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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary text notes a date linked to a historic claim of rising from the dead and mentions a birth of a person named Catherine Lo of Bi. The snippet is incomplete and provides no clear event details, dates, locations, or organizations.
The News asks readers to promptly report any irregularities in receipt of papers and contact details for corrections to ensure timely access and proper distribution.
Subscribers planning a residence change must send both old and new addresses to the office to ensure a prompt and proper transfer of service.
Local notes record visits and returns as residents and guests travel from Washington Union Bridge Baltimore Chicago Pomfret Greenfield and Harrisburg. Names include Daniel Neipold Jacob Gledhill Nan Houck Archibald Danniz Irene Eoright Bassie Donb and families with Mrs Palmer and Deputy Register WHila M A Biser mentioned.
A private dance in Jnaler Hill drew a large crowd last night. Dancing continued past 11 after supper, with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music. Committee members included Jacob H. Schmidt Ray Wachter Calvin Fox Stephen Geisbert and John T. Bess.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rsbsons Kline wife of Jacob B R Kline were held at her home in Adamstown on Saturday at 10 oclock with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Letter from M B E Coli Frederick Md asks about paint values and usage, referencing Dayce Devoe and quotes from F W Devor Co and P J Sargett & Co.
Debates rage over a new liquor license statute affecting Frederick dealers. Officials fear reduced city revenue as renewals hinge on proximity to churches and real residences. Applicants must attest no felonies in two years and gain endorsements from respected residents, limiting many renewals. The law excludes hotels but creates ambiguous neighborhood rules and enforcement questions for a May 1906 start.
The mayor and board met in special session to recalculate coal bids for the city electric plant. John A. Boyes offered the high bid and the contract was awarded to him. The board referred street grade issues and hog ordinance enforcement to committees and authorized bids for a street sweeper and sprinkler.
A quiet wedding at Montevue road near the city united Estella Elizabeth Putman and Harry Barnard Mohler with Rev. W. J. Kane officiating in a small family gathering. In Lewis Town, Charles Hanson Froshour wed Maud E. H. Webster at noon yesterday in an Evangelical Lutheran ceremony led by Rev. Charles F. Steck.
Legislative late session action provides mileage allowance for Orphans' Court judges. The measure takes effect January 1, 1908, so current judges gain only if reelected. Local market notes list prices: corn $2.15 per barrel, shelled 62 cents per bushel, wheat No 3 red 78 cents, other grades varying, case 30 cents per bushel.
Special dispatch reports five streams of burning lava descending from Vesuvius. Explosions heard twenty miles away. Naples is covered with ashes and villages near the volcano lie deserted.
Geesas forces chased colonial troops to Greytown on April 5 killing three and wounding many. The town now faces a siege as the attackers continue the assault and residents brace for impact.
New York miners consulting group announces a meeting at the Ashland House with operators this afternoon. There is 20 indication of the result.
Simple, impressive services honored Brig Gen Francis G Harrington United States Marine Corps retired died at Algier La. A high ceremony at St Pauls Church featured honorary pallbearers including Brig Gen George F Elliot and others, with clergy and veterans groups attending. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.
Col Edward M Mobley aged 81 of Hagerstown died after sudden paralysis. Civil War veteran who led Company A Seventh Maryland Infantry and later served as major then lieutenant colonel guarding Weldon railroad. Born Frederick 1825, married Ellen Carerins, survived by 10 sons and sisters in Hagerstown. Funeral car provided by L Ghenderfer & Son to their undertakers.
An identified corpse believed to be Edward Green of Baltimore turned out to be alive. Relatives had previously identified the slain man near the Adamatown cut off of the B&O Railroad as Green, but a Baltimore return clarified the error. The case involved misidentification despite family certainty and inquest actions.
An advertisement extols the Robby Towers towel line as the finest bath towel made from Egyptian long-fiber cotton with high absorbency and durability. It invites shoppers to view the display and inspect raw cotton, yarn knotting, and construction while listing various towel grades and prices. Additional items include spring dress trimmings, lace, and pattern hats and bonnets from local merchants, plus local tax assessors and Easter product promotions.
In Frostburg, James E. Crump, a Republican, wins the mayoral race as the state reports multiple bills awaiting governor Warfisild’s approval. Indictments and deaths surface in Maryland with Baley charged in Salisbury for a murder, and other officials noted.
Dr. F Thomas city health officer reports March deaths 22 births 17 and contagious diseases scarlet fever 18 measles 9 diphtheria 1. The Great Lafayette appears at City Opera House with a sixteen member travesty band amid enthusiastic audience, plus invention news from Fred Lohmaller. Elks Club Frederick installs officers for the year headed by Denole as president and Motter as treasurer.
The note thanks friends for attendance at the opening and promotes ongoing offers at N E Corner Market and Patrick Street, with names and items from local businesses. It lists Easter novelties, cakes, candies, and baskets, plus a Frederick High School basketball event and parish activities with admission prices. It mentions Frank J Newman joining J M Newman Co, and ongoing candy promotions at McCardell's.
Customers may order two three or five pound boxes of Huyler's Candies for Easter. Notify agent Mr Darrow by Friday night April 6 to reserve Panorams Eggz in sizes one two and three pounds decorations and large chocolate eggs.
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