PURELY PERSONAL VISITORS AND RETURNS IN FREDERICK AREA
Purley local social notices show Snavely of Sharpsburg visiting Frederick friends, Markell of Charles Town visiting relatives, Wright and Mrs. Wn of Hagerstown with Frederic connections, and many others returning home from Atlantic City Chicago Scranton and New York engagements. Several families are hosting and visiting across Frederick City and nearby towns with noted trips to Atlantic City Feagaville and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Snavely
Sharpsburg
Frederick
William A. Markell
Charless W. Va
Derick
Victor A. Wright
Hagerstown
Trederick
Bessie McSherry
Scranton
Bertha McSherry
Second Street
Mary Duke
Feagaville
Eleanor Potts
Atlantic City
Bruce Howard
New York
Q. T
Howard
Frank Lakin
F.tytin
Lisa Nettie D. Stokes
Chicago
Edward Nell
East Church Street
Elizabeth McClow
Guillézin
City
R. George B. Smith
Ofingfield
Ohio
Ith
Braddock
John Tregallas
Grafton
James Brown
Chuarch Street
Solomon Stern
North Marketet
Ret
Amon Burgee Saughter
East Patrick Street
Maud Beck
Nellie Met
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ts. Dunbar and
Daughter
Baltie
Luther Kuhlman
Gertrude Smith
Bessye Feaga
Feaille
William Glessner
Ghter
Sunbury
Psa
Mipley
E. B. Chipley
Pittsburg
Wm. T. Glessner
Frank Hargott
Saratoga Springs
Canada
Niagara Falls
Florists
Buffalo
Henry and
William, Bester
Peratown
Work of Death and Obituaries in Emmitsburg and Nearby
Obituary notices report William Taylor of Emmitsburg died after a lingering illness. His funeral was held at St. Anthony's Church with Rev. B. Manley officiating. Also noted: Charles Lamar formerly of Frederick died in West Virginia at 45, survived by wife, daughter, two brothers. Infant deaths include G A Strobe and Emma K Lamar伯, with funerals and interment details. A house sale records Noah E Cramer selling land to Mrs William Anna Stauffer for 550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Emmitsburg
Corry
James Corry
Hampton
Taylor
St. Anthony's R. C
B. Manley
Charles Lamar
J. Charles Lamar
Fredick
Ler
W. Va
Richard Lamar
Urbana
Richard
A Jose
Cal
Inpayts
IG. A. Strobe
Ank Strabs
Mb. Olivet
Comery
O.O. Carty
Emma K
Murray Mbert
Rasmus
Jock
J. Olivat Cemetery
Noah E. Cramer
Willia Anna Stauffer
North Bentz Street
St. Ignatius
St. Ignatius of Loyola
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Soleman
Father O'Rourke
Father O’rourke
League and Sodality
Mrs. Allen
Shaughnessy
Bonner
Lala Kennedy
Lucy Neidhart
Religious World Notes and Sunday School Announcements
Sunday notices cover multiple churches with service reports. Presbyterians had no service. German Reformed met in Kemp Hall. Rev. Stein preached miracles on the sea. Evangelical Reformed heard sermons on spiritual famine and vesper services. Saint Matthews Sunday school planned Braddock Heights picnic with a 9:30 departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Kemp Hall
R. Stein
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Rechbach
Amon
Saint Matthews
D. H. Banslen
Springfield
Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
Mr. Watson
Urbana
M. E
A. R. Stein
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
W. Nash Young
All Saints
Krise
O. W
Tinespring
United Brethren Church
Harry Piaty
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
German Baptist Church
Union Bridge
W. P. Enoglar
Uniontown
Ht. P. Fahrney
Frederick
Reading
M. O. Flohr
Washington, D.C
Middletown Valley
O. N. Trashour
Pipe Creek
John Sepseney
Meadow Branch
E. 0. Brown
Basb Creek
K. Utz
Sam's Creek
Myersville and Catoctin Electric Lease to Frederick and Middletown Rail
Directors of Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railway held a meeting at Myersville to seal a lease with Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company for ten years from February 1, 1904. The lease covers $85,000 in bonds and $9,000 in unpaid interest, with one fourth of any future dividends to be paid to the Myersville and Catoctin stockholders. The lessee must keep the road in repair, pay taxes, and transport the Myersville directors free of charge during the term. Legal challenges are anticipated from Hagerstown bondholders and stockholders who control a majority of the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Frederick
Myersville and Catoctin
Myeraville & Catoctin Electric Railway Company
Joseph W. Gaver
Geo. D. Toms
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Company
George William Smith
Emory L. Coblentz
Isia
Cyrus Frank Fook
Successful Applicants In Teachers Examination
The list shows white first and second grade applicants from July exams with numerous numbers. It notes colored second and fourth grade results, state normal school candidates Lillian Hedges Lillie Compton and Rhoda Gilleian, St. John’s College Vernon S Beachley, Western Maryland College Paul C Whipp, and Ezra Moser with the top second grade average of 854-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Lillian Hedges
Lillie Compton
Rhoda Gilleian
St. John’s College
Vernon S. Beachley
Western Maryland College
Paul C. Whipp
Jefferson
Ezra Moser
Funeral for Frederick Kintz Held at East Fourth Street
The funeral for Frederick Kintz was held Saturday at 10 from his son Lewis Kintz’s East Fourth Street residence with Rev. O W Stinespring of the U B church officiating. Pallbearers listed and interment at Doubs cemetery Rocky Springs by Rice Sons. Turnpike Road Company directors elected at Ceresville. D O Winebrener president and Noah E Cramer secretary. Licenses issued in Rockville and Baltimore for marriages. a farm accident reports Charles Ball falling from an apple tree. Syrup of Figs advertisement concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kintz
Lewis Kintz
East Fourth Street
O. W. Stinespring
U. B. Church
D. Columbus Kemp
Zacharias Thomas
Frank T. Lakin
George Shaffer
Charles G. Morrison
E. L. Stuap
Doubs Cemetery
Rocky Springs
A.T. Rice & Sons
Rockville
Joan H. Nored
Washington
May E. Frazier
Frederick
Baltimore
Calvin Oliver C. Fox
Pearl Custard Michael
Campers Pull Stakes at Buckeys Town Bridge Camp
Campers William Fisher Harry Kolb Samuel Gardner and William Ramsburg have left Camp Swamper on the Monocacy at Buckeystown bridge after ten days of carefree camp life. They return to their vocations tomorrow. Visitors included Edmund Buch John Young Frank Buch George Moberly Wm Haby Harold Ramsburg and Wm Drvall. Local ladies visited the camp this week and were warmly received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
Harry Kolb
Samuel Gardner
William Ramaburg
Buckeystown Bridge
Messrs
Edmund Buch
John Young
Frank Buch
George Moberly
Haby
Harold Ramsburg
Drvall
Buckeystown
July Health Officer's Monthly Death and Birth Report
City Health Officer Thomas reports for July: 22 deaths split 13 males and 9 females, 20 whites and 2 colored, 10 under 5, 6 aged 25 to 60, 6 60 or older. Causes include typhoid fever, heat prostration, dysentery, cholera infantum, tuberculosis, and gunshot wound. Contagious diseases noted two typhoid and two scarlet fever cases. Births total 19, with 12 males and 7 females, all white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Bicycle Collision on Church Street Injures Rider
John Holdcraft sustained serious bruising after a bicycle collision with William Mehrling near Mrs Usher's residence. Mehrling's bicycle was also damaged. Dr L T MacGill Jr reports patient improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoidcraft
Holdcraft
William Mehrling
Church Street
L. T. MacGill, Jr
Republican Party Shows Bold Platform At State Convention In Baltimore
A forthcoming Republican State Convention in Baltimore aims to denounce the special legislative session while promising a strict platform. It pledges a primary election law and a corrupt practices act, along with an oyster law and stance on the federal census issue. Isaac A. Barder is a receptive, nonchalant candidate for comptroller, while Thomas Parran leads for clerk of the court, with Belt and Waddell among others considered. Significant primary results occur in Montgomery and Carroll counties, signaling shifts toward Pearce’s faction in Talbot and Allegany counties show mixed outcomes. Excursion delays disrupt travel between Frederick and Baltimore, while many travelers visit Luray and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Ford
Opera House
Baltimore
Gtd League
Isaac A. Barder
Talbot County
State Senate
Messis
Gorge Baker
Herman D. Platt
Thomas Parran
Oslvert County
Jas. E. Belt
Prince George's County
Jas. E. Waddell
Dorchester County
Montgomery County
Rockville
Dawson
George Meads
Friends of
James P. B Weirs
Pearce
Carroll County
Freedom
J. Thomas Harris
House of Delegates
William F. Jordan
Westminster
Howard County
Ellicott City
Clarence H. Oldfield
Charles Grimes
Henson Taylor
Allegany County
George A. Pearce
Wellington
Wal Ham J. Feaga
Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Fire Nearly Wipes Out High Point Village
A blaze in High Point Harford County on Saturday nearly destroyed the village. The report also notes various local incidents and deaths including prominent Cumberland resident Anthony Keat, and a harsh July heat death toll in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Harford County
Mysore
North Mountain
Clear Spring
Washington County
Anthony Keat
Cumberland
Edward Glass
Sharpaburg
Ellicott City
Louis Jenkins
Spring Grove Asylum
Herman Oppenheimer
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Richard Dorssy
Glenwood
Howard County
Tolbert Twigg
Baltimore and Ohio
Edward Miller
Hagerstown
Hageratown
George Burrell
John O. Williams
Dorsey Station
Pen-Mar Park
Misa Mary L. Mason
A. 8. Mason
E. P. Alexander
South Carolina
Cephas Z. Wingerd
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Franz Borat
Turnverein Vorwaerts Club
Rathskeller
Academy of Music
Ferry Bar
Jonas Beall
Will's Creek Bridge
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Modern Woodmen meeting and Frederick events notice
A local notice lists a Modern Woodmen meeting Tuesday at 8 pm with call for full attendance. Also promotes Doll’s lunch offerings tonight, August events at Athletic Park, and Frederick band day with races at Frederick Fair Grounds on Wednesday, August 7, plus several local business promotions and dressmaking services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Watver
Frederick County
Frederick Fair Grounds
Names of New Guests at Linganore Hill Inn and Accident Claim
The notice lists new arrivals from Washington and Baltimore at Linganore Hill Inn including Charles E. McNabb Thomas F. Evers and the Applers along with Ramsburgs and others. Fred Charles Lipps relates a ladder riding accident at Athletic park saying his left handle bar snapped and he fell accumulating a slight scratch on his hip. Also reported is an increased pension for Benjamin R. Carter by eight per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hill Inn
Charles E. McNabb
Thomas F. Evers
A. M. Appler
Lawrence E H. Appler
F. E. Sebring
W. R. Ramsey
Alfred Wood
Wood
Washington
James Q. Mills
M. D
Eleanor W. Cansey
J. D. Ford
Faith Ford
Ramsburg
Baltimore
Columbus Knott
Frederick
Charles Lipps
Athletic Park
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Charles Fechter
New York City
Philip Henry Sheridan
United States
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Mass
Charlies Hubbs Foster
Aywright
St Peitsang
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Wasnseron
W. J. Moors
H. Galler
Doll’s. Ight
the Bee
Rodock & Down
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Isa A
Kate Gittinger
Washington Grove
Elmer Gorman
Iss Lucy Eisenhawer
Adamatown. Rr
Gawler
Washon
D. C
Park al
CG. Kaufman
Ays
Sunday Schools and Societies
Charles Ball
Wolfsville
Zell
California Fig: Syrup Co
Political Matters
John Hanniball
W. Porter
Ellicote City
Monumental City
Woodbine
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Luray
News OF
Orange Grove
Relay
Tredarick
Big Pipa Creek
E. E. Reindollar
Otter Dale
Doll's
G. Thomas
Wm. O. Boteler
North Market Street
Eaver
Linganore Hills Inn
Benjamin R. Carter
Hint
Ten Os
Niinic & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Geo Theas
Aan Oe
N. Sic
Muzisr
Clinton & Main
Mean
Clinton E. Main
Brse Books
Ines
GEO
Rodcore
Gea
Sitka
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rics & Some, Funeral Directore
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO
P. Rice
RICE
C.&p
Fredk Co
Night Calle
Ceresille Mills
Oregsvinne Mulline Co
Mx. W
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Mippietown Surety Co
W. I. Roland
Asn
Sandi
Sandii
Potomac River
Willard O. Keller
E. Patrickist
Propessic
Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
University OF Maryland
James MB. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
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Exeter
Atlantic Avenue
Hewitt
Ph Hegemann
Arkansas Avenue
Beach
Arnold
de Haan
Pei
Isanogle & Wagamar
F. B. Sappington
S. B. Sappington
North City Hall
Fapadouarters
Hotel Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
E. B. Voorhees
Atlantic City, NJ
BR. Snook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lawn Own
Frederick City, MD
JJORS
Dutrow
Walkersville
Wm. BH. Ramesterr
ARVEY
C. C. Carty
Sugidiw
West Fourth Street
F. Thomas
East Second Street
D. H. Steiner
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