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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
4
Readers are asked to report any irregularity in receiving pavers or propels in the current delivery cycle. The notice seeks to ensure accurate order fulfillment and prompt corrective action by the distribution team.
Twelve persons aimed for Atlantic City this morning via the Northern Central Railroad. A Frederick Inter-Urban Railway special carried 64 passengers to Myereville last night. The Knott residence on East Oborok Street was repainted by Michael Kennady with nine workers. An engine wheel detached on East Patrick Street this morning, reportedly by a hauling device. Fifteen belonged to Callios & Grosquiouis.
John William Braddock was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner onlarceny charges for stealing $16 from Mixy Janie Hammond. He admitted receiving the money after initial denial and was jailed on $500 bail for tomorrow’s hearing. Union Hospital Picnic events drew county and out‑of‑town attendees with W. T. Vernon delivering an address. A baseball game was played at the fairgrounds this afternoon.
The Sick. Mr Mabel Geins on North Bentz street is improving after illness. Mr Jesse W. Starr on West Patrick street is somewhat improved from sickness. Mr Bradley T. Nicsdenui on East Patrick street suffers a facial boil.
Fishermen Haye Luck Judge Motter Millard Nost William Woodward and Gay Motter returned from a trip with 21 bass. Witnesses testified in a case involving John Baas and removal of straw from premises, adjourned until tomorrow due to missing members.
The firm Tyson & Nicodemne feed and grain doziers in East Patrick eireae dissolved as Mr Tyson purchased Mr Nicodemne's interest. He will continue the business going forward.
Regular services announce next Sunday August 1 at 10 15 p m Pleasant Bill chapel conducted by Rev M Hench. In Zion Reformed Charlesville at 2 15 pm evangelist J M Bell from Washington DC will preach on Market Space and present Ja dal Christ the Power of God. Tonight at 8 o clock he speaks on Refagals.
The third annual reunion of Frederick county Re formed Sunday schools was held at Braddock Heights with a morning procession by Rev W Miller and others. A concert by the Braddock Heights Band followed and an afternoon meeting in the auditorium featured Rev Miller Rev Casselman and Rev Len e plus vocal selections by Miss Bonor Markey and Mr Charles Handrickson. From 4 40 to 6 30 concert and program performances were announced.
At a ladies in charge meeting for the Independent Drum Band festival, hosted at Mrs Geo Salter Sr residence, preparations promise success. Tables run by Mrs George Salter Sr and others, including Z J Hank and Nina McSherry, with events Friday and Saturday nights in the Hutchison building South Market Street.
The article reports a near-fatal accident at a mill near Mr Daria’s home in Montgomery County. A little girl, Mullard Davis’s daughter, wandered from home into a mill area and was caught by a log carriage wheel as a saw operated nearby. Her foot was crushed but she was saved when the machinery stopped.
A farm near Bitterville reports damage by a vandal nicknamed Jack the Stock Slasher. A driving horse tail hacked and mane cut. At Bart Smith’s adjoining farm a cow missing from stall with ear damaged and tail cut. Cow later found in pasture. York detectives seek suspects in the grisly acts.
A baseball game was played last evening opposite the Ox fibre Brush Works between the Fred Actok Juniors and a scrub team, the juniors winning by a clear margin. Battery details and players listed, with next games announced for Hankey's Recruits versus Frederick Juniors and a subsequent match between Rossbudse and Fredericks Selaota.
Rev Fr John J Rodook 8J of Klogetor Jamaica arrived this morning to visit his brother George Rodook. He previously visited Frederick seven years ago and has been helping restore Jamaica mission property after the 1907 earthquake. He has been granted a vacation and will spend time here.
In July 145 instruments were filed for record with the clerk. The list includes 94 deeds, 40 mortgages (five chattel mortgages), 1 bill of sale, 2 releases, 1 deed of trust, powers of attorney, 1 deed of exchange, 1 agreement, 3 plats, plus 13 marriage licenses. Minister's certificates have not been reformed for 8 licenses.
At a Montgomery County Pomona Grange meeting attended by many, a resolution was adopted opposing gambling in any form. It cites pool selling at the county agricultural sale as especially improper under public sanction. The group states they prefer the fair be discontinued if it cannot be kept clean, condemning advertising activity linked to gambling and business.
A long list of residents and guests with ties to Roanoke Baltimore Allentown and Washington visit Atlantic City or return home from trips. Names include Aston R Andere J Keltler Charles Mante George Heinlein and many others frequenting East Patrick Street North Market Street and West Second Street with updates on travel and visits to family and friends around Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and beyond.
The third annual farmers plants and tournament took place in Black's Woods Montgomery county between Bargesville and Dickersons as voters and families gathered for a day of pigeon shooting, games, dancing, and a knightly tournament. Prominent locals and visitors from Washington Frederick and Baltimore attended with an orchestra from Frederick. Lawrence A. C Chiswall led festivities and Alexander Kilgour spoke while D. Lasgley won the knights riding title and Miss Benale Baden was crowned queen. Baseball at the grounds drew a crowd as Barnesville defeated Point of Rocks 18 to 2.
A large Frederick County delegation plans to travel to Baltimore next week to back Joseph D. Baker for governor. Local Democrats express confidence Baker will gain the nomination on the first ballot, while Baltimore papers and other counties show mixed sentiment. Ex-Governor Jackson endorses Baker and Eastern Shore interests also back his bid.
Psychologists from around the world observe University of Pennsylvania Summer School experiments in child development led by Prof. Witmer and colleagues. Clinics diagnose age, hearing, sight, and hereditary factors to treat retardation, stuttering, and vagrancy, aiming to restore normal life and teach teachers methods for backward children.
President Vice President and cashier appointments appear in a listing. D. H. Haresrr and AHo0s HD Haller are named with C. M. Tirosras as another official, reflecting a bank notice of leadership roles.
The passage describes a youth who is companions with others but an object of aversion to his elders. He is deemed uninteresting and aware of this. It suggests his fits sedation affects his mind, leading to a morbid state that calls for medical and scientific study.
News notes report the deaths of A Haviland Hall of Forrest Hill Harford county and Dr William Travia Howard of Baltimore. Ex sheriff Samuel B Hardy of Anne Arundel county dies after illness. A plan to expand trade links with Southern Maryland is mentioned along with a proposed concrete Potomac bridge at Williamsport. Governor Warfield appoints James P Gorter to the Baltimore Supreme Bench to replace Judge Wickes. Democratic nominating conventions select candidates John P Briscoe for judge and James R K Brasheare for State Senate, with a county Democratic gathering in Annapolis electing a state convention delegate.
We are pulling on sala daily many items of wear as prices that mean big saving 6 your pursa. REMNANTS Woe haves marked & vambar of Wool Skirts 19 Grey and Black and White Cheek Shirte to $2.99. Real value $500. The styles, quality, &c. of these Skirts are all right in every maneot, the bar gain is truly yours. AN Fancy Silk Malls greatly re duced. See display on Front Counter.
The firm of Tyson & Nicodemus is dissolved effective today. G. W. Tyson will continue the business at the old stand and invites friends and customers to place orders for tours, reading, ber, or other services. Also notes mentions Kodak stories, watermelons, eye care ads, and upcoming local events.
The city and county recorded forty one deaths in July with six teen in the city. Interments occurred at Mt Olive cemetery St Johns and two colored graveyards. In the county twenty five deaths with funerals at Middletown Charlesville Graesham Libertytown Walkersville Haughs Montevue Urbans Point of Rocks Hope Hill Central Knoxville Pleasant Hill Emmitsburg and Thee Mortality was greater than in one.
Suneet Special to Jefferson announces a special car to Jaffereon on Wednesday August 7 1907 at 745 PM. Round trip tickets cost 25 cents with tickets on sale at Clinton E Main and A O McCardell. Watermelons advertised with special wholesale prices at Marino Bros South Market.
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