In History Nov 28 Highlights and Late Figures
A scrambled list recalls historical figures with brief attributions. Mentions include Caiedte governor Laspe, Paris-born philosopher patriot, Napoleon era notables, and various dated deaths across Europe and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrenten
Laspe
Tareas
Caiedte
Jacathe
Aussissipan
Ques Mec
Matt
Victor Wousin
Paris
Baron Steuben Did
Napoleon
Coutess Coiglione
Bewiaty
Napoteon III
Jules Leo
Corneust
Chicano
News Readers Urged Report Paper Irregularities
Subscribers are asked to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News.
Literary Societies Clash Over Love Versus Hate Debate
The Belles Lettres and Clover Leaf Literary Societies held meetings with readings, recitations, and debates. In Belles Lettres the verdict favored the negative 2 to 1 on a motion against hate's impact. Clover Leaf also backed the negative in its debate that riches surpass wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Manila
Robinson
F Dartzebaughb
H. Smith
R. Angleberger
M. Ries
W. James
R. Hamm
J. Thomas
Lee Ordeman
Mest
Clover Leaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
8. Brown
F. Diven
J. Landauer
J. Price
A. Zimmerman
Isaay
A. Niccodeman
Haller
B. Storm
F. Ordeman
C. Hendrickson
A. Hendrickson
A. Ziegler
W. Flautt
Brown
J. Pries
0. Hendricksen
A. Nicodemus
I. Landauer
Hymeneas Bittle Summers Wedding in Myerville
Quiet wedding 6 30 pm Wednesday November 23 at the Summers home Myerville. Berths M Bittle wed Emory I Bittle son of Mr Mrs Wm Bittle. Officiant Rev Otto E Bregenzer. Newlyweds depart for Washington Ostletts trip after ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittle
Summers
Joshua Summers
Myeraville
Miss Berths M
Emory 1
Wm. Bittle
Otto E Bregenzer
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washington, D.C
Sand Ostletts
Special Meeting Tonight on License Ordinance Enforcement
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen will hold a special meeting this evening to take action enforcing the license ordinance. A merchant who has established a business by advertising cannot neglect promoting it to hold the existing trade.
Lay Across the Rail Leads to Death by Own Action
A man identified as A. E. Read, age 15, was struck by an eastbound Washington rail near Frederick Junction and killed. Railway workers found no life signs, and officials considered possible suicide or accident with murder not supported. Reads cards show union membership and letters from Parker’s Landing, Pa. No money was found. Remains prepared for burial by OWU party. family or union to be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin Yoo
A. E. Read
Frederick Janction
Kokstein
Palatera’ and Decorators’ Union
Pittsburg
Parker’s Landing
Hia Pocketa
W.T. Mullinix
Reed
Suisde
Mullinix
Jostios Eckstein
Ira J. McCurdy
OWU Party
Panama Officials Serenade Roosevelt Support at Legation
Officials and prominent Panama citizens led by Santiago de la Guardis and others serenaded the American Legation and Mr. Lee the Charge dAffaires in gratitude for Roosevelt's election. The group included Manuel Espinosa Belisario Porras and Gerardo Ortega among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Messrs
Santiago de la Guardis
J. F. Arangs
Manuel Espinosa
Fedarios Goyd
Belisario Porras
General Huertas
Gerardo Ortega
Roosevelt
Legation
Lee
Affatres
Crowded Legation Hosts Citizens in American Hospitality
The legation overflowed with citizens of all classes who shared American hospitality as arrests were blocked by the crowd. Ricardo Arias delivered a brilliant congratulatory address in Hagirah, echoed by J W J Lee in fluent Spanish. The American Charge d Affaires urged steadfast service to the capital and long tenure. Claude Q Mallet, British official, attended on King Edward VII’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricardo Arias
Lee
Toint
Republic of Panama
Amador
Tan Man Aming Soapetico
Claude Q. Mallet
Edward VII
Pianist Feanlein Frieda Biemens To Perform At Woman's College
Feanlein Frieda Biemens arrived after a stormy voyage and will give a piano recital at the Woman's College this evening. Critics at the college call her program among the finest ever heard in Frederick, a rare treat expected to draw a crowded house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaulein Siemens
Feanlein Frieda Biemens
Woman's College
Frederick
Receipts Reported for Holy Name Bazaar at St John’s Church
Father Kane presented receipts totals from a bazaar and supper held by St John’s Catholic Church including Holy Name and confectionary tables. Totals show receipts around 85.31 with expenses 99.31 and a small balance. additional notes mention a Brangie estate litigation with Mr. Hammons Urner and Mr. Frank L Stoner as counsel regarding bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Kane
John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name
Hammons Urner
Brengie
Frank L Stoner
Miss Florence Trail Publishes History of Italian Literature
Miss Trail publishes A History of Italian Literature in two volumes to strong praise. Critics highlight her clear, orderly translation and comprehensive coverage from Italy’s earliest writers to modern triumphs, noting national significance and enduring value for libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Florence Trail
Erederick
Mies Trail
J Max Hark
Bethlehem
Miss Tratl
Ricoh
The
New Yorker
Florence Tratl
George Ticknor
Mint Trail
Italy
Miss Trail
Deaths and local notes from Caail county to Frostburg
Mrs Mary J Davie died near Sandy Springs from paralysis. About 4500 pupils attend public schools in Caail county. The fire brick merger suit favored the defendants at Elkton. Cumberland papers Republican and Independent consolidated. The Boys Annual Convention of the MCOA of four states ended at Frostburg. Daniel J Payne aged 65 died near Clement St Marys county last Thursday. James Boyd Maughlin of Boyds fell ill in a store after tasting cheese. he remains unconscious and very ill. Conductor William Galther of the B and O on the Washington and Boyds line suffered a serious health event and returned to Baltimore. Eveline Waites Poole of Poolesville widow of Dr Thomas Poole died at 44. She was Miss Hyde of Montgomery county and daughter of the late Thomas and Emily Hyde. Her death was sudden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Davie
Sandy Springs
Caail County
Elkton
Republican
Independent
Cumberland
M. CO. A
Frostburg
Daniel J. Payne
Clement
St. Mary's County
James Boyd Maughlin
Boyds
William Galther
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington and Boyds
Baltimore
Eveline Waites Poole
Poolesville
Thomas Poole
Poole
Hyde
Montgomery County
Thomas and
Emily Hyde
Recital and Christmas Events Listed for Week
Fräulein Frieda Biemens dedicates a piano recital at the Woman's College this evening. Eddy the organist gives a recital there Friday. Hon. Luther Manship humorist appears at the Opera House Thursday. Missouri Girl performs Saturday. Doll Bros. Christmas opening Thursday. L. E. Montholz carpet and paper house exhibit this week. Trinity M E Church South hosts a Thursday oyster supper. Mizpah Chapter 9 welcomes Grand Chapter Maryland officers. Art Club stages a Christmas sale Saturday afternoon.
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Fraulein Frieda Biemens
Woman's College
L. E. Montholz
Trinity M. E. Church South
Doll Bros
Luther Manship
Opera Hones
Eddy
Officsra
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Mizpah
Opera House
Art Club
Elimination Work on High Trestle Near Braddock Spring Progressing
The high trestle on the Frederick Middletown Electric Road east of Braddock Spring will be removed this week with four cutoffs and substantial fill under the supervision of civil engineer Qacar B Coblentz. The new bridge work has earned praise and Brunswick eyes electric lighting from Harper's Ferry plant soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-Middletown Electrica
Braddock Spring
Qacar B. Coblentz
Coblents
Heavy Porkers Kill Three Hogs at Peteraville Farm
Farmer Rogssll Hilleary of Peteraville district reported five hogs killed on Friday with weights 630, 468, and 389 pounds. Eleven other hogs averaging about 200 pounds each were noted as seven months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogssll Hilleary
Peteraville
Frederick and Frederick College Play in Middletown
The Frederick and Frederick College basketball team from this city will play a match game in the Middletown Opera House tomorrow evening. The team’s car will leave at 7 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick and Frederick College
Middletown Opera Houses
Minister Found Dead in Reservoir After Escape Attempt
Rev. George WFeelmeyer, 70, formerly pastor in Libertytown Buckeystown and Frederick County, was found at the bottom of the Springfield Asylum reservoir in Sykesville after walking away from the institution on Thursday night. Coroner ruled death by self-inflicted injury. The minister had a prior suicide attempt in 1903 and had spent months as an inmate at the asylum. His body was recovered with his coat on the bank. investigations found no blame on hospital staff. Funeral arrangements in Baltimore announced. wife and children are deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Feelmayer
Baltimore
Pharobes
Libertytown
Buckeystown
Springfield Asylum
Sykesville
Carroll County
Feelmeyer
Frisby Street
Carley
E Jary
J. P. Waleh
Waverly Methodist Episcopal Church
Springfield
Feelmytr
Fealmyer
Bis
Misa Elia Sanford
Miss Sanford
Feelmyer
Ellicott City
Hplsocipal Church
George W. Fialmayor Sod
Howard County
G. W Hobbs
Hobbs
First Church
Woodberry
Berkeley
West Virginia
Harpera Ferry
New Creek
Elioote City
Rehoboth
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Y M O A Notes and Upcoming Lectures Highlight Local Talent
The Y M O A reports strong attendance in boys classes and a Saturday animal talk. Members keep joining as Greens lead a contest, with a possible one week extension for late enrollments. A prominent lecture by Hon. Luther Manship is set for Thursday at City Opera House under Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythiss.
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Y.M.O. A
Greens
Luther Manship
City Opera House
Bank of the Knights of Pythiss
Mr. Manship
Jackson
Newa Asya
New Schedule Affects Frederick Train Arrival Time
A new B. and GO Railroad schedule took effect yesterday. In Frederick the only change is the Washington bound train, formerly arriving at 7 55 p m, will now arrive at 7 55 p m.
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Frederick
Washington
Bargain Store Listing From Historical Ledger
A fragment from an old shopping ledger shows amounts and item lines including 100,000 OU Lda 273 50 and 20,000 00 GR SB with entries for Tinco Tas and ROWSTOKE Oy. The snippet ends with a bold caption The Big Store s Bargain Bollesif. indicating a sale listing or price tags from a general store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU Lda
Personal notices from the city and area events
Mrs Wreashour of Myersville has entered the Home for the Aged. Rev Father Janes O Connell of Brunswick visits Sr Johns rectory. Mira F T Davis of Washington DC returns home after visit. Mrs John H Wright of Liberty town visits her mother Mrs Margaret Knodle. News reports fast trains on the new Hagerstown to Myersville line with a car running the 11 mile route in 40 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Myereville
Myeraville
Frederick milk dealers set new wholesale price list
Local merchants in Frederick Missouri announce new milk and dairy product prices effective December 1 1904 due to higher bran costs. Listed: milk at 7 cents per gallon 2 5 cents per half gallon 5 0 cents per quart and cream at 10 cents per pint with several signatories.
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Frederick
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