Personal News From Frederick Courtyard Gossip
Vurely personal notices list residents and visitors in Frederick. Names include Mr. Q. Keedy in Brunswick on business, James S. Selsam of Lapans Washington county visiting Frederick, Mrs. Wm. Buckey returning from Baltimore, Alderman elect John L. Michael on business at Doubs, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. McKenney of Hagerstown visiting, Mrs. A. Rosenour returning from Baltimore, William R. McGill in Frederick, Frank Bruner of the Frank B. Adams Theatrical Company returning home, Mrs. L. Victor Baughman visiting at 702 Cathedral street, Baltimore, and Mr. Buchanan Smith in Baltimore with his father Dr. F. B. Smith.
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Q. Keedy
Brunswick
Breiness
Jas. 5
Selsam
Lappans
Washington County
Frederick
Wm. G. Buckey
Baltimore
John L. Michael
West Patrick Street
Doubs
W. S. McKenney
Hagerstown
A. Rosenour
South Market Street
William R. McGill
Cumberland
Frank Bruner
Frank B. Adams
Cathedral Street
Buchanan Smith
Court Street
F. B. Smith
Avery County Notes: Visits and church events
Miss Emily Barnsley has returned home from Baltimore. Mrs. Alice Ferry and daughter Mary return to Virginia after visiting Mrs. Ella Gashell. Miss Clara Bell returns to Laytonaville after visiting sister Eva Barnsley. Miss Jennie Payne arrives from Virginia to visit sister Mrs. Timothy Gashell who has been ill. Emory M E church South Sunday school reorganized. Quarterly meeting at Avery Free Methodist April 12 14 with services Friday Saturday and Sunday led by Rev. George Eakens. Goldie and Opal Holland visit Redland friends. Farmers prepare to plant corn and haul lime. Della and Margaret Fraley visit Felicia Bussara.
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Della
Margaret Fraley
Misa Felicia Bussara
Natalie colliery strike ends in Suamonis area
Special dispatch reports the Natalie colliery strike ending this morning and a separate announcement from McKeesport that a general steel strike is averted as the work stoppage will be declared off early this afternoon. Also notes a narrow store fire in Middletown, a minstrel show at City Opera House, repainting of D C Winebrewer & Son, and daily market quotations from J E W Hargett.
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Toe Newe
Suamonis
Natalie
Prrrssure
iIt
McKeesport
General Steel
Hzra Beachley
Middletown
Barlow & Wilson
City Opera House
J. Henry Lampe
D. C. Winebrewer & Son
North Market
Hanging Set for Tomorrow as Overs Faces Death
Charles H. alias Cephas Overs, convicted of murder, has one day left before execution. Sheriff Troxell issued 150 tickets for viewing from jail yard. Rev. Fathers Gaffney and Colman will attend. Body to be handled by W. H. B. Hutchison and buried at St. John's Catholic cemetery. Overs shows rare nervousness in cigars and cheerful demeanor otherwise. Jury deliberated roughly six minutes before convicting February 26 in Circuit Court.
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Troxell
Charies H
Cephas Overs
Charles Donaldson
Father Gaffney
Father Colaman
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. H. B. Htchison
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Overs
Overa
Boz
Faiers Organization Forms Near Travilah in Montgomery County
About one hundred farmers and locals met at Travilah to form an organization for farmers in the area. Professors Robinson and McDonald and State Institute Director Amosa spoke. A committee was appointed to decide if it shall be a farmers club or a grange. A second meeting was set for Thursday. Wheat yield ranged 18–33 bushels per acre, corn about nine barrels, hay average 1.5 tons. hay deemed best paying crop. McDonald noted timothy hay depletes fertility. clover is most beneficial.
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Travilah
Montgomery County
Profa. Robinson
McDonald
Maryland Agricultural College
State Institute
Amosa
George R. Rice
M. B. Montgomery
Charles R. Harrigan
Winfield S. Magruder
Magruder
Blanche Harris
Mary Montgomery
Farmer's Club
Grange
Prof. McDonald
Timothy Hay
Funeral of Mrs Sarah Ellen Fenster Held at Jefferson
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Ellen Fenster, who died Monday, April 15, was held yesterday at 10 a.m. from the Reformed church in Jefferson. Rev. H. F. Dittmar officiated with Rev. Bush of the Lutheran church assisting. Pallbearers included L. O. Whipp, Noah Shaff, C. E. Zimmerman, M. F. Caller, M. G. Rice, and D. O. Slagle. Burial followed in the Reformed cemetery. M. R. Etchison was funeral director.
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Sarah Ellen Fenster
Reformed Church
Jefferson
H. F. Dittmar
Rev. Bush
Lutheran Church
L. O. Whipp
Noah Shaff
C. E. Zimmerman
M. F. Caller
Smith's Majority 113 in Local Election Canvass
The Board of Election Supervisors met at the Mayor's office at noon to canvass Tuesday's election returns. The only difference found was in the third precinct where Smith's vote was 302 instead of 322, altering his majority to 115 from 153. The report notes ongoing advertiser activity as a constant.
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Smith
Board of Election Supervisors
Mesers
F. Granville Thomas
Marion Moberly
Irving S. Biser
Canvara
Fashionable men's furnishings and stationery on sale
The advertisement promotes spring and summer men’s shirts and new stock of linens and stationery. It highlights dry cleaning, late arrivals, and a wide range of styles. It also lists Mr. D R O Moodemts as dentist and D E Peterman with shop at 50 North Market Street and a Frederick Co phone number.
Leaders Pleased With Frederick Local Election Result
Democratic leaders praised Tuesday's Frederick election as an endorsement of Governor Smith and the extra legislative session. Governor Smith called the result a triumph for Gen. L Victor Baughman and allies. Republican leaders disputed the impact, noting only a modest mayoral win and gains for their register candidate. Senator McComas and Congressmen Pearce and Mudd echoed mixed views.
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Recnll
Smith
Frederick
Baltimore
Annapolia
Gen. IL
Victor Baughman
Phillips Lee Goldaborough
Republican State Central Committee
Register
McComas
Pearce
Mudd
Goldsborough
L. Victor Baughman
State Auditor Named by Governor in Elkton Appointment
Governor Smith announced the appointment of George R. Ash of Elkton Maryland to audit the accounts of clerks of the courts state’s attorney offices Registers of Wills and Sheriffs across counties under the State Auditor’s act passed by the 1900 General Assembly. Ash, editor of the Cecil County Democrat, is an accountant veteran who served in Cecil county offices and as School Commissioner from 1892 to 1898. He will assume duties immediately.
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Smith
George R. Ash
Elkton
State
General Assembly
Ash
Cecil County
Cecil County Democrat
Liberty Copper Mining Company Reorganizes to Liberty Copper Mining and Milling
The Liberty Copper Mining Company, located about two miles north of Liberty, reorganizes as the Liberty Copper Mining and Milling Company with Thomas E. Ludlam as president and W. S. Ayers as vice president and general manager. Capitalized at 22,000,000, it plans to reopen operations next week and hire 100 or more workers. A new dry process mill will be built to crush and separate 100 tons of rock daily.
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New Mining Company
Liberty Copper Mining Company
Liberty Town
Liberty Copper Mining and Milling Company
Thomas E. Ludlam
John Schoennarr
M. C. Stafford
W. 3. Ayers
Painter George Killian Falls From Ladder
Painter George Casper Killian fell from a ladder while painting a house near Myersville yesterday. He was severely bruised and shaken but the injuries were not serious and caused him great pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Casper Killian
Mr. Killian
Myersville
Gibbons to Speak in Baltimore Church Meeting
A meeting at the Associate Congregational Church in Baltimore is scheduled for next Wednesday evening April 2. Cardinal Gibbons is expected to discuss The Roman Catholic Position while Bishop Paret speaks on The Lambeth Episcopal Platform.
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Associate Congregational Church
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Paret
Lambeth
Last Regular Meeting of City Aldermen Ends Term
The May or and Board of Aldermen held their final regular meeting at City Hall. Officers approved $50 for water rent discovery work, other payments were authorized, and adjustments made to McMurray Packing water rent. A moving picture show at City Opera House drew crowds, and a Mountain City Mill appraisal by Eastern Milling was announced.
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Shafer L. Rhoads
Rhoads
William A. Woodward
F. B. Sappington
Thomas CG. Mateny
J M. Newman & Co
Marken & Bielfeld
O. P. Smith & Sor
Shipley & Boost
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Markell & Trail
Sabin & Dill
H. O. Zacharias
R. A. Rager
BE. J. Dodd Company
Willard ©. Keller
H. M. Gittinger
Doll Brothers
George A Babel
J. H. Lampe
Hammond Urner
John H. Abbott
Jonathan Biser
Randolph N. Martz
Chilton
Moon
McMurray Packing Company
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
City Opera House
Mountain City Mill
Eastern Milling and Export Company
Mountain City Milling Company
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Reading
Philadelphia
A. J. Toomey
New York Produce Exchange
A. E. Brecht
Commercial Exchange
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health on Travel
On every trip carry a bottle of Syrup of Figs to aid kidneys liver and bowels and prevent fevers headaches and illness. Sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Local spring fashion and millinery openings advertised
The notice promotes a springtide fete by the Women's Christian Temperance Union at Court Street headquarters. It also lists multiple millinery openings and displays of hats and bonnets from April 18 to 27, with invited patrons and prices for readings at readings events. It mentions vendors, addresses in Frederick Maryland, and related services such as livery and eye care services.
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The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Court Street
N. Market Sc
Frederick, Md
N.R. & D Manzz
Market Street
M. C. Gerzpacon
North Market Street
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