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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1905

Page

5

Powys Delivers Last Lecture on The American Republic

Prof John Cowper Powys of Cambridge England gave the fifth and final lecture in the University Extension course on History of Liberty at the Woman's College ballroom. He described American individualism, local government, and democracy, praising America yet noting faults, especially in law and social conduct. He predicted a future republic blending socialism with Christianity and a pantheon like Utopia, then returned to England after April 11. The same issue reports the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad Company selling its stake in the Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company for 35 a share, with annual officer elections upcoming.

Woman’s College John Cowper Powys Cambridge England Powys America France Germany Tallwey New England Prof. Powys Sil Congress Biz Hay Thomas Moore Frederick Bon Yoyaga Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad Company The Turnpike Company

Local Market Quotation Notes and Prices

Market quota tions list a range of prices for beans and grains with multiple quality grades. Shelled goods quoted at 2.50 per bushel, No 4 red at 8.04, steamer at 66 per bushel, rejected at 50 per bushel, damaged and other terms shown without clear quantities.

A Waring Tyson

Moving Day Shifts in Town Spotlight Many Residents Relocate

The article lists numerous residents changing addresses within the city and nearby areas on what is described as moving day. Names include Jacob Kints George Sandere Charles Rhoads Mrs George Groshon and Walter H Dalauter among others, with several heading to Leesburg Virginia and Pennsylvanus.

Chasgrs Jacob Kints East AU Saints’ Street West Fourth Street George Sandere South Market South Market Street Charles Rhoads East Patrick Street George Groshon Charles EB Patrick Street Walter H Dalauter Chrisford Edward Simpson Ghardh Street J A. Kidwiler Leesburg William Ogle Mc Airy Lge South Market Street Richard Jamison Park Mills Martha Myers Araby Weat South Street Wilton Martz Miss Mayhegh West Patrick South Street John Ellis West South Street Ogalvin Gelatert Wear This City Curtis Michiel Madison Ostrolt Edward Dinterman Bhis City Allen Moberly Mahlon Rhoderick North Market Willis E. Fisher G. Will Pant East Patrick Clarence S. Thomas Hse Pennsylvanus

Busy Maccabees Review At Frederick Lodge

The Winfield Scott Schley Tent No 9 Knights of the Maccabees held a review in Frederick with 18 candidates. State Commander Mangum praised Maryland progress, citing classes in Baltimore and Brunswick and plans to admit 25 more. Banquet followed at Buffalo restaurant as members celebrated the order and its strong finances.

Winfield Scott Schley Knights of the Maccabees of the World Masonic Knights Bennett M.D. Harp Ray L. K. Mangum Mangum Kniight Maryland Baltimore Chamberland Brusswick Aod Frederick Buffalo Winfield Scott Schrey Knights of the Maccabees

Purely Personal. Visitors and Returns Parade

Miss Elizabeth James of this city visits in Baltimore. Miss Dora Mehriing East Second atrock visits relatives in Indianapolis. Miss Nannie Wilson East Patrick street returns from Washington. Misses Margaret Grimm and Minnie O'Byrne of Washington county visit Mrs Mollie Mullinix South Market street. Mrs Emma Massanesa and daughter Emms Beinbeck N Y, cousin Miss Nettie Levy Middletown, with Mrs Ernest Helfenstein, arrive yesterday.

Elizabeth James Baltimore Dora Mehriing East Second Atrock Indianapolis Nannie Wilson East Patrick Street Washington Margaret Grimm Minnie O'Byrne Washington County Mollie Mullinix South Market Street Emma Massanesa Emms Beinbeck N. Y D. W. Strobel Middletown Nettie Levy Ernest Helfenstein

Annual elections held by several companies on Monday

The Frederick and Woodsboro Pikes Company will hold its annual election on Monday at the Franklin Savings Bank. The Union Manufacturing Company will conduct its annual meeting on Monday at their office on East Patrick street. The Middletown Corporation also plans an election on Monday.

Frederick and Woodsboro Pikes Company Franklin Savings Bank Union Manufacturing Company East Patrick Street Middletown Corporation

Mas-Meeting for Men at City Opera House

A Mas-Meeting for Men will be held tomorrow at 3.15 in the City Opera House. Rev Albert H Zummerman of Cumberland will address on Darkest Manhood and the Way Out. An orchestra will provide music and there will be a auto.

City Opera House Albert H. Zummerman Cumberland

Tintoretto and Venetian Art Detailed by Frederick Club

The Frederick Art Club heard a paper on Jacopo Robusti Tintoretto 1518 1591 detailing his life from a silk dyer father to Titian pupil to renowned painter. The talk covered his early sketches in dye, self training and foreshortening mastery, major works including The Last Judgment The Miracle of St Mark and Paradise, and his statue like status in Venice with Doges palace commissions and gallery presence.

Cena Mes. West Jacobo Robust Tintoretto Weal New York Academy of Design Venice Venlos Isles Jacobo Gacomo Rabusti Battista Robnat Ass Ccy Be Nestona Robasti Titian Jeslousy Tintoretto Titisa Giacomo Robusti Paul Veronese Francesco Bagsano Grand Council Sid Santa Maria Dell Osti Church of Santa Maria Dell Oata Venico Westminster Abbey Santa Croce Florentine Europe Great Britain Vicens Paris Madrid Berlin Augsburg London Senate Qaeen Doge

Hospital efforts toward permanent Washington County General Hospital

The Hagerstown board of trustees leased the P Moller residence on Potomac Avenue for one year with option to extend to establish a temporary hospital while awaiting a permanent site. State funds provide 6000 dollars annually for two years, plus 3000 dollars annually from county, and 1000 dollars from the city. A wealthy local citizen plans to build and donate a modern hospital to the Washington County Hospital Association. A corn special train will tour Frederick County with stops including Owings Mills, Smithsburg, Hagerstown, and other towns on April 7 and 8 for farmer instruction.

Washington County General Hospital Board of Trustees Hagerstown Washington County Hospital Association Western Maryland Frederick County Owe Owings Mills Glyndon Finksburg Westminster New Windsor Union Briggs Bruceville Rocky Ridge Thurmont Smithsburg Chewsville Williamsport Clear Spring Big Pool Baltimore

Funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Burch Held in Adamstown

The funeral for Mrs. Mary E. Burch was held yesterday at 9:45 a.m. from her grandson Rev. George W. Thomas’s residence in Adamstown. Rev. Dr. Osthorne Ingle conducted the services. Remains were shipped to Washington at 11 o'clock. Pallbearers included Robert Padgett Edward Nichols Georg Snouffer D. Z. Padgett G. A. T. Snouifer and Kemp Bookey. Interment was made in the area cemetery.

Mary E. Burch George W. Thomas Adamstown Osthorne Ingle Washington Robert Padgett Edward Nichols Georgs Snouffer D. Z. Padgett G.A.T. Snonifer Kemp Bookey

Local Church Services and Upcoming Meetings

Religious notices list multiple congregations with times for today and tomorrow. Schleysville Mission services at 7 pm, Sunday school at 3 30 pm. city ministers meet Monday April 3 at Protestant church house. Various churches in Frederick announce 10 30 am and 7 30 pm services, Sunday schools, revivals, and special speakers. Included are St. John’s Catholic, Grace Reformed, Trinity M E, German Baptist Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, and United Brethren notices. Baseball results and local club formations follow.

Schleysville City Ministerial Association WWO Albert Smith St. John’s Qostholice Church Frederick St. Joseph's Church Beckeystown Presbyterian Church T. Freeman Dixon Evangelical Lutheran Church Charies F. Steck German Baptist Brethren Church Eschleg E.R. Eschbach Evangelical ‘Reformed Church Grace Reformed Church E. L. McLean Trinity M. BE South J. H. Balthts Epworth League Ses. John’s Catholic Church W. J. Kane Sundsy School The Baptist Church W.C Wm. Hammond Parker Methodist Episcopal Church A. H. Zimmerman Cumberland R. BR. Lewis United Brethren Church Everett Speron Hageratown Thomas Freeman Dizon Charles Scanlon Seanlon General Assembly United States of America

Gayeer and Garver Tie Wedding in Washington DC

Miss Nellie Little of Roxbury Maryland wed Frank M. Garver of Hagerstown Maryland in Washington District of Columbia on a Saturday in March. Rev F M Shick officiated at the ceremony attended by President Roosevelt era circles. the groom serves as an internal revenue collector stationed in Baltimore Maryland.

Gayeer—Little Nellie Little Burkittsville Roxbury W. T. Grove Frank M. Garver Hageratown Washingston D. C F. M. Shick Roosevelt Baltimore

Missionary to speak at All Saints Church on April 2

Local item notes Hankow missionary Arthur Sherman will address All Saints P E Church on Sunday April 2, in the morning and likely again in the evening. Also advertised are Easter promotions, hat trim exhibit start April 1, retail offers from Hershberger’s and other local notices about events, sales, and a dog waste ordinance enforcement.

the Ray Arkhur Sherman Hankow China All Saints’ P. E. Church

Bees and Mattings at Mullinix Carpets Room

L. E. Mullinix promotes bees and mattings with a focus on rugs and matting for home decor. The ad highlights oriental rugs and fibre matting, claiming low prices and a wide selection in various sizes, inviting customers to visit the carpet room for the latest novelties and best qualities.

Carpes Room

Amputation of 9-Year-Old After Street Accident

At Emergency Hospital yesterday, staff removed the right leg of Charles Zimmerman, 9, who was run over by a car on the F and M Electric Railway. The amputation was performed just above the knee.

Charles Zimmerman

Local Ice Notice and Advertisements Spur March 1995 Services

Beginning today April 1 the Frederick ice company switches to Mr Wm Shell as manager to attract former customers with better ice and prompt service by mail or phone Dr O W Hines offers eyes care at 89 North Market Street hours 1 pm to 7 pm April 3 4 and 5 Caprron Optica Co lists address in Washington DC Moeating for Men and Mass Meeting for Men at 315 pm Rev Zimmerman speaker Calf Head Soup and other dishes offered at City Borel Grill and Carrollton Cafe plus lawn mowers steam pump suit cleaning and tailoring services advertised by local merchants

Wm. Shell O. W. Hines Ofica North Market Street Frederick Caprrron Optica Co 96H Street N. W Washington, D. DC

April Brings Signs Of Spring In Town

County commissioners will be in session next week. A large pew glass was placed in Yeakle's shoe store window in the City Hall building. Ohsiwarmers have moved back outside signaling spring. Mr Camroxs notes his daughter’s music education cost him thousands, yet a 10 cent contribution to the piano wagon man yields a real tune.

Ife Continus Yeakle’s City Hall Mr. Camrox

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