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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1906

Page

3

April 24 In Bictory and End of War Notes

Fragmentary report notes an April 24 entry about victory, labor conscription and war end. It mentions Daniel Defoe death and claims about an inventor of the Poweriver, plus an Irish author born in Cork. Further lines are garbled and unclear.

Bictory Muhtibers Smatowid Searce Daniel Foe de Foe Robievorn Crusoe Bers Ni i Chruwnght Gigh Thomas Addis Minmer Cork

Classified notices and sales listed for Brown area

Public notices reveal property for sale at 4 200 E Obrroh St and 143 W South 86 with assignees Kemp Hall Matthee Sterling & Leos B Rosenaar. Addresses include 12 Sente Ti Day ert S Brown Agsig and 120 W Patrick. Subscribers urged to report irregularities in receipt of papers to The News.

Ceacoe O. E. Oline Cramer & Stauffer

The Weekly News seeks readers and advertisers in Frederick

The Wreary News announces a forthcoming twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and special features. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest circulation and urges advertisers to submit copy by nine this Wednesday and changes by twelve noon the same day.

Wreary News Bowards Frederick City Sacrety News

Letters From the People Urge Frederick and Thurmont Rail Road

A business reader argues subscribing five thousand dollars to fund the Frederick and Thurmont Electric Railroad, praising similar lines like Frederick and Middletown and Frederick and Pennsylvania. He contends rail access boosts trade, cites regional growth, and urges merchant support for progress, stressing no personal interest beyond public good.

Sisker Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Middletown Pennsylvania Frederice and Trarmont Emmitsburg Gettysburg Montgomery County Washington

Obituary Notes on Elizabeth Trostle and Dr Schildknecht

Elizabeth Trostle of Gattysburg Pennsylvania died yesterday near Westminster Maryland from general debility. She was widow of John Trostle and left many children and relatives in Frederick County. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. Meadow Branch German Baptist Church. Dr O Schildknecht aged 46 died at home in Burkittsville. Survived by widow and one son. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Elizabeth Trostle Misa Elizabeth Trestle Gattysburg Weatminster John Trostle Garman Baptists Church Pemnsylvania Frederick County Mestly House C Schildenecht O. Schildkcecht Burkittsville

Chamberlains Salve for Skin Ailments Sold at A L Pears

Salve marketed for sore nipples burns frost bite chapped hands itching chronic sores and many skin diseases including tetter ring worm and eczema. It claims unparalleled success and is priced at 25 cents per box. Available at A L Pears drug store.

Chamberlain’s Thasa Digeanes A. L. Pearra

Clear Channel of Frederick Relief Shipments and Donations

The Red Cross reports a major relief effort with a $637.62 Maryland branch draft from Mayor Smith and Eugene Levering. Additional funds and in kind gifts arrive from churches and local groups, totaling over $1,000 in Frederick. Eight boxes and one barrel of clothing bedding and mattresses were sent to the San Francisco relief committee, with volunteers from multiple churches coordinating mask receipts and dispatch.

Syee Smith California Sofferere Eugene Levering Maryland The Hed Cross Society Frederick Todlay Levering Emich Thomas Freeman E Ric Eschbsch Charles E Trail Wilcoxon & Brown Cash Bale James McCracks Monocacy Valley Canning Co Bou & Sturey Frederict Thomas Freeman Dixon Szoletz San Francisco Presbyterian Chapel Yaster— Dsy Thomas Schley T. Freeman Dixon Misa Battie Doll Arthur Willard George Heinlein Misa Katharine Eschbach Misa Effin Eichelberger S. A. Toms John A. Misrkell Fank Blacksie J A. Ritter BH. F Harties Tyler Wannts Evans James Brown Roy Hyadmsap Bacon J. Duval G. A. Hyndman H-D. Ridenoar Jennie Bargett D V.stanner Moreton J. v. Hendrickson Neldig & Miller A Friend Fkathering Eschbach Doll Brothers Friend Milton Zimmerusa Deadlies Page Arians Bete Himer $. Brown

Local Health Notes And Industrial Upgrade At Montrose

The Sick. Dr Jacob Engelbrecht reports illness among staff The News. Mrs John F Stine near the city shows improvement after a serious bout of pleur pneumonia A large crane with lifting capacity of five tons added to the Montrose Iron Works machinery.

Jacob Engelbrecht John F. Stine Montrose Trou Works

Woman's Christian Temperance Union elects officers in Frederick meeting

The W C T U held a business meeting and annual election of officers. President Miss L Keller and others named include Mrs May Kell, Mrs Thomas, Miss Bartgis, and Miss Engelbrecht. County convention set for May 22 at Riveravilla with several officers and delegates chosen. A strawberry fete is planned and the Sawing school closes Saturday with a children’s program and year-end exhibition.

Abe Woman's Christian Temperance Union Cficars L Ms. Keller May Markell Mre. Thomas Bartgis Mise Engelbrecht Scientiistem Permuos Alfred Ritter Gower Mies Carrie Morsetl Stoner B. Engelbrecht Voniches Wm. D. Baler Bruce Thomas Mra J Hendrickson Hanford Parker Boys Arcton Coc Vention Frederick Union W. C. T. GC. Sawing School Echog Frederick

Death by suicide at Washington boarding house

Henry Cecil Hilla Simsels, young man from Byattstown Montgomery county, killed himself at 835 Fourth Street NW Washington. His body was found by roommates after he left Hyattstown earlier. His sister Miss Jeasie Cecil learned of the death as she traveled to Washington. He had recently left a job at Holmes Bakery after working at Darbys general store in Barneaville. A love affair is said to have prompted the act. he had previously attempted suicide twice.

Henry Cecil Hilla Hyattstown Washington Cecil Darby Barneaville Holmes Bakery Pittsburg

Abolish Free Seeds Fight Heads to House Vote

The House will decide whether to follow the Agriculture Committee and end free seed distribution. Secretary Wilson and the Nations Grange oppose the program, citing high costs and waste. Postmaster General Cortelyon supports abolition as seeds clog mail and shift costs to merchants. Rep Wadeworth of New York leads the anti distribution effort.

Committee On Agriculture Wilson Nations Akita Belietia Tevenus Department of Agriculture Post Office Department Faa Department of Justica Pension Office Tressury Department Wadeworth New York

Personal notices from Washington and nearby towns

Rev Dr Osborne Ingles and Rev L F M Myers visit relatives in Maryland and Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hastings stay at Lin gsaore Hill inn in Washington. Judge John C Matter travels to Annapolis for John Paul Jones ceremony. Miss Hunt returns to Baltimore after visiting Miss Matthews in East Rexana Street. Mr Henry Trail attends wedding of Rev Charles Lawrence Adams and Miss Greely. Mr and Mrs John Manuel Alvarez and party return to New York after a visit to Judge McSherry.

Dsmun Osborne Ingles Jogie Washington, D C Clifford Hastings Washington, D. C Lingsaore Hilla Inn John C. Matter Annapolis Joan Paul Jones L. F. M. Myers Philadelphia Frank Myere East Second Street Mary E. Hunt Matthews East Rexaueatress Baltimore George Ridgely Clarence Hagerstown Charles Ridgely Mayle Avenue Henry Trail Washington Charles Lawrence Adams Miss Greely A. W. Greely Hotel Braddock John Manuel Alvarez New York James McSherry Alvay Fred. Alvey

Stock Company Coming to City Opera House

Onsencey Keiffer Stock Company opens a week at City Opera House starting Monday evening April 30 with five specialties including muting pictures and illustrated songs. Miss Grace Keiffer leads, has appeared with top stock companies, wearing fine gowns in Mrs Leslie Garter's DeBary production. Ticket prices 10 26 and 30 cents. Ladies’ 153 tickets issued for Monday.

Onsencey Keiffer Stock Company City Opera House Grace Keiffer Leslie Garter Cis

Canning Factory for Barnesville In Montgomery County

The Barnesville Canning and Farmer Supply Company will be incorporated soon with capital stock of 18500. Incorporators include Chas Griffith William Getzendanner William Griffith Ru fus H Davis Edward Jones Henry Bisok McGill Balt Philip Mossburg Charles King Joseph Lewis David Hershey all of Montgomery county. The Barnesville canning facility has been erected and is among the most complete in this region.

Barnesviilite Barnesville Canning and Far‘imera’ Supply Company Chas &S. Griffith William R. Getzendanner William T. Grifith Beslinville Rufus H. Davis Edward W. Jones Henry L. Bisok McGill Balt Dickersons Philip Z. Mossburg Poslesville Charles E. King Seliman Joseph Frank Lewis Boyde David R. Hershey Gomus Montgomery County Bsrasville

A Woman's Victory Shown By May Hillman Company

At the City Opera House Miss May Hillman and her company offered an excellent production of A Woman's Victory before a fair sized audience. Hillman, popular in Frederick, strengthened her reputation with strong acting in a praised drama. The company left this morning for Annapolis.

City Opera House May Hillman Miss Hillman Frederick Annapolig

Oakland Tribunes April 15 Earthquake Report Cited

Mrs Perry B McCleery of North Market Street received from her cousin in Oakland a copy of the Oakland Tribunes for April 15, the San Francisco earthquake day. The issue discusses the quake news and market quotations list corn wheat and oats with various prices and conditions.

Oxski Perry B. McCleery North Market Street D. M. Dowd Oakland Cal Frederick

Pythians Confer Degrees and Fund Gifts

The Pythians conferred the third degree on six candidates, four from Tourmont and two from Frederick, last night. The lodge voted 30 for the San Francisc reef fund and donated two acetylene lanterns to the Junior Fire Company by Me. 3. K. Robinson Sr. The Lutheran Bethesda Society will meet Wednesday at 30 o clock in the church prayer room.

Enrighte Co Pything Tourmont Frederick San Francisc Reef Fund Fire Company K. Robinson, Sr Junior Fire Company Lutheran Bethesda Society

Bank Statement From Maryland Bank in Foxpepice County

A sworn bank statement from a Maryland bank in Foxpepice County lists total assets and liabilities including capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits, and contingent liabilities. The document shows totals around 2,270,969 with deposits and reserves and is witnessed by cashier W G Zommerman and signatories J Travers Thomas N PL and others.

National Bank Ndtas Naonal Banka Anks Ag Mariland Thomas H. Halls JOSN Ramsburg J. D. Baker

Vintage Fabric and Dress Goods Ad from Weidig and Miller

An old advertisement from Neidig & Miller markets towels and textiles including towels priced by the dozen, new perforated wrappers, voile, and various fabrics. It touts summer dresses, silk like fabrics, organzes, and lace nets with low prices and vivid color options. The copy emphasizes fashion textiles for white grounds, prints, and yardage for gowns and waists.

Avalon Alttle Arlces Co Paris

Local merchants agree on restricted hours in summer 1906

Frederick grocers sign an agreement to close shops from May 7 to September 25 1906 except Saturdays at 6 20 p.m. Licenses and renewals discussed for liquor licenses due by August 1 1905 with Clerk Sawyer T. Harrier inviting attendance at a spring and summer hat and bonnet opening.

Frederick F. B. Sarpriscios Fras J. Schnoeper Morgan Ozern E. J. Wisesressr O. EX. ZeLiens W. E. Digst Jacos H. Gora A.J. MicaxtosxGze J. Howard Barr F. ¥. Stace A. H. Harrixatos W. O. Staney Eb.b Mraseth E. D. Batrzere Bzsaxt & Exort W. BH. Rauseere Ruppes R. Kes Sawyer T. Harrier

Designs and matted goods offered by Mullinix sales

L. E. Mullinix advertises a wide assortment of new matting designs and leather goods including a line of happy hats and gowns. The copy promises low prices and asks customers to visit to compare styles and selection.

Aiso

Fire Destroys Laundry Building at Naval Academy

Yesterday reports state a fire destroyed a laundry building on the Naval Academy grounds. Also noted were numerous brief items: snowfall of about three inches at Oakland, a Perryville railroad station fire with losses estimated around 10,000, and a new Baptist church organized at Loch Lynn Garrett county.

Naval Academy Oakland J. J. Murphy Anne Arundel County Willismeport Pannsylvania Perryville Loch Lynn Garrett County W.H. Faust Isilore Annapolis Taureday

Local Kemp Hall event combines sale and entertainment Saturday

Matinea at Kemp Hall Saturday 2 to 5 features drills poses pictures and refreshments. Proceeds go to the Emergency Hospital charity fund. Dr Wm Tarun eye specialist from Baltimore will speak at the hospital on Wednesday April 25. A millinery exhibit and new confectionery store announce openings and specials.

Kemp Hall Hemp Gall Wm. Tarun Baltimore

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