This Date In History November 18 Highlights
The item lists historic events and births and deaths tied to November 18 across years. Notable entries include Cardinal Steginald Pole’s death, Sir David Wilkie’s birth, Philip Schuyler’s death, Franz Sigel’s birth, Grand Duke Alexis receival in New York, Chester A Arthur’s death, Rev Charles Deems’ death, and Eli H. Murray’s death, with scattered dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steginald Pole
Canterbury
Delaware River
Wis
David Wilkie
You—Philip John Schuyler
Albany
Franz Sigel
Lelees
Hanover
Grand Duke
Alexis of Russia
New York
George Lew
Chester Alan Arthur
United States
New York City
Charles F. Deems
Church of the Strangers
Eli H. Murray
Utah
Bowling Green
Admiral Schley Honored Guest Arrives in Frederick
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, war hero of Santiago, arrives in Frederick at 1:55 PM as a guest of Miss Mary Goldsborough. Bells and steam whistles signal the welcome, crowds gather despite rain, and a public reception is planned for Saturday night at the City Opera House with a parade and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Winfield Scott Schley
Frederick Sounty
Spain
Santiago
Frederick Ne
Admiral Schley
Frederick
Mary Goldsborough
Washington
Frederick Junction
Clinton
Miss Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Richards & Pringle Minstrel Company
Chilton
City Register
Edward Nelson
E. ¥. Goldsborough
City Opera House
Chiltion
Milton G. Urner
Douglass H. Hargett
P. M. Hiteshew
J. C. Hardt
George
Rodock
Edward Welson
Jacob Robrhack
W. C. Birely
McClintock Young
Col
Ira Trier
Roger Wood
Board of Aldermen
D. C. Winebrewer
John A. Lynch
Wm. P. Maulsby
F. J. Nelson
John C. Motier
James McSherry
Henry Williams
Robert G. McPherson
Jacob B. Tyson
Adolphus Fearhake
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas H. Haller
J. Dennis Murphy
G. A. Dean
W. C. Botelet
Charles W. Ross
Edwin ©. Markell
B. A. Gittapher
John E. R. Wood
Chas. E. Trail
Frank G. Norxwcod
Glenn H. Worthington
W. Saunders
Jos. W. Gaver
Eichelberger
Rev
C. W. Stinespring
J.H. Lampe
Everest Harding
Henry G. Doll
John E. Price
Singletons Stall
P.L. Gargett
John Gomber
J. Li Massey
Wilard C. Keller
John Bi. Sbbott
HC. Zacharias
Henry W. Bowers
Ddaward
Hoack
The Saturday News Preview Of Its Eight Page Issue
The Saturday News promises an eight page paper with features on Hell's Crossing a Kilmer article about the Santiago campaign. Also notes on Frederick freight depot history Sunday school lesson livestock farm and garden dairy and creamery and miscellaneous brief pieces with Mary Jane letters and market reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell's Crossing
Kilmer
Santiago
San Juan
Mary Jane
Pleasant Personal News From Frederick and Nearby
Mr. George Geddis of York Pa. was in Frederick yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Burg expected home today from a Northern trip. Mr. McGill Belt of Dickinson Station was in the city yesterday. Dr Birnie of Taneytown visited Frederick yesterday. Miss Mollie Carson of Hagerstown visits Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dell of this city. Mrs. M. Dell of Baltimore visits her son W. B. Dell proprietor of the Groff House. Mr. E S Pyler, on business in Frederick, leaves for Hagerstown today. Mrs. John J. Griffiss of Mount Vernon Place Baltimore visits her sister Mrs. Victor Baughman. Mrs. Carroll Mercer returns from Camp Meade where she spent time with Captain Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geddis
York
Frederick
Burg
McGill Belt
Dickinson Station
Birnie
Taneytown
Carroll County
Mollie Carson
Hagerstown
W. B. Dell
M. Dell
Baltimore
Groff House
E.S. Pyler
John J. Griffiss
Mount Vernon Place
Victor Baughman
Carroll Mercer
Camp Meade
Captain Mercer
Wheat Holds Steady at 69 Cents in Frederick Market
Local market report shows wheat unchanged at 69 cents per bushel in Frederick with corn at 2 cents per bushel. Hood's Sarsaparilla offered as a tonic and purifier, touted for nerve support and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood
City Board Meeting Deliberations On Aldermen Actions
Wednesday evening session of the Board of Aldermen continued monthly routines. Water rates were set at a fixed charge per cubic foot while several vendor bills were approved for payment totaling amounts including market master reports and various contracted services. The mayor and city register were authorized to spend 25 for the city’s needy and numerous small disbursements were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metord
Billy
Board of Aldermen
Wm. A. Woodward
Standard Carbon Co
Gutty Percha & Rubber Co
Jats. Robertson Co
Winduct Mi'y Co
ABR
Yeakle
E.C. Ebert
F. T. Lakin
J. Baumgardner
Chas
Christmas Opening of Eisenhauer's China House In Frederick
The Christmas reception inaugurates the season at John Eisenhauer's china house with a splendid display of cut glass, china, bric a brac, and fine wares from Rudelstadt Haviland and Dresden. Lamps, ferns, and rich decorations illuminate the store as guests are welcomed by the proprietor and family, reflecting Frederick's progressive business spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eisenhauer
Rudelstadt
Haviland
Dresden
China
Liverpool
Frederick
Medal for Schley: Maryland to honor Admiral at Baltimore
A Maryland committee appointed by Governor Lowndes met at the Rennert Hotel in Baltimore to plan a testimonial for Admiral Schley for his service at Enutango. They shifted from a sword to a medal bearing a Brooklin facsimile and Maryland coat of arms, with a dinner in Baltimore proposed to present it. General Felix Agnus presided. Gen T. Mumford, Charles Grasty, and Agnus formed a subcommittee to design the piece. Governor Lowndes will seek authority for Schley to wear the decoration at suitable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Admiral Schley
Maryland
Enutango
Hin
United States
Brooklin
Charles H. Grasty
Felix Agnus
Winch
Baltimore
Admiral Schleys School Books Found in Frederick Memorabilia
Mrs. Margaret Chilcote, mother of Mrs. John Renner, owns five volumes once used by Admiral Schley in Frederick. Purchased at Zimmerman’s 1843 sale by John T. Schley, then acquired in 1862 by Chilcote’s husband. Among the items a bookkeeping text bears Winfield Scott Scaley’s name with the date 1852. The lot includes four religious works, a Denison Olmstead natural philosophy book, and pages noting purchases and names like Louise Helfenstein. The books remain well preserved as memorials of notable history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Margaret Chilcote
John Renner
Frederick
John T.schley
Winfield Scott Scaley
John T. Schley
Zimmerman
Denison Olmstead
Louise C. Helfenstein
Law Grips Suspect and Officials in Mid Atlantic Localities
George Neily, colored, was arrested on disorderly conduct by Officer Malhorn. He paid a 21.25 fine to Justice White and was released. Marriage licenses issued to John J. Yellett Jr. and M. W. Nelson. R. Parrish and L Estelie Krohlebeng listed. George Gibbons, charged with murder, taken to Rockville and jailed as trial moved to Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neily
Malhorn
Justice White
John J. Yellett, Jr
Baltymore County
M. W. Nelson
Petersville
R. W. Parrish
Millville
N. J
L. Estelie Krohlenberg
Adamstown
Gibbons
Rockville
Sherif Patterson
George Gibbons
Leslie Haine
Montgomery County
A Fine Display by Rodock & Co at North Market Street
A Frederick County Historical Society meeting was held last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Baker Johnson East Second Street. Rodock and Co on North Market Street displayed large show windows featuring a full line of l mens and gentlemen s furnishing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Rodock & Co
North Market Street
Lmens
Geni
Hospital Sale and Supper Draws Frederick Town Crowd
The Frederick City Hospital Association held a sale and supper last night in Junior Hall. A large crowd enjoyed six tableaux and noted donations including an eighty bloom chrysanthemum and a large bouquet of cat blossoms. Children's clothes sold well and the closing tableau featured Miss Motter as the only man in town. Mrs J H Markers directed sales and events. the sale closes tonight with further entertainments. Also mentioned is a note on ailments and a Typhoid fever case in Mr Saylor Boone and two sons near Riehl's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Emily Landauer
Bo Peep
Jessie Bowles
Pears Eader
Bessie Levy
Bowlus
Motter
Levy
Eader
Landaner
Rontzahn
Castle
J.H. Markers
Assordiation
Anti-Saloon League Meeting Highlights Liquor Debate
A local Anti-Saloon League meeting at the MEH drew a religious and civic audience. Rev. Pago Milburn was named chairman, Rev. John O. Jackson spoke as a deponent, and Rev. Thomas Wood introduced him. Speakers warned liquor fuels taxes, crime, and social decline, urging Christians to unite and vote for local option laws and anti liquor measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
Lewandy
Shomaa Woods
Unionville
Oder
Pago Milburn
Pagor
Thomas Wood
John O. Jackson
Olio
Jackson
Anti- Saloon League
Kinmonus
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Temperanes
Luther Kuhhnan
Richards and Pringle's Georgia Minstrels at Opera House Tonight
Richards and Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels return for a one night stand at the Opera House. This twenty four year old troupe, joined this year by Rusco and Holland's Operatic Minstrels, promises a two show program with a cast of over fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards and Pringle
Georgia Minstrels
Sterling
Richards & Pringle
Rusco & Holland
Masonic Bazar Preparations Move Forward at Opera House
Arrangements for the Masonic Bazar near completion with design work finished. Next week a force of warlatien will occupy the Opera House to set up booths. A meeting for all participating ladies is called for tomorrow at 8 pm there. General committee meets next Tuesday evening. The Hired Girl Company departed Frederick for Cumberland for a booked engagement. Richards and Pringle Minstre Company arrived from Winchester, Va., and are quartered in their traveling cars near the B and O freight depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Bazar
Opera House
Frederick
Cumberland
Richards and Pringle Minstre Company
Winchester
Philomathean Society Meets Tonight at 7 30
The Philomathian Literary Society holds its regular weekly meeting this evening at 7 30 o clock. Members and interested readers are invited to attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phtlomatheans
The
Philomathean Society
Opening at Shipley and Bopst’s Market With Tree Display
Local notice describes Shipley and Bopst’s opening at 51 North Market Street featuring an electric lit tree ornament display. Also invites the public to an opening day Saturday the 19th and a sales event at Brisa Bijos Bazar with a four and twenty five cent counter. Includes mentions of Allens G Quynn & Co jewelry displays and Sam's Place fried oysters seasonal offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chwa
J. W. Warner
John Lambright
Shipley & Bopst
Brish Bros
Bazar
Quynn & Co
W. F. Chilton
C. C. Carty
Jas
E. Walker
Hotay
Shipley & Bopst’s
North Market Street
Shipley & Bopst‘s
Brisa Bijos
John Hendrickson buys and sells fashionable goods
A midwestern store advertises a sale featuring a vast assortment of fancy silks and ribbons, cosmetics, and new arrivals. It touts a large stock of ends at half price, discounted ribbons, and a range of children’s coats and Eiderdowns. The ad highlights new black French crochet, and affordable ladies garments and accessories.
Public notices and ads echo visits and commerce in 1890s city
Citizens are urged to decorate for Rear Admiral Schley's native city visit, with notices offering eye care from Saks Optical and a schedule of dances and prizes. Local grocers advertise goods and delivery, while lawyers and attorneys outline services and offices in Frederick Maryland reflecting late 19th century commerce and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Schley
W. F. Grimox
Lovely Table Covers and Portaeres Arrive at Hitieost
Saturdays freight brings a large stock of beautiful table covers and portieres described as exclusive to the city. Direct from the manufacturer, these items are offered in special forms and not available at other stores. Come and see the home beautifying display at Hitieost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Taz News
L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Admiral Schley Fredrick
Alex Brengh
Goambrill
H.C. Keefer
John G. Hardt
Walter Saunders
Free Department
Grand Army Veterans
Confederate Veterans
Patriotic Societies
the Saturday News
B.&c
D. M. Stearns
Local Mart
Pention
State Committee
California
Hee Am
Saylor Boone Aad
Riehl’s Mill
Allens G. Quynn & Co
H. 3. Landis’ Jewelry Store
South Market Street
John Hendrickson
Hargaine
Joannes Chickson
Neidig & Miller
Elater
Men's Nearwear
America
Notice
Cbsion E. “Main
North Makeket Street
I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D
Carhu House
John H. Fraser
Bowling Allers
Wm. C. Boteler
Market Street
JEW Wall Papers
Otice
GEO
RC Rodook & CO
Phiausian
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
the Rice & Sone Yunural Directores
F. V. Staub
F.v.stave
Nisthwest Gorter
Stree - Lowenstein & Wertheimer
oWnnstEan
Wertheimer
Looweenstein & Wertheimer
Railing
KATO
N. Darket S
Cedarick
Ramsburg
C. E. Cline’s
WEINT2
Tbe
Raxssone
Carlion Shafer
Shafer
Attorney-At-Lay
East
Lexington ST
Baltimore, MD
Mitten G. Urner
Siaatowst Urner
Urmer
Ksbdy & Crner
Uhawap
Boater
Seca Stree
Owes House
Frederik
Glssvon
Kaet
Attornes
At-Law
C. V.S. Leave
Office
Court
Sirest
Coe
Reni
C. Nicodemus
Norte
TREDT
Legh
L. BE. Molliniz
Lovely Portieres
L. E. Mou
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