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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1906
Page
3
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue arriving Thursday with abundant news and special features. It claims Frederick city and county’s largest bona fide circulation making it an effective advertising medium. Copy for new ads due by 5 PM Wednesday. changes due by 6 PM Wednesday.
A Myersville Monitor correspondent details complaints about the Hagerstown Trolley Company. Alleged road damage and missed repairs violate agreements, service is costly, and crowds to Frederick cause local trade loss. Citizens demand proper track maintenance and better car service during peak travel periods.
The item lists a Carnival event and a government posting involving Abbots and Montevee Hospital. It notes Miss Orn Z Bohmids of Frederick sending an assistant to Bementi and Eogray and mentions a February posting tied to a government position.
In a meeting of Company A 4th M N G officers at the armory last evening, Harry J. Labhut was unanimously chosen captain for the team to compete for the Governor's trophy and New York Clothing House trophy on the State Rangt. August 16 was set for Major Fort’s inspection visit to determine the best site for outdoor events to minimize public danger.
Mr. Charles E. Walsh of the Travelers and Merchants Association of Baltimore toured Frederick to promote the Home Product Exposition to be held at Electric Park Baltimore from September 8 to October 6, 1906. The event will showcase Maryland industries with large scale buildings, amusements, bands, and attractions including a baby incubator exhibit supervised by physicians.
A Braddock Colony fancy dress dance at the Heights featured many young ladies in original costumes led by Miss Eleanor Markey as Cleopatra and Miss Katherine Godwin as a Geisha. The Frederick Leading Orchestra played. male guests attended, including Leichert, Wood, and Dr A A Radcliff among others. A trolley party of 85 to Myeraville heads to the same venue tonight.
A local tennis club hosts a match on the Third street courts with players Frederick Lb Salth Tomas Haydee and others. The event promises a premier exhibition of real tennis skill in a cordial setting, inviting community members to attend.
Tie Prederich and Middlevowas Etor tee trape over Corel erection, a brief note. no further readable context or details available.
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded, noting relatives visiting in the city from Baltimore, Washington, and other towns. It mentions trips to Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg, and Atlantic City, with several confirmations of returning home after visits.
The sick list includes Thomas Dilavenue at home on West Patrick, Mia Elmer Boemart recovering, Patrick WEAT listed as ill, Elmer E Boeseard at West Patrick Street also unwell, James H Harris confined to East Third Street home, Harry Chew reported improving after surgery at Frederick City Hospital, Edward Neleoo taken to Frederick City Hospital, Nellie Boogie of West Patrick Street improving at Frederick City Hospital.
The annual Union Pisnio of the Reformed churches will be held in the Manor woods near Buckeystown station on Itharsdey Acgat. Speakers are expected to attend and deliver addresses. The grounds are about five minutes from the station.
A shoal of attire and movement frames a notable event as Braddock hosts a fancy dress gathering titled Oiidren's Fancy Dance at Inet venue drawing local attendees and onlookers.
The fragment mentions Tyeon and Nigotomes in a note about a quote market and a fox reference. It also lists terms like Cor Poca ven and SS aca acee nets teal domagna as scattered terms without clear events or dates.
A brakeman died after presumably falling from a moving caboose on a Baltimore and Ohio line while crossing the Monooney River bridge near Frederick Junction. The accident occurred around 5:45 yesterday, with the lookout for rescue and recovery efforts ongoing as the survivor returned to Baltimore later that night.
Fragmented OCR notes report a dynamite accident near Louis Martin, a Maryland G A R member’s trip to a national event, the death of Ardisger age 90 in Charles Town, and a railroad merger topic between the Baltimore and Ohio and Maryland Electric railroad.
Brunswick voters chose a mayor from a Citizens ticket led by Dr A G Horne in a contest with an independent ticket headed by John R Green. Dr Horlue won by 76 votes. Council results were mixed with winners in each ward: first ward Hugh Ogden independent, second ward H D Fawk independent short term and George Cat fete Otissne'. third ward Lorents G Gardner Otissa'ne'.
Farmers' Flonio in Braddock Heights hosts a sale featuring a boxing match a pig race and horse shoeing demonstrations. A Great Annual Clearance Sale at Frederick Grove runs from August 8 to 11 with discounts on carpets bags and rugs advertised and prices shown in bold.
A manufacturing enterprise is being organized by Edgar G. Miller to produce telephones and telegraph equipment, with prominent citizens and capitalists joining. The plan includes a city exchange where calls cost one cent, and a system to connect phones with moving carriages and electric devices, expanding to broader inter-state telephone networks.
A Middletown Lutheran church council held after Rev. M. L. Board’s sermon addressed leadership issues. John G. Routnabo faced removal for alleged non conformance and misdeeds, with several undisclosed charges cited as the source of ongoing church strife. Mr. Bontenho te minstefan has long led music and organ roles.
A severe storm destroyed tomato fields with a rare burst of light striking a large patch of crops. About 500 plants per row were damaged as wires tangled and a long, rough sea scene added to the chaos.
The Social Parity Circle of York Pennsylvania announces a ban on dancing girls and any games with a limit over ten cents in the upcoming event or gathering, citing concerns over decorum and fortune.
The Children’s Carnival raises funds for Frederick City Hospital with admission set at 66 cents for children and 109 cents for adults. Entry grants eligibility to youngsters ages one through sixteen. Prizes include best decorated pony, donkey, and various costume prizes for riders. The carnival promotes several days of festivity with enhanced events and activities.
The readable fragment mentions Carroll Street and a context around a growing event or sequence. Details are unclear. no clear person, organization, or precise action can be confirmed from the text.
Local residents request relief funding and dietary support from city authorities amid rising water contamination concerns and public health advisories.
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