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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1908

Page

5

In History On This Day August Fifteenth

A compact list notes events and births across history. Highlights include deaths of Alvus Comménin and Philippa queen of Edward II, Napoleon Bonaparte’s birth, Lafayette’s 1779 New York arrival, and an early Atlantic cable milestone.

Comménin Philippa Edward II Napoleon Bonaparte Walter Beott Lafayette New York Adelaide Nelson Paria Saragouse Spain Pakin Joachim Berlin

Brief Bits Update From City Streets and Homes

New wagon placed on streets by Hahn & Rowe. A porch added at Charles E Measey’s West All Saints’ Street residence. Harry Wormsen caught a 19 pound turtle and several ash while fishing. The stork visited James and Mrs Beard on East Church Street. Woman’s College on Kant Church Street has workers moving sections under J Henry Lampe. Dr J M Goodman’s horse ran a mail into a West Patrick Street foot, require unhitching. John W Fisher resigned as Frederick division repair foreman. Charles Baur named successor. Conductor John Hersh of Frederick Inter Urban Railroad found two newborn tortoises in Myeraville weighing 22 and 2 ounces. Cleveland Elworthy’s buggy shattered when his horse bolted on West South Street. Augeia Ice Co horse died from colic after falling on Carroll Street embankment. John Williams injured when a horse collapsed on his left leg at Mesera D C Winebrewer & Co yard.

Messrs Hahn & Rowe Charles E. Measey Woman's College Kant Church Street J. Henry Lampe J. M. Goodman West Patrick Street John W. Fisher Frederick Charles Baur John Hersh John Williams Mesera. D. C. Winebrewer ¢ Co William

Jury changes list jurors drawn this morning

The following jurors were drawn this morning for various counties and courts. Names include John C. Motter, Wm PS Cha Emmitalohn, C. Someretisk, Kurtz, Ldaoes L. Day, Brandenburg, Edward Herring, George Wirtz, Charlies D. Shafer and Clarence W. Colliflower, John F. Bilbesind, George W. Main, L. Stitely, Nichola forris, P. King, and Charles P. Main filling in for several previously named panelists.

John C. Motter Frederics John'w Bienna Firestone P. Mebiteshew PS Cha Emmitalohn C. Someretisk Aris Ate Laren Lin Pases Kurtz Eet Ldaoes L Counsels Brandenburg Roben Pabeke Gigenes WoodsBoro Vernon Kaufman George F. Petersville Edward Herring George 8 Wirtz Mechanicstown Charlies D. Shafer Clarence W. Colliflower Joseph C. Geants Elmer E. Black Jackson John F. Bilbesind George W. Main Elmer Sommer Philip H. Gaver Ae L. Stitely Nichola Forris Ee P. King Wa Can Lewis Ee Acharles P. Main Charles J. Ramaburg

Runaway Horse and buggy incident on West Patrick Street

An excited runaway occurred on West Patrick Street last evening when a horse and buggy belonging to John Neighbours of Yellow Springs bolted from a doorway near Jesse Poole’s property. The horse dragged the buggy along at a lively pace toward West Pa street before stopping in a lane near a fountain, with bystanders scurrying to assist.

Patrick Street John O Yellow Springs Jesse Poole Rae Anderson

Religious notices and services across local churches Sunday

Local announcements list services and Sunday schools for multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal St Johns Reformed St Johns Catholic Trinity M E and United Brethren. Deaf mutes service at Upset Brethren and a United Brethren picnic with a large slate of speakers and musical performances planned.

Schieysville Asfesion Buoday School Echool Braddock Heighta Auditorium All Sainte’ Episcopal Church Ogly St. John’s Reformed Church Ruckeystown Upsted Brethren D. &. Moylan Baltimore Trinity M. E Thomas Freeman Dixon Presbyterian Church Gospel Mission Workers Lambert West Patrick Street E. St. Eachbsch Evangelical Reformed Church Brethren Church J. Welty Falency John Bowlus Broad Run United Brethren Church Christian Endeavor Society Charles F. Steck D. D Evangelical Lutheran Church St. John’s Catholic Church Virgi Grace Reformed Church Buckeystown M. P E. C. Mokosky Our Fathers House C. E. Society Akosky First Baptist’ Church Parang Floyd W. Putney Christ Rayer

Local readers note wide circle of visiting relatives

A string of brief notices lists residents and relatives visiting in Hagerstown and nearby towns. Names include Miss Annie Wiener and Miss Molen Bronale visiting in the city. Prof. A.M. Teamogle and family in from La Ronge. Mr. Charles Lowers from Gettysburg re visiting. several others visiting in Baltimore Philadelphia York and Atlantic City.

Annie Wiener Esst Syuth Atreat Bane H. Ramsburg Ae Brish Har Baltimore

Lawful fines for fighting and disorder in Kidwiler union

Philip Ridout and Richard Wineberry, colored, faced Justice katem for fighting Tuesday night. Wineberry struck Ridout who defended himself, leading to jail and fines. Ridout paid $1, Wineberry fined $5 with 30 days pending, to be reviewed next Saturday. Also charged were Charles Gods and John Bureh for skipping a $23.20 board bill at Hitselberger’s restaurant, jailed on $50 bail. Herman Roeder arrested for keeping liquor in Brunswick and brought to court, jailed on $300 bail. Luther Brown, colored, jailed 30 days for being drunk and disorderly.

Philip Ridout Richard Wineberry Justice Katem Kidwiler Wineberry Ridout King Dieter Justice Eckstein Charles Gods John Bureh Lewis F. Carter Charles F. Hitselberger Testaurant Court Street Bir Hitselberger C. H. Eckstein Herman Roeder Myers Brunswick Bruck C. H. Evin Luther Brown

Credit Experience Guide Mentioned in Merchant Circles

A fragmented note references a Credit Experience Guide tied to Merchant circles. It mentions a five customer interrelation, investment in services, and a push by business men to speed improvements. The text is garbled but points to credit practices and merchant collaboration.

Suit filed against city over sewer odors harming Frederick cigar shop

Mesnia Hassan T. Kline and Chattee W. Kline trading as H. J. Kline & Son sue Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for damages in treble for foul sewer air reaching their cigar store at Peek and Court streets and a damp cellar from a sloped pavement intake. Damages amount not stated.

Mesnia Hassan T. Kline Chattee W. Kline H.J. Kline & Soh 8. A. Lewis P.F. Pampel Treapaid Frederick Tiffs Peek Court Streets Court Street

Hanover Defeated In Close Athletic Park Contest

Hanover lost a tight game at Athletic Park 4 to 3. Frederick led early, Hanover tied in the seventh, Frederick won with a late score. Frederick had 2 earned runs. Hanover 1. Notable hits by Clayton James McKinney Ravage Miller Sel vage and Bubb. Umpire Curley Gelser from York, Pa. Also reports: Brooklyn beat Hagerstown 7 to 5 and Myeraville crushed Middletown 14 to 4 with Wachtel Hauver and Wise featuring for the winners.

Athletic Park Hanover Frederick Walil tHievigitone Clayton James McKinney Bubb Ravage Miller Selvage Reite Brent Reitz Wege Malone Curley Gelser York Ntemi Savage Brooklyn Hagerstown Baseball Park Myeraville Middletown Myervile Middletons Myersville Wachtel Hauver Mack Alegadder Wise

Baker Capital Surplus and Officers List

A garbled financial notice lists Baker Capital with $100,000 surplus and $300,000 total, naming a president William O Baker and vice president WM. O Simmerman along with a long roster of individuals and unclear roles, including Duvall and Murra, in a segment that appears to be a corporate or banking board notice.

WM. O. Baker B.D. Baker Simmerman Bamcelo Duvall Cabin

Prices Prized Fabrics and Goods at Low Store Prices

An advertisement touts low prices on skirts, silk fabrics, and umbrellas with steep discounts. It highlights blue and white striped wool skirts at half price, various priced silks, chiffon taffeta, and black silks for dresses. August is touted as a good time to buy blankets with reduced prices and strong sales.

Binoh Peau de Cygnie

Vlate aig rn eter nee daa TD

In a fragmentary note readers glimpse a terse reference to a turnover of duties and a date marker. Names and clear events are not readable, leaving only partial phrases and scattered letters.

Vlate Aig

Death notices for Blanche Hobbs and John Mares

Blanche Hobbs daughter of the late Joshua Hobbs died at Mount St. Marys on Saturday August 9 after a long illness. Funeral from St Anthonys church on Tuesday with Rev Traversor officiating and burial at Mount St. Marys cemetery. John Mares, about 65, longtime threshing machine hand at Mesera Weller died at Montevue Hospital. Survived by widow and daughter. Funeral at Asbury M E church tomorrow at 3 PM with interment at Greenmount cemetery.

Mins Blanche Honan Blanche Hobbs Joshua Hobbs Mount St. Mary's Miss*Hobbs St. Anthony's Church Father ‘Traverser Ton Manes John Mares Montevue Hospital Mesera Weller Asbury M. E. Church Asbury M. E Greenmount Cemetery

Lecture on Abraham Lincoln by Wm Hammond Parker

Local reading event at First Baptist Church hall Friday August 21 at 8 o'clock funds for church. Parker, former pastor, portrays Lincoln amid times and trials with praise from Shipley & Copeland and others. Admission 25 cents. Also brief notes on local listings and merchandise advertisements follow in the same column.

Abraham Lincoln Wm. Hammond Parker Firat Baptist Church Woman's College Hall Firat’ Baptist Church Lincoln America

Assault and Battery Case In Adams County Court

Waddie charged with assault and battery with intent to murder in a Gettysburg case heard in Adams County Pa. Court. Waddie fled to Creagerstown before being captured after a period of elusion.案

Commonwealth Va Johan Waddie C. H. Wilson Adatoe County Gettysburg Creagerstown

Middletown Savings Bank to Erect Five-Story Building

Middletown Savings Bank plans a five story brick building with brown stone trim at the Main Street site near the Green street trolley, connecting to the Citizens Bank building remain. The current dwelling on the lot will be moved back 126 feet by Elmer Beachley and used as a residence. Local picnics and events are listed for August and September including St Anthony’s and St Francis church gatherings.

Middletown Bank Middletown Savings Bank Bheffer Middletown Main Street Green Street Citizens’ Bank Bulla Predenek Middletown Savings UK Elmer Beachley St. Anthony's Catholic Church Emmiteburg Borkitteville Union Plenia Francis Catholic Brune- Saran

Local Kention Announces Dance Class Intro

Mien Ritchie will form class in Bam Dancing. Those desiring to join will communicate title: yw. Frederick 1.

Mien Ritchie

106 Years Ago Cabinet Making and Undertaking Firm Founded

George Rion started the Cabinet Making and Undertaking business in Frederick Maryland. The firm has been continued by his grandsons to the present day and has operated at the same location since April 1, 1620.

Auo George Rion Frederick Fene

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