Maryland Methodist Protestant appoints ministers at Allnuts Memorial
President Little announced ministerial assignments including G. J. Hill in Frederick and E. C. Makauky in Jefferson with one Lewistown charge left without a appointment. The conference reported finances with varied increases and decreases across budgets such as pastors salaries and home missions totaling 234 686 dollars for all purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Maryland
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Allnuts Memorial Church
Baltimore
Frederick
G. J. Hill
Jefferson
E. C. Makoaky
Kemptown
J. A. Wright
Liberty
O. EK
McCaslin
New Market
O.M. Onhne
Lewistown
W.M. Strayer
Bucklyntown
Oxford
Home Missions
Foreign Missions
Bible Society
Tract Society
Church Home
Signing Bills Finished Governor Warfield Action
Governor Warfield with President Jones and Speaker Everhart completed signing bills passed by the Legislature yesterday. He vetoed 28 measures including the Haman Oyster bill and a repeal of spring elections in Baltimore. It marked a first in MarylandLegislature history for swift action after adjournment. Signed items include Walkeraville district creation and Catoctin and Pen Mat Railway incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Jones
Everhart
Baltimore
Allegany County
Walkeraville
Catoctin and Pen- Mat
Personal News From City Society
Purely personal notes reveal Mr and Mrs David Lowenstein of Baltimore spending several days in the city. Mr and Mrs Harry G Dorney have returned from a wedding tour to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Mr Johnson 85 Smith, Baltimore business college graduate, has left to take a position in New York City. Mr Raymond B Toms returned yesterday to Ithaca New York where he attends Cornell University after Easter holidays at East Second Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowenstein
Baltimore
Harry G-Dorney
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Johnson
Smith
Baltimore Business College
New York City
Raymond B. Toms
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornall University
East Second Street
Disorderly conduct arrests end with small fine
William App and Charles Fox were arrested by Officer King on East Sixth street for disorderly conduct and brought before Justice Smith who fined them $2.50, paid in full. Mountain City Mill market quotes list corn at $2.50 per barrel shelled, various bushel prices, and a 55 cent date per bushel in a dated advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William App
Charles Fox
Officer King
East Sixth Street
Justice Smith
Mountain City
Man Loses Both Legs After Freight Train Strike
Wilford Walker aged about 88 was badly mangled when thrown under a passing freight train at Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon. He had both legs amputated below the knees at Frederick Emergency Hospital after being treated at Brunswick by B and O Railroad doctors. He was reported doing well today despite bruises and scalp wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Walker
Sandy Hook
Mr. Walker
Pittsburg
BE. W. Walker
Harper's Ferry
E. W. Walker
Sost
Sanmy Hook
Brunswick
Hedges
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital Board Meeting Report
The Frederick City Hospital Association held its monthly board meeting at 41 East Second Street with full attendance. March saw twenty five patients cared for and eighteen currently occupy the building. Private room demand exceeded capacity as Mrs Hood’s generous gift will help extend hospital services amid donations received this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
East, Second Street
Grace Reformed Sunday Echoes Benefit at Church
An entertaining benefit for Grace Reformed Church last evening featured a varied program. The Jersey Carnival orchestra performed followed by The Bawn and Osirns vocal numbers. Readings by Miss Edith Isenburg Mr Barry Befanver and Miss Sallie Faunsle roy alternated with orchestral pieces and solos by Mr W Fisher Mr Albers Wallis Mr Wm Caburn and others. Accompanists included Miss Margaret Uporate Prof M G Beckwith and Mr Walter McDannel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed
Jersey
Miss Gallatin in Ghosts at City Opera House
Misa Alberta Gallatin and her company present Ibsen's Ghosts at the City Opera House Tuesday night April 19. Gallatin earns public praise for her interpretation of the suffering mother and the troupe is described as one of the season’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gallatin
Henrik Ibsen
Misa Alberta Gallatin
City Opera House
Misa Gallatin
Ghosta
Tbsen
Raymond Shipley Birthday Party Honors Four Candles
Master Raymond Shipley celebrated his fourth birthday Monday evening April 11 from 7 to 9 at home with Mr and Mrs George Wm Shipley hosting. Guests enjoyed games music and refreshments in the dining room where a four candle cake marked the occasion. Raymond received several pretty presents from his friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shipley
George Wm. Shipley
Raymond
Funeral for John D. Ellis Held at 3 PM
The funeral was conducted yesterday at 3 o clock for John D. Ellis at his home 100 West Patrick street led by Rev. E L McLain. Pallbearers included D Q Kemp George Beaufelter Robert Fraley Cha F Cramer Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery A T Rios Sons funeral directors Middletown officials elected a new city register police chief water superintendent and hose director with attorney appointment to be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ellis
Weet
Patrick Street
E. L. McLain
D. QO. Kemp
Geo. Beaufelter
Robert Fraley
Chae. F. Cramer
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rios & Sons
Middletown Ciiers
Board of Commissionere
Middletown
City Register
Eugene A. Alexander
J. Thomas White
Russell M. Kefanver
Franklin E. Wolfe
Week's Record In the Offices of Courts Transfers
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended April 18 1904 include numerous parcels in Frederick and surrounding towns. Notable entries show Nichoas Jackson to Stephen Bowlus Jr for land in Petsieville district at 869, Isaac Stephens to Irving Albaugh county real estate at 550, and Wiliam Smith to Harry Howard 180 acres at 9 776. Prices range from 80 to 12 225 with many parcels in Emmitsburg Libertytown and Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Nicholas Jackson
Stephen R. Bowlus, Jr
Petsieville
William D. Poole
Ida D. Baugher
Frederick Potman Sod
Charles A. Rice
Mordecai O. Jones
John O. Pyles
Margaret E
Hood
J. Frederick Patman
Isaac
Stephena
Irving
Albaugh
Philip G. King
William D. Collifiower
Emmitsburg
William D. Collifioner
Emmitabborg
George OC
Effie A. Eichelberger
Samus F. Stambaugh
Cassandra Eichelberger
David O. Renner
Emanuel R. Lookingbill
Richard Boone
George W. Wachtel
Josiah Leatherman
George O. Fostinbarger
Walter Lizer
Aounty
A.lincoln Engelbrecht
Corasling Staley
Mary E. Fry
James C. Darner
Jameso. Darner
Franklin L. Bowlue
James O. Darner
Howard M. Hunter
Francis White
Charles T. Lease
Clinton J. Lindsay
John Whitehill
Aston L
George W
Lewis E. Horman
Elisa T. Stimmels
John W. Stimmels
Henry W. Lewis
Woodsboro
Margaret Ann Garver
John W. Garver
Harry W. Bowera
Teano M. Motter
Frederick
Ellen
Jacob H.bser
Luther H. Wachter
George Wa. Smith
Harry M. Howard
Roderick BF. Randis
Charles F
George L. Stone
New Market District
Annie M. Herring
Jamee
Katie M. McDevitt
Mary E. Bergee
Clarence H. Etchison
Isabella Boyer
Wiliam A. Betaon
John W. Betaon
Imma J. Steel
George W. Steel
Emma J. Steel
Maria A. Flesger
Samuel M. Birely
Samuel M. Snd Belva A. E. Birely
Patrick Meekill
Tourmont
Olara D. Stambaugh
Cassandra Hichelberger
John Wesley Croager
Susana Lynn
Thurmont
Emms
Abraham W. Steel
Howard D. Flickinger
Patrick Maskill
Maurice O
Sarah E. Smith
Virginis A.R. Keller
Hoogband
George F. Alexander
James Milton Gilbert
Matilda Groshon
Katie M. Eyler
Charles T. Fagan
James W. Speak
Clarence G. Boller
Oreagerstown
John H. Derr
Samuel E. Bowlan
Arrests in 96 Pound Brass Theft From B and O Line
Deputy Sheriff and B and O Detective arrest Stephen Hahe William Baer and Ernest Eckroad on larceny charges for 96 pounds of brass stolen from the B and O railroad at Frederick Junction. Brass found at Baumgardner's yard. Bail set at 200. Other real estate and estate matters listed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itre
Frederick Junction
Stephen Hahe
William Baer
Ernest Eckroad
Carcer
Weber
Frederick Juanction
Tod
Citlcera
Orage
Baumgardner
Habosod Baer
Washington
B.&o.r. BR
Eckstein
Death of M. W. Wilson at Montevue Hospital
M. W. Wilson aged 31 died yesterday at Montevue Hospital of consumption. Survived by one brother and two sisters. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 30 at the grave with Fr Francia H. Craig officiating. Interment in Mt Olivet. C. C. Osrty funeral director. John Thompson will probate his will naming Alcinda Thompson wife and Mary Beaner daughter as residuary beneficiaries with wife sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Orphans’ Court
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Alcinda Thompson
Mary Beaner
Bie
Ledger Snippet Shows Bank Funds and Debts
The record lists capital stock, surplus funds, undivided profits after taxes, and notes issued by national banks. It notes amounts due to state bankers, trust companies, and other banks, along with dividends unpaid, certified checks, and reserve-related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norea
Earstok
Vis
U. S
der Sant
Boy Loses Leg In Bone Disease At Maryland General
Walter Virta thirteen son of Marshall L Virte foreman for the Baltimore and Ohio at Washington Junction was taken to Maryland General Hospital Baltimore for treatment. He injured his knee last fall and a bone disease followed causing the left leg to be amputated near the thigh. The disease known as consumption of the bone has set in the right leg and may require amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Virta
Marshall L. Virte
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Washington Junction
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Lent
Engaged Couples United in Baltimore and Frederick
HYMENEAL. August Doengler of Baltimore and Annie M Thomson of Frederick wed last night at 8 by Rev. Charles F. Stack. plus carpenters wanted and ads for goods and rail fare deals. White Tar Soap sample free. Manure for sale. Colonial fares to West via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad during March and April with reduced one way tickets to many western and western states. Main's Drag Store open for business with house keeping goods and china sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dengler—Thompson
August Doengler
Baltimore
Annie M. Thomson
Frederick
Charles F. Stack
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Itc
Baltimore & Ohio A. BR
Knights of Columbus
Washington, D. C
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New S.tesburg
Detroit
Agdala Abssenia
King Theodore
Solomon
Alabama
United States
Segate
America
England
Senate
Samruel Judaon
Randath
Joseph Hrevard Kershaw
Camden St
David Dudley Field
Elizabeth R Tilton
Theodore Tilton
Brooklyn
W. L. Moore
Arthur Willard
Oily Opera House
Alberts Gallatin
News
L. G. Holine
Carpenters
C. E. Cline
Rodock & Co
Zeigler Bros
Markey
Neidig & Miller
M. P
Comeont Pays
Emersls
8. L. King
Woodfield, Md
P. L. Hargett & Co
Emma J. Koons
Annie L. Grimes
William E. Kefauver
Aaron L Staley
Stewart Waters
Laura Waters
Alice V. Anders
Eliza A. Haley
Lorenzo K. Kepler
Frederick City
Lorenzo E. Kepler
Carrie W. Kaplar
Hiram B
Irvin J. Fisher
Howard Angell
Maurice F. Starr
Richard Q. Eateap
Libertytown
Cyrus W. Blickenatoff
John O. Lewis
Sarah S. Gillelan
John P. Moser
L. D
J. H. Wolfa
James O. Marion
David T. Davie
Frankiie H Davis
Jacob Rohrback
Silas Boteler
David T. Davis
Harvey Leslie Johnson
Helen EB. Davis
Albert A. Adlenberger
Carrie A. Miller
Emmiteburg
William Gibson
Lola, Redmond
Woodaboro
Willam A. Redmond
Emms Smith
August Dengler
Annie M. Thompson
Upton W. Beck
Clara M. Beans
Lorettaville
Sarah J. Harbaugh
Elsie S. Harbaugh
Joseph L. Shank
George W. Shank
Martin C. Flohr
Lola Grace Burdzer
Mary Golda Burdner
Lilly A. M. Shearer
Ssle
Mary Jane Baughman
Jennie M. Adelsberger
Francia A. Adelaberger
Sarah 4. Garber
Sophia O. Hesser
Charles M. Rudy
John T. Colliflower
Ingo Colliflower
Bernard Colliflower
Thomas J. Altman
Jacob Altman
Andrew J. Carpenter
Alinda Thompson
Evan L. Carpenter
Mr. T. McClesty Wiles
Mr. Wiles
Jigger Hill
Braddock Heights
Frank Hedges
Crab’ Apple Baseball Club
Doubs
Roy Hickman
Walter M. Hickman
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
CES
Total
Perenee
Frederion
G. ZoothEwan
Wal G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
N. PF. Correst
Thomas H. Haller
James BE. Walker
D. Baker
J. Aprhdstawlt
LOOIS
C. Eboline, Carpet and Furniture Store
Allen G. Quy & Co
Woman's College
de. Bischoff
McCardell’s
G. Ed. Myers
Myer’s
L. E. Mullinix
Jonn Hendrickson
Eterling Madras
Turkey
Saniiaa Hose
Fiawant
Onora
Madras
Priestley
Jobn Hendrickson
Bidig & Miller
Point de Paris
Clinton E. Main
Main
North Market Street
Nton
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven Bays
Chicago
Aighbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
M. 0
Goatzbaughb
Market Street
Charles Zimmerman
Cycala Park
Araby, Md
B. Sappington
Dana Glassware
Ando
L. BE. Mullinix
F. B. Sappingtor
George
Rodock
Atesmer
Tate
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Bons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas Prick
Enst
Ein
Hull & Reich
Engs
Bull & Beto
North Market
Atrest
Welidowi
H. E. Smith
East Church Street
Samme Ee
Burgary
Oldawly
Kefauver
Saks Optical Company
Bentz Balding
Cor
Mohisdiy
H. H. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Indagirious
LeRoy C. Horine
B. Measell
Robrpack
Townsend Sport & Sox
Bankers and Broseee, Fayette BT
OPPO
Fostoffior Baltinore, HD ¢. E. Cline
Toart& Lage
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