In History This Day November 21
Prominent figures linked to 16th and 19th centuries are named. Sir Thomas Gresham and Sir John Hawkins are noted with ties to English maritime history. Lord Lyers is listed as a British admiral. Charles Francis Adams and Jeremiah McLain Rusk appear among political and diplomatic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gresham
London
John Hawkins
Francis Drake
Lord Lyers
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Jeremiah McLain Rusk
Wisconsin
United States
Philippine Archipelago
Hobert
Paterson
The Weekly News Advertisement Notice
The Weeely News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with news and features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium. Copy for new advertisements due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 12 noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick
WRE Six
PERSONAL NOTEBOOK OF LOCAL VISITORS AND TRAVELERS
Purely personal paragraph listing visiting relatives and friends in Frederick and nearby towns. Mentions Bertha Zimmerman in New Windsor Maryland and many others from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Thurmont Woodstock and Buckeys town. Includes several local residents visiting relatives and changing residences.
Deputy Fire Marshal Probes Arson Attempts on Stonebraker Property
Deputy State Fire Marshal Lloyd T Madzill Jr investigates recent arson attempts at John R Stonebraker's house and sod barns in Washington County. The report notes no changes in the new B&O Railroad schedule affecting local train arrivals and departures.
Tobacco Growers Organize in Maryland For Higher Prices
Frederick County and seven counties unite in the Tobacco Growers Association of Maryland with President Griffith of Calvert County at the helm Open meetings planned at College Park to boost prices and market. Sylvester of Maryland Agricultural College to visit Damascus for mass meetings in Frederick Montgomery Howard and Carroll counties to aid county organizations.
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Maryland
Tobacco Growers’ Association of
College Park
Orator Grifith
Calvers
Griffith
Sylvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Damascus
Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery
Howard
Carroll
Tre
Wills Filed In Orphans Court For Frazier And Brockey
The will of Edward EK Frazier is filed for probate naming George Edward Frazier as heir and P Frank Pampel as executor the document dated May 16 1904. The Brockey will also filed transfers all property to wife Hen Brockey with Brockey’s Brickyard to continue under sons Albert and Frank Elena Brockey named executrix without bond executed February 8 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward EK
Frazier
Orphans’ Court
George Edward Frazier
P. Frank Pampel
Pater Brockey
Orphana’ Court
Bhen Y- Brockey
Arec
Brockey
Albert
Frank
Hs Apacinta
Elena Brockey
Funeral for Mrs Caroline Delapising Markell Held at All Saints
Funeral services for Mrs Caroline Delapising Markell were held at 2 PM from her 112 West Patrick Street home. Rev Dr Osborne Ingle led at All Saints Episcopal Church with pallbearers Wm Manleby Arthur Potts F Granville Fnomas William H McCaffey Ernest Helfenstein and Charles B Trail. Burial followed at Mouré Olivet cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director. Also noted are local illnesses including Mrs Willie Hargets and Mr Lewis Wachter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Delapising Markell
Weat
Patrick Street
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Wm. P. Manleby
Arthur Potts
F. Granville Fnomas
William H. McCaffey
Ernest Helfenstein
Charles B. Trail
Historical Evening at Presbyterian Church Event
The second anniversary service titled Historical Evening will be held this evening at 7 o clock with addresses by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingie Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach Mr. Wm F Maulsby and Prof J B Apple A solo by Miss Elinor Markey caps the program. Jurors drawn Urbana district George W Peters replaces John O Jamison excused Petersville district Robert M McDuell replaces Thomas J Claggett excused Tuscarors district John H Olem replaces Jhn N Adkins excused.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Osborne Ingie
E.R. Eschbach
Wm. F. Maulsby
J. B. Apple
Elinor Markey
Urbana
George W. Peters
John O. Jamison
Petersville
Robert M. McDuell
Thomas J. Claggett
Tuscarors
John H. Olem
Jhn N. Adkins
Local market quotations from Tyson & Co for today
G. Waring Tyson & Co. Market quotations show new corn at 2.00 per barrel and 52 cents per bushel for new, 55 cents for old. Wheat No 2 around 789 or 693 per bushel, with 60 cents and 55 cents notes, oats at 20 cents per bushel. Saw this in The News.
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G. Waring Tyson & Co
Ars
Grafton Ridout Elected President of County Board
Grafton D Ridout was chosen president of the Board of County Commissioners of Anus Arandel county. The event reflects local government changes as the county moves to new leadership.
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Chronicle Community Loss
A sequence of death notices from a Maryland county reports Mrs. Atty O Thompson aged 63, Mrs Kitty D Hilton aged 75, Elizabeth Stone aged 71, John W Mathias aged 68, Leander D Stall aged 74, an infant Flack Hood aged 11 months, William E M Cram aged 8, Mrs George W Burroughs, Miss Mary Murphy, and Matthew Jones aged 73. Details include next of kin, burial sites, and funeral conductors with church and cemetery names. The notices name Bartholows, Etchison, Frederick, Franklinville, Creagerstown, Ridgeville, Walkersville, and New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Atty O. Thompson
Bartholows
Katie Becrift
Brsile Rankles
William Thompsons
Providence Church
John A. Wright
Pallbeaters
James Hilson
Edmond Partlam
John A. Moleaworth
Thomas Burgee
Brack Jones
Bazel Borks
Provideres Cemetery
W. T. Lewis
Kemptown
Leandied
Leander D. Stall
Creagerstown
Union Church
Greagerstown
Mr. Schaeffer
Glade Cemetery
Walkersville
James Greager
Flack Hood
J A. Hoad
Ridgeville
Sha
Hood
Wm. Miller
Airy
Willism Cram
William EL. Cram
Wm. F. Oram
Baltimore
Isaac Oram
South Market Street
George W. Burroughs
Burroughe
George WW. Burroughs
Mechsnicaville
Burroughs
Richard MH Alway
Bugera
Town
Glenn HH. Worthington
Mary Murphy
Dennis Murphy
West Fourth Street
Local Play Goes Onstage With Dore Thorne Drama
The season offers a sentimental drama titled Dara Thorne or Dore Thorne presented by local players. The play features elaborate staging and a notable fourth act set in the illuminated gardens of Earle Manor. Performances begin tomorrow at Bighé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dara Thorne
Dore Thorne
Applane
Earle Manor
Bighé
Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct After Evening Hearing
Harry Brochey faced a peace disturbance charge after a hearing before Justice OC BH Hokstein. A fine of 1 was imposed and paid for the Saturday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brochey
Justice OC
BH. Hokstein
B and O Stockholders Elect Thayer in New Board Year
At the Baltimore and Ohio stockholders meeting in Baltimore the sole board change was the election of John B. Thayer of Philadelphia to fill the vacancy from Sutherland Provost’s death. President Murray presided as 1,420,000 of 1,550,000 shares were represented. The annual report praised operations for 12 months ending June 30 1904 3 with gross earnings of 67 659 997 and net earnings 23 979 595 for 4025 miles. total system earnings 34 099 651 15 and 4461 miles. passengers 156 518 372.3 a rise of 115 511 over 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
John B. Thayer
Philadelphia
Sutherland M. Provost
Moessie
Edward R. Bacon
John P. Green
Edward H. Harriman
James Moores
George F. Randolph
Lsmuel Rea
Nirman Bream
Jacob H. Schiff
James Spsyer
Charles Steele
James Stillman
Oscar G. Murray
Company
O. W. Woolford
Nest
Murray
Mesars
QO. E. Lord
Charles Nitts
A. B. Orana
Treffio
Belog
Good to the Soldiers and the Desertion Punishment
Inspector General Barton cites government efforts over five years to improve soldiers living conditions including barracks, beds, clothing, food, baths, libraries, exchanges, and gyms. He notes outdoor amusements and education have advanced, but criticizes the lack of adequate punishment for desertion.
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Barton
Mrcu
Brief Bits From The City Pages
The coal house foundation for the electric light plant begins. S. W. Nast and crew repaint Ed win Freed’s property on East Patrick Street. Solomon J. Zimmerman’s dwelling hose roof on East Third Street is cutler. The Called Fire Company meets at 7:30 PM to discuss new by laws. Edward Wright stars in The Beart of Irelard at City Opera House. H. M. Gistinger builds dwelling foundations on East Fourth Street nearing completion. Superintendent Tyeryar installs a new fire plug at West Church and Court Streets, replacing the leaky old. Roger Angerine injured his left foot stepping into a steel trap at Lime Kiln, minor injury.
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Bertha Zimmerman
New Windsor
Edward M. Kader
Coared Street
Baltimore
J Newton Maynard
New Market
Cubs
Harry McMaster
Walkersville
Col
O. R. Natt
Huthland Farm
Washington
John Snonifer
Buckeystown
Frederick
Marion S. Michael
Dovis
Hadward Simpson
Ziegleraville
Hagerstown
Louise Garier
Patrick Street
Weashington
Earl Derr
Rosenour & Sons
North Market Street
John F. Keller
Frank T. Knock
Franklin
Maud McOsnner
Lizzie
Hettle Hallar
Clarence
Thomas
Hachal
Thurmont
M.L. Walton
Woodstock
B. R. Besant
Bad Church Street
John H. Young
Harry Kalb
Kate
Brunswick
Misa Leonora C. Miller
East Patrick Street
Oscar Reed
Chastles Smallwood
South Market Street
Rice & Haller
West Patrick Street
Hammond Urser
Liberty Hills
South Carolina
and Mire
Samuel R. Harshman
Dayton
Ohio
James & Staup
New York
Harry L. Hagan
Smith's
Life Projecting Company
Opera House
South
Belie Baker
Katis Thomas
Bucheystown
Joseph D. Baker
East Oburch Street
Mize Thomas
W. Nast
Edwin Freed
Solomon J. Zimmerman
East Third Street
Cutler
Edward Wright
Fisuse
H. M. Gistinger
East Fourth Street
Tyeryar
West Church
Court Streets
Roger Angerine
Fragmented Ledger Items and Legal Notices From Local Court
The page lists liabilities and bank balances with entries like Due to State Banks and 1,082 56. It notes commissions received by county officials and a divorce petition filed by Mrs Amelia Holloway from Thomas Holloway. Also described are a romantic drama under Two Figs, a St Johns church bazar in Frederick, and a sale of Eastman Kodak products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Holloway
B. O. White
Thomas Holloway
This
Wim C. Cooper
Christmas Opening Display At Local Market Stand
A festive Christmas display is planned Friday and Saturday, November 23 and 25, at 148 Market Street by N. BR. & BD. Manzz. The event invites all to view holiday tie displays and enjoy refreshments including seafood and oysters. Phone 316 for details.
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N. BR
Manzz
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Etchison
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Obsrilesville
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