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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
5
A compact note recalls key events on August 5 across years: the Battle of Oriskany and British defeat, American generals, Farragut at Mobile Bay, Sheridan and Gleds, and a reference to Oyster Bay meetings and a Japan-US peace context.
Twenty eight persons traveled to Atlantic City from this city yesterday aboard the Brabd O. A new floor is being laid on the south side of the bridge over Carroll creek on West Patrick street by municipal authorities. Gideon E. Hedges has sold suburban property near Mount Olivet cemetery entrance to Jonas Summery of Amby. The sewer on North Market Street is nearly complete and intakes at Market and West Streets are being rapidly erected to be soon finished. One front wheel of the buggy driven by Howard Young was struck on West Patrick Street by a trolley car now in front of Charles Fagin's residence yesterday afternoon between 4 and 5 o'clock. The wheel was damaged.
Among the sick at the City Hospital are Vikas Defims very sick at home on West Fourth Street Agnes Kride daughter of Mr W Clay Kilo formerly of this city quite ill at her home in Hagerstown Odett Bilchmers and Lawson Summers children of Mr Jonas Summers of Araby are quite sick with typhoid fever at the City Hospital Susie Miller of West Patrick Street operated upon at the City Hospital has recovered sufficiently to return home Ruth Fishers Market Place who was operated upon at the City Hospital for appendicitis has recovered sufficiently to return home
The Braddock Heights carnival is announced with a Sicilian flavor and an August 16 date. Arrangements with Bradway Company will provide music and club hours for Hagerstown, Myers-Vine, and nearby areas. Mrs Jennie Harbin of Braddock Heights coordinates the program including exercises for the days event.
Ex Senator Robeback presided over a Braddock Heights Band concert program in the afternoon service. Wallis’s indisposition caused omission of a selection, while Mrs Elizabeth McDanel directed the vocal items and a child drill followed. The next reunion is slated for August 1911 on the heights with McCardell Travers Thomas Remsburg Dutrow and Remenburg in charge.
A reunion program featured speakers from Adamstown and nearby towns praising the Sunday school mission. Professor Geo Edward Smith and Rev Henri J. G. Kiefer urged robust Bible teaching, universal age-appropriate instruction, and fiscal stewardship, with hymns and prayers closing the service.
A man named Meehan, after drinking a red beverage, became unsteady and assaulted a crow, leading to police involvement. Constable Carter detained Meehan, who was jailed for 36 days at the House of Correction after the incident on Market Street.
Robert Forney, of Brunswick, brought before Chief Judge Hanmond Urner on a writ for assault and battery. He allegedly struck Mrs. Yost and threatened her and her daughter during a dispute at the Yost home on July 24. The court ordered him to remain in custody for his appearance, with Stoker and Weinberg appearing for the defense.
The funeral of the late Mrs Amelia Weinberg was held this morning at her North Market home. Remains were taken to Baltimore by the B and C train for interment with pallbearers named and services conducted at the grave by Dr Guttmacher.
Rev. Alvill Conner, pastor of Manor charge comprising Adams town Buckeystown and the Manor congregations, resigns to become pastor of St. Luke's Mission in Baltimore Maryland. The Manors church history notes Walkersville Woodboro period and a new supply committee will govern until a new pastor is appointed.
The superintendent John Evans of Scranton explains the new banking house offers burglar proof vaults a ladies room three business meeting rooms site deposit boxes and a savings department with four percent annual interest. The bank invites both individuals and firms to open accounts and tours are welcome in scheduled hours.
Unclear advertises a special sale on ready to wear suits with low prices. Mentions models from various fabrics like Madras and Allaghama, with discounts to cent figures and weekly offerings. Notes dates in August to October and clearance of limited stock.
A garbled sale listing references fabrics and linens such as Satin Silk Pongee and German Daniack. Items include floral beddings, towels, and various patterns with prices around 0.50 to 1.50, suggesting a Saturday ware sale pending clearer details.
The notice batch markets events and services including City Hotel serving luncheon at noon and dinner later today with prices listed. Also Braddock tonight features stage acts Dare Devil Frank and a Bohemian Girl Concert with chorus and soloists at Braddock Auditorium Wednesday evening.
The St John's Catholic church clock in Frederick was re lit by city electric light after years of darkness. Public subscriptions bought the clock and residents once used candles or daylight to tell time at night. W By Macist arranged the plan, securing aldermen support, and the clock now shines nightly for residents to enjoy year round.
A garbled account describes a man seen near All Saints Street who collapsed in a mood of drunken weakness. He may have been robbed of a satchel, watch, and money by two perpetrators described as elven or elf-like figures in a rough, older report style.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore yesterday to Cheater C. Remsburg of Middletown and Rosa RE. Roberson of Pittsboro NC. Remsburg has lived in Frederick over a year and has been employed by U VAL Lough & Bop.
The Mountaindale S S plans its twenty fifth annual picnic near Mountaindale High School with a combined concert by the High School Orchestra and the OU A M Ind band from Frederick. Prominent speakers are expected, attractions and refreshments provided, and a large crowd anticipated for the day.
Fragments show an Opera House program with Hiograph’s Ununexpected, Two Malus, and The Father’s Arrival. Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday night dance with cars every half hour. Union Pictures at Grove and a picnic at Retreat Grove are advertised with trains to Baltimore return fare.
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