People Come and Go Through Philadelphia and Nearby Cities
A string of brief social notices lists residents and visitors in Philadelphia Frederick and Baltimore. J W Hoey and others travel for business and leisure while locals like Bessie Castle return to Mechanicsburg for school. Household names include Mr C O Myers Mrs Adolphus Fearhake and Misses Artman Heck Jodd and Jodd from Honolulu guests of Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hoey
Philadelphia
Benjamin Rosenoar
Balsimors
CO. P. Myers
Pennsylvania
Adolphus Fearhake
Joseph Walsh
Washington, D. C
Frederick
A. Kemp Keofer
Br. J. Heislay Keller
Atlantic City
New York
William Birely
Camden Station
Baltimore
A. H. Harrington
Grand Lodge of Maryland
J. O. O. F. Miza
Bessie Castle
East Third Street
Mechanicsburg
Grace Artman
Pearl Heck
Bessie Osstie
Irving College
A. Francis Jodd
Jodd
Agnes Jodd
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Beckwith
Lilly
East Second Street
Judd
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A compact collection of light notes on spring events. Mentions baseball season, circus, firemen, Easter, Whitsuntide, and Memorial Day. A humorous exchange about vicariously fitted up apartments labeled for wealthy automobile prisoners and a remark on Emperor William’s book form for American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Paint story from a Fredericks printer letter
A letter describes a paint anecdote by John Danna a Girard Pennsylvania grocer who bought Deros lead and zinc paint and later returned almost half saying it was the cheapest job he ever did The note asks readers to contact Bart Young E W Giler and H G Stephenson about the paint which is claimed to be the cheapest in the world and to spread its use in Frederick The company F W Davor Co and P S L Hargett Co are noted as distributors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehric Moberly
Fredericks
Dasr
John Danna
Grocer
Girard, Penn
Bart Young
E. W. Giler
H. G. Stephenson
Oil City
Frederick
Theo
Devos
Zivs
F. W. Davor & Co
New York
P.S
P. L. Hargett & Co
Religious World Sunday Schools and Sermons Recap
The week's church notices cover Presbyterians Rev. Freeman Dixon on John 9 16 and Mark 4 3 41, United Brethren Rev. O W Stineapring on Spiritual Thirst and Ups and Downs, Trinity M E Bonth Rev B V Switzer on Useful Elements and Gospel Credentials, Evangelical Reformed Rev Dr E R Eschbach on Thomas recognition and Born of God, All Saints Church sermons on Resurrection and Eternal Life with five new Sunday school scholars, Epworth League notes, Grace Reformed immortality message, Evangelical Lutheran St Luke 5 10 and Frederick County Day program, and postponed Woman's Missionary Society meeting due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Freeman Dixon
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stineapring
Trinity
M. E. Charch
Bonth
B. V. Switzer
Evangelical Reformed Pharah
E. R. Eschbach
Thomas
All Saide
Ss. Mary's Chapter
Gilpin
Shepherd
Sobleyaville
Emily Manla
Methodist Episcopal Church
B.S. Todd
William D. Hales
Grace Reformed Church
McLean
Mary Magdeleoce
Lord
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. Luke's
Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker
Jesse Michael
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The Work of Death Laura Johnson Dies in Baltimore
Laura Johnson 24 died this morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after weeks as a patient. Daughter of late Dr William Johnson of Adama town she moved to Frederick last year with her sister to live with their brother Dr Thomas B Johnson. She leaves two sisters Mrs Robert Muffett and Louisa Johnson and two brothers Dr Thomas B Johnson and William Johnson. Remains arrive in Frederick tonight. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Also Mrs Josephine Rodgers died at her niece Mrs Fannie Hattons Philadelphia home Saturday night. She leaves one daughter. Her remains will be brought to this city over the N0R RB at 6 45 this afternoon and taken to her late residence on South Markee Street. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Johnson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fannie Hatton
North Twenty-first Street
Philadelphia
South Markee
Funerals for Rozanna Simmons and Walker Yates Page Held
The funeral of Mrs Rozanna Simmons from West Patrick Street occurred at 2 pm with Rev Dr Luther Rabinan officiating. Pallbearers included William A Edward Louis Simmons and others, burial at Mt Olivet. Walker Yates Page died in Baltimore and was laid to rest in Mt Olive with grave services led by Rev Dr Osborne Ingles and Rev John J Yollett. pallbearers from A T Rives & Son Undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozanna Simmons
West Patrick Street
Luther Rabinan
William A
Edward
Louis Simmons
Charles
William Simmons
BH. Gissinger
John J. Yollett
A. T. Rive & Sone, Undertakers
Hyattsown Merchant Slays Large Black Eagle
Bradiey H. Darrow, a Hyattstown merchant in Montgomery County, killed a large nearly black eagle spotted along the Hyattown creek. The bird measured six feet wingtip to wingtip with talons about three inches long, which he kept as trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradiey H. Darrow
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Hyattetown
Electric signal inventor gains railway interest near Frederick
John Jobuyou a colored youth employed by James Hough north of Frederick may bring his electric railway signal to broader testing. Officials from the Pennsylvania Railroad planned to visit Harmony Grove on Thursday to view a demonstration but rain delayed them. Jobuyou has been invited to Altoona at the railroad’s expense, yet he hesitates to reveal details fearing unfair advantage. He aims to enable signaling between locomotives on the same track to prevent collisions. In other news, Thelma plays at City Opera House tonight, millinery openings on Wednesday and Thursday, The Convict's Daughter and Tide of Life scheduled at the Opera House, and Bertha Price to give a piano recital at Woman's College Friday. St Mary's Episcopal Guild sale Saturday. Lesbian Society event at Woman's College Saturday night. Knight of Pythias Mountain City Lodge No. 20 hosts O F S Neal tonight. he plans to travel to Texas tomorrow after a Baltimore visit, and praises Frederick's lodge history for Western papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jobuyou
James Hough
Frederick
Wen
Pennsylvania Hullroad
Harmony Grove
Thronogh ‘Tralnmwaster Orwig
Northern Central Railway Division
Johnson
Altoona
Bertha Prica
Woman's College
St. Mary's
Episcopal Guild
Lesbian Society
Mountain City Lodge
K. of P
Shin Oty
O. F.S. Naal
Board of Control
Supreme Lodges
Knighta of
Pythias
Neal
Chicago
Ills
Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Texas
Wrika
Advertised Letters for Frederick Post Office April 18 1903
The Frederick post office list shows remaining advertised letters as of Saturday April 18 1903. Gentlemen's list includes George T Davis Alfred Jones Moses Johnson B O Lindner George Misner Piquette Bros J K Price Rev J W Reaves Harrison Smith William Tucker Lewis G Thomas H Whestmoreland. Lapres' list lists Annie Fogle Miss Osrice Rutherford Miss Annie Saunders An Delia Smith (2) Miss Fannie ea. Letters unclaimed within two weeks go to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gentlemen's List
George T. Davis
Alfred Jones
Moses Johnson
B. 0. Lindner
George Misner
Piquette Bros
J.K. Price
J. W. Reaves
Harrison Smith
William Tucker
Lewis G. Thomas
H. Whestmoreland
Lapres
Annie Fogle
Osrice Rutherford
Annie Saunders
Delia Smith
Fannie Ea
An Interesting Newspaper from Ostalina Island
Dr. P. D. Fahrney reports receiving copies of The Wireless from California. The paper, published by the Los Angelles Times on Ostalina Island, claims to be the only newspaper in the world to publish dispatches transmitted by wireless telegraph and to provide People on the island with early news of important events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Fahrney
California
Wireless
Ostalina
Los Angelles Times
Exodus of Negro Laborers From Boyds to Steelton
An exodus of Black workers from Boyds in Montgomery County to Steelton Pennsylvania has been underway since January. They seek steel mill laborer jobs at fair wages, depleting farm hands in the neighborhood as a large number depart from the local section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
Montgomery County
Steelton
Wonderful Baby Born To Adams County Family
A four month old daughter of On Banchoff of Freedom township Adams county Pennsylvania is described as exceptionally large for her age. Measurements include 18 inches at the waist 12 inches at the upper limbs 7 inches below the knee 21 inches at the hips and 9 inches at the wrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On. Banchoff
Freedom Township
Adams County
Draft for Death Claim to Widow of Captain Henshaw
H Binks treasurer of Frederick Council Royal Arcanum received a draft for £3000 payable to Mrs Henshaw widow of the late Captain Beary O Henshaw a member of Farregat Council No 660 RA Washington DC in settlement of a death claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drak
Wao. H. Binks
Frederick
Royal Arcanum
Henshaw
Beary O. Henshaw
Farregat
R. A
Washington, D. C
Charen Sale At St Marys Guild Promises More Next Week
St Marys Chapter of All Saints Guild held a Saturday parish house sale with cake pies caramels and fancy articles. The event will continue next Saturday afternoon at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
All Saints Guild
Yarn It Into Cash Advertisement Notice
A notice urges readers to place advertisements in The News to turn unwanted items into cash. The item seeks recipients, with mentions of Miss Kiesner Cline and Miss Bisacha E. Shipley as ill or confined at home, described with unclear locations and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiesner Cline
Farenza
Bisacha E. Shipley
Gzip
To Play at Gettysburg From Frederick Select Orchestra
A Frederick Select Orchestra will perform music for a dance tonight in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The notice promotes a cheap publicity offer for 25 cents to place a News grant ad seeking a job or a suitable opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Frederick Select Orchestra
Frederick
Murder Trial Testimony From Brownwick Hanging on Beard Appeal
Hearing on a habeas corpus in the case State v. Walker Beard opened at 10 o clock. State witnesses described a tense night at Peter Weiskirche s saloon near Bruns wick where Beard and Weiskirche argued over a bar tab and a pistol was drawn in the street. Beard shot Weiskirche twice after grappling at the door as Porter and others intervened. Judge Motter reserved decision and Beard remained in sheriff s custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Board
Peter Weibkirche
Brownwick
Peter Weiskirche
Brunswick
Walker Beard
Davis
Beard
Atood
Weiskirche
Weiskirohbes
Pete
William Porter
Porter
Weinkirche
Baard
Peter
Motter
Belles Lettres Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met Friday afternoon with President W. Rotling presiding. Officers gave inaugural addresses and duties, readings and recitations were performed, a debate followed, with judges ruling two to one against the affirmative emigration motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
W. Rotling
J. Qayon
Losin
W. Reinh
P. Whipp
F. Sappington
H. Schrosder
J. Neighbors
B. Mt
Book of the Royal Bine special B&O edition
The April issue titled Book of the Royal Bine from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Passenger Department is a Mountain Lake and Sea Shore edition. It opens with a poem Spring Fever Song and highlights Deer Park Mountain Lake Park Oakland and Maryland mountain resorts with extensive illustrations and information on springs in Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and Indiana. Single copies cost five cents. subscriptions are fifty cents per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Deer Park
Mountain Lake Park
Oakland
Maryland Mountain
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
D. B. Martin
Baltimore
Expected Changes on B. and O Railroad Officials
Rumors among railroad men say Baltimore and Ohio officials will shuffle posts. J Sparrier, current Baltimore division superintendent, may move to the valley division, transferring the line from Barper's Ferry to Strasburg Junction, then to Harrisonburg. Charles W. Galloway, Cumberland division superintendent, would take his place, with F A Husted of the western division succeeding Galloway. T C Prince, valley division superintendent, is expected to retire on pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. Sparrier
Baltimore
Valley Division
Barper's Ferry
Strasburg Junction
There
Harrisonburg
Southern Railway
Lexington
Charles W. Galloway
Cumberland Division
Brunswick
Grafton
F. A. Husted
Western
T. C. Prince
Resignation of Shenandoah Division Superintendent Prince
Mr Thomas G Prince superintendent of the Shenandoay division Baltimore and Ohio railroad will resign tomorrow due to ill health He is a native of the city and son of Captain Prince a long time B and O conductor He has been with the road for years and was formerly train master Then real estate sale Kemp sells house 22 West Third street to Miss Caroline G Johnson for 3200 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Prince
Shenandoay Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. Thomas Kemp
West Third Street
Mies Caroline G. Johnson
Total. Yat GO 124424 10 Hedermption fund with UW
liabiluties and assets listed show 100,000 surplus 200,000 and 2.8b5 due to banks, trust companies, and reserve agents. dividends totaling 7H OO, individual deposits subject to check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaplord
Colnies
Savites
Venus Shines Bright Evening Star Amid April Skies
The April Skica notes Venus as the bright evening star after sunset with a planned conjunction with the moon on April 29. Mars appears to the east near meridian at midnight while Jupiter Saturn rise in the morning. the Lion, Arcturus, Spica, Orion and Canis Major mark the sky as the Great Bear and Dipper span the heavens. A tragically reported death follows rope jumping. Minnie Josephine Barnard, six, daughter of William W. Barnard, dies from rope-jumping injuries with body details described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcturan
Spica
Taurnos
Orion
Minnie Josephine
William W. Barnard
Cumberland
Local Grace Reformed Sunday School Mourns Victor Staley
Resolutions from the To the Grace Reformed Sunday School Frederick Maryland honor Victor A Staley a devoted teacher and officer. The group expresses sorrow yet faith in his eternal rest and commends sympathy to his widow and friends. Also notices an upcoming spring millinery exhibition by M C Granat and N R D Mayitz at North Market Street with hats bonnets and latest novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Frederick
Maryland
Victor A. Staley
Chries
Canaan
Nesrana
Carpet room offers new Spring novelties in carpets
L. E. Maglindex advertises a visit to its carpet room to view Spring novelties and exclusive carpet and matting designs. It claims latest exquisite designs and colorings from top artists with successful patterns, inviting customers to see the stock.
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Jean
Keown
Lats Poleon
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Pros Powhder
England
Ter Seer
Culiirnta
Vica
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Canada
Trank H. Stockton
Tow, Phington
Oseaor
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Lax
W. L. Moons
N. E. Cramer
Niceres Ween
Pittsburg
Buckingham Ind
Winebrawer & Stoner
Second St
Goldsborough
Third St
Lowenstein & Wertheimer Weakwell
the Bee
Ig & Miller Sterling Silverware
Landis
John Hendrickson White Goods
Tea -Doll Bros
Whitsuntide
Honskeepers
Sunday Schools and Societies
John Jotnegaty Linyention
Thelma
City Opera House
N.R
D. Mantz
South Market Street
Thureday
Soen
Peter Weiskirohe
Habeas Corpus
Balle
Citizens National
Banig
The
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
State of
Mary
Ci Cloas
Baninesa
U.S
Bankiig
National Hanks
Shtith AD
Ronneuel Te
Wiegpenien
G. Zameenan
WM. G. Simmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Kepauwer
James EB. Walber
J. D. Harker
Slidstaw
SUN Aes MD OK
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Mus
M. C. Grranat
North Market Street
Wewil
N.R.& D. Mayiz
Market St
Sohn Tendick
Enue
Dras
Drase
Bresker Orag
Iteus
Neidig & Miller
Needig & Miller
CALN
Silka
Nemourbor
Voller
Batistes
Kulcky
Neidig & Mille Bede
Miele
Clinton E. Main
Nou
Frederick Granty
the City Hotel Grill
F. B. Sappington
Rogers Bros
P. Sappingtor
Crux Hall
Rog Scripel Cis
W. C
G. Waniss
Tysux
Frederick County Telephone
L. E. Maglinex
L. E. Mullainix
George
Rodock
Priona
Loo
George & Rodook & CO
A. T, Rice & Sons
T, Rich & Sons
Vrederick, Ald
Thomas P. Hich
Fourth Street
Eese
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Jost
Boutbera
JSAY
Clover
Timothy
Petermar
Franklin Street
City Hotel
H. E. Smith
Masonic Temple
Oldawly
Moopexus
BOURE
W. C. Boteler
London Hospital
Noah E, Cramer
Ite Hoi
Traver
Aa Frederich
Fidelity Bond
Patrick St
Walkeravilis
Liberty Nia
Bethel Church
Pat
Hock Springs
Ferma
Daysville
McKbe
Peterssilim Voth
Market Street
Grosben
Thaberiasd
T. E. Cline
Qaor
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