Old fowls quoted yesterday at 14.4 to 14.9 cents per pound at wholesale. In Monopany, Otho Anderson caught two carp yesterday, including a 20 pounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Commission
Otho Anderson
Frederick Building Association Series No 8 stock offer
On June 7 1902 the Frederick Building Association will issue one stock for Series No 8 at 20 cents a week per share. Each share equals 100. An entrance fee of 10 cents per share. Interest on loans is 4 16 per 100 per year. Shares available from Secretary J W L Carty at the Frederick County National Bank or Saturdays at the association office. Joan Q Harpr president. Natics H O Ossper and Chas S Hitelbar ger opened a saloon at Mountain dale with liquor and beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Joan QO. Harpr
Farcical early 1900s sale notices and notices from Frederick area
A messy collage of ads and notices from Frederick area papers including a long catalog of Thai model goods such as fans parasols and handkerchiefs, a Republican county convention notice set for May 31 1902, plus local market and excursion announcements. Also lists of events by Reformed church Feagaville and Visitation Academy, and a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion schedule with fares.
Local Frederick shop offers vast summer goods low prices
OHN BENDRICKSON 7 P.8 Elke Decoration Goods NEIDIG & MILLER advertise summer necessities at low Taylor prices. Mens hosiery ladies lisle and cotton garments, Egyptian cotton items, underwear and gloves listed with prices. Prescription and family needs at Clinton Main, Isanogle Wagaman, and Frederick addresses. Baskets and glassware for commencement gifts also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luca Lisle
Faulea
Atles
Otton
Ladlee Pisin Lisle
Opera Lislea
Ulisses
Fine Laces and Linens at Doll and Albaughs Frederic ME
GEO. 3. RODOOK & CO offer a rare collection of trimmings. 500 yards fine sheer Indix Linens at 120 a yard. D & 0 NICODEMUS dentist at 50 North Market Street Frederick Co. office open at all hours. Noah Oramer noted with Frederic addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll & Albsugh Bulldine
North Market Street
Frederic, Megoirdachy
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Noah
Oramer
Right Goods and Prices Fill Busy Local Store
L. BE and MULLINGZ announce a busy season for housekeepers with new From Coverings, shades for beds, and rooms to paper. The store promises the right goods at the right prices and a wide selection not found elsewhere in the city, featuring floor coverings and West decorations for spring and summer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Jacob Rohrback
Atty
the Pitney
Atlantic City
Lean Hama
J. Schroeder
Eee News Office
Broderick Building Assn
Caspers & Hituelberger
Bartholow’s
Patrick St
Moser
Central ‘Bardware Co
Maria Griffith
Laura Fisher
McKaig
Sandey
Mies Sosie Griffith
Libertytown
John Wesley A. M. EB
Jones
M. E. Dudrow
Margaret GB. Dudrow
George W. Dudrow
North Cheater Street
Siewera
Col. W. F. Mauleby
Frederick Division
NEW Bank Examiner
H. O. Ossper
Chas. S. Hitelbarger
Mountaindale
Fishing Creek
John Hendrickson
Akova
Rheas Oods
Bartholow's
Uss
Bart Hown
Patrick Street
Young Ladies of the Reformed Church
Feagaville
Aneovnation of the
Visitation Academy
F. F. Smith
Elbars
Todd
D. D
The
Woman's College
McCardell’s
Wao
C. Boteler
Medical Department of
Kansas
Oleg" University
London
N. Market St
Washington and
Baltimoore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N.J
Rehoboth Beach
Baltimore Ohio R. A
Ohn Bendrickson
Elke
Neidig & Miller
Nze & Millie
Farkhion
Mirana
Taylor
Ali
Clinton E. Main
Clinton
Main
O. & P. Phons
Beau
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Csiba Glassware, &C
Longekeepers
F. B
GEO
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P.rice
East Fourth Street
Alantell and Tile
Willard
Keller
Patrick Bireet
Aldo
Walter Rows
East South Street
Joseph Greil
Frederieke
Sid
Meade
Sam
East
Panest
Farmers’and Mechanics’ Natonal Bank of Frederick, Mantre
Art, Olivet
C. B. Saylor
H.E. Wilcoxon
GARDS
D. Petermar
Franklin Street
Marzsdawhy
W. Gaver
Ofice
Court Street
Devilbias
Amos Urner
Devileiss & Urneer
Insurance
Barthoows
Patrick Stree
Clemanniilie
Lion Chorsk
Rixton
Chariosville
Trohooret
Hoax
Walkeratilia
Mohler
Braddock
Miarink
FOI
Btopiste News
Colum
L. Be, Mullingz
L. E. Mulainee
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