Purely Personal Notices From Frederick This Morning
Local society items report Mrs Wm O Neidig, Mrs Caroline Markell, and Mrs John Eisenhawer traveling to Baltimore this morning. Others, including Miss Carrie Johnson and Master Richard Johnson, visit Washington while several residents spend the day in Baltimore on business or return from visits. Col Thomas M Willey of Newark, ex Army officer, in Frederick for business with plans tied to Arizona properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O. Neidig
Baltimore
Caroline Markell
West Patrick Street
John Eisenhawer
North Market
Moesers
G. Rosenour
East Patrick
Bamaburg
North Market Street
Mies Carrie Johnson
Richard Johnson
West Second Street
Tare
Washington
Mies Rees Biraly
Frank Markell
St. John’s College
Frederick
Charles K. Hann
Ofltimore
Steiner Schley
West Juath Street
Mias Gambrill
Laurel
Miss Eiskell
Maron Johnson
Mrt Square
Thomas M. Willey
Newark
Arizona
Willey
City
Hymeneal Notes From Taneytown and Washington
Marriage notices report F E Cunningham a customs deputy wed to Anna M Motter in Taneytown Maryland with ceremony at Motter residence. Officiant Rev C A Ritt. Attendants Helen Motter and Roger Motter. Also Miss May Gillespie Blaine, daughter of the late Rob Blaine, to wed at St Peter's Church Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Blaine
May Gillespie Blaine
Washigton
D.C
Rob G. Blaine
Nnson
James G. Blains
St. Peter's Church
Capitol Hall
S Bes
The
Visitation Academy
The Work of Death. Jemima Scholl Dies at Home
Jemima Scholl widow of Lewis Scholl died at her home on South Market Street at 13 o clock. She was about 80 and long a Miss Maynard resident. Her husband died in December. She was a religious, kind woman with a lifelong service in the infant department of the Sunday school. Funeral arrangements have been made. Catharine Keller Dies at Cambridge Place Residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima Scholl
Lewis Scholl
South Market Street
Meholl
Maynard
Holter
Catharine Keller
Catharine A Heller
eSa-it-law
Cambridge Place
Religious World Notes and Church Announcements Week
District meeting of Eastern Maryland German Baptist Brethren set for Piper Creek on April 17. Various church services and sermons noted from Evangelical Reformed, U B, and Lutheran churches with Easter emphasis. Pastor anniversary at Presbyterian Church celebrated with music and gifts from the Sabbath School. M C A meetings conclude fire series with talks on Christian activity and the man who dared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Maryland
German Baptist Brethren Church
Piper Creek
Thorsday
S.r
W. Switzer
M. EB. Church
South
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Luther
Black
W. J. Black
Thurmont
Lutheran Church
Johnstown
N. Y
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Reading
C. W.sinespring
U .B
Yen
Terdsay
Stinespring
Frank Seacrist
Todd
M. E
Y. M.C.A
George F Tibbitts
Wim. O. Birety
Epworth League
Methodist Protestant Conference
Centerville
Board of Finance
St. John’s Catholic Church
Oliver Jubiles
Holy Father
Father Coleman
Father O'Rourke
Leo Ahi
Qshorne Ingle
All Saints Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s
St. Ce
Christian Endeavor Society
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Grace
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Jeans Christ
Sandsy
Trinity Chapel
J. Travers Thomas
C. B. S. Hendrickson
Janie Rhodes
Lillian Stone
Matilda Houck
Elizabeth Engle
Mary Motter
Elinor Markey
Markwood
Christ
Mollie Moberly
Rodney
Calvary
Graces Sunday School
Suitor Shot Near Philadelphia Visit Turns Violent
William Wilson a 20 year old colored man was shot and beaten after visiting Della Gray in Philadelphia. He claims Ernest Gray shot him as father William Gray and three sons jumped him. He was hospitalized in Baltimore after being taken on a Baltimore and Ohio train.
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William Wilson
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Airy
Philadelphia
Della Gray
Wilson
Della
William Gray
Henry
Ernest
James Gray
Ernest Gray
Wilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Hindergarten Show by Free Kindergarten Pupils
The Free Kindergarten pupils entertained Saturday at Junior Hall under Miss Pops Shriner and pianist Miss Eisenbauer. They sang sweet little songs and performed a two act comedy A Black Diamond. Participants included Misses Bowers Hagen Payne Clabaugh Stern and Messrs Cates Hyland Myer. A sale of ice cream cake and candy raised funds.
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Hindergarten
Emma Payne
Anns Clabaugh
Rose Stern
Messrs
Bennett Cates
Roy Hyland
Percy Myer
Watch found in Dr Long’s house linked to Diggs trunk
Tark News reported on Saturday that a watch said to be stolen by Harold Eamsburg was found in the possession of Dr W A Long due to police misinformation. The watch was found in a trunk of Aaron Diggs, a colored employee of Dr Leng, who did not know its contents.
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Tark News
Harold Eamsburg
W. A. Long
Aaron Diggs
Funeral for Samuel Carter Held at Asbury M E Church
Funeral services for Samuel Carter, a colored man, were held Saturday at Asbury M E Church conducted by Rev F Q Ostroll. Pallbearers included Benny Frazier Clarence Nelson George Lyles Jerry Smith John Williams and Charles Smith. Interment followed at Laboring Sons Cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were funeral directors.
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Samuel Carter
Asbury M. E
F. Q. Ostroll
Benny Frazier
Clarence Nelson
George Lyles
Jerry Smith
John Williams
Charles Smith
Laboring Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Quarterly Meetings Called Tonight By Two Fire Companies
The United Steam Fire Engine Company holds its regular quarterly meeting tonight at 7 30. The Independent Fire Company also convenes a special meeting at 7 30 this evening. Attendance is requested. Obstructions Plague Georgetown Turnpike Phone Poles Lying On Road Edge Create Dangers After Dark.
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United Steam Fire Engine Company
Finee Company
Georgetown
Little Girl Injured by Falling Stone Slab
Four year old granddaughter of Henry Khpp sustained a broken left leg when a stone slab toppled while she played near a building. Br BH P Fahrney attended and set the injured limb.
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Henry Khpp
P. Fahrney
County Commissioners Form Two Week Session
The 58 Board of County Commissioners met for a two week session with daily meetings. During the session the assessment will be readjusted and new property will be assessed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fatal Carelessness Ends in Quarry Explosion Burial for Wheeden
A quarry explosion at Lime Kiln Switch killed Linden Wheeden and gravely injured Harry Hart. The incident followed warnings about using a crowbar with tamped dynamite. Eugene Grove and Robert Murray escaped serious harm as debris flew. Wheeden, about 30, leaves five children. funeral held at Manor Catholic church.
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Asalteaute
Ben
Linden Wheeden
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Harry Hart
Eugene Grove
M. J. Grove
Robert Murray
Ira J. McCurdy
Justles Eckstein
Wheedon
Hart
Frederick
Wheeden
Mr. Grove
Negro Hart
Murray
O. Carty
Manor Catholic
A Tribute to Schley Arrives in Memphis with Gifted Silver Service
Admiral Schley will depart Washington on Saturday April 26 to visit Memphis Tennessee as guest of the city for several days. He will be presented with a magnificent silver service funded by local subscriptions limited to ten cents per person and raised to over 1200 dollars. The invitation was delivered by a Memphis citizens committee chaired by J W Crawford. The gift features a solid silver disk an inch thick engraved on a oak base with laurel and oak leaf decoration.
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Schley
Admiral Schley
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
J. W. Crawford
Shé
All-Week Engagement Manager Rhodes Hosts Popular Prices
Rhodes presents Vandyke & Eaton Company as this week’s attraction for the season’s final popular price run. The act features top players in the field and royalty plays with prices at 10 20 and 30 cents. The opening bill is the comedy drama The Parisian Princess with special artists. Indies bargain tickets apply tonight.
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Rhodes
Vandyke & Eaton Company
Thas
Advertised Letters and Angora Shipment in Garrett County
Frederick post office lists advertised letters dated April 5 1902 including Frank Bostinn Jno Ba Ostrian J M Davis Mr Freize Charley Jones J H Knight Martin Kanode W S Smith Buick Thomas. Miss Alemeidia Mrs Mary Douglass Mrs Mary Ebberts El Jennis MN Schrayer Miss Annie Angora Goate. Angora goats arrived from Hanns City by Angora woats. Peter Corbett led two men guiding them from Bradley farm west of Oakland to five miles north today.
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Frederick City
Gxxtiurn’s
Frank Bostinn
Jno
Ba. Ostrian
J. M. Davis
Mr. Freize
Charley Jones
J. H. Knight
Martin Kanode
W. 8. Smith
Buick Thomas
Lapizs
Alemeidia
Mary Douglass
Mary Ebberts
el Jennis MN. Schrayer
Annie
Garrett County
Angora Woats J
Hanns City
Garratt County
Peter Corbett
Bradley Farm
Oakland
Unanimous Verdict on As Wise Woman at City Opera House
A praised comedy farce As Wise Woman is billed as a strictly first class attraction with originality and novel features. The City Opera House will feature a top lineup of well known talents, as the management promises a strong, fully cast production rather than a few stars carrying the show.
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City Opera House
Rattlesnake Bill in Delaware County
Willam Witmer of near Wolfeville, known as Rattlesnake Bill for handling many reptiles, keeps a den of rattlers copperheads and blacksnakes in his cellar. He reports the snakes slumbered through winter with only a rattler seen, plans to sell them for this season, and recently recovered from typhoid pneumonia expressing a preference for rattlers over another illness.
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Willam Witmer
Wolfeville
Enake
Witmer
Gift to Mountain City Lodge Pictures Exhibit at Etchison Window
Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias received two framed pictures on exhibition at W. H. B. Etchison's furniture store window. One picture, emblem of the order, donated by H. Dorsey Mtchison. The other, showing lodge officers and degree team, donated by Reno P Harp. The pair will decorate the new lodge room in Magenta Temple Runaway. A wagon accident near Market and East South streets caused minor damage after a horse spooked and struck a telegraph pole.
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Pythian Lodge
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pything
W. H. B. Etchison
H. Dorsey Mtchison
Reno
Harp
Diehl
Market
East South Streets
Market Street
Local notices and social events at city venues
A jumble of ads and notices lists a Woman's Auxiliary meeting at the Y M C A rooms at 7:80 p.m. A theatrical event at the Opera House April 18 under U D O auspices. W 0 T U meeting and address by Mrs Haslup. Food items at City Hotel Grill and raw bar offerings. An optical specialist at Park Hotel and a guided Boston tour by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with prices and dates.
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Woman's Auxiliary
A. L. Eaper
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Ho Saa
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Haslup
Boston
Baltimore
Chesspeaks Bay
Norfolk
Atlantic Opera
New York
Atlantic City
The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Debon Telephone Car Store Ad Promotes Bargains and Fashion
A sharp retail pitch from F. B. Sapping Don's highlights bold common sense merchandise. It touts belts ribbons undergarments and hosiery with attention to fabrics like black cheviots and silks. The ad invites buyers to compare prices from 25 to 75 cents per yard and emphasizes mid to late winter to spring goods and new garments.
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Department Alter
Notion
Snd
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