May 30 in History and notices from The Daily News
Historical notes mark the death of Peter Paul Rubens born 1577 and fame for his Descent From the Cross while Pope Alexander died and other listed figures. The issue includes advertisements for farms curtains bank goods and other items with a note asking subscribers to report irregularities in receipt of papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Paul Rubens
Rubens
Rome
Antwerp
Alexander Pope
Paris
Poivente
Joursattsr
Washington
Item
Death notices from Mt Pleasant area claim and kin
J Wm. Boerier died at home near Mt Pleasant at 2 am Monday. Survived by widow and seven children Fannie Fogle Woodboro Mrs Lewis Locaner Mt Pleasant Mrs Edward Loohner near Mt Pleasant Jannie Gas John William and Darvin Barrer at home Funeral conducted 10 am in Daien chapel interment in nearby cemetery. Josiah Datrow died at home near Mt Pleasant about 10 am aged 75 years 12 months 3 days survived by wife three children Laura Reddick Libertytown Lizzie Wagner Walkersville Jacob L Duntrow and sister Mixa Jans Darrow Funeral details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J WM. Boeriee
J. Wm. Burrisr
Mt. Pleasant
Fannie Fogle
Woodaboro
Lewis Locaner
Edward Loohner
Jannie
Gas
John
William
Darvin Barrer
Slock
Daien
Mr. Lewis
Josiah Datrow
Ms. Pressant
Laura Reddick
Lizzie Wagner
Libertytown
Jacob L. Duntrow
Walkersville
Siso
Mixa Jans Darrow
Memorial Day Parade and Services at Mt Oliver Cemetery
Military escort for veterans in March to Mt Oliver Cemetery paid tribute to fallen comrades. Reynolds Post No 2 and G A R observed Memorial Day with a march led by the Woodsboro Band, Sons of Veterans, and Captain Clarke Davilbiz. Fraternal orders attended and a speaker was Wm. P. Menisby at Francie Scott Key monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Oliver Cemetery
Breynolds Post
G. A. BR
Pass
D. John Markty
P O. Sof
Mt. Oliver
Sons of Watermins
Francie Scott Key
Wm. P. Menisby
G. A. B. Hall
Graduating Recital at Mire McDaniel’s School Featured
The School of Expression presented senior performances including Tennyson’s Princesses with capable acting by Pearl Smith, Price Young, and Edna Roderock. A university drill by Princess Ida’s pupils impressed, and graduates Louise James and Edna Roderock received diplomas from Hor Milton G. Amer amid remarks on teaching and student effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puptie
Mire McDaniel
Pearl Smith
Pysoke
Price Young
Blanche
Edna Roderock
Courtney Williams
Isabella Zimmerman
Ho Hing
Mary Molesworth
Besaia Castle
Helen Hershberger
Amy Fabrnay
Janisr
Princess
the Princesa
Ida
Louise James
Psyche
Blanobs
Inctructora
Prica Young
Melisss
Blendie
Violet
Ipse
Amy Fahroey
Princes
Ednas Rogeruck
Florian
Courtnay Williams
Cyril
Prince
Isabalis Zimmerman
Gams
King
Isther Tolde
Ipze
Gama
Bessia Castle
Vivian LaMar
Daisy Gaoil
Ruth Fisher
Pauline Rader
Mildred DeLashmurt
Amy Fabruey
Margaret Ford
Regina Roedeck
Elizabeth Beder
Floy Hiteshew
Mable Kingley
Evta Schaeffer
Maury Castle
Naomi Hershberger
Hana Schaeffar
Herrietts McDaniel
Local weddings mark quiet spring unions
Daniel G Kisser of this city married Jane Miss Basford of Savage Michigan at the bride's mother's home in Savage yesterday afternoon. Rev A B Bites officiated. The couple will reside at 157 West Patrick Street. Wm D Webb of Poplar Springs and Anna FE Swomisy of Nameville Frederick county wed quietly on May 19. Raymond M Heiser and Aunis May Estaon married in this city on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eissler—Basford
Daniel G. Kisser
Jane
Gera May Basford
Savage
Laura Basford
A. B. Bites
M.E. Church
Washington
West Patrick Street
Swomley
Wm. D. Webb
Poplar Springs
Howard County
Anna FE. Swomisy
Njameville
Frederick County
A.J. Gill
Strike Averted at Stephens City Lime Works
A threatened strike at the M. 3- Grave lime works in Stephens City Virginia was averted yesterday when the owners granted the demands of about 200 workers. The men, seeking shorter hours and higher pay, returned to work after the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Free Kindergarten Exhibition Opens at Market and All Saints Streets
The Free Kindergarten will close tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with an exhibition of the children's work in the school rooms at Market and All Saints Streets. M C 4 Building Fund campaign reports progress with $17,513 raised to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainte
M.C
Company O
Week's Transfers and Courts Report for Frederick County
Week ended Wednesday noon May 33 1905 reports real estate deeds from Charles H. Green to Robert Sims and others with various sums, marriage licenses for Haber Betsoo Bordette Warthaz Grimes Green, and Orphans' Court actions including inventories, guardian accounts, executors' accounts and administration notices for several estates in Frederick County with multiple names and properties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogicera
Comets
Ars
Tranefers Ar Real Astute
Circuit
Charles H. Green
Robert Sims
Coauty
James B. Weiss
John Boseard
Comnsy
Samuel
Anthony S. Marino
City
F.R. Besgr
John B Ford
Troetece
Frederick County
Jescactie Johsgod
James H. Evacs
Simos
Frederick A. Gavin
Clarm DeLachmoth
Ross
Taylor and
West Damarcus
Frank Grimes
Maud Green
Walkersville
Orphass’ Court
Perconal
Hristy DL
Smith
Charles E. Shark
Aivsi E Bansenbaugh
Flora B. Sensenbaugh
Soond
Tipton A. Sharativ
Susan R. Thomas
Josiah &. Thomas
Cephas M. Thomez
Governor Warfield Aims to Shield State From Naval Danger
Governor Warfield plans to preempt a threat to the cruiser Maryland tomorrow near Anapolis. F W Resley of Prince Georges elected State forester by the State Forestry Board. A Maryland Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis branch organized at Gambierga. Death by suicide reported for George F Richstein 36 at 2935 Walbrook Baltimore. Pennsylvania Railroad opens new Susquehanna bridge between Perryville and Havre de Grace. Garretts donate 2300 acres of forest land to state forest reserve. Geological Survey seeks convicts to quarry stone for Baltimore Washington road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Maryland
Anaspolia
F. W. Resley
Prince Georges
State Forestry Board
Maryland Society For the Prevention and Relief
Gambriéga
Dircess
Marsinch
Protestans Episcopal Church
Armberlsed
George F. Richstein
Walbrook Avenue
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Susquehanna River
Perry Ville
Havra de Graces
Messrs
Robert
John W. Garrett Haas
Ised
Garratt County
Geological Survey Commission
House of Correction
Baltimore Washington Road
Hort Whie Stealing Ride
Alonzo Jones a colored boy about 15 years old jumped on an N O B R train as it left Freier ck depot at 6 pm yesterday. He was dragged along the car step to Seventh street where he fell breaking feet and legs and was injured. Dr G Bourne gave care and he was able to be home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Jones
Freierck
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
G. Bourne
Woman Injured in Fall Near Shooks Town
Mia John Stockmen, of near Shooks town, fell while moving a blanket and passed through a door to a stairway. She tumbled down stairs, struck her face, and broke her right arm near the wrist. Dr. Frank A. Hedges treated her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia John Stockmen
Shookstown
Frank A. Hedges
Eight year old injured by window accident at home
Rath Klipp, eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Klips, sustained a painful wound to the left foot yesterday at her West Fifth Street home. She threw a rake through a window, jumped through, and the rake piece pierced her heel. She was reported as improving this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gies
Recital by Genevra Johnstone-Bishop at the College
The reviewer praises Genevra Johnstone-Bishop for a powerful yet sweet voice. A recital is scheduled at the college on Friday evening, promising inspired singing and high enthusiasm for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevra Johnstone
Bishop
Butffalo
Cman College
Une i
Local market price notes for grain and wheat types
Fragmented market bulletin lists prices such as 2.60 and 52 cents per bushel for wheat No 9 red with No 3 and 792 steamsz figures, plus 30 cents per bushel for Saahal. Units and spellings are unclear but indicate commodity quotes and damaged lot references across multiple line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson & Nicodemas
Onis
Locust Swarms Reported Near Reaky Springs
Locusts arrive in large numbers around the Reaky Springs area with Tacasts observed among the swarms, marking a notable pest issue for residents and farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaky Springs
Political maneuvering for naval officer post in Maryland
The Maryland delegation seeks jobs for Roosevelt allies as Bonaparte delays appointments. Generals and candidates clash over the naval officer post, assistant treasurer, immigration commissioner, marshal, district attorney and collector roles. Western Maryland seeks favor. Sixth district emphasizes Roosevelt support and parity with other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Jackson
Roceevelt
Elt
Bonaparte
Ball
Sreagorer
Deisy le Hus
Madd
Pearre
Belt
Harpin
Ocionel Paaris
Navy Department
Secratary Bonaparte
Harp
Stuart MacDonald
Mc Pearce
Thas
Wechter
Lasghammer
Sudh
General MacDonald
Fifth
Jscksor
Mudd
Wachter
Baltimore City
Osalet
Lergs
Ravencorofe
Roosevelt
Chisa Wedding Anniversary Observed in Araby
Mr and Mrs I G Waits celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Monday May 21 at their Araby home. A large group of friends joined the evening with a dining room table set with fine place settings. Many gifts were received from relatives and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Waltz and a host of attendees from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisa
I.G. Waits
Araby
Waltz
Maud
Paul Walter
Frank Waltz
Allie
Ada
Gay and
Noble Waltz
Jennie
Mamia
Sid Stiera Whitmore
N. E. Wackner
Walter
Liouard
Eldridge
Oland Wachter
Thomas
Whitmore
Rev
Dell
Poe
Urbans
Edward Knodle
Royecd
Pauline
Hagerstown
Local Health Notes From City Streets
Mr. Wm Hammond remains ill at his Sixth street home. Mrs Denils Everhart of East Fourth street has recovered enough to be out. Miss Annie Hont of East Sixth street has improved after illness. Miss Grace Shipley, formerly at Frederick Otsy Hospital, has returned home to West Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missus Mamie
Hettie Hahn
Bsgerstown
George F. Hace
Washington
Jasse W. Dawasy
New Market
Frederick
Wm. G. Birely
North Market Strass
J. W. Young
West Patricketresk
Baltimore
Francis Laschrist
Savanth Street
Oaio
Mrr
Quaries Robarts
Hagerstown
George D. Norris
Valerville
Ira Bamzburg
Lacy Davin
Hegerstown
George BK. Scheel
Mt. Airy
Wm. Burck
West South Street
George DaLashmutt
Charles F. Kock
South Market
Katia Roberts
Third Street
Mise Bths Smith
Bedford
de. H. FE. Smith
East Church Street
Edgar Phebas
Hanover
Lucie Davin
Viola Rostkey
Mamie
Pan-Mar
Franklin H. Harrington
Jesse Atkinson
Kilestown
East Fourth Strees
Deears
George
John Mehrling
Frank A Lntz
Washington, D. C
Andora
Laomas Sobley
Wm. E. Fillar
Dorothy
Mary
East Third Street
Lorettsville
Marian
Hickman
Philadelphis
Haverford
L'vergool
Snea
England
Paris
Thomas S. Callex
Johrn Hopkins Hospital
Bsitimore
Callen
de Garmendia
Pepsiia de Garmendis
Miss de Garmendia
Spain
Bon of
Battenberg
Bseu
Miss de Garmendix
Spsin
Wm. Hammond
Sixth Street
Annie Hont
East Sixth Street
Grace Shipley
Frederick Otsy Hospital
West Patrick Straet
Oil well report from BRameborg farm in W Va
Goods Yield of OIF Mr Robert Asmabarg on West Patrick street received a tether from Eastern Oil Company Buffalo NY stating that off well No 6 on the Brameborg farm in Yellow Creek Gol hour County West Virginia showed 120 barrels daily and well No T was drilling at a depth of 1550 feet on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Asmabarg
West Patrick Street
Easstern Oi Company
Buffalo
Brameborg
Yallow Creek
Golhour County
W. Va
Local notice about missing umbrella and public events in Frederick Md
A messy clipping mentions a blue silk umbrella taken from Dr Burok with a gun metal knob and warns the thief to return it. It lists public debates at Mile High School, a contest between Robert J Hidgsly and Robert D Hamm on women voting, and a United Festival Donations drive with dates and locations across the city. Also notes trader licenses due by May 31 1966 and local services offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Burok
Mile High School
Robert J. Hidgsly
Myersville
Robert D. Hamm
Frederick
Funeral Services for Mrs Charles Onley and Bre. A Sohnson
Funeral services were held yesterday at 10 o'clock for Mrs Charles Onley and Bre. Wo. A. Sohnson at Buckeystown. Both served as devout members of Buckeystown Church and the Laboring Sons and Daughters Society. Relatives from the city attended as pallbearers named for each deceased. interment followed at Bope Gul cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Onley
Wo. A. Sohnson
Buckeystown
W. 8. Jones
Danial Collins
Laboring Sona and Daughters Society
Oclay
Jobe H. Brewe
John A. Scogging
Daniel Fell
Sylvester Brown
Henson
Lesiiand
Frank 0. Makell
Johnson
John Neiman
Charles Whims
Richard Offord
Frank Lee
William Thomas
Joseph Bell
Bope Gul
The Clansman to Be Seen at City Opera House
Horses on the stage boost drama as a racing chariot scene echoes Ben Hur. The Clansman by Thowan Dixon Jr requires trained horses and handlers with Khoxees for a successful onstage showing. The play premieres next Saturday afternoon and evening at City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thowan Dixon, Jr
Kn Kicx Kina
Mr. Dixon
City Opera House
Establishment adds to gar ment department with new fabrics and prices
Advert says additions to the garments department featuring White Duck Skirt at 982 and weather at 125. It lists stock as fall and plenty with superfine women’s union suits, lisle and silk vests, and a wide range of nets and linens with prices from 25c to 75c and up to $7.50 for Brussels nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmens
Bern
Ste
Brussels
Local Loan Notice and Advertisements in One Issue
A cluttered page shows a $1,000 loss note with 10 shares, weekly losses for 350 weeks and loan interest details totaling 1,165.00, plus loaned amount 1,000.00. The item lists directors and officers, then shifts to Eastman photographic goods, season openings, and local matting rug promotions with several business names and addresses. Assertions about cigars and matting rugs follow, ending with Mullinix.
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Cetezens
D. Baker
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
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H.D. Baker
WK. G. Seam
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Depersas
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Rawescuxa
Mtsos
Baccxs
Gaxa
C. M. Txosas
Daxizt Baxss
Sumer
W. MC Bircure
United Festival
North Side
Patrick
Beeely
Thorndey
Samce
T. Harryes
Tate
T. Engle
Fourth Street
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Park Hotel
Butlding
E. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Net
Bank iBuilding
John Mexdrickson
Aisk
Josh Hendrickeor
Needigo & Miller
Aulta
Sherr Liegerle
Breidig & Miller
Frederick Building Association
Asso
J. W. A. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Thomas H. Hailer
A M. Landauer
E. B. Sappington
Carty
Barrry
W. Bowers
J. Henry Lamp
W. Carty
J. D. Hagan
Benj. F. Esich
G. BH. Zimmerman
Eastman Photographic
Ercaison
Valley View Onttage
Braddock Heights
Mes. de
Cuas
Zreugeyan
Xvus
Besant
Oisy Hotel
L. E. Mulling
Cail
Sea
L. BE
Mullinix
Robote
Bargaif
Grosge
Rodour
Thos. P. Rice
Ipaowap
P. Rice
Palais
Cecil's
Gatarday
Morgan Croll
Fancy and Siapie Grocerins NO
West Patricks Street
Lowther Forrest
North Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
North Market Street
Mildtt
Belene
East Church Streee
Wea
Church Street
Eric Markdawly
Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimars
Bret
Murizdariy
C. L. Refauver
Ours
Ispradis
Millemnery
Gost
Herrera Millinery
S. MarketStreet
Richison Building
F. B. Sappington
Standard Oil Company
Niagara
B. Bappingtor
Ons Door
City Mall
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