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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
2
Local items note property sale and church renovation
The brief highlights property belonging to Charles K. Meany on South Market Street, inspected by Charles A. Welty and attendants. Rev E R Eschbach vacating as pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church, which is undergoing renovation. a motion seeks to dissolve an injunction in a circuit court case of Harwood v Mars Mayhao. Mrs Calvin Swomley shows lime bean specimens from Trail Farm bear Araby, claimed largest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles KE. Meaey
South Market Street
Charles A. Welty
Br E.R. Eschbach
Evangelion
Chaurch
Otrouié
William T. Harwood
Calvin Swomley
Trail Farm
Five suits against Western Maryland Railroad filed for 125000
In Baltimore Court of Common Pleas five actions seek 25003 each totaling 125000 over a June 17 collision near Lawndale. Plaintiffs include Mrs Donie Shuff and widows Savilia Stmmell Maggie Greshon Ella Kelly Kate Miller and their children. Attorneys Harrys E Stooks Cheeles H Modders. Damages alleged due to railroad fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Cours of Common Pleas
Baltimore
Maryland
Saat
Lawndale
Donie Shuff
William Shak
Savilia O. Stmmell
Maggie Greshon
James EF. Greshon
Ella Kelly
Charles Elly
Kate M. Miller
Elmer O. Miller
Messra
Harrys E. Stooks
Cheeles H. Modders
Solliston
Wildwood Park Me Airy Hosts Horse Show and Pageant
A horse show, piogic and tournament will be held at Wildwood Park Me Airy on August 18. Attendees from Carroll Howard Montgomery and Frederick counties are expected. Gov Warfield and mayors of Baltimore Ellicott City Frederick Rockville Hagerstown Westminster attend Speak Blair Lee at coronation and William Tyler Page at knights address. Amusements include mule wheelbarrow and sack races. Committee includes Mayor R G Molesworth FG Dorsey Henry G Hood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Park
Me Airy
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick
Warfield
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Rockville
Hagerstown
Westminster
Blair Lee
Knights
William Tyler Page
Dr Grave White and family sail for Europe on La Gascone
Mr Dr Grave White of Braddock Heights sails with his wife and three children aboard the trans Atlantic steamer La Gascone. They plan a two month absence visiting France Belgium Germany Scotland and the Shetland Islands to buy Belgian French and German horoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dr. Grave White
Braddock Heighte
France
Belgium
Germany
Scotland
Shetland Islands
White
County to Protect Fountain Fish in Court Park
County commissioners in session this week declared the fountain fish are for public pleasure and warned visitors not to thrust sticks or injure them. Offenders will be prosecuted to protect the animals and fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Frederick Symphony Club Concert at Thurmont Benefiting Society
The Frederick Symphony Club performed Tuesday night at Thurmont before a large audience. The selections were of a choice character and well received. Proceeds supported the King’s Daughters’ Society of the Reformed Church at Oat Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick Symphony Club
King’s Daughters’ Society of the Reformed Church
Oat Place
Frederick Janiors Defeat Conquerors 6 to 1
The Frederick Janiors beat the Conquerors 6 to 1 with Hook and Shipley on the mound. Lease Brothers took the loss as Frederick Janiors finished the night with a solid record before disbanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseball
Frederick Janiors
Conquerors
Hook and Shipley
Lease Brothers
Osrey and Willard Wed in Washington DC Marriage
Jacob R. Osrey aged 26 and Virgie May Willard aged 22 were issued a marriage license in Washington DC. Both individuals are residents of Frederick County. The record notes a legal union between the two and their ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrahington
D. C
Jacob R. Osrey
Virgie May Willard
Frederick County
Deed of Trust Halts Court Proceedings in Harwood Case
In a dramatic turn the Harwood case paused as William Thomas Harwood transferred all property to attorney Frank L. Stoner. The jury was dismissed with Judge McSherry advising a suspension as bond arrangements proceed, with a continuation set for Friday, August 18 at 10 a.m. The abandonment of the suit is anticipated by Mr. Worthington, attorney for Mrs. Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Har Wood
Harwood
Frank L. Stoner
Alao
Stoner
Sheriff Young
Glenn H. Worthington
McSherry
Paving Delays Hit Ellicott City Curbstone and Braddock Heights Show
Paving work stalls as a freight train arrival delays curb installation. Foreman Joseph McCadden notes 26 dressed curb pieces and 50 rough, with four men shaping each ruin to about 28 feet daily. He plans to lay curb immediately once bricks arrive. Also reports fourth carload of brick condemned. Entertainment at Braddock Heights fills auditorium with ARion Quartet and musical numbers under Braddock Heights Song Service Association auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerbloy
Joseph McCadden
Ceryell Construation Gmpany
B. & O. Freightes
Cadman
Ellicott City
McCadden
Braddock Heights
Ned Spohn
Annie Lauris
Arion Quartette
Gao
Edw. Smith
Ralph R. Bowers
Will
Fout
Chas
B. T. Bendrickson
Wappy Deys
Obligato
Misa Lucy
Bir
Ginvy
John Feerhake
Frederick Select Orchestra
Irvin
Biser
Wes
Local injuries and illnesses update near Frederick
The report notes Mrs A C McCardell’s condition abated but unchanged this afternoon. Mrs John Stone of East Church Street was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Dr J O Hendrix on East Second Street had been ill but is much improved and plans to resume practice soon. Mr George McGuinness of North Market Street, struck on the knee by an argine on the N O R R a few years ago, is now able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McCardell
John Stone
East Church Street
Frederick City Hospital
J. O. Hendrix
East Second Street
George McGuinnings
North Market Street
Edward Eichelberger
New York
Samuel V. Dall
Atlantic City
John Yimmoerman
John Reed
Washington
Minsea Lida Motter
Mario Yenkle
Ocean City
Lewis F. Rapescht
Kays Third Street
Atlanta City
Frank Newman
Guy Motter
Ocean
Misa Pearl Smith
Frederick
Nellie Padgets
Adame Town
Mamie
Daisy Burger
Chailes J. Doll
Waeat Third Street
May Moleaworth
Nameville
Misa Caroline McSharry
Mullan Shamokin
Misa Emma Biggs
Washington, D. C
Ida Padgets
Adamstown
Mary E Greenwood
Baltimore
Camp Sobley Inn
Braddock Haights
Raymond G. Ford
Record Street
Fotel Braddock
Luther Feaga
Lime Kiln
Nina Drum
West Fifth Street
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Robert Lamar
R. R. Day
George Zimmerman
Frederifck
Donald Krantz
Corneling
New Markets
George Webster
Braddock
George Anderson
Patrick Asress
John W. Pontina
Middletown
Chicors
W. F. Snyder
Charlee Pickett
East Third Street
LeGore
Olive V. Lemse
Hageratown
John Eisenkener
John Flynn
Rogerstown
Stephen Hahn
Hygeialoa Company
Mollie Lupton
Philadelphia
W. XN. Joliffs
Bant Third Street
Chas. W. Tabler
Q Wa Font
South Market Street
Fannie Haller
William Galler
Equesta
Barnesville
Chas. Damier
James F. Eldridge
Third Street
L. Philip Coblentz
Slater
John Renneberg
Samuel Harshman
Highland
Firak Viets
Missingman
Frederick M. Kirling
Wilmington
Del
Petersville
Kirkas
Trinity Church
Bayonne
N. J
Yellets
Peteraville
Augustus Stoner
Minnie Reefer
Middleburg
Annie M. Lightnar
Emma Zimmerman
Thormont
M.E. Harman
Ocousin
Braddock area union picnics announced for tomorrow
Picnica plans spread across multiple communities with union schools in Thurmont Utica Araby Reformed and Lutheran Peteraville and Koontz chapel holding annual picnica tomorrow. The Maryland Association for the Deaf and temperance societies of Middletown picnick today at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Braddock Union
Mercar
Union Schools
Thurmont
Utica
Araby Reformed and Lutheran
Peteraville
Koontz Chapel
Maryland Association For the Deaf and Temperance Societies
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Orphans Outing By trolley to Myereville
Superintendent OG Carty of the Loats Orphan Asylum took the children on a trolley ride to Myereville last evening. The 6.50 car trailer was crowded and the trip annoyed the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og, Carty
PURELY PERSONAL GUEST LISTS AND VISITS ACROSS TOWN
A long string of scattered notes records visits and travels of residents and acquaintances. People from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, and Philadelphia are noted as guests, travelers, or hosts in Adamstown, Braddock Heights, Ocean City, and nearby towns. The item also mentions staff changes at Hygeialoa and a market quotation list ending with a stray line about advertising activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Ocel
Allegheny Mountain
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Louiaville
St. Louis
Wheeling
Columbus
Chicago
Seach
Pittsburg
Andreen W E. Burnet
Maryland
Liberty Tournament crowns Vernon Garber at Piney Grove
The Liberty tournament in Piney Grove Woods at Libertytown drew about 3,000 spectators for a morning event featuring a Knights parade and a crowning of Vernon Garber Knight of Locust Grove as queen’s crowner. Prizes included 15, 10, 7 and 5 dollars as the winners and a post‑event address by Aaron R. Andere of Frederick bar followed by dancing to Brenner's Superb Orchestra until 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Grove Woods
M Danes
Piney Trave Woade
Libertytown
Edward J. Smith
Frederick Bar
Vernon Garber
Kknight
Locust Grove
D. DeLauhmatt
Glyndon Lawn
Q. G. DeLashmasé
Watone Grove
Lynn Wood
K. H Mercar
Pleasant Valley
Jacob Kaoode
Red Wood
Harry L Davis
Fountain Mills
Charles Campbell
Foreas
Glex
Successfal Knights
Brenner
Flour mill back in operation at Mountain City
The Mountain City Mill on Garrell shest resumed operations under J R Locher after extensive overhauls. Daily output reaches about 200 barrels of flour with 14 workers, plans to hire more as the season grows, and the facility also handles various feeds. Barry Devilbles oversees copper chop with several workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Garrell Shest
J. R. Locher
Locher
Harry S Schroider
Barry Devilbles
Agrerations Abones
August Blanket Sale At Eidar Miller Store
A long catalog of blanket prices and textile offers from Eidar Miller's August quotations highlights discounted White Wool Double Bed Blankets, Homespun Wool, and other woolen items. The piece also notes a local Deer Park hotel opening upcoming season with amenities and travel connections, plus an advertisement for blue flame wickless stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolore
Wales
Bolionne Dresa
George
Local Bank Officers and Capital Details Revealed
A list of bank officials including J. D. Baker as president and W. M. Zimmeraln as cashier appears alongside executive names B. D. Baker and Samuel G. Dovall. Capital and surplus figures show $100,000 and $250,000 respectively, with other names such as Jas McBurgay and Ed Smith appearing in the roster.
Camp Fisherman and local notices in Allegany county
Typhoid cases rise in Midland Allegany county with eight infections and smallpox in Anne Arundel lower areas. Obituaries note William Westen age 90 and Kav Morrie 72 die in Easton and Centervilla. Relfanther estate probated at Westminster valued around 150000. Roxbury distillery tests a new bonded warehouse capacity 12000 barrels. Monocacy camping tale recounts Camp Fisherman along the river with local youths fishing and cooking, led by William Storm and John Staley. Frederick packing company operations and new manager L E Kennedy take charge. auto trade shifts involve Rowland and Brish, Camden Rameburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany Grove
William Edward Westen
Easton
Midland
Allegany County
Anne
Arundel
Kav
Charles Kankey Morrie
Methodist Protestanteburph
Centervilla
John L Relfanther
Orphans’ Court
Westminster
Haymakers' Association Installs 22 Members in Ohippewa
The Ohippewa Haymakers' Association No. 14g of the Ohippawa Tribe No. 19 TO AM was instituted with 22 members last night. Officers installed include Past chief hay makers QO A Landis and H H W Storm, chief hay maker Harry L Bennett, and various roles such as overseer Milton Eagle, collector of straw John Wood, horn blower G Haven Landis, and guards Samuel M Gardner and Philip E Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymakers’ Association
Ohippewa Haymakers' Association
Ohippawa
TO. A.M
QO. A. Landis
H. EH. W. Storm
Hu G. Haugh
Harry L Bennett
Millard E. Bartholow
Milton Eagle
John Wood
A. P. Muareh
G. Haven Landis
Walter L. Howe
Samuel M. Gardner
Philp E. Grove
Local notices and travel offers from Frederick area
Local item lists ao and ML Reiley Co plan for the Great Braddock Picnic with hourly runs starting 8 AM. Friday night Braddock Heights dance advertised. Multiple car schedules noted with prices. Ice and sewing machine ads claim reduced prices. Gas range sale from 5 to 11 hundred dollars and installment terms offered. Seashore vacation specials from Frederick to Atlantic City and nearby resorts on select Thursdays. Round trip prices during promotions with stops in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington. Special early train from Frederick to Washington on Aug 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Capa May
Osean City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Ocean City
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Frederick
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
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