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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
5
A fragmentary reminiscence on Dooley in foreign parts and the archetypal satire of Archey Road. The text parodies familiar figures like Falstaff and Samuel Pickwick, musing on Dooley’s enduring appeal and quotability among a wide public.
Dooley departs with Mr F P ne to Europe where his friends expect his observations will aid social goodwill and outshine the last Peace Congress. His opinions will reach a wider audience as demand for his views grows through published forms by R J Russell.
Brief items list visits and guests around town. Dawson Huffer and Helen Shipley travel to Baiti to see relatives. John Graf of Washington visits kin. Lies Mary Belle Staler of Lancaster stays with Mrs. J. M. Hood at City Hotel. J S Kieffer of Hagerstown visits Mr and Mrs J Clarke Kieffer at E Third Street. John W. Long of this city and Ison Fell to her daughter Mrs George pe in Middletown. Inaia Johansa of New York returns after visiting Court Square. Franklin Osborn and Miss Oslo of Sewickley, Pa visit W. W. Osborn at Third Street. business change dissolves firm Louis Mailer & Co and forms Louis Muller Co with Dennis as vice president.
Local churches note Sunday services at multiple parishes, appointments of pastors and elders, and upcoming events. Rev. Buah assumes Lutheran charge near Johnstown, several deacons and trustees elected, and church activities across Middletown, Jefferson, and nearby towns detailed with service times and planned programs.
Harold Ramsburg was arrested by Officers Bolbrocer and Be rexly on larceny charges for stealing a gold watch from Philip Reich. The watch appeared with Dr. W. A. Long after being deposited by Diggs. Ramsburg waived hearing and posted $100 bail. John Wood defended him.
The unknown man arrested Thursday night is Brano Hamilton. He is described as weak minded and resides with Dr. Charles W. Golds borough in Walkersville. Zinc and grinding.
Governor Smith, advised by Attorney General Rayner, orders an extra legislative session to pass the tax levy bill overlooked in the House. Estimates place the cost over 12000 for a one day session, with mileage at 9000 and similar expenses trimmed by cutting stationery and postage. Members hope the session occurs before May 1 before railroad passes expire.
A large crowd attended a dance at the Masonic Temple hosted by a committee led by R. H. Lee Reich, Dr. A Atlee Radcliff and J Keefer. The ballroom featured potted plants by florist Carl Herman and a charming tete a tet room in the north end. Refreshments included sandwiches olives cake peanuts lemonade and coffee served during the evening. Notable attendees included Misses Elinor Johnson Elinor Dill Madelise Shipwy Marie Yenkle Bellyn Higdon Nethie Dean Mabalie Gilbert Bessie Zentz Myrtle Zentz Elinor Markey Adah Day Mavournes Williams Alca Gorraft and many others from Frederick Baltimore New York and beyond.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be ready for trade by April 25. Carroll county appoints Thomas B Kroegle as deputy to succeed ex Sheriff George E Morton. Wootten fertilizer plant near Oxford destroyed yesterday afternoon. The Susquehanna Electric Power Company plans to buy land at Conowingo for river harnessing to supply Baltimore. Frederick City Hospital to hold donation days next week open 10 to 5 with restrictions on wooden bedsteads. Misses Hououk fund a room in memory of Mrs. M M Simmons. hospital opening set for April 15.
Dr O B Highbarger optical specialist offers Wednesday appointments at Park Hotel or home April 9. A Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D O play heads to Opera House April 18 with ticket tiers 15 25 and 85 cents. Box sheet at Yeakle's Monday. W C T U and M E church events feature meetings and lectures with free admission. Oysters clams seafood and Banquet dinners fill City Hotel Grill offerings. Eyecare notes and a death remembrance close this local page.
John Johnson, jailed at Elticers City, admits aiding another murder and a highway robbery while awaiting execution for Israel Radstaky’s killing. Frank Jones, to be hanged with him, says he feels better about facing God. Johnson cites insanity, while Rhodes signs an iron clade contract for future performances as city escapement plans unfold.
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