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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions figures connected to American history and politics such as Roosevelt and Cleveland, plus scattered references to senators and officers. An astronomical events note hints at moonrise timing, with confusing capitalization and broken phrases.
Various small ads list positions wanted items in a street market roster including Rast Patrick Street Second Street Umbrellas Launderers and school supplies A carnival event at Cramer's Oysters and a Braddock Casino window display are advertised along with Saturday bargains and free line specials.
Engineers and contractors survey the Chambersburg to Blue Ridge Summit electric railroad extension from Pen-Mar to Blue Ridge Summit a distance of several miles. The preliminary work notes a maximum grade of 4.88 percent with five curves expected. Right of way discussions are noted and construction may begin soon with rapid progress anticipated.
Reports from Frederick and nearby say Mrs Tanac Haller of East Patrick street is under treatment at City Hospital. Miss May Ridgely and Mrs W N Jolliffe, both from East Patrick street, recovered from operations and are doing as well as expected. Reverend Hedges of Middletown has recovered from a severe illness and is regaining strength to resume duties.
The Salvation Army hosts an open air meeting led by Frederick Goms at the barracks this evening and tomorrow evening. Sunday school for colored and white children starts at 9 30 with an afternoon program. An outing for colored children yesterday was a success. A boys versus girls baseball game ended with the boys winning 4 to 0 and prize winners for foot races, sack races, and other events are listed. An evening program with music recitations and Sandozer’s band features Jenn Phitlip Snoozer leading the event.
The program, led by Prof. Irvin Bieee, featured the Parsonage Church choir with Adolphus earcake reader voice and Prof. Sonne Edw. Smith delivering the address. Selections included Petpourri Joy to the Rambouee, Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, and a march from The Layters.
Thirty six cars left Harrisburg at 7:30 A M and, led by No 27, reached Frederick and moved through Market Street and East Church Street toward the New City Hotel, the tour headquarters. The event drew photographers, a baggage car, and a reception by Frederick Board of Trade while a collision bent a Mrs Ogle’s front axle, delaying her automobile.
Cardinal Cardinalibus will confirm a large class tomorrow at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Libertytown. He travels from Baltimore this afternoon with Rev Samuel Kevan to accompany the journey. He will later proceed to Montreal for the Eucharistic Conference and deliver the final-day ceremony on the topic of the Eucharist.
A fragmented notice lists property deeds in the Burkittsville district including transfers involving George M Ots and others to Walter Shoemaker and spouses. It also references a Brunswick estate with inventories for the Wim Hoffman deceased and marriage licenses for David Smooth and May Derflin ger, both of Alberton.
Young and Staley real estate loan and Insurance agents sold Ramsburg’s fine 112 acre farm near Lewistown to a private buyer on terms. Sheriff Charles J T K Young were among the principals. The sale titled the farm as one of the handsomest in the county and noted as a prominent property. Meanwhile, street oiling and paving work advanced in the city with Second Street and North Market Street blocks completed and more coats of paint applied to East AN Saints, South Market, and Clarke Place areas.
This item reports Republican candidate Warner Jr. traveling from his Kensington home to Middletown for a campaign visit. It notes a prior city stop and mentions Sheriff Grimes arresting Lewis J. Pluckard on a non support charge, with him turned over to Deputy Sheriff Morgan Runktles for Knoxville proceedings.
Bishop Murray of the Protestant Church resumes engagements across the diocese visiting Sobp'e and Walkeraville Harriott Chapel Catoctin and Stephen's Thurmont. He will extend his itinerary to engagements tomorrow and arrange funding for the ey. and will spend time with Ferick county and local parishes.
Mrs Lee will entertain at supper this evening at 7 thirty o clock in Urbana in honor of several guests. A small number of friends will attend at her residence.
A fragmented recap notes Panwal falling to Cleveland 3 0 in Boston while Bary Fanwell struggles. The line shows pitches and strikes with Cicatte on the mound giving up two hits and five strikeouts as the game unfolds among sport ads and chatter.
Frederick Board of Trade weighs locating a new plant for the Sussiension Roller Bearing company after an Oregon City visit. The venture aims to cut friction in vehicles and machinery by 50 to 75 percent, with capacity to employ about 1000 workers and serve auto and industrial markets. Proposals from Rochester Niagara City Sandusky Marion Michigan City and Frederick are under review.
Fragmentary local item mentions Bale Fine Peaches at Stckingham School Buckeyatown Maryland telephone connection school supplies and free lunch. Ad references September records and sale now on at Tra Besy Connan Nation with debts and board noted.
The bank announces a new banking house with burglar proof vaults and a special ladies room. It offers three meeting rooms for customers to transact business and detach coupons, with easy access and staff ready to assist. A Savings Department yields a percentage net under certain conditions, and tours of the building are available during business hours.
An old advertisement page highlights ready sheets, Hale ribbons, and various goods. It mentions a salon like display and items for babies and ladies, noting a luxury scent and toilet table products. The fragment hints at sale items and a store name Williamson's.
A busy Braddock Heights notice advertises a Thursday September 8 grand mask carnival at the casino and a sale at Busy Corner Specials with 108 page pamphlets, cleaning goods, school supplies and various household items priced in the market. It also mentions Braddock Heights events and local vendor names like Schmidt and Gilbert.
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