In History Notes From The Daily News Nov 12
Events include the death of poet Chiatver born 1323 and the passing of English actor Charles Kemble in London in 1773. Other items mention Montmerenel Duede a French marshal wounded at St Denis and Clara Fisher Maeder's death in Metuchen New Jersey. The Parts exposition of 2960 closed.
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Chiatver
Montmerenel
Duede
France
Battle of
St. Denis
Brisbane
Republic
Louis Napoteur
Ka — Charles Kemble
Mre. Siddons
John P. Kemble
London
Clara Fisher Maeder
Metuchen
N. J
Henry Villard
Thewood Park
The
Hudson
Government control of railroads and telegraphs urged
In a fiery editorial plea Rev. Smimay Blagpen calls for U S government ownership and management of all railroads and the telegraph system to improve safety and reduce accidents. He cites recent Missouri crash deaths and compares U S and English railway fatalities while urging legal action for damages against negligent companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companian
Boosh-Tucker Hse Joss
United States
Foica
Congress
Astvica
Jesus
Smimay Blagpen
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Mains
Bridges Opened After County Examination at Six Mills
Bridges completed at Fark Mills Glasan 3401 Jones Mill House Chapel Eller ton and New London opened for ratification after county commissioners examined and accepted them. The board of supervisors of elections burned alleged ballots at Wilcoxon Brown's lumber yard. A bold advertisement promises buyers clear verification of terms when goods are present.
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St Fark Mills
Glsan
Jones’ Mill
House's Chapel
Ellerton
New London
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Wilcoxon & Brown
Emergency Hospital of Frederick County Formed After Medical Society Meeting
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the Frederick County Medical Society gathering at the society hospital. Dr Charles W Goldsborough was named president with Drs David M Devilbles and E L Beckley as vice presidents. The hospital will host clinical sessions led by specialists from Baltimore area hospitals and universities. Trustees announced include Drs W B Wagner and W C Johnson among others. The hospital is non sectarian and open to physicians seeking its facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society of
Frederick County
Charles W. Goldaborough
Walkersville
David M. Devilbles
E. L. Beckley
Middletown
Ira J. McCurdy
Wm_O. Johnson
H. F. Goszendanner
Dre. W. B. Wagner
Wilson A. Long
H.8. Hedges
W.H. Kable
Geo. W. Yourtse
M. A. Birely
Jos. H. Leth
R. W. Trapnell
T.C. Routaon
D. W.R. Orom
Stone
Srst
J. McCurdy
W. 0. Johnson
H. P. Fanrney
B. Smith
Jesse W. Downey
Chas. W. Goldsborough
Samuel Claggett
Ralph R. Browsing
BE. L. Beckley
de. W. B. Wagner
LD. E. Stone
Jessa W. Downey
Henry P. Fahrney
Wm. C. Johnson
Franklin B. Smith
T. Grande Boutaon
Baltimore
Injunction Halts Frec dplain Lotter Sale of Oline Estate
An injunction stopped the 9 o'clock sale of Col George T Oline estate at Lawndale Frederick county. Nicholas Oline, heir, obtained the restraining order from Judges Motter and Henderson arguing letters of administration were not yet issued. Executors Yeakle Warfield and Maulsby plan to pursue administration and reschedule the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qo. Oline
George T. Oline
Lawndale
Col. Olige
Frederick
Nicholas O. Olas
Belra
Geo. T. Oline
Messra
Aquilla R. Yeakle
Edwin A. Warfield
Colonel Oline
Nicholas ©. Oline
William P. Maulsby
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Motter
Henderson
Thas
Purely Personal Notices From Baltimore and Nearby
Purely personal items note Miss Emily Manlsby in Baltimore and several locals visiting Baltimore, with mentions of Mr. Charles S. Emmert, Rev. Francis B. Craig, Mr. Roy Ruland, Mr. Frank Bentz, Mr. Pavel Bransom, Mrs. Jennie Schley Miller, and Mrs. C. Howard’s family. Also referenced is the Chestertown wedding of Miss McSherry and Miss Dorsey, with a large Baltimore party aboard the steamer Annapolis lent by Capt. William Q. Elingon of Tolchester Steamship Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Manlsby
Baltimore
Charles S. Emmert
Hagers‘town
Francis BE. Craig
Roy Ruland
Frank Bentz
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Pavel Bransom
New York
Frederick
Jennie Schley Miller
West Patrick Street
Thurmont
Howard
Francie Dorsey Howard
Miza Osroline Spurrier McSherry
Mies M. Imogen Dorsey
Franklin Street
Walter George's Opera Singers at City Opera House
Walter George's signs opera singers will headline at City Opera House on Wednesday evening November 18 as the first attraction in the M. M. A. course. The act features a humorous program of comic operas and operettas with performers in striking red and black costumes. Repertoire includes Uncle Samuel, The Waterman, The King’s Command, and other comedic pieces. George himself is described as a versatile, delightful entertainer with a fine baritone voice, delivering witty songs and sketches with vivacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter George
City Opera House
Uncle Samuel
Arthur Law
George Grossmith
C. Bridgeman
W. Beedell
Duprez
A. Oeliier
the Waterman
Dibdin
King
Knight Summers
Louis Honig
Boys Temperance Association Holds Special Meeting
The Boys Temperance Association met at 7 30 pm in the W W T U rooms. Ralph and Roy Schroeder sang I Am a Little Sanbeam. Ames Hendrickson read a story. Rogers Shipley sang. Miss Duvall and Mr Ira Logan spoke. Mrs McClelland gave a farewell address. New superintendent Mrs T Freeman Dizon was introduced before America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Logan
McClelland
Mareabill Schroecer
T. Freeman Dizon
America
Missing team from Ridgeville linked to Washington trip
A horse and buggy hired from a Ridgeville livery was traced to W. E. Geary of Hagerstown. Maudsay, a mis-spelled Ridgeville location, received a letter from Jack Andar son, owner of the Central Hotel, describing a meeting with a friend at Ridgeville. The team traveled to the Eagle Hotel studio, then to Washington, with Geary following by car driven by Chas Emmert.
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Ridgeville
Horee
Washington
Mr. Geary
Chas Emmert
Local items and oddities from West Church street to mill quotes
Brief bits report West Church street painting by Mr Lamps and Mrs Gitlin, a quip about reforming a gambler, plus oddities about yarning and dialect. Mountain City Mill quotes list barrel and bushel prices for eggs, wheat, creamer, and oats, noting slow sales may reflect the goods rather than ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
November Weddings at Needwood Forest in Maryland
Misa Mary Digges Lee wed William Mer vie Randal of New York at Needwood Forest near Poterville in quiet ceremony due to groom’s father’s illness. Father Lee officiated with Rev. James O Connell. The couple departed for a wedding tour and will reside in New York.
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Misa Mary Digges Lee
William Riervin Handal
New York
Chapman
Vanunort Nuptuala
Chestertown
God
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Needwood Forest
Poteraville
William Mer’ Vie Randal
Father Lee
Washington, D. C
James O'Connell
William Breckinridge
Thornton Woodbury
Joseph Jenkins Lee
Frederick Select Orchestra
Murray Bridges
William Andrew Murray
Lincolnton
N. C
Rebecca Bridge
Robert Bridges
Hancock
Presbyterian
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles Murrey
Toronto
Canada
Musicia
Sallie Faulkner
Ross Johnston Tucker
Lexington
Elizabeth Hanson
Whitington
Del
Mary
Florence Pyle
Poolesville
Sara Henderson
Rocksville
Henry St. George Carmichael
Edwin W. Bamshett
Walter Williams
Henry Percival Bridges
Baltimore
Ernest O. Henderson
Francis Wilbur Bridges
J. E. Ewell
Qgbarobk
St. Thomas
Breathed Bridges
Louise Cahill
Frederick
Ring Bester
Misa
Virginia Tooker Carmichael
Niecs
Mary Dandridge Bridges
Hroestine Henderson
News of the Churches in a Local Parish Scene
The German Baptist Brethren held a love feast at West Fourth Street church with services from 2 PM, including an ordination of feet washing at 5 30 PM and Lord's Supper to close. St Mary’s Episcopal guild reported 25 members, a strong financial showing, and planned rectory improvements with a sale upcoming. Cardinal Gibbons confirmed 203 youths at St Mary’s Barnesville, with high mass by Father Maguire and a post service reception at Rev Gilbert H McDonald’s home attended by ministers from nearby towns.
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Tressurer
Gardinal Gibbons
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Barnesville
Father Maguire
Buckeystown
Gilbert H. McDonald
Mackin
Washington
Williams
Rockville
Clements
Bradshaw
Kane
Frederick
The Marshall Stock Company Opens Three Night Run
The Louis Karshall Stock Company begins a three nights engagement at City Opera House tonight. Repertoire features rarely seen plays such as The Wooing of Bre Van Oost by Eugene Jepson Gypsy Jack with Wills Granger star in last season and Reaping the Harvest. The organization is complete and first class presentations will be given in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Stock Company
Louis Karshall Stock Company
City Opera House
Bre
van Oost
Eugene Jepson
Wills Granger
Parlor and Heating Stoves Advertised By Market Place
An old advertisement promotes a varied assortment of lamps including Nickel and Perfection Student lamps praised for steady white light ideal for reading. Also offers decorated Parlor Lamps and Cardinal Red Decorations. Heating stoves named Perfection on Heating Stoves touted as best for cool evenings. Located at 72 North Market Street in Bapfington.
Farm Barns Burn Across Several Counties
Fire destroyed the Pope barn at Aviston Allegany county and the Noah Thomas farm bank barn in Monroe Washington county. A Sanitary report notes a fatal runaway in Oakland and a 65 year old hotel man Samuel Mallalieo died suddenly in Millington. A 16 year old Albert Brown was accidentally shot at Hood's Mills Carroll county. Robert Pattus of Baltimore killed himself after attempting to harm his infant daughter. City notes report Third Street paving to reduce mud and dust from Church street to Middle alley and Chapel alley work underway.
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B. C. Pope
Aviston
Allegany County
J. A. Martin
Oakland
Noah Thomas
Monroe
Washington County
Samuel Mallalieo
Millington
Kent County
Albert Brown
Hood's Mills
Carroll County
Guining
Robert F. Pattus
Hanover Street
Baltimore
Perryville
Austin L. Crothers
Elton
United States
L. E. McComas
William K. Hoffman
Col
Buchanan Schley
Third Street
Middle Alley
Chapel Alley
Church Street
Obaroh Street
Oyater Supper and Bazar for St John’s Frederick Md 1905
An Oyater Supper and Bazar to benefit St John’s church Frederick Maryland will be in Junior Hall on the evenings of November 17 13 and 19 1905 A sumptuous supper will be served for Lidta Many artistic and useful articles for sale Admission 19 cents Oysters bass rock fish and other foods featured standards and streets oysters food for all categories.
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St. John's Church
Frederick
Lidta
Mullinix Store Promotes Large Rug Selection
L E Mullinix advertises carpets with large range of designs colors and sizes. Emphasizes perfect satisfaction and right prices. Invites customers to visit the new exhibit and view late arrivals, claiming the show is the finest yet in the city.
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Thomas D. Bowers
William Basilton, Jr
L. B. Keene Claggets
R. Lee Slingluff
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Ceiizens National Bank
Cliizens' National Bank OF Fredexmick
Prederivh
Busingssa
Ors
Lonny
Dlacounta
Cer
Perenne Ulm
Ee Banking House
Orente
Uipusurer
Elreu- Aton
Eee
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National Book
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Stave
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WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P. Correst
Geo
Smith
Thomas H Haller
J. D. Baker
John Thendrickson
Wlauter Wellbog
Fawoost
Gous Itnvoaioxson
Garmenta
Neldig & Miller
Santtary
Mable
Manor
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Amain’s
North Market Street
the City Hotel Grill
Godul
St. Mary’s
Episcopal Guild
Ali Bator
Boms
Domestic Building Association
Berles No. 7
Par Vale
Particulata
BR. B. Sarrixeros
Wivecr
Dova
Washingon
Retorn
Frederick ‘Vis
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. B. Sappington
Bapfingtor
North Market Pree
George
Rodock & Co
BIORE
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A .T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
Thomas EB
Rick
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer’s Exchange
Pan Frederick County
Gerner E
All Saints and Carrot Bteests
Poonwees
Hull & Reich
Flngravine
Hull & Eeicg
Peterman
City
Marizdawly
D. H. BE. Smith
Ofice
Eldawiy
Nicodemus
D* Destis
North Marset Strest
Phore Adaris
Darlor
Newling Ligolsume
C. E. Cline
Qarpet
Newspaper Thehive
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L. E .Mullinix
L. B. Mulliniz
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