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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
3
Purely Personal: Visitors and Travel Notes
Local social notes list Mies Mae Creager visiting Washington this morning, Miss Stella Broadbaok in Hanvoer, Miss Grace Otis visiting Miss Bertha Trail, Mrs. Mary E. Cramer visiting her son in Washington, C. and others like Bernico Hargett and Mabel Kahimen also traveling to Washington. Mrs. Edward A. Green returns to Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson depart from Frederick after a California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mae Creager
Walkeraville
Washington
Ft. Is
Stella Broadbaok
Hanover
Mise Ross M. Birely
North Market Street
Mies Grace Otis
Rochester
N. Y
Mise Bertha Trail
Esat Church Street
Mary E. Cramer
West Third Street
Leslie
Washington, D. C
Mises Bernico Hargett
Mabel Kahimen
Kate Ramsburg
Tease Racusburg
Rho Partner
Edward A. Green
J. W. Husy
East Second Street
Philadelphia
William Richardson
Los Angeles
California
Frederick
Richardson
Survey to extend electric railroad from LeGore to Gettysburg
J W LeGore leads a survey party from LeGore to Gettysburg for a proposed electric railroad. Reginald Hughes of the city oversees transit while the group travels via Rocky Ridge toward Emmitsburg, aiming to reach Gettysburg by week’s end. The project may extend south to Frederick and toward Washington, with a goal to connect Washington and Gettysburg in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. LeGore
Fsat
Frederick, LeGore and Gettynburg
LeGore
Gettynburg
Corps of
Emmitsburg
Gettyeburg
LaGore
Frederick
Washington
Gettysburg
Paint advertisement letter on Devoe Lead and Zinc usage
A letter from Prowse & Pelton of Herkimer New York argues fewer gallons of Devoe Lead and Zinc paint wear longer. It cites Mr Charles Avery who bought 51 gallons to paint five houses, his painter’s estimate used 36 gallons and 15 gallons were returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Frederick
Prowse & Pelton
Herkimer
N. Y
Ghatles Avery
Devoe
Bating
Appeal for a Sewer Meeting in Frederick Delayed Flood Relief
A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen will be held tomorrow night at o o'clock to consider building a sewer on Market Street to drain flooding basements. Civil engineer Hateon of Wilmington will present information and the petition signed by many citizens urges municipal action to relieve persistent health and nuisance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. CbiIkley Hatton
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Market Street
Myersville Lutheran charge withdraws from union
A dispute over parsonage location split the Myersville Lutheran charge once covering Myersville Church Hill and Wolfeville. Parsonage at Church Hill. move to Myersville rejected by Wolfeville and Church Hill congregations. Myersville votes to withdraw. no pastor since Rev. W. L. Bemsburg resigned for Shankeville. Two pastors expected for remaining congregations. Intercollegiate debate: Franklin and Marshall wins. J Albert Eyler of Thurmont on winning team. Montgomery farmers organize Goshen Farmers Club in Laytonsville area. officers named and plan to affiliate with county clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Church Hill
Wolfeville
Oburch Hill
Myeraville
Oburdh Hill
W. L. Bemsburg
Shankeville
Wolfsville
Franklin and Marshall College
Lehigh University
Lancaster
J. Albert Eyler
Thurmont
Isaac Sharpless
Haverford College
Hermin SB. Ames
University of
Montgoméry
Goshen Farmers’ Qginb
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Henry A. Grit Gch
Z. M. Waters, Jr
Lycurgus GriMth
Samuel Riggs
Clabe
Release on habeas corpus for Baltimore rider on railroad
Winfield Allenbaugh of Baltimore was released after four months in the House of Correction. On the 22d, Justice Teedancot Bravewick ordered release by Judge Stockbridge of Baltimore, noting a defective commitment in the charge of riding on the B and O Railroad without authority, obtained by attorney Thewite Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Winfield Allenbaugh
Baltimore
Tastice Teedancot Bravewick
Yeater
Jury Disagrees in Murder Case in Weabell County
In Kentucky April 50 the jury in the James Howard murder case, involving 66 principal defendants, announced they could not reach a verdict. A later note reported a verdict of life imprisonment for one count, amid confusion over trustee names of the local union branch, with William James and William B. Jacoee as masons and officers. A local merchants group and a man named David Eschbach were mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Weaskrorr
James Howard
William Webel
Joitial
International Stone Masons’ and Bricklayers’ Union
William James
William H. James
William B. Jacoee
Tnisn
Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Frederick Weekly
Week's records from the Circuit and Orphans Court dated April 20 1903 cover property transfers in Frederick including deeds from Franklin B. Smith to Robert Hodge and others with amounts up to 95 000. Marriage licenses listed for six couples. Orphans Court reports include sales inventories guardianships and accounts with administrators executors guardians named and wills filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coarte
Franklin B. Smith
Robert Hodge
Frederick
Calvin L. Engle
J. Jthadeus Starr
Edward O. Cash
Lorn E. Tracy
Edwie Freed
Phoebe
Biggs
Minais M. Whitmore
Franklin Savings Bank
Susan Groff
Calpar L. Brust
Augustes F
John N. Bross
Ridney J. Angleberger
Ida EK. Haines
Harmony Grove
William H. Thornton
Jennie Tyler
William Mahony
Knoxville
Bianche Ahatli
Borkittsville
James Clayton Rowe
Nellie K. Cronse
Robert A. Sparka
Washington, D. C
Louies Numberger
Jehinhk. Woodward
Westminster
Carroll County
Phoebe H. Netdig
George A. Thompson
Mary J. Tyler
Orphans’ Court
Calvin R. Keller
William A. Sith
Sarah E. Weddle
Emory L. Coblentz
Cyrus B. Manshan
Henry W. Boone
Louis Boone
Henry Boone
Annie G. Murray
John J. Murray
Lee W. Morgan
C. Estelis
Bachia Irene
Mamie Morgan
Ronnie M. Hildebrand
Margaret M. Lillian M
Eleanor B. Hildebrand
Mary E. Snyder
John EB. Snyder
James H. B. Ogle
Margaret Ogle
John S. Ogle
Aled
Acns
Aostherine Deitrich
Cramer
Joan
E. Pateiek
Waleeraville
Liberty Pike
Kold
Pollet
Hocky Portage
Drehings
Otros
Moore
Fae Spee
Receiver sought for Baltimore plant in insolvency case
Ernest Sharp and attorney Arthur L. Jackson filed in Baltimore Circuit Court a bill seeking appointment of a receiver for Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company. Sharp claims $240.79 creditor status and the company owes $7,826.84 in county taxes plus $5,535.51 to Hartford & Hills on judgments. It alleges the firm is insolvent, ceased business, and defaulted on a $500,000 trust mortgage, while a prior Bardette suit is contested as invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sharp
Arthur L. Jackson
Baltimore City
Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Baltimore
Gactia Fornacs
Pisintif
First National Bank of Baltimore
Bardette
Cece
Death at Myersville Triggers Murder Suspicion
State's Attorney Worthington rushed to Myersville to probe the death of Mrs. Sarah E. Weddle on April 14 amid reports of criminal involvement. A body found in the garden and a second corpse uncovered in the house sparked investigation. Two local men suspected of involvement are under inquiry. Weddle, widow of John Weddle, left five children living with their grandfather near Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Sarah E. Weddle
Weddle
Ralph Browning
Brownleg
Worthington
Myoraville
State
Myeraille
Thas
Myeraville
Frederick
Cooking in the Street by Frederick Gas Company
Frederick Gas Company uses street lunch as advertising on East Church street. Sixteen workers are fed daily from a gas range connected to the main while work on a new main and service pipes proceeds. Large roadside cards warn that work will proceed rapidly and plenty of gas will be available for cooking and other uses during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gas Company
East Church Street
R. O. Coogden
Cottages At Braddock Heights Get Summer Ready
Braddock Heights cottages prepare for summer occupancy. Catop Schley Ion, painting and sprucing the Mountain Cottage, aims for an inviting look. Gittinger cottage readied for occupants remains among the prettiest on the mountain. Thomas Myers adds a third story to his home. Melvin E. Biser paints and improves his place. Delaudere family enjoys the clean mountain air in their 20W cottage. Sigger Hill shows a fresh green coat and bright appearance. Page cottage to be occupied by J. W. Hoey and family this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catop Schley Ion
Gittinger
Thomas Myers
Melvin A. E. Biser
Delaudere
Sigger Hill
Penddoot
Page
Braddock Heights
J. W. Hoey
Powder Plant Explosion Kills Eight in Pennsylvania
A powder plant near Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania owned by Pittsburgh capitalists on Piney Creek ten miles south of Hollidaysburg was wrecked by an explosion this morning. Eight workmen are reported dead as details remain scarce due to the remote site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollidaysburg
Houaaysecac
Cresson Powder Worke
Pitteburg Capitalists
Piney Creek
Thistown
Dolls Our Lanch Tosight Will Tickis You
Local notice hints at a promotional event called Our Lach Tosight offering special deals and satisfaction, with vague references to Onur Tanch Toni and Special 7 Our Lach Tosight. Details are unreadable but imply a sales event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni Separes
AN. x
Redemption fund figures reported by Maryland bank
Frederick County bank cashier William G. Zimmerman swears the April 14 1903 financial statement is correct to the best of his knowledge. The long balance sheet shows liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits and taxes paid, with totals near 2.45 million dollars and various due to other banks and trust companies. Directors J Travers Thomas L D Kefauver and James Walker certify the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Wet
G. Zikwenwan
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Kefauver
James Ik. Walker
J.D
New Shirt Waists and Linen Collars Folio of Spring Goods
An illustrated advertisement touts new shirt waists with sleeves pleats and pearl buttons touted as fashion leaders from 50¢ to 82 and linen fabrics in ecru or white 240 to 95e. It also promotes a new necktie and collar line, silk and linen options, croc ker y crockery tea sets and dinner sets, plus carpet and matting stock with inside prices and invitation to visit the carpet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becauire
New York
Special Attention to Ladies and Gentlemen Shoes and Goods
Advertises imported styles in patent colt or kid shoes and Oxfords at Wineberg's with brands Clement & Ball Packard Keith's. Also lists seafood offerings from Susquehanna and Eastern Shore including oysters lobsters crabs and fish. Mentions piano sales from STIEFF and local business notices with optical services in Frederick City and home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement & Ball
Packard
Keith's
Wineberg's
Dolla
Susquehanna
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Scote T. Martin
Lucy B
Wm. A. Farsht
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Aaron Veant
Laura O. Ogle
Emory
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Oscar B. Coblentz
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J. Hollins Kefanver
David W. Summers
Holltinapomarers
Henry A. Hahn
Amron
Jacob Rosenstock
Jacob Roherback
Emory BE
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Loyalry
Sarah Weddle
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Theodore A. K. Hemmmelehine
Cumberland
Coort
Williams
Witzenbacher
Bete Deal
Deal
Hammelshine
Citizens* National Bank
Citizens' National Bank Brick
State of
Dusiness
Lounaant
Bi Stoke Securities
Ot Banking House
Furnitu
Tiot Reserve Agenta
U. S
Total
Panad Rug Bankers
Comhue Bank and Bay
Jon Hendrickson
Joxs Herdricksor
Neudig & Miller
NEG & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Dave
Clinton
Main
Berks
Maine
City Hotel Grill
F. B. Sappington
Shina
Hogers Bros
B. Bappingtor
City Hall
Excelelor Siesm
Warise Triox
Frederick County
L. E. Mullinix
Mullinix
George LF Fr
Rodock & To
George
Rodcoe & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rio & Sons
Frederick, MD
Thomas P.rice
Kast Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Etock
Clover Seed
cNearby and
Western
Hays , Clover
Timothy
Alle Sainte and
Uarred
Oledis
Peteax
Franklin Street
Balun
Marzsdawly
D* H. &. Smith
Masonic Temple
New York Hospital
Wil. G. Boteler
aSidir Frederick, MD
Sealy Frederick
Noah E. Cramer
D. E. Cline
Cua Mattings
Prics
Carpeivand Furniture Store
Lidie's
Fauble's
West Pat- Tick Street
Wiseberg’s
Jantor Hall
Stieff Waxapooms
Mountain City Council
Daughters of Liberty
Cor. Market
Thurday
Kook
New Shine Shop
New Shine
South Market Street
Toots
Orme ‘Optical Co
Frederick City
Park Hotel
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