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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1906
Page
5
Harmony Grove Sunday School Show Delights Local Audiences
A Wednesday evening program by Harmony Grove Union church ladies impressed attendees with a refined recital. Readers Miss James Frederick and Miss Roderick Har mont Grove shared pieces, while Miss Kiragsis and Mr Larkwood Hare Frederick performed a trio. Vocal duets by Mrs Rosskey Taneytown and Mr Keefer Pahleeger Frederick drew applause. Star Spangled Banner closed with Croniss and Roderick, assisted by Mrs Rosskey as pianist Grayson Spouseller provided instrumental accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASD Sociabls
Harmony Grove Union Ckhspal
James
Frederick
Mary Oronke
Eins Roderick
Harmont Grove
Kiragsis
Larkwood Hara
Sang
Joseph Roeskey
Taneytown
Keefer Pahleeger
Mr. Grayson Spouseller
Hillman possessions likely lost in Alameda blaze
Miss Hillman and Mr Schnabel face disruption as extensive collections of art furniture and valuables stored in homes on Alameda and the San Jose area may have perished in a fire or disaster. Family members in San Jose and San Francisco await word while travel plans for Vermont New Hampshire and Ohio appear canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss Billmen
Yslua
May Hulmsy
Alameda
San Jose
Cal
Mr. Schoabel
Bay
San Francisco
Miss Hillman
Mr. Schnabl
Vermont
New Hampshire
Oswaia
Gower Frederick
Annspolis
Ahs
Mr. Schnabel
California
Law Grip Arrests Prompt Grand Jury Hearing
Harry Baer, Leslie Baer and Mrs John Baer were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Alexander on assault charges against Mrs Harry Baer. They faced Justice Smith who released Leslie Baer and Mrs John Baer after hearing testimony. Harry Baer remained jailed on 100 bail awaiting grand jury action. Wm Kolb arrested for assault on Homer Monier and held in jail pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baer
Leslie Baer
John Baer
Alexander
Sastica J. Francis Smith
Harry Basr
spHon
Wm. Kolb
Depuny Shed Alexander
Homer Monier
Justice Smith
Zirca
Local Hospital Patients Show Mixed Recovery Signs
Miss Mabel Helms of Norm Hentz Street is improving after surgery at Frederica City Hospital. Miss Nesilie Koogle on West Patrick Street grows better while Mrs. Adolph Bahn on East Patrick shows some improvement. Mr. Amelis Gifiz on East Patrick remains ill. Mrs. Paul Siniffer of Philadelphia is hospitalized at her parents home on East Scush Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Helms
Norm Hentz
Frederica City Hospital
Bir
Charles L Brengle
Scush Street
Correction issued on last names in death notices
A Texas newspaper corrects reporting errors in yesterday's obituary list. It clarifies that Mrs Sarah J Yallots was not sister of Gok, William P Maulsby or Mrs John Rischie of Frederick, and confirms the correct spouse of Francia P Leilich of San Francisco is Miss Mary Elizabeth Ebbarts rather than Alice Bobsins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Yallots
Yellote
Gok
Wm. P. Maulsby
John Rischie
Frederick
Francia PT. Leilich
San Franchon
Misa Alica Bobsins
Leilick
Mary Elizabeth Ebbarts
The Creation at Festival Delights Frederick Choral Society
The Frederick Choral Society conducted by Professor Beckwith presented Haydn’s The Creation. Mrs Martin’s soprano solos impressed with clarity in arias while Mr Martin’s tenor voice carried the epic scenes from chaos to creation. The chorus and orchestra earned praise for unity, color, and noble handling of the oratorio’s grand sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Choral Society
Almple
Miilton
Haydn
Martin
Desne
Isis
Frederick
Jones
Wes
Mr. Martin
Ecolery
Thither
Jears
Choral Society
Beckwith
Elsza Hay
Frederick Choral Society Praises Miss Gring and Mr Beckwith
The musical faculty of the Woman's College praises Miss Gring as an accompanist and Mr Beckwith as conductor for the Choral Society. The Peabody Orchestra performed the oratorio with appreciation from the entire community and the festival of 1906 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Frederick
Gring
Beckwith
Gring Wan Bee
Peabody O~ Ohestra
Sacch
Frederick Subscriptions Needed for Thormont Railway Project
Officials of the Washington Frederick and Gattystarg Railway seek $5,000 more in stock subscriptions to fund the Frederick to Thormon phase and eventual Eumitaborg expansion. Only $41,000 of $50,000 goal raised. merchants hesitant to invest. Company stresses funds cover actual construction costs and urges local business leaders to commit for community benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thormont
Stete
Wellington opposes Pearre in Montgomery County fight
Former Senator Wellington declares against Col. George A. Pearre in the Montgomery County lineup and endorses Lloyd Lowndes with financial support. The letter notes Pearre will not carry Allegany County and suggests Wellington’s influence could aid Thomas Dawson’s bid to shape Montgomery’s delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rosebud baseball club reorganized for 1906 season
The Rosebud baseball club outlines new roles for 1906 with Ostchers H Zaigler and H Sanders as pitchers and E Zeigler F Dertzbaugh as players. R Moberly manages, J Storm captains, with Umpire Arthur T Kreb and others listed. Public invited to games at the diamond near Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Ostchers
H. Zaigler
H. Sanders
E. Zeigler
F. Dertzbaugh
H. Zeigler
R. Moberly
J. Storm
EH. Zaigler
B. Storm
O. F
R. Grubba
R.f
Rabt Grove
Eader
D. Smith
J. Mullinix
Ictra
Elizabeth Bowers
Cesch
Arthur T. Kreb
W. I. Shenk
O. D. Sle
Baugh, Jr
Mr. R
Mobzry
Box
Frederick
Dloh
Clarke
Japier Boys Temperance Association Holds Reguler Meeting
The Japier Boys Temperance Association held its regular meeting the first night. J Shaw presided, hymns were sung, scripture lessons read by Glen Lease, and prayers offered by the superintendent. The secretary R Rholds read minutes and roll call, treasurer and editor reports were presented, classes conducted, and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and Mizpah Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr B-T
Japier Boys’ Temperance Arss
J. Shaw
Glen Lease
BR. Raads
R. Rholds
R Fisher
Funeral for Robert O Stevens in New Market
The funeral of Robert O Stevens aged 45 of New Market was held from the train depot at Monrovis at 9:45 am Thursday. Interment followed in the cemetery beside the M P church. He is survived by his father John O Stevens, no sisters, and several brothers. Pallbearers included Frank Downey and Harry Wood. Falconer Brothers served as local undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Stevens
Philadelphia
Monrovis
M. P
New Market
John O. Stevens
G. Hill
Webster
Dean
Frederick
Relief fund for San Francisco disaster reaches $550.50
Frederick residents rally for the Red Cross relief efforts after the San Francisco calamity. Contributions from Company A.M.N.G. and individuals total $550.50 with pledges for clothing and bedding to be shipped via rail at no cost. Local notices urge community packing and forwarding of goods, while reports confirm some Frederick residents' safety and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed Cross
Roosevelt
Naticosl Organization
Boas
Red Cross
San Francisco
Frederick
Stonus
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Sunday School Room
Brotherhood of Man
Lstall
Fredonis Council No 46
U. A.M
Frank Lorentz
Harry Lorentz
Albert O. Lorentz
California
Charles F. Nosnagis
Samuel Nossagle
Alameda
Nothagle
Brier Creek
Sudeke
Fredericksonians
San Freccisco
Henry Marksy
State News Briefs from Allegany to Easton
Allegany county tax rate fixed at 67 percent. A flour mill elevator owned by Williamsport Milling Company burned at Williamsport. Robbery attempt targeted both Aberdeen depots of Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio on a Wednesday night. Hobart Jump farm of 404 acres near Easton sold to Mrs Daniel H Cox for 19000 dollars. Archbishop Riordas appeals to Cardinal Gibbons for aid to Catholic churches in his archdiocese. Henry Miner, 67, killed by a rock at Lelterrburg Washington county. William Y Bonie, former state senator from Montgomery, slowly improving at Rockville home. Mr Bowle recovering from grip illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Williamsport
Henry Miner
Lelterrburg
Washington
William Y. Bonie
Montgomery County
Rockville
Mr. Bowle
Earthquake Shocks Hit Siena Province Injuring Buildings
Dispatch from Rome reports thirteen earthquake shocks in Siena Province causing damage to many structures. Market notes follow with assorted grain and commodity prices including oats at 2.25, shelled 47 cents per bushel, red wheat at No 2 and No 3 prices, and shelling losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Province of
Siena
Hal Mart
G. Waring
Tyson
Stezmer
Els Raycoted
Summer Opening and April Millinery Exhibit
Todal mentions a summer opening with exhibitions on April 26 and 27 showing a fall assortment of hats and the latest millinery novelties. Invitations go to the public from WN.R. & D. Mastz at 128 Market St. Basler's Milk Chocolates advertised and Japanese entertainment planned for April 23 to benefit All Saints' Guild. Also notes on nightly hotel meals and illustrated souvenir books for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn.r. &D. Mastz
Market St
Heap J Hall
Jacior Ackillary
All Saints’ Guild
Guy Hotel Grip
Frederick bank balance sheet and local notices
The document lists bank liabilities and capital details, followed by local notices and a long column of advertisements. It includes a Fredericksburg area balance sheet fragment, a local agreement to occupy business premises May through September 1906, and various shop ads for seeds, hoses, tools, and groceries. It also notes a charity sale by the Woman’s Auxiliary to the Emergency Hospital and a Knights of Pythias bank initiative, plus liquor license renewal guidance.
Magnificent Bargains and New Goods at Heidig & Miller
The ad lists sturdy home towels, new wrappers, and prices for Towels No 1 and No 2, with per dozen options. It promotes cream materials, stock black fabrics, and veiling ribbons, naming Heidig & Miller as the seller with bargains and new dress trimmings in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tring Votte
Stinck Birck
Sitock Bieck
Oratalebtot Rhce Coods
Venice
Babe
Elah
North British and Mercantile Insurance to aid San Francisco relief
The North British and Mercantile Insurance Company announces plans to pay losses to San Francisco disaster victims as soon as adjusted and to contribute 5000 dollars for relief. The company reports 3,569,000 dollars in outstanding San Francisco insurance and is represented in Prague by Ernest Heifenstein at 24 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dake
New York
North British
Ingurancs Gempany
San Francisco
Prader— Iok
Ernest Heifenstein
Eat
Patrick Stress
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