State Camp of Marki and Patriotto Order Sons of Amertfon
The State Camp of Marki and Patriotto Order Sons of America will convene in Westminste r tomorrow and Wednesday in the Odd Fellows lodge. About 150 State officers and delegates from 43 camps and over 206 members attend. Reports and elections to the National Camp at Atlantic City in September fill most of tomorrow, with general business on Wednesday. The executive committee includes President Wm. James Heaps and others. The State is entitled to four delegates to the National Camp. A parade tomorrow evening will precede a public meeting in Gold Fellows Hall. The keynote speaker is Hon. Clarence Hath. Local attendees from this county include District Presidents Zader and Miller and delegates Staup, Cramer, Shuffler, Baxton, and LeGare. They depart tonight for Westminster. Camp 43 will not be represented.
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Marki and Patrietto Order Sons of Ampertfon
Westminoater
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Cfivere
Athantic City
James Heaps
Baltimoore
Wim. J. Carter
Baltimore
O. BE. Bedeker
Clanton
Transurer
Jas W. Lidard
Baltimors
Ciacp
Gold Fellows Hall
Clarence ¥. Hath
Shamokén
Keystone
America
A. B. Wood
Relay
Edward M. Zader
W. L. Miller
J. E. Staup
Unionville
Henry E. Cramer
Geo. J. Shuffler
J. A. Baxton
W. C. LeGare
Weakminster
Oamp
Doubs
Evangelist Bertha Sanford Sparks Betrothal in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York a deaconess from Washington known as Bertha Sanford won the heart of Walton Stanford Jr a wealthy First Reformed Church officer and son of hardware merchant Walton Stanford. The two became close during nightly preaching sessions and have now become engaged to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sanford
Washington
Frederick
Schenectady
N. X
Misa Sanford
Aga Deaconesa
Walton Stanford, Jr
Descousas
Stanford
Teber
First Reformed Church
Sergicea
Yes
Mr. Stanford
Walton Stanford
Say you saw it go The News newspaper HADHHe
A fragmentary item notes an observed event linked to The News publication with unclear details. The text hints at a sighting or report about a newspaper or edition but lacks concrete facts, dates, or identifiable names.
Viale Postponed Visit For Grand Council
Mr Charles H Heffner secretary of Fredericx Council No 1196 Royal Arcanum reports the visit of the grand officer planned for tomorrow eight is postponed to a later date No reason given though it is thought reassembly of the Supreme Council soon makes the visit unnecessary at this time
Wabash Route Through Frederick County Favored
A Frederick County route for the Wabash main line appears nearly decided. Officials and survey corps move along the Middletown Valley toward Linganore Hills as negotiations for right of way hinge on property owners agreeing. A survey near Westminster advances toward a low grade line from Williamsport to a Western Maryland junction near Westminster.
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Frederick
Horsa
Frederick County
F. &. Landatrest
Wastern
Maryland Railroad
Baltimore
Middletown Valley
Thia Corps
Linganore Hilla
Middletown
Williamport
Wil Nameport
Maryland
Westminester
Local Primary Race Ends in Victory for Lea
The contest for Democratic State Senator in Montgomery county ended Saturday with Lea prevailing by an estimated 200 votes. Primaries followed the Crawford county plan with reports of extensive spending and vote buying across polling places, including thousands of dollars used to secure votes.
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Ocal
Spencer
Jones
Bish Fsetor
Montgomery County
Lea
Crawford County
Voting irregularities loom in Damascus district race
In Damascus district fraud concerns arise as returns show 230 more votes than registered voters. 1903 results list Democratic 146, Republican 47, Prohibition 25. Saturday primary tallies have Colonel Jones at 80 and Blair Lee at 23. district-wide returns likely to be discarded. Nominations include Blair Lee for State Senator and several delegates. Sheriff James P. Gott and county officials listed, with Maddox unopposed for County Surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Colonel Jones
Blair Lee
House of Dalegates
Washington
Obichester
Charles H. Griffith
Walter O. Carroll
William M. Danby
James P. Gott
Cavnory
Firas
Jacob BM. Allnutt
Fos T, White
Oliver A. P. Clark
Chames J. Maddox
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office List
Advertised letters remaining at the Frederick city post office on Saturday August 4. To claim, applicants should call for advertised letters. If unclaimed within two weeks, items go to the dead letter office. Gentlemen's list includes Thomas Corbin and others. Lapiss' list covers Annie Barnes, Mrs. Charles M. Christain, and several more.
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Frederick City
Gentlemen's List
Thomas Corbin
Lorris Durand Tuller
Mary Washington Hospital
W. B. Philpot
Aubrey Powell
Lapiss
Annie Barnes
Charles M. Chrtatain
W. RB. Granger
Mira Agnes Myers
Isa Annis Myere
Bessie M. Stoys
Kefauver Family Reunion to be Held at Braddock Heights
The Kefauver family plans its annual reunion at Braddock Heights on Thursday August 24 with a program of a chosen character in the auditorium at 230 oclock in the afternoon. Mr Charles W. Martz of South Market Street celebrated his birthday yesterday and a family reunion dinner followed with congratulations to Mr Martz.
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Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Martz
Purely Personal Visitors and Relatives In Frederick
Purely personal notices list numerous visitors and relatives in Frederick. Names include Zoe Buckey of Balthmore Mary Beckley of Washington David O Thoman of Washington Mary Frazier of Chambersburg Pa Marie Clingan East Patrick Street Ocean City Md George Saltzgiver Miffinsburg Charles F Kreb Washington Clifford Keyser Hagerstown M E Staup Unionville Mothe Baker Monresta Mamie Burna Washington George H Schell Mt Airy Robert Moberly Walkersville Lena Hdlmande Hagers town Gresnesville Harriet E Stone Lillian Biser York Pa Watkins and Mr Albert Gordon Tobacconist etc.
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Zoe Buckey
Balthmore
Miles Mary Beckley
Washington
David O. Thoman
Mary Frazier
Chambersburg
Marie Clingan
Patrick Street
Ocean City
George Saltzgiver
Miffinsburg
Charles F. Kreb
Arley
Clifford Keyser
Hagerstown
M. E. Staup
Unionville
Frederick
Albert Smalth
Gather O. Derr
Baltimore
Jennie Whelan
Cumberland
Wm. Moberly
Ruth Thomas
Buckeyatown
H. Dorsey Etchison
Williamsburg
Horace W. Clarke
Mobile
Ala
Corneting
Eset Third
Hansonville
Mies Mothe Baker
Monresta
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Mamie Burna
Thomas
Backey
East Sixth Street
George H. Schell
Mt. Airy
Robert Moberly
Walkersville
Arby
Lena Hdlmande
South Market Stree
Hagerstower
Gresnesille
Harriet E. Stone
Lillian Biser
York
Watkins
Albert Gondon
R E. Creager and Son
Tharment
O. Hermann
West South
Albert B. Watlis
Camp Warfield
Belsir
First Regiment
Henry O. Dean
William G. Zimmerman
Brightside
Staddock Colony
Clara Keepert and Gan
Reading
Thomas G. Buckey
Galvin O. G. Fox
Patrick Etchet
Owensboro
Alien R. Boyd and
Washington, D. C
Charlotta Sinn
North Market Street
New York
William H. Lesne
Reda
Katharine
Alice Hahn
Kersville
Edgar R Onoger
Glen Gardener
Henry Raabe
Joseph Trundts
Mise Gertha
Knoxville
Laura I Cook
Abbie Jones
Mollie Meldon
John H. Bacher
Oscar B. Resid
Leonora
Lewis A. Miller
East Patrick Street
Richard P. Storm
Mollie Mullinix
J. H. Schmidt
Bmesars
Holmes Baker
Harry Chapline
Richard Potts
Thomas Williamson
Montery Hotel
Blue Ridge Summit
Edward Simpson
Philadelphia
Fearhake Cottage
Braddock Colony
Col
E Austin Raughman
City Hotel
John Waltz
William Baker
West South Street
Religious World Sunday School Report Across Churches
Sunday school timings and worship notes from multiple churches are listed. Presbyterians and Methodists held classes. Catholic mass times. Evangelical Reformed and First Baptist hosted sermons on prophecy and power in faith. German Baptist and United Brethren observed morning and evening services with specific texts.
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Presbyterian Church
St. John's Catholic Church
Toa
Miesoond Macs
Evangelical Reformed Church
Keohbacb
First Baptist Church
Hev
William Hammond Parker
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Engle
Schleysville
Movara
O. M. Gilpin
E. 0. Shepherd
Elizabeth Eknote
United Brethren Church
Markwood
Harp
J. W. Kiracofe
First Corinthians
Evan Lutheran Church
A.B. Steak
D. D
York
O. F. Steck
Steck
Middletown
George Diehl
Frederick City
Trinity M. KE. Church
South
J. H. Balthis
Obriet
Epworth League
Ladies' Aid Society
Bank Directors and Officers List Shaped by Baker and Barber
A historic ledger details bank officials including J D Baker and H D Barber as president and vice president. Samuel G Duvall and W G Zimmerman serve as cashiers or vice presidents, with a capital base of $100,000 to $250,000. The roster lists numerous directors such as Joes Jas. McBarn, D E Reratven, Gro We BeiTH, J D Barnr, Jno C Motrer, D A Harcert, Joux 8 RAMSBORA, H Hall er, and W G Baker among others.
Visitors From Maryland and New York Call on Local Residents
Mrs Waltz and children extend their visit while Misees Marts Alice Keyser and Frank Keyser of Baltimore join Mr and Mrs Benton Kuodle and others in Booth Market area. George Albert Rice pauses vacation in Baltimore and plans visits to Hanover Littlestown and Atlantic City. Mrs E F Spader of Philadelphia returns from Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Walter Saun ders of Schenectady accompany Capt and Mrs Walter Saunders with Viola Packard of Springfield MA. Saunders serves as Y M C A physical director in Schenectady.
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Geo. Albert Rice
Rica & Haller
Baltimore
Hanover
Littlestown
Atlantic City
E. F. Spader
Philadelphia
Stephen O. Getabert
Walter W. Saunbers
Schenectady
N.Y
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Viola Packard
Springfield, Maas
Saundere
Y.M.O.A
Sehbenectady
Democratic barbecue kicks off Frederick County campaign
Gao L. Vistor Baughman plans an August 19 Democratic campaign opening at Braddock Heights with a picnic and barbecue. The event will organize the new county central committees, feature speeches from national figures yet to be chosen, music, and a pleasant political gathering aimed at energizing party workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gao
L. Vistor Baughman
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
General Baughman
Baughman
Central Committee
Railroad slated from Dram Point to Beltimore
Edward Connelly of Cumberland named agisterant road foreman on the Connellsville Division of the B and O. Mrs Annie Whiteford of Baltimore commits suicide after poisoning her five year old son. Ralph Whiteford of Baltimore dies by poisoning himself. Henry Filsinger of Chicago district Washington County ends life by hanging. Alexander Armstrong of Hagerstown, ill, improves and travels to Asbury Park with family. County Commissioners of Caroline County decline Shoemaker act road funds. Real estate steps may force paving. Joseph McCadden of Goryell Construction cites Frederick paving on time. B H Coryell to arrive but project timing unclear. First National Bank of Frederick charter extended for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dram Point
Beltimore
Edward Connelly
Cumberland
Connellaville
Annie Whiteford
Baltimore
Ralph Whiteford
Quan Hey
Henry Filsinger
Oqoonooocheagoe
Washington County
Oearfosa
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown
Edward McP. Armstrong
Asbury Park
Caroline County
Fonda
Isia
August 1905 Retail Sale Notices From Philadelphia Area
Advertisements advertise woolen textiles, blankets, and fabrics with sales and price cuts. Promotions include Parabols Suk Parasala, silk warp Lansdowne textures, and Lot of dark cotton dress goods. Also notices for August trade sale at Miller stores, gas ranges, railroad excursion rates, and local fraternal and academy announcements.
Local Notices and Advertisements from Hagerstown Area
A compact regional notice blend shows multiple items. Local shipments of best manufactured tea begin Wednesday with emphasis on family supplies and prompt service. Optical consultant Dr C S Highhharger of Hagerstown visits August 10 11 offering free consultations. Sewing machine parts and needles advertised from Singer stores. Tax assessors warn nonrespondents to appear or risk excessive taxation. Electric bill due by the 10th to retain discount. Annual Sunday School picnic of the Methodist Episcopal Church set for August 4 1005 at Braddock Heights with a select orchestra and child amusements. City notices urge residents to respond to tax requests and settle bills promptly.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Braddock Heights
Wraderick Select Orchestra
Wilt Faroish
Square Corner
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