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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1907
Page
3
Girl Taken to Pasteur Institute After Dog Bite Incident
Helen Kehne aged about nine was taken to the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore for treatment after a dog bite on the arm weeks ago. A horse bitten by the same dog showed distress and later died after developing a fever. veterinary surgery was called, but authorities found no serious infection in the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kehne
Georgas D Kehne
North Bentz. Street
Pasteur Institute
Baltimore
Bha
Dallas Kshnos
Eurgeon
Frederick rifle team to compete in Maryland National Guard matches
Expert Paul O Brown and Sharpshooter F Cobluntz of Company A will test their rifles at the State Rifle Range this week entering the Adjutant General's Match and the Governor's and New York Clothing House Matches. The six-man team includes Brown Coblentz Musshower and Duvall with Bred Cramer and W Duvall. In baseball, Rosebuds beat Middletown 7 to 4 at Athletic Park, Burch struck out 15 with three hits, Stoner starred at short, and Alexander added a two-base hit. Frederick Juniors and Harkey's Recruiters meet at Ox Fibre Brush Works grounds. Thurmont defeated Lewistown 8 to 3 as Reed fanned 17 and Shaffer 11, batteries listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O. Brown
F. Coblntz
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Adjutant General's
Rij Chonp Onshp
Athletic Park
Rosebuds
Middletown
Accord
Burch
Stoner
Alexander
Rossbade
Duvall
Mook
Pontius
Frederick
Harkey
Man jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct
Charles Tobrey of Pearl was arrested Saturday afternoon by Officer Her wig for drunk and disorderly. He appeared before Justice J. Francis Smith who fined him five dollars or three days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tobrey
Pearl
Herwig
Jug Sto
J. Francis Smith
Religious World Notes on Local Ministers and Services
A roundup of worship services from John’s Catholic, German Baptist, United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, All Saints Protestant Holiness, Bodleyville, Lutheran, Grace Reformed, and Grace Lutheran churches. Summaries include sermon topics, times, Sunday schools, and upcoming events such as harvest services and Holy Communion. Local pastors and visiting speakers are noted, with limited details on readings and themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's Catholic
Yeeter
EB. A. Brnarer
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hechbach
Bud
Presbyterian Church
Thomas ¥Raeman Dixox
Martha
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Gill
First Baptist Church
Yeaterday
Wm. Hammond Parker
John Calvert
Grvava
Christan Enodeavor
Batots
Osborne]ge
Bodleyaville
B Sappington
Nannie Proyd
Lutheran Church
Servicsgere
Ray O F.bseck
Veeper
Senday-school
Jesus
Conductor Injured In Frederick Interurban Accident
Pierce Marsh, a Frederick Inter-Urban Railway conductor, was injured last evening at Formera Station when leaning from his car he struck a trolley pole and fell unconscious. Medical aid was given on board by Dr. O F Goodell and A F Gatzen, and he was later cared for at his East All Saint Street home. He was able to be about today, with the car moving slowly. a higher speed could have proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Marsh
Frederick
All Sainte’ Street
March
RYMENEAL AND HAYNES LONG MARRIED IN MARYLAND
Marriages mark a busy period in Frederick and Washington counties as Miss Alverta Long wed Mr. Harry Haynes at the bride’s home near New Baltimore. The couple will reside at Rohrersville. Jonas D. Michaelis and Esala L. Gina, both of Washington, were united in marriage in the city yesterday. Octeman Hildebrand of this city wed Mariel B. Smelser of LinGano re last night on East Fourth Street. Calvin D. Steel and Lillian Sheckles, both of this city, married quietly at All Saints rectory. Independent Drum Band festival featured an ice cream event with a four pound white cake and a checker-board cake awarded to residents Leah Stauffer of Hagerstown and Mrs Harrist. Schall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes—Long
Alverta Long
New Baltimore
Frederick County
Harry Haynes
Rohrersville
Washington County
Keedysville
Haynes
Michaelis—Gise
Jonas D. Michaelis
Esala L. Gina
Washington
O. R. Stannsburg
Aildebrand —Smelser
Octeman KR. O. Hildebrand
Mtra Mariel B. Smelser
Linganore
East Fourth Street
Osborne Lagis
Steel—Sheckles
Calvin D. Stesl
Lillian Sheckles
City
All Sainte’ Rectory
Osborne Ingle
Leah Stauffer
Hageratown
Mre Harrist. Schall
Wm. J. Haller
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Wea Second Strest
Hernwood
Baltimore County
J. Wm. B Storm
Bartgis
South Market Straes
Baltimore
Lavinia Mehriing
South Street
Cora Ball
Lawis Moberly
Charlotte
Helen
Joseph Cramer
Edith Carls
Ida Lewis
West Fourth Street
Walkeraville
E.R. Eschbach
Purely Personal Visits Ripple Through City
A long list of residents and visitors is noted across the city and surrounding towns. Names include Misa Helen Little, Mr. Charles Sifford, Mr. Woerner McKinsey, Mr. Leala Bowers, and many others visiting Baltimore, Howard County, and New York areas. Several families travel, stay at hotels, or plan visits to expositions, with moves including departures to and from Hagerstown, York Pa., and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Little
Hast Street
Rlenda
Baltimore
Charles Sifford
Washington
Woerner McKinsey
Wilmington
Dal
Leala Bowers
Otho J. Kaller
Gon
Hotel Braddock
Ells Banks
N.Y
Elena Krice
York
W. O. Kilss
East Soush Streas
Roth Ridgely
Devores Clabaugh
Misa Moliie Brookey
East Patrick Street
Highfield
Harry C. Hazler
Elmer B. Birely
Ladiesbore
New York
Newark
Atlantia City
Joseph Link
Hagerstown
John Nogia
East Sixth Streets
Blanche Rowe
West Fourth Street
Anna Boyer
Pen- Mar
Chas Ridgely
Richard Lomman
John W. Benjamin Held for Federal Court on Obscene Mail Charge
John W. Benjamin of Travillah Montgomery county faced a noon hearing before United States Commissioner Rosco O. White on a charge of sending an obscene letter through the mails to Mrs. Carlisle. Testimony tied Benjamin to the sender by handwriting. post office officials located a man named Benjamin near the mailing time. White bound him over to the federal grand jury with $200 bail for further investigation. Edward O. Pater for Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Benjamin
Travillah
Montgomery County
United States
Rosco O. White
Thomas Carlisle
Carlisle
Mr. Benjamin
Cabin John
Tracy
Jane
Benjamin
White
Federal Grand Jury
Edward O. Pater
Ffica
James B. Robertson
Postoffiog Officiala
Funeral Held For Paul T Painter At Home
The funeral for Paul T Painter occurred on Saturday. Services were at his home 218 West Patrick Street led by Rev B L McShean. Burial followed at Olivet Cemetery with Thomas P Bice serving as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Painter
Barvices
Haid
West
Patrick Street
B.L. McShean
Mé Olivet
Thomas P. Bice
Brief Brits L Budget of Bright Items of Local and General Interest
One hundred and ainsty parsons rode the Balti more and Ohio Railroad yesterday to Washington and Baltimore figures given as 110 and 80. Advertising quality is debated and the piece advocates persistent, timely promotion, ending with a nod to The News as the rubbing force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsty Parsons
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick County to Rally Behind Baker for Governor
A large Frederick County delegation will travel to Baltimore for the Democratic State Convention at the Maryland Theatre to press Joseph D. Baker as governor nominee. Delegates will report to Eutaw House with Baker badges as rivals and Republicans show support, while Baltimore press notes strong local sentiment for Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ista
Frederick County
Kiltimore
Cltizses
Thi County
Maryland
Fraderick County
Democrata
Joseph D. Baker
Eutaw House
Balog
Frank Brown
Bakar
Deaths of Mrs Woodville and infants in Washington and Maryl
Mrs. Ann C Woodville widow of William Woodville and granddaughter of General Ringgold died suddenly at her home on Stil-N street Washington Augusta She was born December 12 1889 in the city and married in January 1855 She leaves three sons William Myddelton and Cadwalader Woodville and is connected to the Potts and Ross families Funeral services were held at her home and burial followed in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore The article notes her father William Schley died after contracting smallpox while caring for him Her devotion is highlighted Marmon Gorman Helmy infant son of Mr and Mrs Daniel E Helmy died yesterday at West Patrick Street of cholera infantum aged seven months The remains go to Jefferson for funeral and interment Clifford Anatin Miller infant son of Mr and Mrs M B Miller died at home 88 East Sixth Street from atomatch trouble aged six months and one day Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 oclock with services at the house and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann C Woodville
Ron Cadwalader Woodville
William Woodville
General Ringgold
Maryland
N Street
Washington
Augusta
Sire
Woodville
William Sohley
Baltimore
Thera Ahs
William Schley
Hea
Barnum
Marige Hospital
Marmon Gorman Helmy
Daniel E Helma
West Patrick Street
Jefferson
Clifford Anatin Miller
M. B. Miller
East Sixth Street
Mg. Olivet Cemetery
Social World Dance at Hotel Braddock in Frederick
A select dance at Hotel Braddock drew a large crowd of society folk from Frederick and Brad dock colony. The lobby gleamed with decorations and twelve dances were on the program, with refreshments after the tenth. SROQUET party followed at Miles Daisy Dey’s Monrovia home with guests from Baltimore New York and Kemptown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Frederick and Braddock Colony
Myre
Jobo Waltz
Baltimore
Barclay
Albert Pearre
Frederick
Miles Daisy Dey
Monrovia
Hazel Walker
May Baker
Ruth Lewis
New York
Mamie Baker
Neliie Boyer
Annie
Frankie Wetzn
Lillie Williame
Cora Poole
Grace Boyer
Kemptown
Fragmentary Banking Role Listing in Hamburg Area
Readable OCR shows names and titles including J D Baker as president and cashier, Jas McSurery, D E Ruranosi, and other individuals tied to a Hamburg area bank or financial office. Content is fragmented but indicates a roster of officials and managers.
Parasol sale and lace curtain deal highlights 1907 ad
A bustling ad lists price cuts on parasols and lace curtains with phrases about irresistible values. It mentions sample blankets and a 1907 Frederic ad run, then notes advertised letters at the Frederick post office and a funeral director line.
State News In Brief From Maryland Harford and Hagerstown
Funeral services for Dr. J M H Bateman were held in Easton as Republican leaders push State Senator William B Baker as governor candidate. George Stahl a Garrats County constable tied to a long fugitive case was captured. The St Patrick church cornerstone in Havre de Grace was laid by Bishop Cartin. Attorney Adam Garie contemplates Oklahoma practice after being suspended. A boating accident on the Potomac near Cumberland left a man dead. Baltimores E W Bender and Fittsburgs George F Bender plan to convert a South Mulberry Street building into a skating rink. The Hagerstown Fair Association awarded John D Semler and Edgar C Baydar a $3500 contract to add 100 feet to the racetrack grandstand, boosting capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. H. Bateman
Homs
Easton
Harford
William B. Baker
George Stahl
Garrats County
St. Patrick
Havre de Grace
Cartin
Baltimore
Adam &. Garie
Higarstown
Oklahoma
Potomac
Cumberland
Benjamin Walker
E. W. Bender
George F. Bender
Fitteburg
South Mulberry Stress
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Wair Association
John D. Semler
Edgar C. Baydar
Thea
Gold Bearing Quartz Found Near Hancock Maryland Mining Excitement
Geological engineers report gold bearing quartz along a hillside near Hancock Maryland near the Bowles mill and adjacent lands. Specimens found behind the Tollgate House led to a quartz cliff, with nearby land owned by John T Mason and J T Bridges Preston Bowles. Camp named Happy set up on Eugene Sponseller’s farm with several locals camping. Merats Croer & Croer relocate law offices to the Central National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaariz
Avery Nook
Hancock
Pealie
Bowles Mill
Tollgste House
Balonga
Preston Bowles
John T. Mason
J. T. Bridges
Preston Kowles
Local Hardware Sale Prices and Early Week Club Update
A garbled list shows reduced prices on hardware items from local firms, including axes saws planes and braces with multiple old and new price figures. The weekly Country Club tea moves from Monday to Tuesday with club night on Monday. a Jefferson bus special departs Wednesday evening for 25 cents, with tickets at Clinton Main and A G McCardat's. Tyson Nicodemus business dissolved. G W Tyson to continue operations and take orders in feed and four or related lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Clinton
Main’s
A. G. McCardatt
G. W. Devilleiss
Tyson & Nicodemus
G. W. Tyson
Q. W. Tvaox
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