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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1904

Page

5

Central Committee Fixes Dates for Primaries and Convention

The Democratic County Central Committee met in Janior Hall and set May 14 for primaries to choose delegates to a county convention on May 21, which will name delegates to the State and Congressional conventions. A new executive committee will serve as an appeals board for dereliction of duty charges, with notice to the accused and final approval by the central committee. Lunch followed adjournment.

Central Committee Democratic County Central Committee Janior Hall J. Roger McSherry Appsil

Personal notes from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas

Purely personal items record travel and visits. Mr Pinus Sweeney travels to Birmingham Alabama. Miss Hidith Ritchie visits relatives in Washington. Mrs J O Shriver of Baltimore makes a one visit to Mrs Laura Chapline in Emmitsburg. Dr W O Boteler returns from Iowa and South Dakota for business and pleasure. Mrs Leidy of Lebanon Pa visits sister Mrs R C Congdon on Record street and returns home. Mr P E Long of City Hotel returns from a visit to the Elks Home Bedford City Virginia. Mrs John McDonough and children return to Ohio after visiting her parents at Myersville. Mrs Millard Kefauver Blanche Kefauver and Miss Mary E Young visit Sheriff and Mrs Charles T K Young on West South street.

Pinus Sweeney Emmitsburg Birmingham Ala Hidith Ritchie West Church Street Washington J. O. Shriver Baltimore Mis Laura Chapline West Third Street W. O. Boteler Iowa South Dakota Leidy Lebanon R. C. Congdon Record Street P. E. Long City Hotel Elks Bedford City Virginia John McDonough Myeravilla Ohio Millard E. Kefauver Blanche Kefauver Mary E. Young Middletown Srs

Brief Bits Excerpt From April News Item

A scattered newspaper excerpt notes April exits, remarks on the Montgomery County WOTU camp meeting at Washington Grove from June 24 to 30, mentions clerks recording magistrates and notaries, quotes Uncle Joe Cannon on Cochran’s speech, lists Mountain City Mills market quotes, and advertises Devoe lead and zinc paint by P. L. Hargett & Co with a slogan about efficiency and timing.

OC. A. Candela North Market Street Montgomery County Washington Grove Cochran Joe’ Cannon

Religious Services and Meetings Listed Townwide

Local pastors announce sermons and services across churches including Schieyerile Mission Presbyterian Episcopal Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren Evangelical Reformed Trinity M E H All Saints Episcopal German Baptist Brethren St Johns Catholic Grace Reformed and Methodist Episcopal. May devotions and temperance meeting details, Sunday schools times and special music plans also noted with pastors and speakers listed.

Evangelical Reformed Church E. R. Eschbach All Saints’ Episcopal Church Osborne Ingle German Baptist Brethren Church B.A. Brunner Trinity Epworth League St. John’s Catholic Church W. J. Kane Methodist Episcopal Church L. A. Thirlkeld Wm. D. Hales Grace Reformed Church E. L. McLean Jesus Christ

Social Dance At Brounewick Highlights Season

The Wis teria Club hosted a late evening dance in St Francis Hall with supper at midnight in the adjacent dining room. Frederick Selecs Orchestra provided music, chaperones were Mrs M W Phsien Mrs Stace Russell and Miss Julia Wordsworth, and the organizing committee included W J Corbatt C E Dadrow Jr W P Nicodemus and Leslie George. Dancing continued until 3 30 a m.

Brunswick Brounewick Wisteria Club St. Francis Hall Frederick Selecs M. W. Phsien Stace Russell Julia Wordsworth Club W. J. Corbatt C. E. Dadrow, Jr W. P. Nicodemus Leslie George Dapping

Stranger Sent To Jail In Park Hotel Disorder Charge

George Carlisle, described as a stranger to the city, was arrested by Constable Oshter for disorderly conduct at the Park Hotel. His residence was undetermined and after clarification by Justice Kokstein he was fined 3 dollars and 50 cents or 15 days in jail.

George Carlisle Oshter Park Hotel Carlisle Justice Kokstein

Miss Pigman Funeral at All Saints Episcopal Church

Miss Pigman will be buried from All Saints Episcopal Church on Sunday afternoon May 1 at 2:30. Remains will be placed in the vault at Mt Olivet cemetery and later taken to Baltimore for interment. Record Broken. The Frederick Clearinghouse Association handled April business of 915324.07 dollars, the largest monthly total in eleven years.

Miss Pigman All Saints’ Episcopal Church Mt. Olivet Baltimore Frederick Clearinghouse Association Baltimore and Ohio

W C T U County Convention Set for Middletown Lutheran Church

The county convention of the W C T U will convene at the Lutheran church in Middletown on Wednesday May 11 with sessions in the morning afternoon and evening.

Lutheran Church Middletown

Divorce BillFiled by Mrs Eliza Lowery in Circuit Court

Mrs Eliza Lowery acting through attorney P F Pampel filed a bill in the circuit court seeking a divorce from her husband James Lowery. The public notice urges action to stabilize, persuade patronage, and uphold truth.

Eliza Lowery P. F. Pampel Circuit ‘Court James Lowery

Art Club Reading Class Highlights Artists and Critics

The Art Club reading class discusses Louis Lozab of Knoxville noted for The Temple of the Woods. Illustrations by Bitter and Roukato bolstered by Whistler and Emory Albright praise. Mentions include Alexander Harrison and Karl Bitter with future meeting scheduled for Friday May 6.

Art Club Alexander Harrison Philadelphia Park United States Society of American Artists John D. Hendrickson Adam Emory Albright Wisconsin Edeon’s Park Ninois Misa Uly James McNeil Whistler Europe America Nomarougs Presse Mies Doub Karl Bitter Mr. Bitter Vienna Miss Ott F. Wellington Rouokatobi Breitenback St. Louis Hoe Bitter Baltimore Maryland United Daeughtera Confederacy Army

Preparations for Cumberland Hose Company Excursion

The Independent Hose Company outlines plans for an excursion to Cumberland with Camberland Hose Co as guests. Fare is eight dollars and seventy cents. The steamer hose carriage and truck will be sent a day early with city approval. The Drill Association, Capt. Forsythe, trains for the drill prize and the engine contest. Delegates to the convention are J. Roger McSherry and others with alternates listed.

Cumberland Eisenhauer Richard Keyser Milton Eagle George Wallace George Salter Edgar Brest Camberland Camberland Hose Co Drill Association Forsythe Kolb J. Roger McSherry E.S. Eichelberger Joseph F. Eisenhawer D. H. Kolb Harry Baer Gav. Wallace Harry Scholl Milton Engle D. W. W. Bolb

M C A Gospel Services Invite Boys and Youth

Two gospel services at the Young Men's Christian Association announce Monday night at eight for a gospel program and Sunday morning at nine for the boys service led by Hon. M. G. Urner with 46 in attendance. President H. A. Abbott will speak to the boys. All boys over twelve are invited.

Requisition for Kennedy Faces Inter-State Chase

Detective Baldwin of Roanoke received a governor issued requisition from Virginia for a man held in New York believed to be John Kennedy who escaped Staunton jail days before a scheduled hanging for wrecking a Norfolk and Western train. He departed Thursday toward Niagara Falls to pursue the suspect as elections loom Monday. Local elections include Mutual Fire Insurance Company of this city choosing officers at its office and Mt Olivet cemetery managers vote at the Central Bank with the Franklin Savings Bank also holding an election.

Kennedy Baldwin Roanoke Virginia New York Niagara Falls John Kennedy Staunton Norfolk and Western Niagara Mutual Fire Insurance Company Mt. Olivet Cemetery Central Bank Franklin Savings Bank

Funeral for Walter Tydings Tomorrow At Mountaindale Church

The funeral is set for tomorrow morning with the cortege leaving the house at 9.30. Services will be conducted at Mountaindale church at 11 o clock by Dr. P. D. Fabrney.

Walter Tydings Mountaindale Church P. D. Fabrney

Myeraville Citizens Vote in First Corporation Election

The first election of the new Myeraville corporation will occur on Monday, May 2. The ticket includes Burgess, Wm. M. Bittle as councilmen and Isaish Moser, Simon P. Raymer, and Lloyd M. Boogie.

Myeraville Corporation of Burgess Wm.m. Bittle Messrs Issiah Moser Simon P. Raymer Lloyd M. Boogie

McBherry Elected Vice President of Sixth Circuit

At yesterday’s Maryland State Bar Association session in Annapolis, J. Roger McBherry won the vice presidency for the sixth judicial circuit, marking another milestone in his legal career.

Maryland State Bar Association Annapolis J. Roger McBherry Sixth Judicial Circuit

Hood Held for Court In Bigamy Case At Chartes

Hood, a colored man, waived preliminary hearing on a bigamy charge and was sent to jail in default of $100 bail. His counsel said bail could be obtained and habeas corpus actions possible. Hood contends his first wife Auntie Mitchell Hood is dead, making his second marriage lawful. Annie Mitchell Hood, tied to larceny charges, posted $100 bail and awaits grand jury action in September. A separate incident reports Charles French charged with assault on his wife Annie E. French after a stone attack near Point of Rocks. bail set at $200 to keep the peace.

Willian Hood Eskstein H. Dorsey Etohiser Thz News Hood Auntie Mitchell Hood Baltimore Lillie Smith-Hood Annie Mitchell Hood H. Dorsey Hiohicon Charles French Annie E. French Juntha Eckstein French

Maryland News Highlights and Local Elections

Admiral Schrey visited Balti more Nobles of the Mystic Shrine while Cris fisid High School held commencements in the Opera Honas. The British Ambassador toured Antietam in Washington county and the Maryland State Bar Association ended its annual meeting in An papolia with a banquet. Former Judge James A Bond of Woastminster was elected president. Rev Samuel F Tholan resigned Hampstead Lutheran to lead Ambler Pa. Receiver Allen McLane completed the Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad sale to the Mexican government. Cumberland Democratic convention named a municipal ticket for May 16 led by Mayor Charles P Zimmerman and council candidates.

Antietam Washington County Maryland State Bar Association Anpapolia Banqdot James A. 0. Bond Woastminster Eeectad Maryland State Bar Asociation Samuel F. Tholan Hampstead Lutheran Church Ambler Allen McLane Maryland Trust Company Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad Cumberland Chas. P. Zimmerman Howard M. Fuller William H. Shepherd Joseph Becker Michael Shertzer Joseph Hirach James T. Mattingly

Gas Bioter Demonstration At Frederick Office Meter Window

The Frederick Gas Company demonstrates gas meter accuracy by displaying a penny slot meter in its office window with the top removed and a glass front. The simple operation of the gas meter draws large crowds. Miss Minnie Markey represents the Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae Association at the Women’s Federation of Clubs in Baltimore this week.

Frederick Gas Company Haa Frederick Female Seminary Alumne Association Women’s Federation of Clubs Baltimore Minnie Markey

Local Advertisements Mention Shipley Boosts and Tailoring Deals

Local items list specials from Shipley and Boosts offering granite ware cooking pots and buckets at low prices plus household goods and 10 quart water buckets. Also noted are Hartford and Yale bicycles, silk shirt valet suits, bleached linen for suits, and an urban ad for a city hotel grill. Also Republican city executive meeting announced at City Hall with officials named.

Shipley & Boost New Hartford Yale Hartford SureLey & Borst

Pine organ program and list of performers at Grace Church

May 10 entertainment in Junior Hall features Miss Margaret Upcraft and many others with a mix of musical acts and choral numbers. Ice delivery by Crystal Plate Ice Co and local merchants. ads promote foods, eye care by Dr. C. W. Hines, and new floor coverings from Wineberg’s.

Grace Church Margaret Upcraft John Haller Mary Steckel Burck Amy Kemp Dixon Eleie Birely George Ed. Smith Irs Logan Burck Ernest McQardell Robert Barck

Housekeeping Goods Displayed for Kitchen and Table

A vendor offers an assort ment of China in all grades, dinner sets, tea sets, toilet sets, and a wide range of table cutlery. Readily available for starting housekeeping or refurnishing a dining room, with decorated salad dishes, cake plates, chocolate pots, and wedding presents.

China S&t Calito Seama and I

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