Death News From Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Obituaries report Capt William J Stauffer a Dayton police chief died in Ohio from dropsy aged 58. Mrs Adam Harp of Hagerstown died heart failure after surgery. Captain Charles M Pearre of Abilene Texas died suddenly after ten years away. Adam Diehl Walkersville noted lime pioneer. George Hoffman New Market died of heart disease. An infant died of marasmus in Adamstown. Howard Stall Lincolns Nebraska death linked to watchman Wicholas Stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stauefer
William J. Stauffer
Frederick County
Dayton
Dropay
Captain Stacl Or
John Stauffer
Mechanicstown
Thurmont
Predsrick
Adam Eichelberger
J.P. Kline
Ins
United States
Utah
Missouri Rifles
Ashboth
Springfield
Lyon
George Staffer
Washington,d
Mark Wood D. Harp
Adam. Harp
Markwood D. Harp
Harp
J. Mf. Goodman
J. Riley Adams
Hagerstown
Beaver Creek
Captain Pearre
Leura Dradorff
Mise Franceaa V. Pearre
Westminster
Maryland
Clarenca J. Pearre
Mary
Laura Pearre
Abilene
Tex
Adam
Diral
Adam Diehl
Walkersville
Diehl
Mesars
Nathso
Martin
Prince George's
Whitheld Diehl
Kansas
Nelson Dish
Milton Zimmerman
Kaneral
New Market Cemetery
Albert Mattoon
Hts
Adamstown
Marasmus
Charles Mattoon
East Third Street
Record Crowd at Braddock Heights Reunion Draws Thousands
A large assembly gathered for the first reunion of Reformed Sunday schools from Frederick and Washington counties at Braddock Heights. Up to 3,000 attendees filled the new auditorium despite space limitations, with 400 carriages and many rail riders arriving from Frederick, Middletown, Hagerstown, and other towns. Leads speakers Rev. J. Pilgram and Rev. Q Clever urged purpose, education, and youth involvement. officers were elected and the next reunion scheduled for August 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Frederick
Washington
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Hagerstown
Burkittaville
Walkeraville
Woodsboro
Emmitta
M Gench
S. Miller
J. Apple
O. Clever
D. D
Geo. G. Everhart
Hageratown
John W. Pontius
J. Pitgram
Lioyd E. Goblentz
Baltimore
A. Conner
Adamstown
David Dittmar
Jefferson
A. M. Gineck
Bomtteburg
Geo. A. Whitmore
Thormont
J. R. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Kaloria
Barki¢taville
J. P. Barner
Cavetown
G. A. Sovder
Newton
N.C
Geo. M. Zacharing
Cnumberland
Geo. Hol. Smith
Emory L. Cobleaux
Roberts J. Pygram
Pilgram
Q. Clever
Teapectsd & Greak
Church
A. QO. McQardell
Henry A. Abbott
Emory L. Cobbate
J. Travera Thomas
Wm. —. Holter
Anattorium
Aupper
R. J. Pilgram eaOy
Outrageous Attack on Two Women at Corner
A drunken man assaulted two young ladies at the corner of Charek and Court streets yesterday afternoon about 3:20. He seized one woman and tried to kill her, then pursued the other as she fled. A bystander knocked him down, and Constable Carter detained him until Justice Johnson discharged him after the witnesses declined to file charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charek
Court Streets
Carter
Johnson
Soldiers Leave Tomorrow for Bel Air
Company A Fires Regiment M. N. G. will depart tomorrow. The first call is at 45 and the assembly at 65, then the company proceeds to the N QO R BR depot and leaves on the 7 train. Capt. J W Downey of New Market will accompany as assistant surgeon of the First Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fires Regiment
Bel Air
N. QO
R. BR
Tain
J. W. Downey
New Market
Flrst
Democratic County Convention Held Tomorrow Morning
The Democratic county convention to elect delegates to the State convention will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o clock at the Okypera Hansa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okypera Hansa
Il O
Pleasant Personal News From The City And Beyond
Purely personal notes list Baltimore visitors and residents visiting relatives in the city. Names include Mr P 5 Long, Mr Keefer Toms, Mrs Victor Young, Levi W Moberly, Miss Mamio Sittard, Mrs H E Herwig, Augustus Olem, Mr and Mrs Dadliesy Page and son, Miss Annie Beckley, Miss Clara Barck, Mr Wm Stona, Judge and Mrs McSherry, Miss Sarah Phleeger, Miss Jenston Bennett, Mrs Wm Winters, Mrs Jacob Stockalager, Misses Elzabeth and Eleanor Houck, plus several other locals visiting friends and traveling to Asbury Park and New England. Ex-Congressman Sr. Yoder of Washington visits Charles D. Eldridge, then returns home. Mr and Mrs Charles B Staley and Frank and Mica Annie Staley travel to New England and Canada with Fr Francia Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Baltimore
Keefer Toms
Washington, D. C
Victor Young
Levi W. Moberly
Mies Mamio Sittard
H. E. Herwig
Madison
Atlantic
Augustus Olem
Utica Milleia
Dadliesy Page
Hager
Annie Beckley
South Market Streets
Washington
Clara Barck
Frederick
Hembuck
East Rogerstreet
Wm. Stona
McSherry
Ocean Quity
Sarah Phleeger
West Patrick Atreat
Doubs
Bromwick
Jenston Bennett
John H. Bennets
South Street
Wm. Winters
Jacob Stockalager
Hagerstown
O. E. Zellers
South Market Street
Elzabeth
Eleanor Houck
Elizabeth Worman
Fanota Zimmerman
Miss Newman
Asbury Park
Fanny Barron
Misa Ella Price
Amon Bargee
East Patrick Street
Yoder
Ohio
Charles D. Eldridge
Myersville
Braddock Beighta
Charles B. Staley
Frank
Mica Annie Staley
New England States
Canada
Francia Craig
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tresanrer
Brigates ‘Seminary
Boston
Mase
Camp Baker Closes After Camp Activities and Games
Osmo Baker reports the camp closing after a morning breakup. About 500 visitors attended with 300 from the Reform picnic. In four days more attended than the two weeks at the young men's camp, which recorded 511. Games against teams from Hagerstown and Frederick ended 11 17 and 17 to 1 in Camp Baker’s favor. Several injuries and various camp chores occurred as pictures were taken and tents occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmo Baker
Hageratown
Shipley
Schmidt
Frederick
Camp Baker
Lease
Dean Hendrickson
Baumgardner
Sappington
Tunstall
Crimmina
Brust
New Brick Crossing Under Construction at Weat Second Street
Brief items note a brick crossing being laid across West Second Street at Beard Street and a yard sunflowers display in Mr Joshua James’s yard reaching 17 feet with many blooms. A croquet match on Mr Harrie B E W Storm’s lawn on South Markets Street ends with the Buzzards defeating the Owie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Beard Street
Joshua James
Disorderly conduct fines at West All Saints fair grounds
George Ryan and James Watkins, both colored, faced disorderly conduct charges. Ryan was fined 250 dollars by Jus Stee Eckstein and jailed 20 days for nonpayment after an Eight o’clock to Two o’clock incident on West All Saints treat. Watkins paid a 2 dollar fine set by Special Deputy Sheaf and Judge Eckstein for disorderly conduct at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ryan
Oficere King
Dieter
West All Sainta' Treat
Jus Stee Eckstein
James Watkins
Fair Grounds
Sheaf
Iuathe Eckstete
Valuable Property to be Sold at Public Auction
Administrators E C Markull and J Roger McSherry will offer at public sale at the courthouse door tomorrow at 11 oclock a fine farm near the city on the Backeystown pike a wood lot in Urbana district and property in the city. An advertisement in another column describes the property. Also listed are market quot ations from G Waring Tyson for corn oats and wheat with prices per bushel and per barrel. The note ends with a nondescript promotional line for The News Want Ada section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C Markull
J. Roger McSherry
George Markell
Backeystown Pike
Urbana
Ihig
Folly
Manor Tournament Draws 3000 At Catholic Church Grounds
The sexual picnic and tournament under St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Buckeystown drew about 3,000 attendees yesterday. Aaron R. Anders urged knights in professional and amateur classes, crowning Miss Clare Ramaburg as queen, with Fabian Posey delivering the coronation address. Dancing continued into midnight as Frederick Examiner reporters and local officials organized the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Buckeystown
Manor Woods
Aaron R. Anders
Frederick
R.H. Mercer
Pleasant Valley
Barry L. Davis
Knighs
Fountainville
Vernon M. Garber
Locust Grove
Malvius Cromwell
Knuighs
Monocacy Valley
Montgomery
Oak Grove
George
Allnutt
Greenwood
G. W. Higdon
Old Virginia
FD. DeLashmatt
Linganore Lawn
GO. E da Lashmett
Walnut Grove
E. B. Titus
Londonin
C. W. Shoemaker
Adama
Iona
N. Hildebrand
Vernon Garber
Mary Crawtford
Yiamsville
Chist
G. A. T. Snouffer
Aldes
Jack E. Thoman
Liv Fitzsimmoous
Arthur McKenna
Hoeralds
Lauren Day
J. J. Fitzsimmons, Jr
Paul Snouffer
George F. Alenis
Harry Cronenberg
McGill Ball
Richard Cromwell
Charles Miller
Victor Day
James Rogers
Johnson Beester
Robert Thomas
Bernard Day
Judgea
John C. Padgett
George Snouffer
Danial Z. Padgett
Kemp Buckey
Debbi Coats Pocketbook Looted by Late Morning Scene
Debbie Coats found a pocketbook lost in front of a store at the corner of Middle Alley and Kuet Patrick street. It contained between 50 and 875, and she used some money to buy furniture, pay a bill, and buy shoes. John Thomas testified he saw no money, Debbie was jailed on $1,000 bail at the grand jury hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Coats
Ags I. Harris
Atepcon
Reverdy Cronenberg
Middle Alley
Kuet Patrick Street
Debbie Goats
Whaten
G Oarty
Bleo
John Thomas
New Market
Gifts to Hagerstown Hospital Spark Fund Drive
A Washington County Hospital Association meeting received two large gifts. W D Bryon and Harriss B Bryon of Williamsport gave 3000 for a Hagerstown hospital fund and director Edward W Mealey offered six Broadway building lots worth 15000 to sell for the building fund. More gifts expected. Picnic notices list multiple area gatherings across Mt Gable, Rocky Springs, Mill Haven, Retreat Grove, Foxville, and other locales. Unionville P O S of A elects officers. An amateur baseball game drew a large crowd at L C Willis meadow, with New Market defeating Alry in a tba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Hospital
Washington County Hospital Association
W. D. Bryon
Harriss B. Bryon
Williamsport
Bageratown
Edward W. Mealey
Broadway
Association
Early 1900s Rail Excursions and Deer Park Hotel Ad
Philadelphia notices advertise Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion tickets with varied round trip rates for distances within 60 to 100 miles and beyond, sales and return dates in September, plus possible extensions to October 5 1905. Deer Park Maryland promotes the Allegheny Mountain Hostelry opening June 24 with renovated cottages, luxury suites, and extensive amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriarchs Milltanta
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Potata
Inolnalva
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Inle City
N. J
Ooean City
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Thoredaye
Janne
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Deer Park
Allegheny Mountain
Deer Park Jaan
New York
Local Bank Ledger Scribbles May Hide Names and Amounts
Fragmentary OCR from a bank document shows scattered names such as J D Baker Duvall Zimmerman Samuel G and D E Kefagver along with roles President Vice President Cashier and large sums like 100000 and 250000. The legible pieces hint at a ledger or directors list with multiple clerical marks and disrupted lines.
Braddock Heights events and local ads in Frederick
Local notices announce the Friday night dance at Braddock Heights with transport options and ticket prices. A lawn fete at Mrs Markey’s lawn supports the Frederick City Hospital Guild, plus entertainment and readings by top performers. Also listed are sewing machine needles, gas ranges, and Edison records at Dyer and Yinger’s with drinks, crabs, and seafood specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Braddock Heights
Broderick City Hospital
Hospital Guild
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Xearaces
Harkeston
Ceneral Jaco Dolson Cox
Efeil
Magnota
Mise
Joseph ‘T Lewis
W Muntlort
Leotecerar Distin Aby
Frederick Calley
Danon
Braddoo
Notics
Satar
Bostonian
Oxford
August Sala
Torn Shaw
Tae Newa
L. Moog
Boraan
I. M. Motter
Cramer & Stauffer
Lindsay Crawley
Nicodemne
Supe
Braddock Heighta
Ights Auditorina
Dr. O. F. Goodell
Hershberger , Hershberger's
Ben Markey'a
G. P. Bennett
Rosenstock Bros
Dol Bros
Ferhi F
Moberly
Neldig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Howard Stall
Wicholas Stall
Bowera Lumber Company
Higacu
Lincoln
Nebraska
Reunion
Niewsra
Daye' Orting
G. Waring Tyson
Barrow
Chierry
Ain Tax
Bnainesa
Tae
St. Joseph's Church
Aaron Anders
Fabian Posey
P.O
Washington Camp No
Unionville
H. B. Wilson
Charley Clark
Charles Moore
Charles K. Geiselman
W. F. Miller
Gao
D. Norrie
M. E Staup
J. B. Baker
Baseball
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Talaphone
Sika
Lansdowne
Wm. F. Read
Neung & Miller
Indig & Miller's
LGN
C. Doo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental
Rodock & Co
Gio Yard
Liooff
Bodgor
Tom
Rick
Paneral
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
L. Kefauver
Gox
Churen
Market Bes
Fradectak
K. Foster
Dentiby
Vrederick
D. H. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
D* N. HE
Kefauver
Church Street
Fall Ling
Belant & Knort
Jean Bama
Eichelberger
N.W. Cor
Fredarick
Aldawly
Glee
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrick
Tatdawly
THE
News Job Printing Department
F. B. Sappington
Immer Ioods
Fang
City Hall
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
BAKER
Ud. Do, Baker
Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier Rast. Ceshlar
F.& M. Railway
Square Corner
Sterling
Lowney’s
Hansynenark
O. F. Goodall
Hans Heengee
Patrick St
Broderick College and Academy For Boys
W. G. Jurxson
Board of Visitors
Gao Dixixe
Sterling’s Frean
Edison Records
Dyer & Yinger’s
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