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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1903

Page

3

April 21 In History Published Events and Notables

The item lists historical events and notable figures associated with April 21, including deaths such as Jean beacon and John Adams IMx, births like Ubed TN and Isat He, and mentions figures tied to geography and cartography. It notes weather patterns in the west with extreme temperatures and a range from hot to cold across regions.

Toerte Sepa Seholot Redormer Jean Beacon Ton Evatein Ubed TN Mesa Uberudu Wat Anno John Adams Tea York Stewart i Woodford Sorasstopis Berlin Orn Hermomere Nebraska

Sale notices and rental listings in small town paper

Classified column lists sales such as J. W. Starr and Rebecca Clagett mortgaged goods, Ancs Gagee sale, and Dixon Bros. rent notice at 45 W Fourth St. Also mentions bookstores, optical shop, and summer items with notices to report receipt irregularities.

Ff Adv J. W. Starr Martie Gale Obas N. Hacer Walser Saunders Ancs Gagee Rebecca Clagett Mort Dixon Bros Fourth St. Books Isanogle & Wagaman U. 5 W. E. Boteler Thos Kemp

Weekly News aims for large circulation and ads

The Weekly News announces a handsome é-page issue for Thursday with many special features and a large city and county circulation. Advertising space is available with copy due by Wednesday and changes by midday.

Weresay News Tasux News

Purely Personal Notices From The City

Purely Personal column lists individuals traveling to Baltimore on business, visiting relatives in Harmony Grove and Thurmont, returning from trips to Har Grove and Backeystown, and others heading to Washington. Names include Marcus Williams, William Iglehart, Katherine Quynn, Edward A. Gittings, Rufus A. Rager, Joseph H. Roelkey, Alice Osler, Paulus Rhoads, and Fannie B. Evans among others.

P_E. Long Baltimore Marcus Williams Leichert Eral L. Victor Baughmen Charles H. Baughman Gav. Honck Har- Grove W. P. Etchison Misss Roelkey Harmony Grove Alice Osler Thurmont Mizeth Gilson South Market Street Er Paulus Rhoads South Market Backeystown Phas Thomas Jos E. Roeikey He Bean Talleytown Fannie B. Evans EF. Brown East Patrick Street Washington Clarence Fogle John Hershberger T. J. Michael

Easter services and pastor election noted in church report

Easter services conducted by Rev. S. 5. The election for pastor resulted in Rev. Jas. R Lewis of Kansas elected by a majority. He is expected to accept the call and begin mid May. Central Sunday school to hold a Children's Service May 31. Junior Order session begins with two days of meetings.

Central Sunday School Central Re- Guild

City seeks Market street improvements and sewer plan

Mayor Smith backs a $100,000 bond issue for street paving to curb annual flooding and suggests using liquor license income to cover interest and future redemptions. A sewer on Market street is pitched to relieve cellar floods, with ex mayor Chilton and John Hershberger guiding petitions to gain physician support and board action.

Smith Board of Aldermen Market Street Chilton John Hershberger

Maryland Odd Fellows Meet In Baltimore Convention

The Maryland Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a joint convention at Odd Fellows Hall in Baltimore with over 500 delegates from 111 lodges. Grand Master Eugena Anderson opened proceedings as Grand Warden William B. Baker conferred the past grand degree. Reports from Grand Master, Grand Secretary John M. Jones, and Grand Treasurer J. F. Plummer were read and adopted. The Grand Secretary notes a lodge membership of 7,878.

State Odd-Fellows Maryland Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd-Fellows Cathedral Saratoga Streets Baltimore Seasion Eugena Sand Lodge

Samuel Drinkhouse 99th Birthday Noted in Easton

A Philadelphia Press dispatch from Easton Pennsylvania on April 19 reports Samuel Drinkhouse celebrated his 99th birthday. He has been tied to local business for over 75 years since 163 and recently retired from active mercantile duties, yet remains president of the Northampton County Mutual Fire Insurance Company. He is grandfather of Miss Marie Diehl of the city.

Easton Philadelphia Press Samuel Drinkhouse Northampton Q County Mutual Fire Insurance Company Drinkhouse Marie Diehl

Presbytery of Baltimore Holds Spring Meeting

The regular spring meeting opened last evening at Brown's Memorial Presbyterian Church in Baltimore with a sermon by retiring moderator Rev. Thomas L. Springer on the responsibility of trusteeship of the Gospel. Rev. George S. Bell of Annapolis was elected moderator and Rev. J. R. Rosebro of Waverly was named temporary clerk.

Presbytery of Baltimore Brown's Memorial Presbyterian Church Thomas L. Springer George S. Bell Annapolis J. R. Rosebro Waverly

Thelma Presented At City Opera House With Fine Scenery

A dramatized version of Marie Correlli s Thelma was staged at the City Opera House before a large audience last night. J Richmond delivered a strong performance as Olaf Galimor Thelma s father. May 30 scene notes mention upcoming Decoration Day planning by the Ladies Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans with a meeting tonight to appoint committees.

City Opera Marie Correlli Thelma City Opera House J. Richmond Olaf Galimor Ladies’ Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans

Monthly meetings of the Young Men's Oblation Association

The Young Men's Oblation Association held its monthly meeting in the committee room. Officers reviewed last month and planned the next. The secretary noted a social for April and wreath at Victor Staley's funeral. Treasurer vacancy filled by Rogers E. Camaplains. Bible classes continued with high attendance. Tennis club proposed. committee appointed to arrange courts. Also Maryland State Federation of Woman's Clubs met at Johns Hopkins with routine business and a Civil Service Reform League address. Florance Trail nominated for board director.

Victor Staley Mrr Rogers E. Camaplains Adolphus Fearhake F. Lester Schmidt Charleas B. Groff Frank E. Moore O. Albers Gilson Oman State Federation of Woman's Cluba Maryland Levering Hall Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Woman's Auxiliary Civil Service , Reform League Charles J. Bonaparte Richard H. Dana Cambridge Massachusetts Frederick Female Seminary Alumnin Club Florence Trail O. Breh Frederick Art Oind Bertha Trail Marian Smith Mise Florance Trail

Funeral Notices for Laura B Johnson Maria Roberson and Josephine Rodger

The funeral of Laura B Johnson who died at James Hopkins Hospital Baltimore will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at St Sainte Protestant Episcopal Church. Interment will be Mt Olivet Cemetery. Maria Roberson colored died at Montevue Hospital. funeral held Sunday with interment Laboring Sons Cemetery. Josephine Rodger funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at 7 at the house with Rev. Dr E R Eschbach officiating.

Laura B. Johnson James Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Cock To Ail Sainte Vbousa E. R. Eschbach

Firemen Prepare For June State Convention Details

United Steam Fire Engine Company held a meeting to plan the Initial State Firemen's Convention to be hosted here in June. Committees were named to obtain badges and arrange decorations. Independent Hose Company ordered thirty new uniforms from M. O. Siley & Co. of New York in the regulation New York pattern with braid on the sleeves and pants.

United Steam Fire Engine Company Hoss Company M. O. Siley & Co New York

Laws Grip Crest: Man Kicked Wife From Bed

Edward Hudson arrested this morning by Officer King at Lo'clock and charged with kicking his wife out of bed. Justice Smith found him guilty and fined $5, paid. Testimony said Hudson was drunk and urgent before the incident. Mrs. Hudson unharmed.

Edward Hudson Officer King Justice Smith Hudson

Illnesses of Local Figures Hit by Sickness Wave

Joseph E. Chew formerly of this city shows improvement after severe scalding in Brunswick though still unable to walk. James Williams a leading local farmer near Kemptown lies very ill at his home. Hon J Howard Gittinger brother of 2.1 and E A Gittinger of this city are critically ill in Martinsburg West Virginia.

Joseph E. Chew Brunswick James Williams Kemptown J. Howard Gittinger E. A. Gittinger Martinsburg W. Va

Eichelberger Book Company Incorporated Formed in Baltimore

The Eichelberger Book Company was incorporated in Baltimore yesterday by Robert Garrett J D Cross Lawrason Riges Hugh L Bond Jr and Byrd G Hichelberger to publish and sell books and stationery. Authorized capital stock is 350 shares of $10 each totaling $3500.

Book Company Incorporated Eichelberger Book Company Baltimore Robert Garrett Bbeo

The Local Mart Market Quotations Report

The Eastern Billing and Export Company quotes today cover oats at $2.55 per barrel shelled 44 cents per bushel for wheat No 2 red 75 1 steamer 7 per barrel Data 0 cents per bushel and hay priced between 18 and 20 dollars per ton.

Locel Mart Eastern Billing & Export

Accident Involving Mrs Waters Burns Arm

Mrs Waters of East Church Street suffered a severe arm burn in a parafal accident yesterday when a sleeve caught a stove and flames were not extinguished immediately.

Waters East Church Street Steve

Barn Fire Destroys Wood Farm Structure Near Rocky Ridge

A small barn on William Wood’s farm near Rocky Ridge burned last night with all contents lost. The blaze began about 4:30, origin undetermined, and the estimated loss runs to about $i.

William Wood Rocky Ridge

Baltimore promoters lease Frederick Athletic Park for summer amusements

George Klein and M. Irving of Baltimore negotiated a lease with Athletic Park Association to run a summer amusement resort at Frederick’s Athletic Park. The grounds will stay open weekdays 2 to 11 pm with free admission to the grounds and many attractions free. A saloon will operate on site.

George Klein M. £. Irwin Baltimore Frederick Athletic Park Joseph W. Gaver Athletic Park Association Kleinn Kivin's Park God Irwin Summers Amusement Resort Baltimoas

State Senator to Push State Fire Insurance Bill

State Senator David J. Lewis of Allegany county will introduce a bill to create state fire insurance. He spoke at a Lonaconing mass meeting where local officials backed the plan, seeking to appoint county boards to assess property values and set risk-based premiums for state insurance. A top critic warned the plan could become socialistic and fail if politics intervene. Other insurers argued for relief and state operation as feasible, while predicting opposition from private companies.

David J. Lewis Allegany County Lonaconing Thompson Lewhela Lewis Hagerstown Globe Agene Acitizan Lewin Pisu United States Siste Maryland

Feagaville Baptist preaching April 26 at 2 15

COUNTY CORRESPONDERUE Feagaville reports preaching at the Reform Church Sunday afternoon April 26 at 2 15 by Micrys Extre Dixon of Baltimore who visited Jefferean and Feagaville. multiple local visits and social notes. pension news: David O Welling of Point of Rocks receives four dollars monthly.

C. N. Trundle Petereville Roy Poole Frederick D. M. Outler David O. Welling Point of Rocks

Bank Statement Fragment Shows National Bank Items and Officers

A damaged OCR fragment lists reserve and cash items from a national bank, including bonds, notes, redemption funds, and due to other banks. It records officers and a sworn statement by the cashier, with signatures dated April 11, 19__.

Bondatas State Banka and Bankars Staibor Manviann G. Ataiar Bunk Zima Alan Creliter J. Travers Thomas N. PB Kepauver Jams WabKaik

Death of colored infant near Buckeystown

Elois Brown infant daughter of William and Virgie Brown died Friday evening at home near Buckeystown. Funeral held Sunday at Hope Hill Church at 11 o clock with Rev. Daniel Collins officiating. Bearers were Clarence Washington Dolph Overs Jim Jones and Solomon Thaome. Interment in church cemetery. George W. Peters was the undertaker.

Elais Brown Virgie Brown Buckeystown Hope Hill

Orme Optical Co to Examine Eyeglasses Free at Homes

The Orme Optical Co of Washington DC will examine eyeglasses at Frederick City from April 4th to May 2nd free of charge. They offer all glasses and guarantee satisfaction with free exchanges if needed. Also notice a funeral attendance for Miss Laura Johnson and various local ads for seafood, books, and millinery openings.

Orme Optical Co Washington, D.C Frederick City A. B. Beebe N. Market Ss

Glowing Fashion and Home Goods Ads From Local Storefronts

An array of midcentury advertisements promotes fabrics, lace curtains, silks, and dress goods from Neidig & Miller and related shops. The spot highlights new patterns, 46 inch crepe fabrics, novelty laces, and silks for women, plus advertising for glassware, dinner sets, and tableware from local merchants. Also promotes Trim mings, cordially inviting shoppers to Clinton & Main and a carpet cleaning service near the Firemen's Parade.

Antaporter Champarne, Biscuit and Blog SL Volles Erlistes and Knickerbockere All Shadow Neidigo & Miller

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