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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1904
Page
3
Weekly News promises twelve page Frederick issue
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with full news and features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium. Copy for new Tar Wrexiy News ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes by 1 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Purely Personal Moves and Visits Across Towns
A string of social notes lists residents moving homes and visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore Washington Braddock Heights Willow Glen and nearby towns. Names include Mr. Charles Keefer Miss Ruth Kline Miss Allie Geisinger Mr Otto Renner Miss Edna Lamu Miss Katharine Wiener and many more with destinations such as East Patrick Street Harmony Grove and Clarke Place. Several families return from visits in Montgomery County Unionville and Philadelphia and Willow Glen hosts new arrivals from Baltimore Pittsburg New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keefer
East Patrick Street
Ruth Kline
Minnie Lochner
Baltimore
Allie Geisinger
Otto Renner
Washington, D. C
Edna Lamu
Port Daposit
Christian Railing
North Market Street
John Rosikey
Mra
Harmony Grove
Katharine Wiener
Washington
Brunswick
Annie Wiener
Patersville
Harry ©. Cole
Walter O. Weller
South Market Street
James Houck Cramer
Montgomery County
Ray
M. J. Kline
Dr. Kline
Eva Wyand
Feedyvile
A. E. Toms
East Second Street
Herbert &. Cramer
Walkeraville
George L. Cramer
Alisa Rohrback
Luther M. Stone
East Church Street
Mary Norris
Unionville
Mig
Nelson Cramer
Pleasant
Mary Lakin
Willow Glen
Greenwood
Mary
Grenat
Pittsburg
Hughes
Mieses Irene
Annis Ross
Scrivener
McIntyre
Goode
Jesse
Ruth Hanna Maxwell
New York
V. Campbell
Rose Campbell
Schipiro
Kuroki Defeats Russians in Split Actions
Special dispatch reports General Kuroki defeating Russian forces in two separate actions after two days of fighting. Aug. 2. The conflicts unfolded in quick succession. The report notes Japanese general Kuroki led forces to victory in both engagements against Russian troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uroki Victorioua
Tot News
Tonio
Kuroki
Simoucheng Captured Confirmed by General Oka
St. PetersburG August 2 The report of the capture of Simoucheng by General Oka has been confirmed by dispatches received by The News. The confirmation follows earlier speculative notices about the battle and the strategic significance of the town in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patersburg
Simoucheng
Oka
General Miles wife dies at West Point
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Nelson A. Miles died this morning at West Point New York. The Morning News note asks readers to say they saw it in the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
West Point
N. Y
Nelson A. Miles
Deely
Change of Managers at Frederick Gas and Electric
J H Enright succeeds R C Congdon as manager of the Frederick Gas and Electric Company arriving from Washington Indiana. Enright will assume duties immediately. Congdon has led the plant for about 18 months, oversaw water gas apparatus and new mains, and the business rose at least 125 percent with 230 new gas stoves installed. He will stay in Frederick to assist Enright before leaving later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Eeright
R. C. Congdon
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Washington
Ind
Enright
Congdon
Work of Death Touches Local Matron and Infants
Mrs P L Hiteshew dies at 65 at home on South Market of heart neuralgia. Widow of Dapt. P L Hiteshew, House of Delegates member, survived by two children and a brother. Funeral Thursday at 10 at the house, burial in Olivet cemetery. Also reports infant deaths at Walkersville Beaver Dam and Delia with local funeral details and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.L. Biteshew
Fanny Hiteshew
South Market
Dapt
P. L. Hiteshew
House of Delegates
Webster Hiteshew
Charles Wertheimer
Charles J. Wilcoxon
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Charles Andrew Haines
Eldridge Haines
Walkersville
Union Chapel
Vernon Ridgely
D. A. Shareta
Paul Kelly Lippie
Irvin Lippie
Johnsville
Beaver Dam
Waltz
Grossnickle
John
Samuel Davis
Delia
Koontz’s
J. F. F. Gray
Urbana
Samuel Perrell
Harry Perrell
Leonard Moore
Wm. Cooley
George W
Buster Browns Triumph Over Rosebuds In Baseball Clash
The Buster Brown team defeated the Rosebuds 19 to 1 last evening highlighted by G Foyt with nine strike outs and Rob Shipley making a running catch. Arcades and Elites meet at Athletic Park at 6 15 with Brust, Bennett and Keefer, Dresger handling batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Rosebuds
G. Foyt
Rob Shipley
Buster Browns
Carnations
Brush
Elites
Brush Factory
Athletic Park
Brust and Bennett
Adams county ore could yield $125 daily for workers
An expert examined ore on the Jacob R. Crouse farm near Emmitsburg in Adams county. The ore is said to yield $125 per day with ten men at work. Crouse plans forming a company with $8,000 capital to buy machinery including a washer and cleaner and start operations at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Emmitsburg
Jacob R. Crouse
Waynesboro
Crouse
Brunswick man to campaign for Judge Parker
Joseph E. Chew of Brunswick formerly of Frederick received a letter from Judge Alton Parker thanking him for a favor dated the 23d. The Democratic candidate for President says he appreciates the gesture and Chew, called Jos, will go on the stump for Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Parker
Joseph E. Chew
Brunswick
Frederick
Alton P. Parker
Jos
Wedding Trousseau Theft Attributed to Suitor Reitzell
Justice Reitzell of Clear Spring presides over theft case involving John Nail accused of stealing Miss Minnis Cunningham’s wedding trousseau. Nail says he bought the garments and jewelry for Cunningham and that she jilted him. he contends he was engaged to marry her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousseau
Reitzell
Clear Spring
Washington County
John Nail
Arnica Salve Heals Runaway Injury in Illinois Man
A severe leg ulcer on J. B. Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois resisted four years of medical care until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. Also effective for burns bruises skin eruptions and piles. 25 cents at Clinton Main's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
Arnica Salva
Barna
Clinton EB. Main
Local Market Quotations From Mountain City Mill
Daily market notes show corn prices at 3.75 dollars per bushel shelled 65 with 100 cents to the dollar. No 4 red steamer listed at 75 per bushel with rejected at 66 per bushel. Cate price noted at 65 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Notes of Doings At Braddocr Colony and Local News
Notes detail Sunday services and a talk by Mr. A Fearhake, with a round of stormy weather near Adamstown. Transients and new arrivals at Waringdale Washington and Brightside are listed, including Rev Dr Eschbach and Mrs Dixon. Also mentions a watermelon party at Catalpin and Governor Warfield’s stance on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal funds ahead of the Board of Public Works meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson
A. Fearhake
Adamstown
Waringdale
Eschbach
Lottie Dole
T. Freeman Dixon
Frank Grove
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Washington
Holliday
Misa Acua
Hughters Holliday
New York
Louis Trail
Easton
Mre
Miller
Westminster
Walkersville
Brightside
Alton Carty and Son
Barnes
Latimers
Charles Cromwell
Eliza Hardt
Frederick
John Fearhake
the Fearhake
Rose Fearhake Ia
Janiie Woodward
Frank Treloh
Catalpin
Warfield
Chesapeake and
Ohia
Tilghmac
Board of Public Works
Annapolis
Western, Maryland Railroad
Fire Destroys Howard Close House in Closetown Carroll County
An overheated stovepipe caused a blaze that destroyed Howard Close's house in Closetown near Weatminater, Carroll County, with $700 building loss and $200 in uninsured household contents. Insurance totaled $680 plus a $500 policy, while two barns on William Walsh's farm burned Saturday night, losing hay, wheat, and tenant Jacob Troyer's contents. Total damages near $1,000 with indications of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Close
Closetown
Carroll County
William Walsh
Carrollton Station
Walsh
Jacob Troyer
Mr. Troyer
Better Than Gold
A Lancaster New Hampshire man praises Electric Bitters for chronic indigestion and nervous liability, stating the remedy helped him and kept his wife in excellent health for years. The testimonial claims strong benefits for female troubles and overall vitality, with a 50 cent price and a satisfaction guarantee from Clinton KE Main, Drugist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster
N.H
Clinton KE
Main
Droggtat
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Consumption Says Man
Melbourne Florida resident H Hagging credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving his life after a doctor said consumption was incurable. He reports rapid recovery and urges others to try the remedy. Clinton E Matin, the local druggist, guarantees it for throat and lung diseases with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hagging
Melbourne
Fla
Dr. King
Clinton E. Matin
Brunswick Elects Harmon Mayor in Surprise Return
Mayor L S Harmon Democrat was reelected in Brunswick yesterday after a dynamic two year business program and strong push for licenses at the recent Legislature. Patrick Lyons from the First ward and E E Evans from the Second ward were elected unopposed. Gardner defeated Kidwell in the Third ward by 79 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
L.S. Harmon
Patrick Lyons
E. E. Evans
Citizens
Tiny Mont Alto twins weigh four pounds together
Near Mont Alto Pennsylvania George Peters family welcomes the smallest twins yet in the area. A boy and girl born Thursday night tip the scales at four pounds combined. The boy weighs about one pound, the girl around three pounds. Both are sturdy looking and healthy despite their tiny size. The father is a tall laborer described as six feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrise
George Peters
Mont Alto
Qaamping Party Heads Toward Lander Campout
A group of young people from Middle Town departed Frederick this morning for a 10 day camp near Lander on the Potomac river. Party members include Annie Keller Viola Kefauver Edith Kefauver Edna Lighter Keefer Delander Homer Tirsh Thomas Dobientz Prof. O M Fogle Dr N E Kafauver and Mr and Mrs A A Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Lander
Potomac River
Theas
Annie Keller
Viola Kefauver
Edith Kefauver
Edna Lighter
Messrs
Keefer Delander
Homer Tirsh
Thomas Dobientz
O.M. Fogle
N. E. Kafauver
Mra. A. A. Lamar
Cumberland Council Chooses 90 Cents Tax Rate
Cumberland city council last night fixed the tax rate at 90 cents per $100, same as last year. The property base stands at $9,311,575, up $251,765 from last year. Approximate revenues for the year total $158,201.17, with $28,000 for interest on bonded debt and $110,604.17 for general purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Mysterious Circumstance in Health Advert Split
A faded paragraph promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills offered by Clinton E. Main druggist. It claims the pills gently stimulate lazy organs to improve digestion and prevent constipation, contrasting two characters with different appearances and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Clinton E. Main
Lynching Plot at Charles Town Jail Foiled by Guards
About 160 men gathered at Charles Town West Virginia to demand surrender of a Black prisoner Williams charged with assault on Miss Sacra Knode. A committee tried to gain entry, was arrested and fined, then the crowd was locked inside the jail. The plan failed as guards held them for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
George W. Williams
Sacra Knode
Justices Bayior
Synohera
Excursions to Niagara Falls by Baltimore & Ohio Rail
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers round trip excursions to Niagara Falls for 11.05 from Frederick on select dates in 1904. Tickets valid ten days, with side trips to Toronto and Thousand Islands options, stopovers at Buffalo and Rochester, and daylight views of Susquehanna and Lehigh Valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Maudh Chunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Picnic Mouth Galore and Crossing Repairs Mentioned
The page fragment notes August timing for a picnic mouth galore and reports Officer Simpson directing bricklayers to repair crossings at West Second and Market streets. It also references Governor Warfield’s stance on marriage by age twenty six and includes aphorisms about poverty and advertising guidance for selling goods via Tue Daily and WEEKLY News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguet
Carria Nation
Simpson
West Second
Market
Warfield
Tue
Law's Grip: Richard Wineberry Arrested for Drunk and Disorderly
Richard Wineberry, colored, was arrested yesterday by Officer Brengle on West Sixth Street for being drunk and disorderly. A Justice Wood fined him 250, or else he would serve Aftean days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalil
Richard Wineberry
Brengle
West Sixth Street
Justice Wood
Ninth Maryland State Camp of Odd Fellows convenes at Rock Hall
The ninth annual State Camp of Maryland Patriotic Order Bons of America meets at Rock Hall August 9 for two days. Delegates depart Baltimore by steamer Monday at 2 30 pm. About 140 officers and delegates attend with 4000 total members across 61 camps. State officers include President William James Heap and others, with cretion of nine lesser posts Tuesday afternoon. National officials F E Steel and William B Valliant expected, along with Edward A Doan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Patriotic Order Bons of America
Rock Hall
Baltimore
Baltimore Alty
Carroll County
William James Heap
William J. Oshter
W. G. Coppage
Obarah Hil
James W. Lidard
P. B. Englar
Taneytown
F. E. Steel
Philadelphia
William EB. Valliant
Lauril, del
Edward A. Doan
New York City
Miss Margaret Marsh Hosts Social Evening At Home
Miss Margaret Marsh entertained friends at her parents’ Cours street residence last evening. A large group of young people attended. Music was provided and games were played with refreshments served later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marsh
Cours Street
County Commissioners Meet Approves Bridge Masonry Contract
The Board of County Commissioners held its regular meeting this week. About 76 was granted in special appropriations to road supervisors. Frank Batts was awarded the contract to lay masonry for the new bridge over Broad Run creek near Arnolda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Frank Batts
Broad Run Creek
Arnoldatown
Lynch Property Sold to Hendrickson on West Second Street
John D. Hendrickson purchased from the executors of the late Judge John A. Lynch the residence on West Second Street. The price was 3500 dollars. He plans to improve the property and occupy it with his family.
Runkles Runkles union in Monrovia ceremony
Miss Bessie V Ruankles and Mr Daffy M Runkles of Monrovia wed by Elder P D Fabrney at his East Church street residence on July 27. Cutting Teeth at 93, Miss Bridget Riehl of Doylestown Pa pauses 93rd birthday while showing five new molars. health described as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runkles
Bessie V. Ruankles
Daffy M. Runkles
Monrovia
P. D. Fabrney
East Church Street
Bridget Riehl
Doylestown
Miss Riehl
Heaith
Frederick College to Open Tuesday 1904 News Item
Braddock Heights hosts regular Tuesday dance with multiple departure times from the square. Frederick College announces boys' opening date for September 20 1904 and calls for state scholarship applicants to notify early. Popular Seashore Excursions advertise round trips from Frederick to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City and Rehoboth Beach with multiple 1904 dates and 5 50 fare. Stopovers allowed in Philadelphia and Washington. pamphlet available from ticket agent. Turn It Into Cash ad promotes cash for unwanted items via Tax News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Reaihroad Company
Atlantic City
Cape May
Les Isle City
Ocean City
Avalon
Angleses
Wildwood
Holly Beach
N. J
Rehoboth
Cal
Frederick
Jaaue
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sea Isle City
Rehoboth Besch
Philadelphia
Washington
Carriers to Organize R F D Meeting Planned in City
A movement seeks a gathering of R F D carriers in this city in August to organize. The event will likely take place in the post office at p. m. The notice implies a broad reach of Tac News Want Ads for employers, job seekers, buyers, sellers, and finders.
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Taz News
Tac News
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