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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1905
Page
2
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month carriers will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready will save mutual inconvenience.
Notices report J Edward Rice aged 60 dying of heart disease at 406 North Market Street. Olive Lease adopted daughter and brothers survive him. Margaret Conrad dies aged 86 with funeral tomorrow. services at home and Mt Olivet cemetery. Bruce Lamar son of Dr. L A Lamar dies at 24 from typhoid fever at Benevola. Mrs Fannie Ellen Peters dies in Baltimore with funeral held at 1162 Columbia Avenue.
Fishing yield includes three eels on 33 pound and 13 sunfish caught by Mr. James Rowe. Barck works on painting a residence addition for Mr. George Phebus on Weak South street. William A Iogte a homeless 12 year old boy was committed to the Hours of Reformation by Justice Wood. the notice misstates the boy’s age as 21. Market column lists prices for corn wheat oats and more. The Town Crier mocks dated notices and promotes The News Want Ads for all needs. I. W. Harper whiskey advertised by Louis Otte selling at The Buffalo.
The column lists Sunday school times and sermons from multiple churches including Presbyterian, First Baptist, Evangelical Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, German Baptist Brethren, All Saints Episcopal, Schleyville, St John Catholic, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, and Trinity M E K. Minsiters named include Rev. William Hammond Parker Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach Rev. M H Castle Elder E A Bruner Elder Hatohinaon Rev. O M Gilpin Rev F O Knott Rev J W Eirecofe Rev Chariss FF Steck Rev J H Belthis. Activities include harvest festival sermons, mass times, and camp preaching plans.
A warm reunion event hosted by Mr L E Suman and daughters at the Keedgeville Reformed Church grave in Washington county. Honoring Mr and Mrs L S Suman of Cumberland and Ming Lillie Green of Frederick, with a large crowd, a supper, and a grove tent by Claud Baker. The event closed at twilight after singing and prayers led by Rev B R Carnahan.
Foreman Joseph McFadden of Coryell Construction began resetting curbing on East Patrick Street to align with the new curbing arrival. City Engineer Conblantz said curbing was loaded Saturday and would arrive tomorrow. Coryell expects a meeting with Hammond Brick Co. manager Brett. a brick cart broke down over the electric railroad stack.
A long list of visiting relatives and local residents from Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr W P Maulsby Mrs Castel Derr Mr Charlee Saylor Miss Ada Brockey Miss Lena Edmunds Mr Percy Hall and many others visiting relatives in Jefferson Mt Airy Hagerstown Washington and Springfield along with returns from Atlantic City Forsythes and Barkley Springs.
William Murphy was arrested at 2 o'clock yesterday by Officers King and Dieter for drank and disorderly conduct. He appeared before Justice John Wood who fined him 14 and jailed him for 20 days in default of payment.
After eight days of mock warfare and military drills, Company A of the Maryland National Guard arrived in Frederick on the 540 train via the Western Maryland and Northern Central Railroads. A large crowd welcomed them to the armory where pay was issued and praise for their rapid, disciplined training.
Mrs Donald McLean president general of the BD A R has traveled widely since visiting Frederick with stops in Newburgh New York for a luncheon and honors reception. The Newbury Daily News ran a large portrait of Mrs Molaan from a Frederick photo and this week Mrs Morean visits Maine for a three day celebration including a reception on the U B Battleship Maine. Brontsomery Covanty Hoard Contract details a paving project in Montgomery County on the road from an overhead bridge near Barnesville Station to Poolsavills funded by Shoemaker law with M J Grove Lime Co Frederick County winning the bid at 6600 dollars.
Ex Alderman Jacob Dadisman calls Tus News to report roaming dogs in the town end and urges stricter muzzling enforcement under the new law. A separate item notes H Mebrie Gittinger has a contract from Clifford A Frazier to build two modern houses on East Patrick Street on the former Jarbos warehouse site.
A partial lunar eclipse will occur tonight with the event starting around 8 o clock Eastern time and concluding near 1 47 o'clock tomorrow morning. The report notes the timing and progression of the celestial event.
A historical bank notice lists J. D. Baker and Wm G. Baker as presidents, H. D. Baker and Wm G. Zimmerman as cashiers, with Samuel G. Duvall as cashier and a surplus of 250000 dollars. Directors include Joper Jas, Messerer Do, Eb. Keraever, and others, with capital of 100000 dollars.
Neidig and Miller advertise a large stock of blankets and lace curtains with aggressive August sale pricing. They claim weather delays and limited light grounds, urging quick purchases before prices rise again, promising closer prices than ever offered and discounts on white lace curtains and warm wool blankets.
Dr William Tarun of 618 Park Avenue Baltimore will perform eye work at the Emergency Hospital on Wednesday August 16. The Frederick County area features notices from local groups, gas ranges and sewing machines, and upcoming rail excursion details with Baltimore connections.
The report notes a failed tomato crop in Talbot county and 210 Naval Academy 1905 enrollment. It records 64 Republican candidates for 13 seats in Allegany, a Laurel Democratic sheriff win by John W. Gray over T M Baldwin, and a tramps attack on Elmer Andes. Anne Arundel returns show 1370 for the Wells faction. a Western Maryland Methodist convention is scheduled at Union Grove. Judge Jones rules the court has jurisdiction in the Democratic primary contest.
A serious washout on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Grimas Station disrupts traffic on the Norfolk and Western line. The four mile level washout stretches over 50 feet, with boats displaced and a tree carried into the Potomac. Superintendent Nicholson ordered immediate repairs as work began. Also reported are Minnesota crop notes from Utica Mills broker John H. Baer who collected exceptionally long corn heads and described wheat and oats yields as enormous.
Vaudeville entertainment for the Emergency Hospital benefit at Braddock Heights Auditorium. The program opens Friday evening with Love's Diplomacy, a one act comedy, followed by more numbers. Admission including car fare is 25 cents. Tickets at Patrick’s Rest Corner Besant Knott Albert Pearra’s drugstore. Refreshments from four to ten at Warlogdals Cottage.
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