Unclear Classified Items and Notices Amid Advertisements
Fragmentary classified notices include dividend and bond redemption mentions with names such as Wm. B. Storm and Geo. Vegetables and a card of thanks. Several ad snippets appear for bottled beverages Easter openings spring shoes and millinery. Readers are urged to collect papers promptly due to irregular delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Storm
Bonda
Geo
Strawberry Suedaes
Savi
Feneral
Breth Fish Millinsry
The Weekly News Advertises Twelve Page Frederick Issue
The Weesly News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites new advertisements with deadlines Wednesday at 5 pm for copy and 1 pm for changes.
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Frederick City
Notice to subscribers about address change
Subscribers to Taz News are urged to send both old address and new address to the office to ensure a prompt and proper transfer of service to the new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
Death notices: General Harrington and several local burials
Brig. Gen. Francis B. Harrington U.S.M.C. retired dies in Algiers La after a stroke and will be interred in Washington D C. He served since 1864 and retired as brigadier general in 1894. He is survived by four children including Rev Fr Gen Harrington. Also notices for Leroy Warfield 19, breathing tuberculosis. Thomas Palmer 70. infant Mabel L Poole 2 months. funeral arrangements and locations listed in Baltimore Lewistown and Littlestown sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. Harrington
Francis
Harrington
United States Marine
George Harrington
Buckeystown
Algiers
Washington
Harington
Newt. Hall
New Orleans
Stricker
Canssion Press
Dorok
D. C
George G. Harrington
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Caroline Barney Harrington
Maryland
Marine Corps
Waldo O. Hibbs
Hall
Gen. Harrington
Francis E Harrington
St. Paul’s Church
Thomas Palmer
Thomas Falmer
Bolivar
Boonsboro
Church of God
Elmer
Charles
Taber
Mary Talbert
Forksstown
Littlestown
Mabel L Poole
John
Stella Poole
Lewistown
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Newspaper Ads Now Reach All Readers In Live Paper
The News promotes live advertising as essential for employers and the unemployed. A column notes the value of Want Ads for buyers sellers or finders, urging wide readership and quick notices. The sickness remedy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is advertised at Pearce's drug store, with the sighting attribution to The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae News
Chamber Isin
I. Pearce
New License Rules for Frederick County Liquor Licenses
The bill regulates licenses to sell spirituous or fermented liquors in Frederick County Maryland. It sets license terms of twelve nine six or three months and requires applicants to file detailed personal and business information, obtain nine freeholder endorsements, and publish notices.
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Frederick County
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Anders
Srcriox
United States
Maryland
Frederick
Fifa
Circuit Court
Sffi
Davis
Toat Thera
Boon Fide
Icensa
Lics Asa
Soms Uswe
Mcense
cRsa
Frederick County Liquor License Act Provisions Enacted
The act details licensing procedures for selling spirituous liquors in Frederick County. It empowers the county clerk to file applications and certificates, requires written judge directions to issue licenses, and sets scale reductions for licenses issued for partial years. It clarifies no authority to issue licenses where prohibited and takes effect May 1, 1416.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Bath
Harford Society to Sell Grazing Land in Salisbury Area
Watermark of the county agri societies notes a sale of grazing land near Salisbury by the Harford County Agricultural Society. A coroner's jury found Mrs Desara Ennis was shot and killed near Salisbury by Goldaborough Bailey. Court in Prince George's County set Hancock murder case for trial over Emma Smallwood death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Desara Ennis
Salibury
Goldaborough Bailey
Masssea
Naval Academy
Dhreck
Maryland
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dircuit Court
Peinca George’s County
Winfsld Scott Hancock
Emma Smallwood
Hancock
Prohibitionists Fail in Martineburg Liquor License Fight
After a two week campaign the Law and Order Society of Martineburg West Virginia failed to stop about 20 saloon liquor licenses from being issued by Berkeley County Court. A petition from 10 percent of county veterans and clergymen urged rejection but the court ruled to prohibit intoxicant sales in the city. Prohibitionists plan a May special election to decide the license question.
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Law and Order Society
Martineburg
W. Va
Berkeley
Conré
Middletown Elects Bollean and Loyal Board Members
At Middletown election citizens re elected William G. Boilean burgess and a slate of commissioners by comfortable majorities. A rival ticket led by Georges Huffer contested the race with Daub and Beachley among its candidates. Boilean defeated Huffer by about 40 votes, while other incumbents won by 17 to 32 votes.
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Middletown
William G. Bollean
Burgess
Luther
Carr
Millard F. Cook
William W. Donb
Augustus Gross
A.A. Laciar
Dr. Lamar
George L. Daub
Yeater
Georges
Huffer
D. Vincent Beachley
Jobs A. Quakeriy
Elmer O. Routzsho
Daniel O. Buller
Boileau
Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Road Company Directors Elected
At yesterday afternoon's stockholders meeting of the Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Road Company the following directors were elected for the coming year I E Motter Gay E Motter H E D Shriner Eugene Derr N E Shriner Nelson Diehl and John O Motter. The Frederick Brick Works board met last night and organized naming Henry Trail president Charles B Trail vice president John Blam gardner minater OC Carty treasurer and George T Haamgardner secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Doctor Kefauver Moves From Resecour Building
Dr. Charles Kefauver relocates from the Resecour building at Church and Market to the Williamson building. His vacated rooms will be used by the Daughters of the Confederacy and the Frederick City Hospital Guild. The D.C. rooms will house the Order of Eagles. Mr. Davidson and family move to near Patrick street. Mrs Hargett, who left the premises, is visiting in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kefauver
Resecour
Church and
Market Streets
Williamson Building
Kefauver
Daughters of the Confederacy
Frederick City
Early Market Opens With Light Attendance
Market opened at five o clock and runs until October with few buyers. Seven butchers two country wagons three bakers and two town dealers active. Eggs rise to sixteen cents scarce. Chickens scarce and high. Fresh strawberries at 35 cents a box.
Real Estate Sale Near Frederick Records 110 Acres Sold
Cramer and Stauffer of Texnaganza closed the estate of J Frederick Patman. The 110 acre farm one mile west of Frederick sold to BR and Graenberg H Patman for 14000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer and Stauffer
J. Frederick Patman
Frederick
Graenberg H Patman
Frederick Frederick County Exempted from Wilson Ballot Law
Maryland General Assembly ends session at midnight with passage of the Hamilton cyater bill to exempt Frederick and Garrett counties from the Wilson ballot law. Senate approves measures for Frederick County charters, city borrowing for remodel, and a Civil War monument fund. Governor Warfield signs liquor proximity ban near Bartholow’s schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Garrett
House
Senate
Richard
Brudswick
Frederick Counoty
Satings Bank of Thurmons
Frederick, Thurmont and Northern Railway Company
Mutoal Insurancs Company
Frederick County
City Opera House
Warfield
Bartholow
Ohia
Sanata
House of Delegates
Judiciary Committee
Capital Surplus Directors Named in Namsborg and Thor Regions
A list of directors appears for Capital Surplus across Namsborg and Thor regions. Named figures include JuoorJac McSuragy, D E Erracver, Gro Wu, J D Bares, JonerJxo C Morres, Harcert, and C 3 Tuomas among others, indicating regional board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. Wu. Suits
J.D. Bares
JonerJxo
C.morres
DH. Harcert
Baltimore Brother Identifies Murdered Man Near Railroad
John W Green a Baltimore public school teacher identified the murdered man found along the B and O Railroad near Adamstown as his brother Edward Green. The body showed signs of homicide with robbery motive suspected. Police may investigate the two companions last seen with Edward before his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Mon—tevoe
John W. Green
West Seventh Stress Public School
Green
P. H. Green
North Calhoun Street
Baltimore
Edward Green
John W Green
Mads
Double Fracture of Thigh Ridership Accident
Master James Waters aged eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sirs, sustained a double fracture of the left thigh in a bicycle accident on Gashouse road near the city. Harold Kemp escaped with minor bruises when the wheel hit a rut and both boys fell. W E Birley transported them to Frederick for care. a physician stated Waters is doing well and Kemp’s injuries are minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Waters
Sod
Quarles O. Waters
Harold Kemp
Roberts
Kemp
Gashouse
W. KE. Birely
Frederick
Funerals Held For Richard Daria And Hester A Wactail
The funeral of Richard Daria was held at Pleasant Grove Church near Kemptown with pallbearers from New Market Lodge of Odd Fellows. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery. Wm. B. Etchison funeral director. The funeral of Hester A. Wactail colored woman took place at Asbury Church with pallbearers named and interment at Greanmount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
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Richard Daria
Pleasant Grove
Kemptowsa
John A. Wright
New Market Jodge
Odd Fellows
W. H. Baker
N. . Waters
Henry Munsatter
BE. J. Grimes
Wac. Shaw
Anders Williams
Wharsh
Wm. BG. B. Etchison
Hester A. Wac
Asbury Church
T. O. Carroll
Paul Young
John J. Murdock
George M. Bewell
Elijsh Davis
M.E. Jenkins
Levan Leskins
Greanmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Easter Opening And Spring Sales Bulletin
Frederick announces Easter openings and sales from several shops. Frank J. Newman formalizes continued coal wood and hay business under J M Newman and Co. Easter novelties and baskets offered from 10c to 10. Mrs E Payne promotes pattern hats and bonnets on April 10 11. Elks Club stockholders meet April 3 1906. Dr E Schmid advertises osteopathy services. Advertising showcases bargains and promotions across local merchants.
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Wouite
Frederick
Notles
Hsraby
Frank J. Newman
J. M. Newman & Co
Sane
Paak
Egwa
Gro
North Market Strast
Linoleum Goods Ad Promises Quality and Low Prices
Local retailer touts a new linoleum line in stock with widths from two to four yards. The ad claims better variety and superior workmanship and invites shoppers to compare prices. It notes recent arrival of a new paper hanger and promises value with a 1¢ per unit testimonial.
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Ateck
WN. B
Hsnger
Ministers Assigned at Southern M E Conference
Assignments announced at the Southern M E Conference session in Dunderdale Maryland list Rev. J P Trier to Frederick and Rev. J H Battle to Emory. Additional assignments include Rev. S A Parker to Brunswick Rev W J Whitesell to Pootesville and Rev B V Switzer to the region.
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Eeasion
M. E
Dumberland
J. P. Trier
Frederick
J. H. Battie
Emory
Lingsnore
S. A. Parker
Brunswick
W. J. Whitesell
Pootesville
B. V- Switzer
New Corporation Forms Wovelty Sheet Metal in Baltimore
The Wovelty Sheet Metal Company is incorporated in Baltimore with capital stock of £100,000, divided into 1,000 preferred and 1,000 common shares. Founders include Thos. D. Mil er and James N. Miles of Howard County, William O. Deveeman of Allegany, Charles A. Rogere of Frederick, and John W. Back of Baltimore. The firm will manufacture, sell, rent, and lease machinery by royalty and engage in sheet metal work and scrap tin.
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New Corporation
Wovelty Sheet Metal Company
Baltimore
Messra
Thos. D. Miler
James N. Miles
Howard County
William O. Deveeman
Allegany County
Charies A. Rogere
Frederick County
John W. Back
En Grge
Will of Mrs Fogle filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of Mrs Susan Ann Fogle of Ladlesburg has been filed for probate. She leaves all property and personal effects to her daughter Annie R Hyder and appoints her sole executrix.
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Fogie
Susan Ann Fogle
Ladlesburg
Orphans’ Court
Annie R. Hyder
Millinery Opening and Easter Goods at 223 North Marks Street
Mrs. M. 0. Gatzbaugh announces a hats and bonnets sale on Treesday and Wednesday April 10 and 11 1995 at 223 North Marks Street. Also features groceries fish produce and toys with entertainment by Frederick College pupils in College Hall Course Square Friday April 6 admission 15 cents. Auction notes report strong cattle and horse bidding with notable prices and candy sale promotions at McGardell's.
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M. 0. Gatzbaugh
North Marks Strees
Frederick College
College Hall
Oonrs Square
The Great Lafayette Presents The Lions Bride at City Opera House
The engagement features The Lions Bride a lavish extravaganza by The Great Lafayette. The production blends grand opera comic opera circus burlesque pantomime and extravaganza with many handsome young women in songs and dances. Costumes worth thousands are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Local Market Quotations From G Waring Tyzon
The Local start reports prices for grains from G Waring Tyzon. Corn per barrel 2.15 with various statuses including ahelled 43 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 780 No 8 730 stemmer 693 per bushel. Rejected 65c per bushel damaged 000 per bushel. Oesa 20 cents per bushel.
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G. Waring Tyzon
Oesa
Exhibition Drill by Company A on East Onnroh Street
Company A staged an exhibition drill to a large crowd on East Onnroh Street. The performance was regarded as a creditable display by witnesses and locals alike.
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Company A
East Onnroh Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Distory
Waskinsies Irving
New York
Caristopher North
Edinburgh
UWR
Antioch
Chie
Aegean
Johanns
Rodgers
Newman
the Weekly News
Leroy Warfield
Lemuel Warfield
Oliver Claggett
Mt. Airy
W. Fayette Street
J. T. Lewis
News OF the
STAPE
Harford
William G. Canaty
Dena
Wertineburg
Legislatore
General Assembly of Maryland Atjourne
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Mendrickson
Phecomeos Aellere
SCO
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baker
WH. G. Baker
HD. Baker
WH. Gimmerman
Samuel G. Dovall
JuoorJac
McSuragy D.E. Erracver
JORN
Namsborg
G. Barra
Thor. O- Rallee
Tuomas
Daneel Baxer
Hendrickson
Newieg & Heller
Hidig & Hitler
Taiteta
Louisiges
Orater
Alenthend
Cray
Eidig & Miller
Ais
Contros
N. EB
Qorner Market
Patrick Sts
Farniture
Carpeta
J.M
Florida
McCardell’s
J.M. Newmas, & Co
McOsaEpEer’s
MiNinery
E. Payne
Willinsey
North Marketts
Elks’ Club
L. Jameses
Newsay
E . Schmid
L. FE. Mullinix
Mollinix
George
Rodock
Rodoue
Thos, P.rice
Rpnowal P.rice
Saac
Iizu
Professional Tailore
Raster
Gentiet
H’s Dental
North Market Street
H. E. Sihth
East Church Street
HE. Peteruan
Franklin Street
Frederick Et City
Church Street
Phona No
PRI
Life
Morgan Ozoil
West Patrick Street
Besant & Knott
Guy Hotel
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah E. Cramer
Fidelity
Samstes
Cail
Er Ydi Wes
Caart
Gracehamach
Bear Town
New Market
NM Market Sr
Clarse Place
East Fourth Street
Lares
East Patrick Street
Deifarson District
F. B. Sappington
Gaya
Pistainatock
F. B. Sappingtor
Texel
West Patrick Sr
McJaRpeny
Troxell & Font
West Patrick Ss
L. M. Bready
G. A. Racegs
McOardell’s
Lion
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