Gondola Car Rampage Triggers Transit Chaos Near Middletown
A derailed gondola car, used for provisions for the Democratic party at Staddock Heights on Sasar Gay, ran away after a brake was released by playing boys. It sped down the track past Borel Braddock toward Middletown, causing a power and trolley line tangle and brief travel delays. Captain Howard Johnson of Norfolk reported the incident and helped notify cars and the power house located in Frederick.
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Democratic Barbicaa
Staddock Heights
Sasar- Gay
Borel Braddock
Middletown
Howard Johnson
Norfolk
Hotel Braddock
Somebdy
Frederick
George Anderson
Omar Barn
Frederick paving bricks arrive from Hammond Company
City Engineer Coblentz returned from trips to Fairmont and Baltimore with 50 099 bricks tested and approved for shipment to Frederick. He expects bricks to arrive Friday, with 260 000 bricks needed for the two kilns for paving in Frederick. The second kiln was finished Friday and the fifth begun that day.
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Coblents
Fairmont
W. Va
Baltimore
Bhera
Riday
Baeltimore
Cablentz
Hiltcott Oley
Frederick
Brief Bits From Town Activities This Morning
Mr. Casper Orum started the foundation for the First Baptist church this morning. Dr. Charles F. Goodall’s East Patrick street residence is being repainted by J. H. Lamre. George Stal kes started a cab line with a handsome carriage placed on the street. William Jones, father of Officer James Jones, had the misfortune to cut his leg with a razor yesterday. Messrs. Wiles and Kreltz are plastering the addition to Lowenstern & Wertheimer on North Market street. Robert Fraley left with his race horse Patuxent for Rockville to enter races this week. The woodwork of James E. Staub’s West Patrick street residence is being repainted by Mehrl F. Moberly, who is also repainting the home of Dr. Gav D. Moore on West Patrick street. Blacky, Miss Agnes Schoy’s pet cat on West Patrick street, died suddenly yesterday morning and was buried with ceremonies this afternoon. The Monocacy River condition at noon today is cloudy at Steiner’s Mill Buckeye town dam and at Relfens ther’s mill, and cloudy at Ceserville mill. the Potomac at Point of Rocks is muddy.
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Casper Orum
First Baptist Church
Charles F. Goodall
East
Patrick Street
J. H. Lamre
George Stall Kes
William Jones
James Jones
Messra
Wiles and
Kreltz
Lowenstern & Wertheimer
North Market Street
Robert Fraley
Patuxent
Rockville
James E. Staub
West
Mehrl F. Moberly
Moberly
Gav. D. Moore
West Patrick Street
Blacky
Mies
Agnes Sohlay
Caramonuy
J. Travers Thomas
Beaton
Maynard E. Harp
Hagerstown
Elin
Anos Coorad
Walkershire
Victor Young
Baltimore
Thomas G. Buckey
Sixth Street
Washington
Marion Little
Pearl
Abby
Ethel Poole
Sunbury
Oliver MoCrow
J. T. Moffett
Phosbe Reich
Ward Heffoer
Wees Third Street
Atlantic City
Archibald Fisher
South Market Street
Ningare Fall
M. Moberly
Risnds
Naneville
Gioson Poste
Pottsville
Robert Conrad
East Sixth Street
Charlex A. Poole
Bartholowe
Arthur Raglish
New York
McClintock Young
George Yost
J. D. Kepner
Asbury Part
N. J
Wm. H. Ramebaurg
John Young
Caresll Rameburg
Walkersville
Mies Margaret Burns
Shite Ely
C. Albers Gilson
South Market
Keener Crawley
Virginia Railway Company
Frederick College
Frances Poole
Washington, D.C
Visst
Osborne Ingle
Hotel Braddock
Mise Ella Banks
Mike Edith Haller
W. Poola
Washington, D. C
Kitty Quyne
George, Rodock & Co
Frederick City Hospital
Bless Brown
Bristol
Tennessee
Misses Edmonds
Nash Barnes
Victor Remedies Co
New London
W. W. McNeil
Soo
Robert
la Beyatte
Indiana
Misa Elsie Railing
New York City
Lake George
N.Y
Walter Leandere
Sophia Saunders
Nameville
Frank Orebe
East Third Street
Edgar F. Orabe
York
Henrietta Ostroll
Belle Cook
Laura I. Cook
Jacob Rosenstock
Benjamin
Adelaide Nod Ouree
John Mebbing
West South Atreat
Anna Snyder
Mary E. Cramer
Harry Carty
Aon
Clarengs
East Second Street
Faithersburg
Poolesville
Mary Ann Heisler
Frank L. Stoner
New Midway
Barry F. Schudt
Ladiesburg
John W. Miller
M. Imogen Dorsey
New Windsor
Ostroll County
Ainter
Howard
A. Oscar Read
Leonore
John Reed
Lewie O. Miller
East Patrick Street
Big Excareton visit boosts city tourism crowd
A record summer excursion arrived yesterday with 343 passengers from Baltimore and Washington. The Poo-Fang Club’s outing will be held tomorrow in Derr’e Woods.
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Baltimore
Washington
Foo Tang Club
Derr’e Woods
General Baughman_hdrs at Braddock Heights Meeting
A large Democratic gathering at Braddock Heights lauded Gen. L. Victor Baughman as the next Governor amid strong support for a constitutional amendment. Speakers tied the campaign to white-leaning governance while praising Baughman. the crowd cheered repeatedly as the general’s name was mentioned.
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Braddock Heights
L. Victor Baughman
Baughmeo
County Central
Baugtman
Jacob Rohrbach
Baughman
J. Slfree Ritter
Executive Committee
J. Park Biser
Chatrmnan
Central Committee
Carssilant
Barghaan
Republican Party
Dixie
Maryland
Karyland
Biser
B. Victor Baughman
United States
Ebosa
Old County
Liopd Wilkinson
Elser
General Baughman
Orousa
Ambitious Dick Seeks Congressional Seat After Senate Bid
In Lonaconing on Saturday night, David E. Dick Republican candidate for State Senator in Allegany county pledged loyalty to Colonel George A. Pearre while hinting he will run for Congress once Pearre retires. Dick, a former miner now Deputy Surveyor of Baltimore Harbor, praised miners of George's Creek and called the ambition worthy.
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David E. Dick
Allegany County
Lonaconing
George A. Pearre
Pearre
Pearce
Congress
George's Creek
Halls of Congress
Ies
Baltimore
Personal notices from a city society page in brief
Purely personal items list travel updates family visits and social calls. Many residents from Washington Baltimore and surrounding towns are visiting relatives in this city with trips to Atlantic City Walkersville and Key local destinations noted.
Sunday religious services and Sunday schools report
Summary of church activities across multiple denominations with times for services and Sunday schools. Notable items include Evangelical Reformed and St Johns Catholic schedules, annual clergy retreat in Baltimore, and various pastors preaching on themes such as The Good Shepherd and Not Being Weary to Well Doing.
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Presbyterian Church
Loutheran Church
William Hammond Parker
E.R. Esenbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
St John's Catholic Church
Diocese of
Baltimore
Hane
Gracs Reformed Church
L F.M. Myere
Folledelphia
John
EL. McLean
Galstiona
Trinity M.ephorah
South
J. H. Balthis
Braddock Heighte
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Protestant Episcopal Church
Gaborone Logis
St. Luke
Sohleyaville
O.M. Gilpin
Emily Manleby
Mt Airy Carnival Closes With Governor Banquet and Horse Show
The final day at Wildwood Park in Mt Airy featured a governor’s reception, a lively tournament, and a horse show drawing crowds from Carroll Montgomery Frederick and Howard counties. Winners included J Gordon and Lillian Varney, with crownings by Obaries O Oleman and Helen Cary Wells. Additional events included a horn show judged by Linwood Wood and others, a college-bound trio from Myearsville, and a broken arm incident involving Harry Albaugh at Lawndale.
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Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Warfield
Carroll
Montgomery
Frederick
Howard
Mount Airy
Baltimore
Knights
Wm. Tyler Page
Washington
J. Gordon
Rock Glen
Lillian Varney
Woodstock
Locust Grove
Vernon Gaver
Plassant Hill
Obaries Molesworth
Beatowing & Crown
Helen Cary Wells
Waatminater
Nancy
E. B. Harn
Topsey
Joe
A.C. Smelser
New Windsor
J. N. Warfield
Florence
Dundee, Jr
Jacob Oram
Ehaw
Linwood Wood
New Market
E.G. Selby
Lisbon
Garrison Brandenburg
Ekemptown
Harry Davis
Fountain Mill
B. F. Hammackere
Feeder Ok
Far reaching advertisements mix goods and travel deals in Frederick
A dense Frederick page lists a jumble of ads for umbrellas parasols and dresses, local stores promoting fall wares, blankets and gas ranges, plus railroad excursion fares to Philadelphia Baltimore Ocean City and other destinations. It also includes professional notices for funeral and dental services and a job printing department.
Multiple Local Deaths and Incidents Include 1905 Violent Events
News notes report Jesse Lomax killed by trolley near Laurel and Charles Whisner dies after freight train strike near Pawpaw. Cumberland records a 101 year old death Daniel Keane, a church reopening, and a violent powder explosion at Riverview. Also listed are a church dedication, editor Charlotte Rah’s death, and letters remaining at Frederick post office with male and female addressees.
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Jesse Lomax
Laurel
Danial Keane
Cumberland
Kingeley Methodist Episcops Church
Keatootin Association of Baptiste
Danville
George Harris
South Oomparland
Charles Whisner
Pawpaw
Cardinal Gibbons
la Pinta
Charlotte Rah
Osell Democrat
Elkton
Riverview
Baltimore
Hough McMullin
Woman's College to Open Primary Department
In response to requests the Woman's College will open a primary department for students below preparatory grades. A suitable room is reserved, an experienced teacher and assistant employed, with playgrenade and gymnasium in connection. One session daily at prevailing rates. Enrollment reports due before opening day September 14 to J.H. Avere, President. A Lincoln Emancipation Association meeting is set for tomorrow at 6 PM in Nazirite Hall for September 7, 1905.
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Woman's College
Parente
Wit Plenal
J.H. Avere
Pres
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Ronaway
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Steiner’s Mill
Buckeye Town Dam
Relfenther’s Mill
Cerseville Mill
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Mr. Dick
Rebecca Thomas
James Thomas
Joseph D. Green
N.Y. Haller
Edward and
Luzon
Holloway
Prince George'’s County
Mies Nellys Squires
Brandywine
Sunday Schools and Societies
Methodist Episcopal Church
L A. Thirlkeld
M. OC. Castle
German Baptist Brethren Church
Hutchison
Hitler Hutchison
MT. Alry’s Festival
Callage
Myerasville
Martin Wachtel
Albers D. Flook
William E.hauver
Gettynburg College
Wachtel
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Flook
St. Jonn’s College
Anaspolia
Hauver
Harry Albaugh
Jamesa Davis
Lawndale
Citizens’ National Bank
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J.D. Baker
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Xewig & Miller
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Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Rodock & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Rpromas
P. Rio
Frederick County
H. BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
Fraderick
Ancystra
C. L. Kefauver
Gov. Church and Market Bre
E. Foster
North Market Bikert
Frederick, MD
Mayzodis
W. E. Refauyver
Church Street
Médir Geoceries
A. J. Eighelberger
Cecil & Gorman
West Patria
Mest Carde
Debigne
the News Job Printing Department
J. B. Sappington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
Jackville
Baltimore and
Ohio
KR. R. Exoaraton
Jmmer Goods
F. B. Sappingtor
City Hay
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Frederick Alty
Joseph Castle
J. F. Crampton
Hallmann & Puchbaner
Richard Jackson
M. R. Long
Allan Potman
Jarome E. Pampel
Mra
D. Schaeffer
Julia Wise
Mina Martha Wiles
Lincoln Emancipation Association
Naz‘arite Hall
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