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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
3
April 10 in history notes mention Prince Eugene, Merlborough associate W3en, AR Gates death in England in the 1700s, rd Payne author of Home Sweet Home, and names Tuniss nomas H. Benten Missouri United States Parken Cab with scattered biographical references.
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularities in receipt of the newspaper to The News. The notice emphasizes timely reporting to ensure continuity of service and accurate delivery records.
The Wexsly News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertising copy for Tas Wressy News is due by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 m that day.
Subscribers intending to change residence must inform the Tar News office of both old and new addresses to ensure prompt and proper transfer of service.
The F. Fl. Alomnae Club met at the college with Mrs. J. McDaniel presiding. Miss Evin S. Vernon spoke on The Wives of Our Presidents, tracing first ladies from Washington to the current White House occupant. Miss Minnis Markey displayed pictures from Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts and discussed Mardi Gras floats and The Burning Arrow painting. Mrs. West presented a paper on Settlement Work, noting its London roots and growth in New York and Chicago, highlighting philanthropy’s impact on social uplift.
Walter Victor Nelson of Bartholomew's County and Catharine Ann Roaferty of Baltimore wed at noon today at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in this city. Provincial Constable Thomas Lanorgan reports he caught a burglar last fall and used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to recover from a severe cold. The remedy is praised for easing coughs and colds and is sold at A. L Pearre's drug store.
Governor Warfield vetoed the Two-Cents-Mile railroad bill and the Girdle Kiestrio measure. He signed the Anti Out Of bill restricting railroad freight to areas beyond Owings Mills. Other vetoes included the Free-Passes for Officials and a Gorman primary bill. He cited economy and hasty legislation as reasons.
The Allegany County circuit court dismissed Mrs. Ells Cook’s divorce bill against William H. Cook, a Wrestburg merchant, filed after their January 1901 marriage in Frederick. The judge found abuse allegations unlikely to prevent remarriage and noted the first Mrs. Cook’s memory, with three older children gone, allowed a fresh start.
William H. Mackall wins the Elkton mayor election while Annapolis considers submitting a $25 000 bond issue for public improvements. Water H. D. Warfield becomes president of the Sykesville Bank as a building near Chestertown shows unusual activity. Rufus Walls attempts suicide in Annapolis by cutting his throat. The Maryland Department Grand Army of the Republic holds its annual encampment in Baltimore. The Naval Academy hazing inquiry resumes with new testimony directions.
On Tuesday April 17 Captain William Baird U S A and Col. Charles D. Gilther will inspect Company A during the Maryland National Guard annual spring inspection. The eight month old unit has a strong record and is expected to rank among the state’s top groups. The troupe opens Easter Monday with a comedy Other People’s Money by Edward Owins Towne, touted as a premier amateur show.
Attending Grand Council events are Messrs Reno Harp Grand Chancellor A P Marah Grand Wuter Guard John H Grove representative H Dorsey Etchison organizer of Ha dowment Bank and O H Eakstein Mountain City Lodge this city as they travel to Baltimore for the Knights of Pythisa meeting.
Residents of Walkersville district appeared before the Board of County Commissioners to seek a bridge over the Monocacy at Biggs Ford. The board took no action on the petition.
Misses Ostrie and Fannie Zimmer man decide to build a cottage at Braddock Heights. M O Kemp awarded the contract for the construction.
Naples reports a roof collapse from ash weight burying 250 people. Sixteen bodies recovered locally. total dead in surrounding towns listed as ninety six. Eruption activity subsiding as rescuers continue work.
Qonarcasga April 10 Dawe fights Voliva over Zion City dispute. Dawe refuses to enter Zion City as legal action unfolds in the tax news dispatch.
Mr Lews Whipp of Jefferzon and many others including Mr Hamilton B Showman of Baltimore, Dr E L Schmid, Miss Margaret Uvermehle of Washington, and Mrs Breckenridge Sh ew snd gsogs travel or return to Frederick from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hagerstown, and other nearby towns. Multiple residents visit friends, seek work, or relocate within Maryland and Pennsylvania communities.
The death of farmer Alexander Ustr near Warfieldsburg is reported with mentions of his church work and land donations. Other obituaries include Mrs. Sarah A. Hood of Woodville district near Mt. Airy, and Mrs. Catharine Brashear formerly of West Falls, buried or funeral services noted with names of relatives and pallbearers.
Veterans celebrate General Assembly action allocating 25000 to fund a Baltimore monument honoring 63090 Marylanders who served in the Civil War. Colonel George W F Vernon, named to the erection commission, plans to use existing monument images and cost data to guide design.
A garbled sequence of names and titles appears, including positions like President Vice-President Cashier and multiple unclear individuals such as Jepps Jas McSusmer D.E. Reraover and Jxo.0 Morris. The fragment lacks context to identify events, roles, or affiliations.
Police say Frank Dementi, jailed after brutal acts toward Mrs Fannie Smith and her child, shows no prior insanity signs and mutters about being railroaded. Dementi’s wife Mollie insists he is sane, recounting years of abuse including beatings, threats, and a staged escape attempt.
Local notices urge attendance at the Modern Brotherhood of America Braddock Lodge meeting on Tuesday April 10. Advertisements promote Easter baskets from McCardell and Easter novelties, in addition to medical and optical services and a sermon on capitalizing on early discounts. Millinery openings and new matting rugs are also advertised with dates and locations.
The Western Maryland Railroad Company is defendant in a $50,000 damage suit filed yesterday in Baltimore by Mrs. Nettie A. Covell widow of George B. Govall. Govall, an engineer on an express train between Baltimore and Hagerstown, was injured in a 1905 wreck and later died. Heavy rains caused Monocacy to rise, flooding Bucksystown bridge and threatening Ceresville.
Local businesses promote Easter deals and assorted goods from furniture to phonographs. Special this week at Ecom Bress includes a 16x20 framed picture with a $25 purchase. Also listed are cake mixes, sundaes, gas and electric bill tips, and a shooting match event.
Annis Notley and Alexander Watkins were arrested by Officers King and Dieter for disturbing the peace and interfering with officers, receiving fines and jail terms from Justice Eckstein. Hannah Palmer and Alexander Johnson also faced disorderly conduct charges with small fines paid. a market price notice for Tyson’s market follows.
Mr Caspar Kiltian of East Fifth Street fished the Monocacy last night and took thirty fine succrore specimens, drawing local interest as a notable catch reported in brief.
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