Pleasant Paragraphs Of Those Who Come And Go
Miss Mary Worthington visits friends in Urbana. Miss Tyler returns from Baltimore. Mrs Jennie Schley Miller visits Indianapolis. Prof E L Boblitz visits Buckeystown schools. Mrs Wm Miller visits Indianapolis. Miss Georgia Simmsons and Miss Ella Houck return from Philadelphia. Chief Judge James McSherry attends Annapolis Court of Appeals sessions. Mr W Nash Young visits Hagestown on business. Miss Bessie Dyer returns from York to East Fourth Street. Mr John B Kiefer of Hagerstown visits J Clarke Kieffer family. Miss DeGarmendia from New York visits Carlos DeGarmendia at Tuscarora. Miss Bessie Tyson returns from Baltimore and Washington. Mr Urner Wilcoxon heads to Oakland for Jr O U A M state convention. Mrs John L Johnson and Master David Johnson visit Barnesville Ohio. Mr Johnson returns home. Miss Mary Boteler of Washington visits the Misses Four and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Worthington
Urbana
Tyler
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Jennie Schley Miller
Indianapolis
E. L. Boblitz
Buckeystown
Wm. H. Miller
West Patrick Street
Georgia Simmsons
Ella Houck
Philadelphia
West Third Street
DeGarmendia
New York
Carlos DeGarmendia
Tuscarora
Bessie Tyson
Washington
Urner Wilcoxon
Oakland
John L. Johnson
David Johnson
Barnesville
Ohio
Johnson
Mary Boteler
Washington, D. C
Missen
East Second Street
Brief Bits of Wry Prose and Local Notes
A collage of quips and small notices on moods, domestic life, and travel hints. From pessimism to divorce, shoe life to dressmaker visions, plus a Kentucky obituary quip, a local confectioner adding machinery, street-cleaning nudges, and a Syrup of Figs travel tip. Ady oa peRHHEHIVE.
Religious World Notes on City Churches Sunday Schools
The column lists services and events at city churches including United Brethren delays, Mass times at St Johns Catholic, Epworth League, and Sunday schools. It notes Evangelical Reformed sermons on Easter texts, a forthcoming African Methodist Episcopal Conference session at Asbury Church, and district meetings of German Baptist Brethren. It mentions ministers absent, preaching topics, a Grace Reformed sermon on Eternal Life, and a catechetical class planned for Kemp Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Guild
United Brethren Church
St. John's Catholic Church
B. V.switcer
Pers
M. EB
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Emmaus
African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Asbury Church
Eat All Saints’ Street
City Opera House
Grossnickle’s Church
Ellerton
Lincoln
Neb
Joe Brown
M.E
St Corinthians
God
Christ
St. John
Adolphus Fearhake
Epworth League
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Euhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. A. Singmaster
Gettysburg
Theological Seminary
Christian Endeavor Society
Nellie Thomas
Buckeystown
Daisy Burger
Grace Reformed Church
E. Ju. McLean
H. H. Abbott
Kemp Hall
Rumor of Boer Enp Loss Reported in April Note
A despatch from April 13 reports General French and about five hundred British captured in a Boer clash. The notice notes rumors of the setback and names unclear commanders and forces involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rindle
Toy Rew
Jospex
Death notices and obituaries from North Market Street area
Henry McHenry mill-wright dies of heart disease at 1220. His funeral set for Tuesday at 2. Services at the house and interment at Olivet cemetery. Other obits include Mrs. Sarah E Feaster 67 paralysis at Jefferson. Albert Diehl 63 Charlestown lingering illness. Mary Ellen Carey Wilson pneumonia 27. John E Hill 31 pneumonia funeral 3:30 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M'Henry
Henry McHenry
North Market Street
McHenry
H. P Fahroey
Krank
New Orleans
Lee
York
Mrs. Olivet Cemetery
Sarah E. Feaster
Jefferson
D. Keller
Claude Dotty
Samuel A. Gregg
Jos. M. Crampton
Chas. M. Crampton
Washington
Albert Diehl
Charlestown
West Virginia
Charles B. Diehl
Kentucky
Diehl
Howard Diehl
C. Herman
Robert Thomas
Mary Ellen Carey
Wm. T. Wilson
James Carey
Dory's
M. E. Church
John B. Hill
John E. Hill
James Hill
Greenmount Cemetery
Citizens urge Democratic control over Frederick city affairs
The Frederick Citizen cites benefits from Democratic rule including water works costing $35,000, a strong electric light plant, and improved streets with no tax rise except a late increase due to a 1896 Republican law. It contrasts with the current Republican board, questions tax relief, and endorses Mayor candidate Smith, City Register Shepherd, and Democratic aldermen. It also notes A C McCardell’s election to Frederick County National Bank direc tor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Democratic Board
Frederick City
East Street
Third
Carroll Creek
Court of Appeals
Smith
Shepherd
City Register
Policeman Mulhorn Resigns from City Police
George Mulhorn resigned his police position on Saturday night. Mayor Chilton accepted. Mulhorn said he planned to vote for Prof. George Ed. Smith for mayor and felt unable to serve under the Republican administration. He also cited criticism of an arrest and alleged overstepping of territory. Uriah Wachter was appointed by Mayor Chilton to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulhorn
Chilton
Mulhorn
George Ed. Smith
Uriah Wachter
Boy Willed by Whiskey Dies at Age Six
Roger Jackson, six year old son of Mollie Jackson, residing on West All Saints street, drank a half pint of whiskey while left at home with a smaller child. He was found unconscious and died a few hours later. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 PM at St. John's Catholic Church with interment at St. John's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Jackson
Mollie Jackson
West All Saints Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Registration Appeals Heard by Judge Motter
Judge Motter heard several registration appeals this morning. In the case of Lewis F. Grey, the court reserved its opinion on striking his name for lack of legal Frederick residence. The Charles Highland appeal was heard with decision withheld. The Wm. H. Jackson case was dismissed as Jackson was found a qualified voter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Lewis F. Grey
Frederick
Charles Highland
Wm. H. Jackson
Jackson
Cut With Iron Hooks In Elevator Ruins
George W Burrall superintendent of a work gang was struck on the head by a rope with iron hooks by a crewman on Saturday. He was knocked senseless and unconscious for a time. The wound is about four inches. No arrest has been made. A 12 year old boy Harry Young of near Myersville injured eye while burning old rubbish Saturday. explosion sent debris into the eye. Dr Boteler fears loss of sight. The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company has leased Henry B Tyson property on East Patrick street for a car barn to be built on the east side of the house. A track will run into the barn. Lease runs 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Burrall
Burrall
Harry Young
Myersville
Frederick
Democratic Party
Shephard
Geo. Ed. Smith
Notice to present claims for payment by 17th inst
All persons having claims against the corporate authorities are requested to present the same for payment on or before the 17th inst. W. F. Onintoy, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Onintoy
New Law's First Test Shapes Local Mayor Election
A city election tomorrow for mayor city register and five aldermen tests the new law with illiterate voters. Democrats claim advantage if many are barred, while Republicans seek victory with well known business candidates. Tickets list Ramsburg Shepherd Lease Michael Kindley Baumgarten Schell plus Ramsburg Gittinger Mateny Zimmer man BrownCondon. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with precincts on West Patrick Street South Market Court House basement and 90 North Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben End Aettae
Wm. H. Ramsburg
City Register
Edward A. Gittinger
Thomas G. Mateny
West Patrick Street
South Market
Court House
North Market Street
Local Political Appeal Promises and Candidate Endorsements
A public card from Frederick voters urges fair consideration of Democratic nominees for mayor and aldermen. It proclaims no promises of municipal positions, lauds Geo Ed Smith’s integrity, and calls for peaceful, orderly governance with diligent oversight of streets and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. MacGill, Jr
Solr
Geo
Smith
Chas. P. Levy
City Opera House
Neidig & Miller
Bare Rhs Ais
Ernest Helfenstein
Agt
Frederick City
Barlow & Wilson’s ‘Minatrel
E. Payne
Psehearen
Rosenour & Sons
Vote for the Republican nominees in Frederick city
A stark political appeal urges Frederick residents to back Republican candidates to thwart Democratic bosses and preserve fair elections. The letter lauds Republican governance, cites tax cuts and improved city services, and warns against voting for Democratic nominees linked to alleged power brokers. It also promotes local events and services such as a pool exhibition, palm readings, dressmaking, and a physician specializing in eye, ear, nose, and throat care.
Newstone fashion model promises latest styles and quick selling outfits
A garbled advertisement promises the latest and most fashionable garments from The Model, boasting exclusive patterns in satin striped challies and new black cheviot suits. It insists on high quality, wearability, and quick sales, urging readers to select now for hot weather wardrobes.
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Dagt
Brad
Tata
Mathew Arneld
Fool Legion
Botm
Chester
Mase
Siak
Bald
Mera
Daverpool
Bork
Wes
Verge
Erie
Roblin
Wasumeton
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Doll's
Furely Personal
John Hershberfer
California Fig Syrup Company
Ady
Sunday Schools and Societies
A.C. McCardell
Frederick County National Bank
A. T. Rice
NEW Law
Chilton. Yeakle
Ja Ae Folinno
Oxas
P. Levy
Democratic City Com
Joan Woop
Secy
Ike Wineberg
City Hotel
Jeega
Thomas Sponseller
Central Livery Stables
Brewery Alley
N.R. & BD. Mantz
Market Street
Pooreaya
Republican Party
Ramsburg
Fred West
Boston
Sam's Place
Market Space
Pallovan
No. 6
East Church Street
Eaveer
Wm. C. Boteler
Johin Hnn Olorson
Dab Atleipbi
Foulard Silke
Jon Hexverox
Nhidig & Miller
Newig & Miller
Tuate
Allie Dupartm
Eeru
Arava
Fronta
Reveres
Venice
N Bidig
Mauazaz
F S
Kitz Bdweri Searf Ic Carmine Cas
Clinton &. Main
DR. Mean
Clinton E. Main
Isanogle & Wagaman, New Spring GooDs
Hurlbut
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
Adawiy
City Hall
Rodoue
Lansdownes
Subdlizee
Zephyrs
Madras
Tinghame
Foulardetts
Foulard Silze
Frederics
Sesson
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Dhe Ke Abul Oe Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO. Telephone
T. J. Rick
Dd. S. Rius
Ste C.& P
Fou
F. Vv. Stavps
Frederic
Oeresville Flour
John T. Baker
Piensuot
Geresville
Shriner’s
Woodaboro
Liberty
London
Shriner
Gand
Olsan
Potomac River
Carlosa
Willard
Keller
Patrichst
Biser
Real Estate and Insuranus NQ
Church Street
Prederick, MD
H, E. Peterman
Franklin Street
North Market &Tsa. 2
Frederick Co
Iodenly
R. Snook
Lewistown
A. Cramer
Lewis Own
John 5. Dutrow
Walkersville
Wm. H. Ramshare
Oxdsra
Decitidawtt
Pvarvey
R. Lease
B. Hosenour’s
Stova
3. Patrick St
Scorr
A. Enzey Warzis
G. Borex, Jr
Montgomery
Tacoma
Soo & Sox Bankees
North Street
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