Rug 8 In History and Notable Deaths Across Eras
A collage of historical notes lists figures like Pope Alexander VII rumored poisoned for cardinals and Admiral John Rodgers, born in Hartford County Maryland, alongside General Gouverneur Warren famed for Gettysburg exploits. Also mentioned are Porto Rita devastated by a hurricane with heavy losses, John Constable the landscape painter at Gloucester, and a US squadron sailing to Smyrna to press Turkish demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Alexander Vic Roderigo Gogia
Mistady
Hal
Lee
Spottss Ly Tis
Iu Weno
Porto Rita
John Ho
Gloucester
Mass
United States
Smyrna
Turkey
The Weekly News Tax Vesely Ad Rates Notice
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with large circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertising copy for The Weekly News is due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. changes by noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Wrecky News
Local Bits Paint Quiet Week of Picnics and Oddities
Brief items note St Johns parish boys picnicking at the Villa, a six pound carp placed in Court Park fountain, new walks along Booth Market Street and East Church street, a poultry theft at William Leichert’s henery, a fall injuring Mrs. Martin, and decorative lighting kept for Braddock Heights Bong Service benefit. Several adages and local observations fill the page with small events and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banatusry
St. John's Catholic Church
Millard Nun
Court Park
Horaca EH. Stull
Chbarnesville
L. Rhodes
Booth Market Atreat
Broadway
East Church Street
Harvey
Mensra
Daniel
Howard Burras
Braddock Heighta
Braddock
Funeral Services for Adam Diehl at Walkersville
Funeral services for Mr. Adam Diehl were conducted at the Lutheran Church in Walkersville on Monday by Rev. A A Asper assisted by S M Hench and R B Poffenberger. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Pallbearers were John D. Zimmerman W A Cramer John Witter David Stauffer O M Myera and David Baker. 0D A Sharcesta served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Diehl
Walkersville
A. A. Asper
Reva. S. M. Hench
R. 8. Poffenberger
Mt. Hope C Cemetery
Woodsboro
John D. Zimmerman
W. A. Cramer
John Witter
David Stanffer
O. M. Myera
David Baker
A. Sharcesta
Feneral
Rattlesnake Attack Ends With Snake's Death Near Charleaville
Horace E. Stall of Charleayille area, while picking blackberries on the mountain, was attacked by a large rattlesnake. He jumped back and fell but killed the serpent, which carried 9 or 10 rattles plus a button. Stall reports 15 snakes killed this season and no other rattlers. A junior fire engine sustained damage responding to a false alarm at about 10 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace E. Stall
Charleayille
Black Barrie
Mr. Stall
Mr. Stull
New Church Started on West Fourth Street in Frederick
Ground breaking occurred yesterday for a Fires Baptist church on the north side of West Fourth Street extended. Contractor Lloyd Ontler will finish the brick edifice by December 4, 1905 with a 340 seat main auditorium and Sunday school rooms for 150 and 100. Rev. Wm Hammond Parker says the church will be modern with first class seating lighting heating and ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boos
Fires Baptist
Frederick
West Fourth Atreat
Lloyd Ontler
Wm. Hammond Parker
Parker
Harwood Habitual Drunkard Case Heard At Court
Mrs Mary A Harwood contends William Thomas Harwood an habitual drunkard unable to manage property. Testimony from Mary and Maud Harwood describes years of drinking, threats to kill family, and transfers of residence from Hedgesville to Baltimore and West Virginia. Jurors named. verdict pending after afternoon session. Electric light bug causes ear injury to Mrs Joseph Cramer. Dr Fahrney treated convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Harwood
Thomas Harwood
Daniel T. Ordeman
Thomas Turner
Lewis
Olnogan
O. W. Smith
Eugene H. Albsugh
Walter Saunders
EF. Granville Thomas
Lewis Fraley
Vermont
Washington
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Somerset County
Baltimore
Baker Farm
West Virginia
Fraderlak County
Maud Harwood
Frederick County
Lamar Farm
Ahock Banda
Joseph Cramer
Madison Streak
Ashe
H. P. Fahrney
Demurrer Overruled In Harwood v Mayha Injunction Case
The court overrules the demurrer in the Harwood v Mayha injunction case and modifies the order to pay $1,600 into court. The defendant is granted time to show cause why the order should not be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood Va. Mayha
Local Market Quotas Today at Tyson’s Market
Mr. G Waring Tyson reports today’s buying quotas for Local Mart: corn shelled at 66 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 67 cents per bushel for steamer, 605 per bushel not accepted, 550 per bushel damaged. oats at 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kbe Local Mart
G. Waring
Tyson
Purely Personal Focus On Those Who Come And Go
A crowded list of social notices from the city shows residents and visitors traveling to Atlantic City Baltimore Washington and other places. Mentions include Mrs Charlies W Roas Sr Miss Eleanor Johnson Mr Richard P Rose Mr John Groff Mrs A B E Tome and son Jay Toms Miss Freeda Feidt Mr Wm L Shoftler Mrs Mary Shriner Mr George A Pearce and many others visiting returning or taking short trips to towns like Baltimore York Pa Montgom ery County and Blue Ridge areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Roas
Atlantic City
Mies Eleanor Johnson
Court Square
Balsimora
Richard P. Rose
Clarke Place
John Groff
Washington
A. BE. Tome and
Jay Toms
Baltimore
J. Roger McSherry
Atlantic Oly
Mise Adele Oronise
Oakhurst
Quean Hotel
Asbury Park
Freeda Feidt
Martinsboro
W. Va
Alice Elkins
Wm. L Shoftler
Kass Oborah Street
Mary Shriner
George A. Pearce
Montgomery
Wo. E. Braap
North Market Street
York
Harry Kefanver
New York
O. Edward Sinn
J. Clark Davilbles
Rhodes R. Kemp
North
Mamie Walters
West Patrick Street
Lillie
Merie Mayn
Highland Farm
Creagerstown
Mary
John Flynn
Washington, D. C
John Eisanhauer
Roy Schildtknecht
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Frank Scholl
D. M. Scholl
East Patrick Street
Loretta Difusial
Grasts
Leonora QO. Miller
East Patr
Frank Brookey
Vurned
Edward Phebus
O. Edward Balling
Manhattan Hotel
Keyser
Bolivar Heights
Mary G. Lochner
Weat
Fifth Street
Misa Eatella Powell
Central Dry Goods House
Woodsboro
Etelka Hundley
South Market Strees
Howard Counties
M. G. Sommers
Yellow Springs
Braddock
Charles Jackson
Helen
Camden
N. J
Laura Mobler
Mamie V. Wirts
Montgomery County
D. L. Harrison
Westminster
John M. Haller
Mastere J. Fessler
O. Winston
Cyrus Thoman
O. H. Dadrear
Washington, D.C
Martin L. Lesplider
George Honock
Harmony Grove
Katherine Lease
West South Street
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Wood P. Johnson and Daughters
Norfolk
Geo. Wm. Smith
E. R. Eschbach
Qcalvin
White Sulphur Springs
Bedford County
Leerard City
George A. Schroeder
Hame
Qghart
Jackson
N.J
Charles Speak
East Third Atreat
Elsie M. Railing
Wilford F. Railing
Marion Hotel
Lake Georges
N.Y
Nogle
8. Morgan
Bagerstowe
Emamiteburg
Nagle
Frederick County Fair to Eliminate Exhibit Fees
Frederick County Agricultural Society to remove exhibit charges for the agriculture department and expand farm and garden displays. President D Charles Winebroner pushes broad support and broader county interest with extensive advertising. Household department fees drop to five cents with up to three articles allowed and daily fair admission tickets. A Maryland Agricultural College professor is sought as judge for farm and garden exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
D. Charles Winebroner
Messrs
George 8. Rodosk
J. Lamar
Board of
Manageera
Farmera
Maryland Agricultural College
Parasole sale and travel specials from Neidig & Miller
Nearby notices advertise a large August trade sale on parasols and blankets at Neidig & Miller with bold price drops and warranty on blankets. Also listed are notes on lodge meeting, a boys academy admission, gas range offerings, and discounted railroad excursions from Frederick to Washington, Baltimore, Niagara Falls and Toronto with draft times and stopovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falla
Frederick
Washington
Haltimore
Camden
Rochester
Thousand Lelands
Buffalo
Jenatton
Genson
Watkins Glen
Glen Summit Springs
Manoh Chunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh
Wyoming
Baltimore & Ohio
Bank Directors and Officials Listed in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including president and cashier roles, with scattered surnames and initials. The text shows capital stock figures and a bank frame but many names are incomplete or garbled, obscuring a full roster and precise positions.
Marylanders in Ohio and local baseball notes headline
The Herald reports on the ninth Maryland Association of Ohio reunion held in Tippecanoe City with origins in Troy in 1897, listing early officers and current leaders, plus remarks on festivities and parade decorations. It also covers the Rosebud baseball team’s 20 to 1 win over the Conquerors at Clarke Place, noting the Conquerors’ two early and late runs and Rosebuds’ thirty-fifth victory, and announces corn packing start dates for Frederick City, Monocacy Valley, and Calf and Dixon companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Tippeecanoe City
Ohio
Maryland
Maryland Association of Ohio
Thin City
Troy
Acousty
B. K. Beall
T. O. Harbaugh
Dallas Oraver
Itar
Admiral Sohley
Albert Kern
Dayton
J. H. Wolford
Tipp Band
The
Association For
Wre
T. C O. Harbaugh
J. H. Woolford
J. 0. Hiller
J. H. Mayne
J.8. Wachtel
Samuel Grabb
R. N. Byler
Issac S Motter
J. O. Hawver
T F. Haugh
O O. Wheeler
Lloyd Stockman
Henry Loogman
He Kavey
Charles D. Routzaho
Melville W. van Sant
Toita Lanrela
Clarke Place
Rosebuds
Frederick City Packing Company
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Calt & Dixon Company
Fire Company appoints Frank Schwesring to hose wagon
United Steam Fire Engine Company assigns Frank Schwesring to lead the horons and hose wagon and he has assumed the duties of his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Co
Frank Schwesring
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Breddock Heights August 1905 Attractions Attract Crowd
Special attractions at Braddock Heights Auditorium on Thursday night August 10 include selections by the Arlon Quartette, vocal solos, and the Frederick Select Orchestra. The event promises notable instrumentalists, with the reading alone billed as worth the fare. Also listed are club listings, local ads, and a Mayoral notice of tax assessments and bus schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breddock Heights
Arlon
Beat
Arttate
Frederick
Annaasl Sanday School
Methodial Episcopal Church
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Square Corner
Postmaster at Hotel Braddock Chosen for Summer Colony
The Post Office Department agrees to establish a post office at Hotel Braddock to serve the Braddock Heights summer colony. Mr. P. E. Long, proprietor of the hotel, has been appointed postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Braddock Heighte
P. EB. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wasnisasom
Toe News
W. L. Moora
the Weather Bureau
Braddock Heigh
R. Cronenburg
Knight -Mayor Smith F
MRR
P. Bennett
Panere
the Weekly News
Patronag
Sipwaparer
First Baptist Edificn
West Fourth Street
Glenn OG. Garber
George 8. Rodock & Co
Dayaville, Md
Misa Mary Elkina
Misa Besate Henry
Charlie Mayo
A. U. Thomas
O. H. Eckstein
Weat Fourth Street
Misa Mand Feinonr
Frank
Misa Pearl Smith
George E. Smith
George Wm. Smith
Misa Nellie Paggett
Adame Town
Roscoa OC White
Fourth Street
Thea Bone
Colorado
St Eadily
Agricultural Department
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Opus Model
Olga
Biya
Oxford
Tau
Brown
Oliva
Wm. F. Read
Tohn Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller's
George 5
Rodock & CO
India
George
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
Iphrosas P. Rice
East Rouhth Street
Neidig & Miller's
Frederick Aerie
Jacou
Ecamiot
W. P
HE. M. Fox
W. Seo
de. W. O. Johnson
Vialtora
Frederick Gag & Exec. Co
South Market
Buoday
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Prederick
Ospital
Monumental City
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Onto R. R
Englea
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Anguat
Baltimore & Onto Railroad
W. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederict
Marx
L. Kefauver
Fredericx
D. Co. K. Foster
Church Street
Maaly
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W
Market and Third Sts
Frederick, Md
Cecil & Gorman
West Patrick Sr
the News Job Printing Department
F. B. Sappington
F.eb
Sappington
City Haile
Citizens’ Nat Bank
AKER
Or Wm, G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Wal G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier Asst
Burplus
Jopez Jas, McBarrrr
D.E. Karacven
J.D. Baker
Gro
WM. Bmith
Japarino
C. Martin
D. A. Hancerr
Joan B. Hameners
Wa. G. Baker
C. M. Toxas
Daniell BakErr
Tros
B. Raclen
Marylanderes
Tippecanoe City
Lidto's
Phone 316
E.& M. Radney
Braddock Haighta
Osra
Patrick Street
Moralvg
Nervics
Anderson
Bighbarger
Hagerstown
Oaonaultation
Sigheetans
Isis
Joux F. Bren
Envear & McCarpeelr
Turopoke A. Burgixe
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