In History Nov 21 1898 to 1899 Deaths and a Peace Pact
Key historical notes list notable deaths from 1898 to 1899 including Chom iy Greatham Felish, Sir John Liowhins, Lord Lavon, Ada Pruids Adams, Whete Jenmint Melan Rusk, Cahert Vaux, and Garrst A Hobart. Also mentions American peace commissioners announcing a treaty of Easton involving payment of 29 million dollars to Spain regarding the Philippine archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chom Iy
Garrst
Hobart
United States
Paterson, N. J
Meeting Beats Tailoring and Gaslight Salesroom Night
A local meeting outlines Christmas bargains at City Hotel and later events at the Knights of Pythias lodge. Attendees include O. A. Landis, J. H. Bennett, and Harry Fromke with references to local merchants and society groups. Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
N.R
D. Mantz
City Hotel Grill
Knights of Fythias
Bes Swenatein & Wertheimer
B. Ebert & Sons
Hull & Reich
E. Cline
K. Gilbert
27 Men Burned to Death in Railroad Fire
Special dispatch reports a deadly blaze on the Pennsylvania Railroad between Jilly and Portage at Lusy Pennsylvania killing twenty seven men. The victims were railroad libelars, most of them Italians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusy
Pennsylvania
Jilly
Portage
Gompers Re-Elected AFL President in Landslide Win
Boston November 21 Samuel Gompers was today re elected president of the American Federation of Labor by a large plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
R Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Purely Personal Notes on Visitors and Local Winners
PURELY PERSONAL. emant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mies Valle Rameborz visits relatives in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs B F Burg of East Third street depart for Philadelphia New York and Boston. Mrs Harry Hoff of this city goes to Littlestown PA to reside with sister Mrs W Rittase. St Johns Fair winners listed for several contests with names including Beasie Riddisemoser Eckstein Raphel Staub and McSherry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Valle Rameborz
Washington, D.C
B. F. Burg
East Third Street
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Harry Hoff
Littlestown
W. ¥. Rittase
St. John’s Fair
St. John’s Catholic Fair
Sofa Suahion
Misa Beasie Riddisemoser
KE. A Baughmen
the Hontsman
Emily Landater
Mabel Kidgate
Roapnstock
Heredia
L. V. Eckstein
Father Kane
F. V. Staub
Madonna
P. ©. Long
Jeannette Raphel
5.C. McSherry
Rocker
Kate Burok
Wim. Labberz
Misa Jeannette Rap
Mamieahs
Edward Bahn
West South Street
James Robinson
East Third
T. T. Gersperger
Court Street
Lawes Grip: Two Men Charged With Larceny
William Jones and George Washington, described as colored tramps, were arrested by Officer Jones for larceny of coins from Joan Winpigler at M. J. Groove's lime kilns. They were found wearing the coins and sent to jail to await grand jury action for February term. Also notes updates on local ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jones
George Washington
Jones
Joan Winpigler
M. J. Groove
X ray reveals finger dislocation after Frederick fall
Mr Isaac Zimmerman of the Manor injured his right hand in Frederick. An X ray by Dr Harvey F Getzendannstr showed a dislocated little finger and the fracture reduced. Sale of a Farm reports auctioneer Charles Fouts selling 185 acres to John W Strawsverger for 3725 per acre to Edwie H Sharatts.
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Isaac Zimmerman
Strees
Frederick
Harvey F. Getzendannstr
Getrscdanner
Charles &. Fouts
Edwie H. Sharatts
John W. Strawsverger
Life of John C. Hardt Ends at 76 in City
John C. Hardt, lifelong resident and prominent citizen, died yesterday at about 4 PM at his East Church Street home aged 76 of general debility. A carpenter by early trade, since 1860 he led the lumber firm Hardt & Keefer on East Patrick Street, earning a reputation for integrity while dedicating time to public and philanthropic causes. He served as city alderman and for several terms on the Board of Charities. The obituary highlights his upright, public spirited life and varied contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hardt
East Churoh
Hards
Hardt & Keefer
East Patrick Street
Board of Charities
Longtime Frederick civic leader Mr Hardt dies at 77
Mr Hardt, longtime treasurer of the Independent Hose Company and an active member of the Key Monument Association, Frederick County Building Association and Evangelical Lutheran church, passed away after a life of public service. He directed Louis Orphan Asylum and fought for Frederick’s war claim in Congress, wiring lawmakers for support. Survived by children J J Cromwell, William M Hardt, Charles B Hardt, and Eliza J Hardt. Funeral services are set for Monday at 3 PM at his home.
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Independent Hose Company
Key Monument Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick County Building Association
Hardt
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Council
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Congress
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Independent Order of Hed Men
Sarah J. McCulley
J. J. Cromwell
Washington, D.C
National Bank
William M. Hardt
Charles BR. Hardt
Philadelphia
Wiss Eliza J. Hardt
Frederick
Death of Mr John G Hardt Honored by Hose Company
At a special meeting of the Independent Hose Company the death of John G Hardt treasurer for over fifty years was announced. Judge James McSherry presided and a committee including Capt Saunders D H Kolb W A Simmons and Joseph F Eisenhauer was named to draft resolutions. The drill association uniformed desociation and drum band were asked to attend the general.
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Bardt
Independant Hose Company
John GO. Hardt
Hardt
James McSherry
Capt. Saunders
D. H. Kolb
Eegineer
W. A. Simmons
Joseph F
Funeral for Mrs Ann Crommitt Held at Home
The funeral for Mrs. Ann M. Crommitt was conducted yesterday at 9 30 AM from her son's East Patrick Street home. Elder A BigAct officiated with ballboards by Nusbeam McDsonell Fogle Maxwell. Interment followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery in Monrovia, funeral director F Schroeder.
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Ann M. Crommitt
Albert Crommitt
East Patrick Street
Ths House
Elder
Lesserey
Coder
Carney
Sam Nusbeam
Milton McDsonell
William Fogle
Henry Maxwell
Pisssant Hill Cemetery
Monrovia
F. Schroeder
Fensral
Pardon Application Filed for Robert Phillips Convicted 1901
The governor was asked to pardon Robert Phillips, jailed since 1901 for latosy and sent to Maryland penitentiary for six years by Frederick County circuit court. The pardon decision will be made Monday. Henry A. PP. was replaced by Albert M. Patterson from Emmitsburg as juror this morning by Judge John Motter.
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Smith
Robert Phillips
Frederick County
Latosny
Maryland
Henry A. PP
Amable
Albert M. Patterson
Emmits- Durg
John ©. Motter
Lynch Lodge Anniversary Marks 30 Years Of Masonry
The thirtieth anniversary of Lynch Lodge No. 108 A M and A F marked last night with exercises in the lodge room at the Masonic Temple and a banquet. Speakers included Worshipful Master Jacob Rohrbach ex Judge John A. Lynch and Rev H F Dittmar. The event featured songs, solos, and remarks, with a large gathering and a refined reception. The lodge has grown from about 15 members to 7? (text unclear) and received strong support from members and friends.
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Lynch Lodge
Masonic Temple
Jacob Rohrbach
John A. Lynch
Wilbur H. Duvall
Banqaet Hall
H F. Dittmar
E. R. Bachbsch
Simon, Miller
David King
Adolphus Fearhake
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Gav. Edw. Smith
Lodge
P. E. Long
City Hotel
Frederick
Ground Broken for Economy Silo Plant in City
Ground was broken today along the Northern Central Railroad between Seventh and Eighth streets for the Economy Silo Manufacturing Company plant. The Delaware corporation lists Douglas H. Hargett as president and P. J. Hargett as general manager. other officers include J. Fenton Thomas, Thomas H. Haller, Emory L. Ocblentz, and B. W. Gilbert. Plant size and employment details were not yet decided.
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Economy Silo Company
Northern Central Railroad
Seventh
Eighth
Economy Silo Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Lane
Delaware
Douglas H. Hargett
J. Fenton Thomas
Thomas H. Haller
P. J. Hargett
Emory L. Ocblentz
W. Gilbert
Hargett
Arson Charge Stuns Mount Airy Area
Joseph Smith a 12 year old colored boy was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Carter on arson at Mrr Zacharian Magruder's farm near Fountain Mills. He admitted starting a straw fire to cause a larger blaze. The October 31 fire caused about 150 dollars loss. warrant lists 75 dollars for the arrow stack with other outbuildings. He was committed to jail for a Wednesday hearing. Mount Airy Masonic Hall opening next week includes a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving and attachments of local lodges. Sales noted include D Bittle Boutzaho selling a house and ten acres near Middletown for 2000 dollars to Charles B Holter, and Clayton Summers selling Linden Lawn near Woodbine to T C Thoxnour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Carter
Mrr
Zacharian T. Magruder
Fountain Mills
Smith
Charles VI
Mr. Magruder
O. H. Eckstein
Justice Eckstein
Onn
Mount Airy
Masons of
Main Street
Heal Estate
D. Bittle Boutzaho
Middletown
Charles B. Holter
Clayton H. Summers
This County
Linden Lawn
Woodbine
Carroll County
T. C. Thoxnour
Sir. Summers
Hanen
Holiday Novelties Opening and Thanksgiving Sale
Local notice invites the public to the Holiday Novelties opening on November 24 and 25 at 16 3 Market St. The Kindergarten Association holds a Thanksgiving Desert sale in the City Hall gates room on November 25 at 2 30. Oysters and deli items are advertised as the event highlights with Shell Oysters featured as a specialty at Doll's Headquarters.
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WN. R
Kindergarten Association
Wedneesay
Biardcon
Religious Services and Schedules Across Local Churches
A detailed list of Sunday services, sermons, and Sunday schools at churches including St John’s Lutheran, Trinity M E, Presbyterian, All Saints Episcopal, German Baptist Brethren, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, Walkersville, and United Brethren. Highlights include preachers from Strasburg Va, Buckeystown, and Woodsboro, with special Thanksgiving sermons and choir or missionary events noted for December and upcoming Sundays.
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Sohleyarilis Mao
Heller
Strasburg
St. John's Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Trinity M. EB
South
B. V. Switzer
Father Kelle
German Baptist Brethren Church
BE. A. Bronner
P. D. Fahrney
Servion
Charles Kerr MoCnaslin
Libertytown
Broadway Methodist Protestants
Baltimore
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Liberty Clouse
W. BE. Wheeler
Woodsboro
Sod
J. BR. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Glade Reformed Church
Walkereville
Son- Gay
The
Missionary Society
D. N. Dittmar
David N. Dittmar
Home Mission Board
Reformad Ohurch
Woodeboro
Grade Reformed
Walkersville
Dillwar
All Sainte’. Epiacopsal
Christian Endeavor
Knights of Pythias funeral notice and lodge meeting
Knights of Pythias members meet at Onetic Halls Mountain City Lodge No 29 Monday afternoon November 234 at 280 oclock to attend funeral of late Brother Past Chancellor John C Hardt. Attest by O A Landis. Full attendance urged. later meeting on November 23 with important business.
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Knights of Pythiac
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
John C. Hardt
Harry BR. Flautt
O. O
O. A. Landis
Ahights
Pythise
QO. A. Lasnis
Impd
John
Jomn H. Buyx
Local event listings and sales at Market Street shops
A page-wide notices blend a public meeting at 8 oclock Monday night November 23 with fundraising for a children ward at Frederick City Hospital. Also advertised are a lecture by General Fitzhugh Lee on The United States and Cuba at City Opera House November 30, plus gas lighting offers, stove demonstrations, and sales from Main's Drug Store and L E Mullanex featuring furniture, lamps, and carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
City Opera House
Fitshugh. Lee Chapter
U D. C
Yeakle's
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Tax News
Perrersweek Ay
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Citizens' Nat'l
Fred. Co
Nat'l
Market St
Sheil Oyaters Guanoh Tonigh
Hess
Stsa
Gompers
Userol
C. Hardt
Lynch Lodoe
Gly
Toolghit
Doll's
Shell Oysters
Sunday Schools and Societies
Evangelical Tutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Methodist Episcopal Church
Todd
Epworth League
R. B. Lewis
Harry J. Fromke
Merchant Tatler
Court St
Dow
Frederick 'S
Western Maryland College
Athletic Park
Avery Ars
Dot's
Citizens? National Bank
Citizens National Bank
State of
Mar
Donna
Nick Als
U. S
Joan Hendrickson
Svedlal Pat
Ube
Jagheta
Ulstera
Anita
Lus
Comancles
Baynes
Frkpmnick
Wa. G. ZoneRsan
G. Zimmerman
Ravers Thomas
N. P. Corres Atis
James Mosherry
James BO Alber
Elewprroxson
Neidig & Miller
Nmnie & Miller
Bere
Jess
Herahbarger'’s
Clinton E. Main
Main's
North Market Street
Inton BE
Main
Frederick City Hospital
USY Hotel Grill
Hershberger’s
Logal
J. Guapan
Hershberger's
E. Mullin
Portiees
Portierz
Sizen
Gladenl
Hershberger
Domestis Building Association
Barnee No. 7
E. B. Sapprictos
Wilsce H. Drvabt
Washingon & Baltimore
Repare
Tia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. B. Sappington
Mickel
Lampe
Sapfingtor
Errest
George
Rodock & CO
Satuday
Do Yard
A.T. Rice & Sone
Rice & Sone
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thonas
Kaat Sourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
Gran
Fred
Cerner
Pireote
Phonecaic
Aes” Ees
Aull & Res
Eis
Largent and
Beat Sevectment Bibles
Family Bibles
Inter
Belf
Mande
Belpr
Hull & Briom
Peterman
Erick
Yeaa St Gite
Amd
H. E. Smith
Masonic Teafle
Ofice Telephone
Weawir
D* E
Nicodemus
Norih Masket
Felewis Ree
C. E. Cline
Axminster
Oline
Oarpet
Faris
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