Notable Maryland Figures and Events on a Varied Day
Obituary notes Joseph L. Haines of Carroll county dies. Hartman O Neal dies after being shot near Flintstone. Rock Hill College Ellicott City to expand with contractor plans. Maryland Commission to Jamestown Exposition to hire exhibit handlers. Edward Malone buys part of old oil mill lot in Ellicott City. Storm hits Cumberland. Bramble house strike injures father and son. Boozh may not run. Findlay to run in fourth district. Shellfish Conference ships departure from Annapolis and Norfolk. Will fight looms over Capt John Martins Talbot estate valued 60 000 to 75 000 with majority to niece Helen. Woodcock sells 800 acres in Salisbury for election district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Haines
Carroll County
Hartman O'Neal
James Bosh
Flintetone
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Maryland
Edward Malone
Ellicots City
Baltimore
Virginia
Cumberland
John Bramble
Linderville
John V. L. Findlay
Helen Ory
P. Woodcock
Wade
Salisbury
William B. Leonard
Person
Local Bits and Notes From the Baltimore American Anniversary
Brief items note the Baltimore American's 133rd anniversary and a schedule shift for the Eratown fair stockholders banquet to Thursday September 20. Other lines remark on fashion, church travel, wealth and poverty, and a library commission invitation from Towson Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Thureday
Joesph B. Porkine Hee
Froa Library Commission
State of Maryland
Towson
Middistown School Picnic Promises Big Dover Event Tomorrow
The twenty first annual reunion of Middistown schools will occur with Dover tomorrow and features the biggest picnic of the season. Picatos will also be at Union Chapel near Liberty for a Garhoa gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picatos
Middistown
Dover
Acasa
Union Chapel
Liberty
Pearenetree Tyne & Nicodemus Purchase of Orcs
An unclear report notes a contract for buying orcs by Pearenetree Tyne and Nicodemus. Details on buyers, totals, and terms are not fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearenetree
Tyne & Nicodemus
Woman fatally electrocuted during telephone call
Mrs. Minnie Kline aged 43 wife of Charles Kane an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was instantly killed while using the telephone at her home in Bandy Hook on Wednesday afternoon. Her little brother Clyda answered the ring and received a severe shock while attempting to take down the earpiece. Investigators traced the accident to a live wire from a nearby electric light and telephone line tied to repairs at Enochville and Perry. An inquest by Justice Clark heard the body bore no marks except a minor hand burn. Mrs. Kline is survived by a six month old baby. Trinity Sunday School Picnic at the Fair Grounds featured free lemonade, games, and a bus ride for attendees with Rev. John Paul Tyler participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kline
Charles Kane
Baltimore and Ohio
Bandy Hook
Mre Kline
Clyda
Mere. Kline
Alec
Ake
Riseirie
Power Qom 'Se
Justice of the Peace
Clarke
Ellie
Long
Beeidea
Fire damages East Patrick Street shop and adjoining property
A fire at 8 80 last night spread from Hull & Beloh store to the rear roof and window frames of the Fox property on East Patrick street. Firemen responded quickly with chemical and hose, subduing flames. Mr Fox estimates losses around 100 dollars covered by insurance, while Hull & Retoh furniture was evacuated unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alerm
Hull & Beloh
United
Henry C. K. Fox
East
Patrick Street
Hall & Retoh
Holl & Retoh
Rockville Fair Opens With Pony Parade And Races
A Lettered parade began Rockville Fair day with Little mice Margaret Jousa and Master Cle ments Offatt on Shetland ponies leading the procession Around the track Gypsy Red and Mysotis set a track record Governors Warfield and Rayner were expected but did not attend A morning ball game pitted Rockville against Hyatterilly with the main event scheduled for evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Fair
Washeld
Margaret Jousa
Clements Offatt
Governor Warfield
Benator Rayner
Gypsy Red
Mysotis
Rockville
Hyatterilly
Improvements Notice From Town District
The report notes rest and demolition on Eset Church area. Bowers alley under Mr Doug Hargett ownership is torn down with ground to be used for the alley. A cement pavement laid at Miss Rebecca Clagatt East Patrick street. Woman's College buildings repainted gray. Del Bros improvements ongoing. A new store to be ready for Gconpasey by October 1. Mr J J DIN West Third arenet plans new back building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eset
Ang Bowers
Doug
Jay E H. Hargett
Bimpoon
Bonth Markat Street
Woman's College
Rebecca Clagatt
East Patrick Street
del Bros
J. J. Din
West Third Arenet
Steetlog
Quarterly conference set for Wolfarilia circuit
Rev. W H Washinger presiding elder of the Pennsylvania Conference United Brethren will conduct the next quarterly meeting for the Wolfarilia circuit. Low round trip rates to New York via Pennsylvania Railroad. Account homes forthcoming of Wa J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Washinger
D. D
Pennsylvania
U. B. Dateb
Wolfarilia
Ab Wolfe
New York
Pennaytynols Railroad
Will case partitions widow’s claim and trustee appointment
Mary M Plummer seeks election between devise and widow’s dower in Reuben N Plummer estate in Frederick county Maryland. Orphans Court orders Samuel T Haffner as trustee, bonds, and directs election by filing within legal time. Mary M Plummer to forgo devise and receive one third personal estate as surviving widow after costs, with specific allowances to W A Hinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadgee
Jake
Lnts
N. Plemmer
Mary M. Stottlemyer
Miss Beottlemyer
Pimmaar
Font
Sameal T. Haffner
Mary M. Plomymor
Abel
Maryland
Mary M. Plummer
Mary M. Brottiemyer
Frederick County
Reuben N. Plummer
Mary M. Blottlemyer
Visit Notes Highlight Baltimore Delegations and Local Visits
A stream of short society notes lists residents visiting relatives in Baltimore and nearby cities. Names include Mise Gertle Gerlach, Miss Clare Bouroeter, Miss Laisa E. Gall, Miss Mollie and Lacy Holmes, Mrs. Ida Lewis, and Rev. Mr. Earl, among others, with movements between Baltimore, Washington, Hagerstown, Williambport, Norris town and Quokran ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Gertle Gerlach
Baltimore
Mise Badie Gerlach
Mre Clayton O Keedy
Church Street
Atlsatic City
Mica Berala Newport
Clare Bouroeter
Laisa E. Gall
Taermont
Biroy L Roelkey
Mies Tdmels Koge’sohits
Norristown
Ema Oberlander
West Third Street
Jobe G Miller
Washington
Lewis H. Willer
Patrick Street
Mises Mollie
Lacy Holmes
Fourth Street
Olver BE. McClow
Francia W. Heagy
Quokranville
Nusle
Jomo F. B. Heagy
Gustav Hardy
Acd
John L Michael
Patrick Attert
Earl
Catootia Parteh
Episcopal Church
Bross McGill
Tharmoot
Bed Spreads Go On Sale Amid August Blanket Bust
Local sale notes advertise bed spreads at low prices with phrases like wonderful values for now and enough for several days. The text mentions August blanket and a broken auglldig tag, indicating closeout stock and limited availability.
Law's Grip Reflects Youthful Offender Case
Raymond Eyler, 13, was arrested by Officers Hobbs and Herwig on a warrant issued by Mrs Harry Dovilbine for striking her with a broom handle. Justice Francie Smith warned reform or jail. Eyler’s family disturbances prompted neighborhood complaints and a call for behavior change. Teary disrupts peace as Housh Palmer Annie Dorsey Annie Fisher and Minnie Thompson were arrested for disturbing the peace. Judge Smith fined nine dollars and fifty cents for all but Annie Fisher who served eighty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Eyler
Hobbs
Herwig
Harry Dovilbipe
Eyler
Francie Smith
Justice Smith
Haoush Palmer
Annie Dorsey
Atnie Fisher
Micnie Thompson
Smith
Annie Fisher
The Village Parson at City Opera House
The Village Parson will be staged at the City Opera House with strong evidence of a major production. Performers and scenery are carefully chosen to ensure a powerful presentation, ranking with Human Hearts as one of the era's notable dramas this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
German Baptist Sunday School Convention at Grosmnickte
The Ministerial and Bundey School meeting in Middletown Valley discussed methods to grow church membership and sustain Sunday school interest. Mrs. Katie Fabroey spoke on "The Minister's personal influence" with Dr. Harry Fabroey presenting "Christian Workers Meetings" and J Welty Fabroey on "Remedies a difference in Sunday School Work."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Baptista
Grosmnickte Oharoh
Middletown Valley
Katie Fabraoy
Harry Fabroey
Christian Workers Meatings
J. Welty Fabroey
Man Injured After Fall From Hose Wagon Near Square
Charles E. Zellers fell while responding to a fire alarm and damaged ligaments in his left leg. He was taken to Dr. Pearre's drug store, treated by Dr. McQuurdy, and transported to his home on South Market Street. A flood in Shepherdstown, W Va worsened damage and burdened the town’s corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Zellers
United
Albert L. Pearre
Ira J. McQurdy
South Market Street
Frederick City Concerts Tonight At Braddock and Hotel Braddock
Ambiguous local notices list two performances tonight in Frederick City: a concert at Braddock joined by a group named Mountain and a separate event at Hotel Braddock featuring a noted act associated with a local cancer awareness cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Hotel Braddock
Frederick Oty
Pennsylvania Railroad Reduced Rates Adv
Notice lists reduced travel rates offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad with dates August 3 to September 1. It mentions tickets at sale and routes, and refers to specific groves and pages in the timetable. The fragmentary text names locations and a promotional period for discounted travel.
Hazardous sidewalk conditions reported in Bowers alley
The alley from East Patrick to Church shows bad repair with loose stones and mud splash from weather. A gutter board near the public school on East Church street is also loose and fallen, creating a risk that could cause injuries on a dark night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Alley
East Patrick
Church
East Church Street
Condemnation action and real estate sales reported
A jury of condemnation under Sheriff Martz will visit Knoxgilis tomorrow to condemn land for a road project, affecting Mrs Cora E and heirs. Charles T. K. Young sold the old store at Point of Books to Thomas Fisher for 1960. The Jamison estate store in Urleans was sold to J R Hen for 3200. A survey by County Surveyor Rafas A. assessed street grading ahead of future improvements as Mr W P Maulaby plans a new pavement. Texstan Committee meeting announced for 11 o clock tomorrow in the Geena Jery room to organize and plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martz
Knoxgilis
Morelog
Cora E
Balsimors and
Hia Road Company
Bps
Infante
Tores
Charies T. K. Young
Mra
Samuel Bickman
I T
Thomas Fisher
Urleans
Jamtaon
Charles B. Pont
J. R. Hen‘Anh
Rafas A
Wm P. Maulaby
Rio
Texstan
Hoan Oeanty Ree
Geena Jery
Court House
Funeral for Amy Rebsoon Siup Held at Cererville
The funeral was held yesterday from the late home in Cererville with short services, then at Utios Church led by Rev. G. M. Hench. Many relatives attended. Pallbearers included Ralph Stauffer Theodore Brantfer Harveymar Glenn Gramer Raymond Harper Boy Warreofelts. Interment followed at Utica cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director. A campaign seeks a citywide half holiday for merchants to close Wednesday noon to aid the Children’s Carnival at the fair grounds near Frederick City Hospital. A local merchant urged stores to join the half-day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Rebsoon Siup
Cererville
Utios Church
G. M. Hench
Ralph Stauffer
Theodore Brantfer
Harveymar
Glenn Gramer
Raymond Harper
Boy Warreofelts
Utica
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick City Hospital
Eagles Banday Excursion and Local Notices
Local pamphlet notes an Eagle excursion to Baltimore on Sunday August 26 with train from Frederick at 7:5? p.m. and return 10 p.m., round trip 1.60. Also advertisements for fall and winter apparel, a Baltimore dormitory rental for boys, and a Y M C A building fund drive due by September 18 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Baltimore
Frederick
Boya
Crawlay
Frederick College
Monumental
The
Eagles
Baltimore & O. RK. BR
Niagara
Baltisere Fia
Siagare Falls
Vallay
Notice of Fire Ordinance and Local Meetings
Attention is drawn to an ordinance prohibiting driving over hoes near the fire area. Frederick officers are urged to enforce it strictly. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to fire companies and citizens for prompt service during a store fire. Also notes Republican Central Committee meeting tonight at 8 in Central National Bank rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amorellan
Adl
Ong
Drises
Meidig & Miller
Notics
Ces
Gro. Ewn
Guta
Frederick
Repubitublican
Predesiok
Central National Bask Betalan
Onanizs
T. E. Youna
Little Campers at Maple Tea Tied to Veterans Event
Faded text notes David and P Winebreser with H ad iairs P nae E Tee aedy an spent yesterday at their Maple Tae ata thie etey. Veterans and Be Moreen veerans, ben. resolved on eon Veterans,-Ge Seen wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
P . Winebreser
H. Ad Iairs
P. Nae
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the Daily News
Miotory
Agricol
Britain
St. Bartholomew
Admiral de Colint
Latitia Ramotini
Napoleon Bonsparte
William Wilberforce
Hull
Ena Fund
London
Wilberforce
Theodore Hook
Gloucester
Maga
Charles H. Smith
A. fAmgeet
Wanaimever
SNES
Sore Wiseer
O. Gal
Bodock & Co
Cramer & Stauffer
News OF the
Westerday
Braddock Cottage
L. M. Nix Sera
Real State
Brehan
Minnie Kline Strock
Trinity
Trinity Churoh
Fair Grounds
Osrs
Pat- Hake Street
William
W.N. Jolliffe
John Paul Tyler
News OF the Churches
Kien
Debign
Tak Plummee Will
Tia
SY Hammer Leber
York, Pa
Niet
Eee
Pan Wobal
Madras
Hendrickson
Nedig & Miller
Nwnie & Willen's
SavuaDay
Sue
G.borge
Bane
D J A. A. Long
North Market
Alfred Ritter
Ofice—Court Street
Mit
Grat-cleas Mercantile Bus
Brock
Perusman
W. Franklin Street
Nerda
Dan Alleay
Mar
Wig A. Lowther Forrest
Anchitect
Offiqne
Charles Street
Balticors
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
C. L. Kefauver
Optical Specializt
Glee
Eis Baek
Ae ‘ Phong
Ebret
Wey Wankeyseran
Begant & Enwote
Fami
Morgar Cece
West Payrick Street
Rederick, Mda
Sappmotes
Citizens
NAT. Bank
Capital
Shephergetown
Shepherdetown
W. Va
Vennsylvania Railroad
Tiokete
Atiaos
Mortara Groen Peatel Reliweg
Gooddreaser
Edward Jamor
Grant, Kerien & Co
Oly Hotel Grill
Eurets Os
Besant & Knott
Maema Band
J. Taverns Thomas
An al IN Memoriam
Fred’k Oo
Sterling's
Hershberger
Wits
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