New Ads Today Houses For Rent and Rooms For Rent
The section lists rental offerings including 27 E Sixth St homes and 215 N Market St rooms with ad numbers 6578. Equity and legal notices reference D E Tenston as solicitor and removal actions to be handled by the local office. Other names include W RB Dorsey, A B Hargett, Q B J Beckley, D Carty, and W A Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E- Sixth
N. Market St
D. Etenston
Saweevee
Dorsey
Boa Lest News
A.B. Hargett
Q. B. J. Beckley
D. Carty
W. A. Mansfield
Bright Bits of Local Life and World News
A collage of items from Frederick and beyond notes events and curiosities. Duck trousers upcoming, a new Pen-Mar pavilion planned, fire at South Mountain near Gapland, spring fashions on display, a 1672 Irish-made violin in Baltimore, Rome’s vast cemetery, a horse team and theater politics in Maryland, a Braddock Heights hotel financing, Rosenbrook's victory in a club reorganization, elated teachers and students in Elkins, Trans Siberian Railway travel speeds, and Rajah Portab Singh’s heroic caste-breaking act in aiding a dying English officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen—Mar
South Mountain
Scinity
Gapland
Frederick
Sid
Ireland
Qn Ward
Baltimore
Rome
Higerstown
Annapolis
Braddock Heights
Chris Rosenbrook
William T. Malster
Claub
Seventeenth Ward
Elkins
Euch
Japan
China
London
Sir Portab Singh
Jodhpur
Hejpastans
India
Burisi
Pleasant Personal Notes On Easter Visits And Travels
Purely personal items list Easter visits and homecomings across Frederick area. Names include Nash Bowlu Obie Grace Rowe Hallfe Lease Zarta Witter Thomas Roberts Wm Levy and others visiting relatives in Frederick, Buckeystown Hockeystown Cumberland and nearby towns. Several residents plan home improvements and attend events while others travel for Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Bowlu
Obie
Grace Rowe
Hallfe Lease
Urbana
Zarta Witter
Donba
Thomas Roberts
Wm. Levy
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Arthur Carty
Grayson Brup
Frederick
Preston Millard
Bakerton
W. Vs
Buckeystown
Miss Pratt
Westminster College
E.lailliard
Hockeystown
Joseph Berberick
Washington
John Eisenhauer
Nannie Willson
Wahington
Edgard Nelson
Virginia Grove
South Market Street
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Daniel S
Tanestown
William McGill
American Cereal Company
May C. Akers
Bilton E
Burkittaside
Wolf
Business College
Bellmore
Mesora
T. Derr
H. L. Gaver
Keno Council
No. 84
Cresgerstown
State Council
Frostburg
Cumberland
Book Reception at Male High School to Launch Library
A large crowd attended a book reception at Male High School last evening to raise a library fund. Pupils and faculty, directed by Professor Burgee and Professor Roser, presented a program of music and recitations followed by refreshments. Between two and three hundred guests filled the decorated assembly room as mandolin, violin, and vocal solos complemented recitations by Misses Bot h Thomas Kolb Cronise Young and Mrs Yeakle. The event secured a substantial book collection and strong public interest in establishing the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roser
Burgee
Mandolin Club
Marian Botb
Yeakle
Misa Jennis Thomas
Della Cronise
Aktlini
Milas Delia Cronise
Julia Young
Laches
Ste Gests
Brilliant "At Home" Reception by the McSherrys
An elaborate social event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J Roger McSherry on West Church Street last evening honored Miss Clara Louise McSherry and Mr. John Manuel Alvarez. The gathering drew about 200 guests including Frederick and Baltimore notables, with ornate decorations, electric illumination, and formal serving by society ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
J. Roger MeSherry
West Church Street
J. Roger McSherry
James McSherry
Misa Clara Louise McSherry
John Manuel Alvarez
New York
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Siver
Miss McSherry
Roger McSherry
Ferdinand Dugan
Fannie Jenkins
Baltimore
Carolyn McEherry
Gertrude Haydon
Eleanor Potts
T. Fred Alvey
Miguel Alvarez
Ramona Alvarz
Misa Jaife Alvarez
Inez Alvarez
Miss Louise Price Bitten by Dog Near Seventh Street
Miss Louise Price daughter of John E Price was bitten on the arm by a dog at her father’s home near Seventh Street. She tried to separate two fighting dogs when one fattened its teeth in her arm. Dr W A Gong of South Market Street treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Price
John E. Price
Seyond Haat Seventh Street
Miss Price
W. A. Gong
South Market Street
Frederick City Hospital Association adoption meeting
A large Frederick gathering approved the hospital constitution naming the Frederick City Hospital. A 30 female and 15 male board will govern with officers elected in March. Trustees include Mayors and local leaders. concerts and leaflets fundraise. Next meeting set for May 11. matinee tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
Carla House
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Flora Stamford
P.E Long
Tux Nee
Assoca
Emma J. Smith
J. H. Markey
Nannie Routzabo
C. A Sharetis
Mica Janet Williams
Miee
Margaret Hood
Cyrus Thomas
J H. Markey
F. B. Smith
E. ¥. Goldaborough
A. ©. McCardell
Belle Matthews
J. B. Tyson
Ann Mantz
Eqnatius Goode
Hamilton Lindsay
A. A. Sharetts
William Worman
Hunichen
George R. Dennis
P.D. Fabrney
J. A. Williamson
Ebin Houck
Janet Williams
Ella Shriver
Battelie Castle
Nannie Routzabn
Lils Smith
Emma R. Gittinger
Hammond Umer
Louiss Sappington
James Mecherry
William H. Nicotemus
Aston Rosenstock
A. R. Yeakle
W Frving Parsons
Cyrus F. Flook
P. E. Long
Thomas BH. Haller
G. Waring Tygon
A. C. McCardell
Jacob Rohrback
Welty Fabrney
Dimmond Umer
David Lowenstein
John A. Markell
L. ¥. Baughmaz
D. C
D. C. Winebrewer
Y. Goldaborough
P. D. Fabrney
Jas. McSherry
J.B. Tyson
Margaret M. Hood
Carlin House
Henry Williams
A. BR. Yeakle
Thomas Haller
Mareahall Etchison
Adolphus Fenchake
Louisa Steiner
Stonebraker
Thomas Pope
Rebecca Clagett
Gale
Yenkle’s
Frederick 10 Bid for State Bicycle Meet
Frederick Bicycle Club reports progress in disposing of stock for the proposed athletic park and bids to host the State bicycle meet on July 3 4 and 5. The plan aims to yield a lasting city attraction and attract several thousand wheelmen for three days with full hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
S.b
Fredericks
Baltimore
Death notices for George W. Eagle and Susan Grabill
George W. Eagle known as grandpep died suddenly at his son Charles W Eagles home near Brunswick age 74. He leaves two sons and is connected to Mrs Jarboe and Mrs Basil De Lasamutt. Funeral at Burkittsville. Susan Grabill aged 25 died at Dr J Binchams residence in Frigzeliburg. She was Emmitsburg native and sister of Peter Grabill former delegate. Her life marked by long church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Eagle
Charles W. Eagle
Brunswick
Washington, D.C
Burkittsville
Grabill
Susan Grabill
J. Bincham
Frigzeliburg
Miss Grabill
Emmitsburg
John Grabill
Frederick County
Lste
Peter Grabull
House of Delegates
Lutheran Church
THE SOCIAL WORLD DANGER AT ADAM-TOWR
The dance at Krelg's hall Adamstown by the Manor Danucing Association drew high praise for its enjoyment. Miss Josie Grastihe hosted a dinner at Doell's Hotel for guests this afternoon at 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam-Towr
Krelg’s Hall
Adamstown
Manor Danucing Association
Doell's
Josie Grastihe
Misses & eSherry
Doll's Hotel
Advertising Novelties at The Newea 143 Samples Shown
The Newea 143 showcases a large lot of advertising novelties including fans cards and various unique designs. Inspection of these samples is invited and those planning spring printing are urged to view The Newea for up to date features before ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newea
Baptist Meeting Sets Delegate for Annual Maryland Conference
About 175 to 200 members of the German Baptist Church in the Eastern District of Maryland met at the cotey church on West Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. Elder E A Bruner of Frederick presided as moderator and Elders Sappington of Johnsville and Bixler of Westminster served as reading and writing clerks. The group elected Elder Solomon Stoner of Uniontown to be their delegate to the big annual meeting in June in the city, discussed district queries, praised the Mission Board, and accepted Alfred Englar to the Board. The session adjourned late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Maryland
Cotey Church of the Order
Weat Fourth Street
E. A. Bruner
Frederick
George E. Sappington
Johnsville
Reading
Misonary Board
Lane
Daughters of Liberty attend large Mountain City Council meeting
Mountain City Council No 12 of the Daughters of Liberty held a large enthusiastic meeting Monday night and initiated many epilpacts. Members anticipate rapid growth as the order's aims appeal to loyal American women. Refreshments followed the session and attendees departed pleased with the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Temperance Conference Conducted by Montgomery Prohibitionists
A Montgomery county Prohibitionists conference met at La Gascoyne Lodge in Gaithersburg with good attendance. Led by county chairman Prof. W. D. Watkins, the gathering appointed Rev. C J Bardette and others to a committee on revolutions and approved committee reports after hours of discussion. Attendee J Leonard Engelbrecht of the city was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Prohibitionists
la Gascoyne Lodge
G.T . Gaitherscarg
W. D. Watkins
J. D. Boyer
Damascus
G. W. Walker
J. D. Rayfield
Watkins
C.J. Bardette
F. D. Rayfield
Q. W. Walker
Mosart
J. PB. Raysud
C. Beall
J. Leonard Engelbrecht
Women in Court Face Fines and Short Jail Terms
Bessie Jackson asked to be sent to the House of Correction and received 60 days after Magistrate Biser approved the arrangement. Officer Simpson took her away yesterday afternoon. Mary Jane Higeins, described as having a sharp tongue, was arrested by Officer Eichelberger for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. In Magistrate Biser s office she continued her tirade and was fined five dollars then jailed for twenty days due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummittad
Bessie Jackson
House of Correction
Biser
Simpson
Mary Jane Higeins
Eichelberger
Pupils Present Rheterick Dhu for Manor Church
The St Johns Literary Institute pupils performed Rheterick Dhu in Adamstown to benefit Manor church. They travelled from Freeetick at midnight to attend a dress rehearsal and were hosted by local residents after lunch. Charles Hatter won the Esser Monday horse raffle for the Manor church fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
St. John’s Literary Institute
Eugene Sponseller
Adametown
Charles Hatter
Thig Chy
Water Supply Work Discussed by City Aldermen
At a special meeting the Board of Aldermen discussed preliminary plans to increase the city water supply. Water Works Superintendent F F Tyergar and civil engineer Mr Pownall attended, both recently employed by the city. A separate note mentions a duck released by Charles Kopp and released on the Monocacy Monday, then swimming across the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
F. F. Tyergar
Pownall
Charles Kopp
City Teachers Open Subscription Schools in City Buildings
Several public school teachers opened subscription schools yesterday in city buildings and will likely operate until date. Schools generally resumed duties in the city.
Appointed Inspector for Cattle in County
Dr HK V Emith has been appointed inspector of cattle to provide a statement on the prevalence of tuberculosis in this county. An original pension was granted yesterday to Jacob F T Greve of Peverick. Be sure you get Hood's Sarsaparilla. There is no substitute for Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. V. Emith
Jacob F. T. Greve
Preverick
Hood
Sale of Horses at Tosca Farm Auction At Fair Grounds
A well attended sale at Tosca Raro stock farm near the county fair grounds netted 19 horses, mostly Monocacy lineage, bringing a total of 154,659 dollars. Captain Walter Saunders directed the auction with buyers from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and other towns. individual prices ranged from 24 to 155 dollars. Other Nebraskas included a sorrel colt sold for 28 dollars and numerous entries from Frederick and Wayne counties with prices listed for each animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toscararo
Carlos M. deGarmendis
Fair Grounds
Walter Saunders
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Barksboro
Wayresboro
Captain Saunders
Newton Maynard
Dundee
Cyclops
C. M. Utz
Fo Lowere
E. G
Wm. Buller
Adamstown
Ep. G
A. A. Snyder
Washington, DC
D. M. Stoner
Waynesboro
Bf. Jane
Harry McHenry
Frederick
hMid
J. C. Smith
Graceham
Ladie
William Haller
Sid
Charles J. Hobbs
B.L
John Weller
State Council of Maryland Junior Order Meets at Frostburg
The State Council of Maryland Junior Order United American Mechanics held its twenty-eighth annual session at Frostburg with 240 delegates led by State Councilor Harry T. Brown. The session debated officer terms, reported 17,503 Maryland members, and discussed revisions to the organization affecting salaries and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Maryland
United American Mechanics
Frostburg
Harry T. Brown
Charlee
Davis
David E. Dick
Lonsconing
Gyms ¥. Fiook
State Council
Frederick
Maryland
Blathmore City
Exatern
Courcella
Salisbury
F. Batts
Algeraville
Frequent Local Weddings Highlight Frederick County
Several marriages occur across area churches today and yesterday. Andrew Zlamerman wed Emma Richison at the Methodist Protestant Church in New Market. Mary C Allautt and Thomas S Fisher tied the knot at St Joseph’s Church on Carrwell Manor Buckeystown. Frederick residents Joseph Haller and Laura Witoxin married at home on West Patrick Street with limited attendants. Haller plans to relocate to Baltimore with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Zlamerman
Emma Richison
Tomerow
New Market
CTARR
Mary C
J. Howard Allautt
Thomas
Fisher
West
Patrick Street
Antonius Darms
German Reformed Church
Rebecca Wilcoxon
Br. Chaz. Wertheimer
Frederick
The Flora Stanlford Company Presents The Life of an Actress
The Flora Stanlford company staged a rich three act comedy at City Opera House. Milas Samford led the cast with naval grace and was supported by Misa Emma Myrtle and others. The program included Tom Vinton by Harry McDonald and Phiseas Bouncer by B Archer.=A shooting incident on Patrick street caused a brief alarm with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Stanlford
City Opera House
Milas Samford
Cit
Misa Emma Myrtle
Tom Vinton
Harry McDonald
Rehearsal at Eat Church Street Public School
The pupils of Eat Church Street Public School rehearse for a Monday entertainment. William Hont Keiler directs the vocal portion, staging a “yo atoging skate” performance for the show. Dasley H. Mowen of Myerasinde named Supervisor of Election for Frederick County, succeeding Bir William C. Birely who resigns. Junior Fire Company plans three meetings tonight at 7 to choose runners for the reel team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Wiliam Hont Keiler
Mowen
Dasley H. Mowen
Myerasinde
Frederick County
William C. Birely
Seteor Bunnore
Rannery
Local notices on drinks foods and an April 26 school event
Our Rilo coffee at 124 cents has no equal. Try corn salmon at 10 cents each. Oysters prime select salt water oysters one dollar per gallon. The Church Street Public and High School will host an entertainment at City Hall Monday evening April 26. It features an Old Folk Concert a May pole dance and an illustrated Roentgen talk by Prof Hammel from State Normal School. Tickets 85 25 and 16 cents available at Yeakie's store and from school pupils. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eac
A. B. Hargett
Church St. Public and High School
Hammel
State Normal School
C.mtz
Yeakie
Grant Monument Dedication to New York
Announcement of a grand Grant Monument dedication on April 27 at the Mausoleum beside the Hadson River in Colombia. President, Supreme Court justices, and national officials expected. armies and veteran groups to participate. foreign representatives planned. B&O Railway offers excursion tickets from Baltimore area stations April 26–29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauaoleum
Hadsor River
Colombta
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
National Guard of
National Guard of the States
Grand Army of the Republic
America
Grant
New York
Bieticns
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Aberdeen
Baltimore
Waiters Strike Brings Brutal Moments to Public View
In a terse public note the event discusses a waiter strike and the immediate impact on patrons. The account notes public frustration and asserts the need to observe how the situation unfolds, with emphasis on seeking calm and proper conduct during the unrest.
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Alexander the Great
Pierre Abelard
Jeas Bucing
Frederick Froebel
Berm
Heber
San Isaante
Sin Howson
Joan Adams
Wassmerom
Hows
Weather Bureau
Lewis Kemp
West Third Street
Israp
Aucleus
Baptist Meeting
Serre
Daughters OF Liberty
Bentz Street
John Hendrickson
Giles
GMA
Joan Henriczson
J. Beckley
Frederics
Bageratown
Harper’s Ferry
Usu
L. EB. Mullin
the Railing Grocery CO
Rodook & Neidig
Brovoce & Kridic
Ridock & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Atreat
Telefeone
James
Walker
LSU
Jas. RK. Wasei & Co
Brothers
WEB
Bsefuer
Jersey
Childrens
Dow Buorszns
Mareet ST
V. Staub
F . Vv
Stace
North Market Street
J. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburg
PH. G
R. Market SL
Graf House
Odzdawom J. 5
Bartholomay Brew CO
BOC
Sal
Joen A. G& Lpps, Cor. Wers Patrick and Telegraph Bia
Frederick We
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