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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1904
Page
3
PERSONAL notices of visits and travels around town
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors: Olingan, Ruiter, Tiffany, Staley, Nicodemus, Greens, Birely, Compher, McLaughlan, Keefer, Krepps, Ingle, Evans, Hay, Rogers, Gibtinger, Rice, Darby funeral in Martinsburg, pastors Biggs and Gillum depart for Pacific Coast trip, Miss Helen Outshall becomes a stenographer for D C Winebrewer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Birely
Misa Hisse Birely
Sso Gnd Street
Ocean Hotel
Asbury Park
N.S
W. Compher
Margaret McLaughlan
Eset Patrick Street
Charlestown
W. Va
Nellie Thomas
Washington, D. C
Charles Keefer
East Patrick Street
Mary A. Krepps
Helen
East Fourth Street
Lefs
Hagerstown Junction
J. Addison Ingle
South Osrolioa
All Saints Episcopal Rectory
F. B. Evans
Edwin B. Hay
Harry Newton
B Brown
Lb. M. Rogers
Mary BE. Gibtinger Hay
Patrick Street
Lewis A Rice
West Third Street
Martineburg
Albert Darby
E.R. Eschbach
Mt. Gretna
White Sulphur Springs
Charles 5. Biggs
Methodist Episcopal Church
Branewick
This County
J. M. Gillum
Eutaw Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Pacific Const
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Helen Outshall
Woodsboro
D. C. Winebrewer & Son
Miss Outshall
F. L. Roode
Brief Bits and Local Diversions in a Laughing Note
A compact column blends jokes and social observations about budgeting and daily life. It highlights playful dialogue on money management, domestic humor about unrequited love, philanthropy framed by dinner and harmony, vegetarian trends in response to meat markets, and a reminder that merchants must advertise to sustain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Tommy
Pop
Gro Koogle Trial Identification of Burglar at Bittle Store
George H. Koogle, 20, faces burglary and assault charges after testimony at a Myeraville hearing. George W. Bittle described a June and August break in, identified a loaded gun, and said the burglar wore a dark hat and clothing. Bittle pointed to Koogle as the man seen near the store, though face recognition was limited. evidence included broken jewelry and tools found at the scene. The hearing adjourned to Flook and Gaver's hall for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Koogle
George W. Bittle
Auwanking
Mr. Bittle
Thoreday
Justice Eckstein
Myeraville
Justice Eckstain
Willard
Hammond Urner
Joseph W.g. Gaver
Mr. Bitsie
Mr. Bistle
Joseph Wolffe
Mr. Wolfe
Statton Smith's
Bittle
Rascal
Mr. Bissle
George Koogle
Koogle
John Poffinberger
Birees
Joseph Woolfe
Portinbarger
Oliver M. Smith
House Fire Destroys Frame Tenant Home Near Middletown
A frame tenant house on Hiram Ramsburg’s farm south of Middletown, occupied by Miss Fannie M. Grool, burned between 1 and 2 am, starting in the attic with accidental theories. Furniture on the lower floor was saved before the house burned. Fire caused a loss partly covered by $300 insurance from Granger Fire Insurance Co. of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Ramsburg
Middletown
Fannie M. Grool
Granger’ Fire Insurance Company
Social World House Party Attended by Local Ladies
Miss Mary De. B. Simmons of near Adamstown hosts a three day house party at her parents residence. Attending are Miss Mercer of Point of Rocks Miss Johnson of Walkersville Miss M. & Dil of this city and Miss Freaney of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary de. B. Simmons
Adamstown
Mercer
Point of Rooks
Misa Johnson
Walkersville
Misa M. &. Diil
Misa Freaney
Baltimore
Public Sale of Standard Bred Horses at Frederick Fair Grounds
Mr. 0. M. de Garmendia of the Tosos- Tora Stock Farm will conduct a public sale of standard bred horses at the Frederick Fair grounds on Monday August 29 commencing at 12 o'clock. Beer advertisement in another column. A News advertisement pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Garmendia
Tosos- Tora
Frederick Fair Grounds
Safe blown open at Mt Airy postoffice robbery
Thieves blew open the Mt Airy postoffice stored by Dr Walter Rudy between 1 and 3 am, taking about 8300 in postage stamps and several dollars in currency. The robbers accessed the room via the cellar and used nitroglycerine loaded tools from B and O RR sheds. insurance policies and old claims were stolen. No leads yet. the incident is treated as professional crook work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Walter R. Rudy
Cafa
Dr. Rudy
John W. Wilko
Rody
Rudy
Tax News
Smail ' Aack
IN THE LAW'S GRIP ALL SENT TO JAIL
Robert Palmer and Rash Lee, both colored, arrested Saturday for beating and disorderly conduct. Palmer fined 20 with 80 days jail in default. Lee fined 10 with 30 days in default. Mary Brown, a drunken woman, arrested for disorderly conduct, fought Officer King and was fined 20 and 30 days. Ernest Johnson arrested for disorderly conduct, hearing set by Justice Wood for Sunday at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Palmer
Brengla
Phoeba
Juatics Wood
Rash’ Lee
Hobba
Justice Wood
King
Mary Brown
Patrick ‘S
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Thomas Kemp
Thea
Jal
Ernest Johnson
Herwig
Hast Street
Haunted vacant lot prompts night terror in neighborhood
Residents report fear near the old No vitiate site as new houses near completion. Pedestrians recall eerie sounds and claim the alley is haunted as they hurry past in twilight. One passerby jokes about spooks while others mistake their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Weather lore and July rain mark the Dog Days
The passage notes rain on Visitation day and Saint Swithin's, then dog days bringing rain and hail. It describes July's pattern with August-like heat, damp mornings, and widespread vegetation impact from excess dampness and crop damage after recent showers. A sultry day follows a morning storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Swisthia
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1904
The Frederick post office lists advertised letters dated Saturday August 6 1904. To claim letters applicants must request the advertised letters. Remaining names include Hartley Hebron George Nelson Roy Snyder Miss Annie Devilbiss Miss Blanch Keworthy Miss Blanch Green Miss Johnstone Mrs Mary A Keller Mrs G Middleton Mrs Margret A Walker Mrs Olara Zigelar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gentlemes
State Camp Session Opens at Rock Hall Kent County
The ninth annual session of the State Camp of Maryland Patriotic Order Sons of America convenes at Rock Hall Kent County tomorrow at 10 o'clock. State Assistant Secretary Jacob L. Engelbrecht District President George T. M. Shuffier and Delegates Edward M. Kader Henry E. Cramer of Camp No 17 attend to lead sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Rock Hall
Kent County
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
George T. M. Shuffier
Edward M. Kader
Henry E. Cramer
Religious World Weektends Local Ministers Teach Gosple
A collage of church listings notes Sunday services across Oyder's Grove Johnarlie and nearby parishes. Highlights include Methodist Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, St John’s Catholic, United Brethren, All Saints, Hobleyville, Trinity M B South, Evangelical Lutheran, Grace Reformed, and noted sermons on visions, gospel power, duty and privilege, and a harvest home service upcoming. Attendance and special programs include Sunday schools, Epworth League, and a brass cross unveiling at Evangelical Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyder
Braddock Buights
Charles Mystatarg
A. Pearchase
M. A Bis R
Aipgiog
Frederick Select
St John’s Catholic Church
Fe. W.C. Kane
Diegulae
C. W. Stinespring
All Saints’ Church
R. EK. Massie
Virginia Theological Seminary
Massie
Hobleyaville
Gilpin
Knots
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chas. 8Teck
Zion
Horace O. Zacharias
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Haller Stoner Nuptials Recorded In Philadelphia
Edward F. Haller of East Third Street and Miss Isa Marie Stoner daughter of Mrs. John Stoner of Washington D C were married August 3 at Rev Dr James Crow’s Philadelphia residence. After Atlantic City visits the couple returned to Washington where they stayed at Mrs Haller’s home before heading home after September 1. Haller is a Camp Schley Inn Company member and part of the Thomas Haller firm. Miss Stoner is noted as a well known Washington native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saush Maries Street
Atlantic City
Haller
Philadelphia
Miss Stoner
Washington
Heiss
Thomas Haller
Price Fire Proofing Company Organized in New York
Mr William B Price organized a Price Fire Proofing Company in Poughkeepsie New York with a $300000 capital for manufacturing fire proofing compounds. The firm will produce A B D B wood fire proofing treatments and other fire resistant materials after tests showed wood treated under Price formula resisted fire. Price is elected general manager. He formerly ran Frederick City Starch and Manufacturing Company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merchants Tour to World’s Fair Begins Next Monday
The August tour of the Old Town Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Baltimore to the St. Louis World's Fair starts next Monday. About 100 people are booked, with daylight travel and a walk through Monocacy battlefield included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Baltimore
St. Louis
Battlefield of
Monocacy
Crowd At Harper's Ferry Draws 6000 To 7000 Visitors
Conservative estimates place yesterday's visitors to Harper's Ferry between six and seven thousand arriving by rail and on foot, the largest crowd since the war. They gathered mainly at Ordway Camp for dress parade, with the crowd peaking around five in the evening. Also noted is the illness of Mr. Keefer Toms of East Second, resting at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Ferry
Ordway Camp
Mr. Keefer Toms
East Second
Week of events across towns and venues
A calendar of entertainments and excursions planned for this week across Singapore Allis Inn Braddock Heights Myars ville Myaraville and Bankeystown. Dances and danazas feature Miss Ritchie's plays and the usual gatherings at Braddock Heights including two evenings. Picnics are planned by Reformed Sunday schools Manor Joseph's Catholic church Emmita borg and Lutheran groups with multiple towns hosting large community outings Saturday events highlight Braddock picnics and joint gatherings in Kemptown Walkeraville Johnsville and Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore Allis Inn
Myarsville
Camp Meeting At Emory Grove And Summit Grove
Fifteen thousand people attended Peano Grove Camp Pa yesterday as large services drew crowds at Emory Grove Camp Meeting with Bishop Luther T. Wilson delivering the morning sermon. An Epworth League convention is planned for tomorrow and Wednesday. At Summit Grove Pa yesterday a new Day Nursery feature was started by Misa Gertrude Grimm of Washington DC caring for babies while mothers attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peano Grove Camp
Emory Grove
Luther T. Wilson
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Summit Grove
Misa Gertrude Grimm
Washington, D. C
Optical specialist to attend Park Hotel engagement in Maryland
Dr. O. H. Highbarger of Hagerstown Md will be at Park Hotel Wednesday August 10 with sessions 7 to 9 pm in Room 12. Engagements for special hours on the 11th or 12th. Also notes another Myeravilla excursion Monday August 8 with fare 2 50 round trip leaving 7 30 sharp. Baltimore & Ohio Beach excursions list Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Rehoboth Beach with 56 0 round trip from Frederick valid 16 days plus stopovers Philadelphia Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
B. B
Knighta
Pythias
L Nlaville
Ticketa
Locisvilla
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Cosches
St. Louis
Raiirosd
Niagara Falls
Washington
Baltimore
Camden
Niagara
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Caat
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Highbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
Myeravilla
Osr
Balliroaa
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
M. J
Oosan Oly
Mad
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Philadelphia
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A.benjamin Sillman
John Stedgers
John
Harford County
Charles Anderson Dana
Ornate Z
Spain
Santa Agueda
Sagasta Praxides Mateo
George Maurice Ebers
Munich
Adolf Friedrich Heinrich Sutro
Sutro Tunnel
San Francisco
Germany
Nelson A. Miles
OM. Young
Staf
National Baseball Park
Washinetoy
Toe News
Mary- Bland
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Bracalet
Rex
Serews
H. F. Ruprecht
Doll Bros
Eoarens Markey’s Neidig & Miller J. Gas & Electric Co
Olingan
Milas Margaret Olingan
Oreageratown
L. J. Ruiter
Sacramento
California
Eli Nicodemus
Buckeyatown
Bessie Tiffany
Washington, D.C
Annis
Staley
East Second Arrest
Albaré Smith
N. J
W. E. Geiser
Backeystown
George Stannburg and
Misa Odele Greens
New York Ciy
Misses Kelb
East Third Street
Gro. Koogle
Myersville
Geo. W. Bitle
Spooke
Sunday Schools and Societies
Gar
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Sera Model
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baren
Esason
Wa. G. Bagga
H. D. Boxer
Prest
Wa. G. Zmmrer van Cashier
Samu
G. Dovarz
Clinton E. Main
Main’s Drug
Businesnet
North Market Street
Clinton & Mann
Neidig & Miller
August
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel Grill
Camp Merdloga
John Lovell
George
Rodock
McCall
Europe
American
McCall Monthly
Rodook & Aa
A. T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Sons
Frederick, ML
Frederick County
Thomas P. Riva
Hest
Stree
WM. C. Boteler
J. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimors
City Hotel
Ghia Aterday
Jawly
Smith
Church Street
Burgeon
Pelvatts Sale
Agdett Auks
J. L. Rout Zahn
Fo Sale
Tuscarora
Arthur White & Bro
dvtdgzetawSt
Tuscarora, Md
Charles B Mealey
All Sainte Street
Count Street
Quilder Road
Walter Saunders
Accioneer
North Market Streec
Jodi
Ehret
Boardess
East Church Street
George J. Brengle
West Seventh Street
F. BR
Sappington
Standard.Oil Company
F. B. Bappingtor
North Market Btreat
Newspapr Riffli
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