Personal notes from the community in brief visits and a fire
A column records residents visiting relatives in various towns and returning home, including Mrs O G Aushermas in Monravis and Miss Liaise James in Baltimore. A fire at Luther M Stone and John H Bolderater’s residence caused roof damage and water loss with insurance details noted for Stone and Holdcraft properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Aushermas
North Market Street
Monravis
Kate Reynolds
Saepbherda Town
W. Va
P.E. Heksteis
Bitimore
Clara Wiceburg
Lixington
Liaise James
Eac
Third Street
Baltimore
Arthur Rager
West Fifth Strait
Chambersburg
Adiss Eleanor Jabusan
Walkars- Fills
Ads Schwering
Archibald St. Danais
Chicago
Thay
William Shell
Abs
Wm. Zapp
John Bartholow
East South Street
Misa Hizabath Klein
Weat Falls
J. J. White
Wonrth Street
Air
Pallip Hilisn
Washington
Mira
Laura Killisn
West South Straat
Meesia
Luther M Stone
John H. Bolderater
East Church Street
Holdcraft
Stone
EF. G. Thomas & Son
Mr. Holdcraft
Bavilbiss & Urner
Local notices and business snippets in brief
Water restored to Court Park fountain for summer. Diamond confectionery front repainted by Welty. Relief aid: Northern Central Railway to ship free to California for earthquake sufferers. Painted paint note from Davos and Devoe paint references. Ezra Bestwell of Williamsport bought 11 gallons. W Dyer & Co and P L Hargett & Co advertise paint products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
G. Diamond
North Market Street
Charles A. Welty
B F. Borg
Worthern Central Railway
Pennsylvania Balliead
Worthern Central
California
Devilbies & Omer
Frederick
Davos
Ezra Bsthwell
Williamsport
Pasiwaya
Devoe
Yoma
Italy
W.dsyer &Co
New York
P.S
P.L. Hargett & Co
Board of Aldermen Adopts Miscellaneous Utilities Proposals
The March meeting considers extending a four inch water main to Mary Island Brick and Sappy Co, disclaims cobblestones for Rockwell Terrace, and notes no action on a remodel for the Opera House. A gutter request on Locust alley is referred to the street committee and fire protection measures are discussed with new fire plugs planned at West Seventh and North Bentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sequese
Genting
Optra Henige
Bida
Rgular
Board of Aldermen
Schell
Lessa, Keadley
Dorginss
Mary Isand Brick and Sappy Company
East Fifth Street
Os¢yell Construction Co
Rockwell Terrace
George D Whites
Lew
Waltern
Locust Alley
Rex
Sireste
EN Frost
Norsk Bentz Street
Ir. Daugisss
Tyeryards
West Seventh
North Bentz
Charies Birely
Jason Wee
Fifth Street
BR. G. Gracin
Washington
City Register
Liens
Charles A Poole
S McMurray Strret
Washington Street
Sweener
Austin Western Co
Chicago
Car
South Beed
Ind
Keystone Sweeper
B. Garcage
J. H. Strains
New York
Ordsree
General Etectric Co
F. Zarn Oo
H.C. Roberts
Ei Fohn
Bayes
D. Hiles
Baughman
Skiptey & Bapat
City Botel
Pater Brookey A & Passrra
S. DeGrange
S. E. Haifner
Eyart
Frederick County Telephone & Telegraph Gompesy
Charles P. Kary
Boensseslaer Manufacturing Co
Union Manufacturing Co
Pastat Telegraph
WK. O_BR R.Co
Willard N. Garnis
Stalla
Frederick's Claim Is Pushed Before War Claims
Representatives of the city aldermen and bankers urged Congress to act on the Frederick claim. The Washington visit included speeches by Joseph D. Baker and Major E. Guildsborough. The War Claims Committee heard the appeal but took no action, referring the matter to the Court of Claims if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joasph D. Baker
Sonn OG. Motter
BE. X. Guildsborough
Court of Claims
Tables Turn in Turmoil as Marital Plea and Deaths Reported
Mrs Rehumsa Elizabeth Haughes of Omberland seeks divorce from Onaries Baghe. Judge Hans, a retired firmer, dies aged 77 in Medford leaving a 12 child family. Major Dl shoots self at Denton home of stepfather John Jay. Commissioner George W Yelloth resigns over tax levy at 72 cents per $100. William Griffith Jr of Eckhart sues George's Creek Company over damages of 1000 after company wrecks residents’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tretordar
Bedar
Rehumsa Elizabuh Haughes
Omberland
Baghse
Iustah Hans
Rettrad Firmer
St. Homes
Medford
Youterdar
Ha Ienrean
Major Dl
John Jay
Denton
George W. Yelloth
Baltimore County
William Griffith, Jr
Eckhart
George’s Creek
Cecal Uc Cernis
Claggete
Maryland
Virginia
Mies Jeannstts
Ghow
Tagman Chaw
Samuel Claggett
Fredatick County
Christ Protestant Epiecops Church
Baltimore
Parer
Brida Rossa
Misa Rosa Dolany Obew
Mise Gennevieve Claggett
Frederick Csnntz
Mise Elizs Gratson Dulans
Jace Besson Gantt
Calvers County
Miao Evs Oix
Washington
Virginia Appleton Wilson
Russ Agnes Whising
Thomas West Olaggett
Tos
David Ansherman
Barkistavius
Bir
Orndorf
Brunswick
Toko Smith
Innsr
John Smith
Eis. H. Obas
Johe Galvin
Orfard Saith
Parentsville
Joseph Alexander
Barkittsville
Frieling H. Ferguior
Trego
Aistern
Daniel Gaylor
Harry Batts
Joseph Jennings
Edgar Rohrback
John O. Smith
Obsidian
Alice Gaylor
Matel Gaydor
David Rusherman
Wim. Grams
Gao
Minich
Acd
Sire
Ri Fos Grama
Burkittaville
Frank Norris
Montgomery County
Edw
Forrest
Mary Ayers
Misa Jessie
H Nest
Ayers
Emma F. Lapole
Branawick
Freeling H. Fergusor
Elsie M. Griffith
Birdie M. Grifith
B &O
Bronswick
Fraudulent Spanish Prisoner Letter Seeks Protector for Daughter
A forged plea from a supposed father in a Spanish prison asks a relative in Frederick to guard his daughter and her fortune. The letter promises a share of wealth in return and asks for money to secure the alleged funds. Authorities warn these messages are part of widespread swindling schemes targeting readers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spsir
Alexander Brengle
Boots & Shoee
Frederick
Ramos
Beotms
Astf
Mary
Sta Pension House
Onlog
Elizabeth Stangis
England
Shem
Spain
United States
Sre
S Windlers
Electric Railway Plans Delayed Start for Baltimore Line
Delays may push the kickoff for the Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Electric Railway as final clearance for its right of way is held up. Parts arrived are stored near the F and M Railroad’s east barn while siding work may be requested from the Northern Central. Construction foreman W S Sutton oversees the setup as the project anticipates a freight friendly, double tracked route through mountains with routes to Osresville and future power house near that town. The party of Ingrams and others passed Frederick this morning en route from Luray to Baltimore. Meanwhile soloists rehearse for upcoming Chamberlin Society concerts at the Opera House. A medicinal salve ad appears for sore joints and eczema at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Frederick and Hageratown
Est
Worthern Central Railway
Boliders & Shore
Frederick
Osresville
Westinghouss Church- Kerr
Tee News
W.S. Sutton
Westinghouse-Church-Kerr Co
Ontiis
Bank Ledger Fragment from Frederick 1900
Fragmentary ledger text from the Citizens' National Bank of Frederick showing liabilities and capital details. Notes include capital stock paid in undivided profits and reserves, due to other banks, due to state banks, certified checks, and several miscellaneous deposit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Jarsland
API &, 1900
U.S
Officers Elected by State Council of US Mechanics
The session of the Westminter United American Mechanics elected officers for the coming year. G. A. Davis was chosen state counselor and W. L. James state treasurer. TF. A. Wastler was state vice president and H. D. Molszeiger as assistant secretary. W. W. Wittig became state gang foreman and O. S. Porter state wardan. Readings chose W. T. Malin state outside sentinel and H. L. Menserlok state chaplain. The next meeting will be at Cumberland with 104 votes for Cumberland, 71 for Baltimore, and 3 for Easton. Committee appointments include Finance, Bylaws, Credentials, and Legislative with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biste Cannell
Orner United American Mechanics Af Westmintter
G. A. Davis
Baltimore Council
Osanesilor
TF. A. Wastler
Pan-Mer Council
H. D. Molszeiger
Riverside Counci
W- L. James
Friendship Counucil
W. W. Wittig
Freedom Counell
Stats Wardan
O. S. Porter
Rock Bill Cauncil
Asniicel
E. Ri. Pantlpa
American Star
Sentinel
W. T. Malin
Chestertown Council
H. L.menserlok
Stockton
Cumberland
Gumberland
Baltimore
Easton
George W. Ritter
Frank O. Hazes
Charles T. Siad Zay
A. M. Ramay
John H. Becker
W. K. Dennis
H. Clay Powel
James Holmes
John &. Gardnar
D. F. Pan Biagee
James F. Batemac
Charles Cof
William N. McFaul
Jamez T. Simms
Striking at Shenandoah Pulp Mill Over Wages
Workers at the Shenandoah Pulp Mill in Harper’s Ferry walked out yesterday demanding a 16 cent daily wage increase. The mill shut down after general manager George B. Bresdy declared current prices did not justify the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah
Harper’s Ferry
George BR. Bresdy
Local Market Quotations From Tyson's Market
Tyson's market quotes list per bushel prices for grains and commodities. Wheat No 3 red quotes at 23 dollars, steamer 753 per bushel, rejects 650, damaged 600, and other entries show various units and cents per bushel for shown commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mert
Local notes from Sterling and Sons trade and tribal meeting
The report lists fish species such as bass trout shad roe and crabs with prices or codes like Phare 259 and Paone 315 and mentions Chippsws Tribe No 19 and JonN H. BESNer Chief of Records. It notes a wigwam gathering on Thursday with matters of interest and lists millinery news including Miss Herrera’s millinery parlor and a job opening for a young lady assistant on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Harbaugh
B. F. Clarkson
Union Bridge
Mirs Taura V. Weast
Jonan
Wesast
Willow Brosk Mills
Oharies F. Steck
Ohariestown
BR. M
Impd
O. R
All kinds of dry goods and home wares on sale
The ad promotes towels priced at ten cents per towel or $1.10 per dozen and fabrics including summer serge, dress silks, and black chiffons. It advertises Wrappings, fabrics, and new dress goods with various prices, colors, and grades. Also notes a Dr. Bourne relocation and gas range sales, plus rugs and matting selections with limited stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Kaster
Zoot Wearli
Bard Bolsh
China
Osiland
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Scotland
Vera Ls
Aes
Robert Eliz Stan Balrimons
W. L. Hooxs
H. Eckstein
E. Ghorch
John Fish
S. J. Marchal
Mister
Iire
C. Allen Jones Pesca Sterling & Socs
Bennest
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Tha
Zion Rs
Charlesville
Georga Bumpt
Ox Fibra Brush Works
Yeaturday
Thomas Danner
News OF
TRE State
Heneal
Burch
Andeesos Mise Olive Anderson
John T. Berch
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington, D.C
Edward D. Backey
Moore—Nichols
Lewis Nichols
Halltows
Eyla S. Nichols
Raleigh M. Moore
Brownswick
A.O. Hopkins
Charlestown
Erfort
Alxander Brengle
Mr. Brengle
Goar- Glan
Prioner
Amomobile Party
James E. Ingram
Ely
Jamia
Hagerstown
James Bingram
Baltimors
Frederick Astroad
York
Wapera Ferry
Marfin
Deane Ware
Ney
Thiz
Chamberkiain
A. L. Pearra
TOY
SIO
Wu. G. Zoourrian
MG. Zimmerman
Worrio Betare
Travers Thomas
N. P. Surteester
Thomas Hagler
Jobs S E. Hamshorg
Josor Mechanics
Sterling & Sons
Basz
Phare
Lidle
Paone
Jast
Miss Herrera
South Market Streat
John Hendrickson
Wroue
Prica Snd Realty
Kato
Fea
Neue & Miller
Nidig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Dzursey & Co
Ienioral
A. G. Bourne
Enints
Ica
B & O. Depse
Baring Bean
Corporation of
Liabie
Taxte
Joss H. Bexnerr
Theodore A. Evesine
George W. van Fosses
Aagensors
J. Frases Eisesmacen
Coekor Oo Terme
Frepreick Gasaxp Enzerric Co
BE. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Hullinis
Geirie
Rodick
Remson
George
HONIG
Ths
P. Riel
Nigamani
H.E. Smith
B. Peterman
City
Rau
Conanit
Repacver
Aoridiy
E. Fostex
Church Street
Fredericks Md
Life
Morgan Cecil
Fatoy
Stapie Grocerias Nog Wesc
Patrice Sireel Frederick
Patrick Biree
V.M. Marken
Leozard Barrick
Woodsboro
F. B. Sappington
Segortweeret
Tew
Tolles
Houseker Pring
Tosem
B. Sappington
City Zalh
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