Purely Personal Notes From Local Residents
Purely personal notices list Mr Stanley Young departing for Washington and several residents visiting Baltimore Washington and Hagerstown. Individuals include Mrs Olars Chew Mr Albert Ritchie Mr Harry Lebhart and others visiting relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Numerous returns to the city from visits at Mountaine Lake Park Woodmont and Charlesville with new arrivals at Brightside Braddock Colony.
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Stanley Young
North Market Street
Washington, D. C
Olars Chew
Ben
Baltimore
Albert Ritchie
Misses Ritchie
West Church
Harry Lebhart
East Third Street
Washington
Lewis Riddlemoser
Baltimoras
D. Priceston Buckey
Hagerstown
Misa Blanche
West Fourth Street
William Ekugamanl
Court Street
J. T. Pies
Thobrd Street
Misa Alica Elizabeth Cramer
Charles Cain
Charlesville
Edward Craig
Washington, D.C
Clara Chew
South Carroll Street
Frank Strawsberger
Mountain Lake Park
W. Va
David O
Nelson Dishl
Sadie Zimmerman
Mies D. Hellen Ramsburg
Misa Crouse
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A compact column notes days ending summer next week promises September storms, the pioula season lingers in shady woods, and two August days remain before frost. It warns of cool nights likely frost and to look after flowers. Uncle Ethan laments noise, and a folk saying echoes about steamboats. A coat strike missed the same year as wheat shortage and butchers’ strike.
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Ethan
Steamboas
Death notices from Frederick County area
James Perrell aged 48 died in Dickerson of typhoid fever leaving a widow Anna and three children plus five brothers and three sisters. Catherine L Mussetter aged 53 died at home on West South street of consumption, survived by husband Oliver P Mussetter and three daughters. funeral today at 2 with burial at Me. Olivet. Robert Ridgley colored, 35, died at home on North Bentz street of multiple illnesses. funeral Tuesday at Quinn A. M. E. church.
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James Perrell
Dalla
Frederick County
Dickerson
Anna Perrell
Benjamin Bowen
Adamstown
Carrie and
Ray
E. D. Lewis
Boyds
James White
Park Mills
William Hinehart
Washington
Frank, Wiliam
Frederick
Olivet Cemetery
Robert Ridgley
North Bentz Street
Quinn A. M. E
Can't Ride on Trains 44S Horror of the Railroads
Mrs. Clark Fisher of New York travels by automobile to Cleveland after a Pennsylvania wreck two years ago that killed her husband. She cannot ride trains, has a chauffeur and valet, and praises her specially built touring car. En route via Baltimore she notes the beauty of the countryside and her comfort in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fisher
New York
Frederick
Cleveland
Ohio
Fischer
Baltimore
Fisher Ia
Sbe
Pennsylvania
Aseama
Lawful Arrests Reported for Disorderly Conduct in Brewer's Alley
In Middletown and Frederick City area incidents, several individuals faced disorderly conduct charges. Tom Lee paid a $3 fine after arrest in Brewer's alley. Laura Zedricka and William Garter paid $3 each or faced 30 days in jail. Victor Miner and Ann Smother, also charged, had fines paid. George Crane in Middletown received fifteen days for disturbing the peace. a coroner’s fine may be paid today as concealed weapon charges loom. Scott Roach fined $3 for disorderly conduct at the Frederick City Packing Company plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Lee
Deiter and
King
Brewer's Alley
Justice Ickstein
Laura Zedricka
William Garter
Janthe Haketein
Defauls
Victor Miner
Ann Smother
Brengle
Ywive
Justice Wood
Miner
Smother
Middletown
George Crane
Shorb
Crane
Thomas White
Corons
Scott Roach
King and Deiter
Frederick City Packing Company
Hawaa
Boys Temperance Association hears talks on Daniel life
At the last meeting Mrs Dr Bruce Thomas gave a foroaful talk on the life of the prophet Daniel responses to roll call included statements by Archbishop Ireland and Burgeone athletes and orators in favor of total abstinence papers on famous men who were total abstainers were read and discussed the next meeting will be Friday evening September 2 with important business and a larger attendance desired
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Boys' Temperance Association
Boys’ Temperance Association
Bruce Thomas
Daniel
Archbishop Ireland
Hymeneal Marrow Danningan Couple in Baltimore
Mr Wallaces S Marrow and Miss Annie Elizabeth Dannigar of Baltimore wed at St John s Catholic rectory on Saturday afternoon. Rev William J Kane officiated with Rev Francis E Craig assisting. The bride wore white chiffon over white taffeta with real lace. Maid of honor Miss Katherine Kane wore point Wesprit. The couple left on an extended trip.
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Marrow—Dannigan
Wallacess
Marrow
Annie Elizabeth Dannigar
Baltimore
St. John's Catholic Rectory
William J. Kane
Francis E. Craig
Katherine Kane
Local Market Prices Reported for Grains and Produce
Market notes show corn at 2.75 a barrel and 55 cents per bushel for shelled corn. Wheat No 2 red at 8 dollars, rye and oats listed, barley around 90 cents per bushel, damaged goods at 70 cents, flaxseed 55 cents per bushel.
Linganore Hilla Inn Vacation Beats Frederick Again
Linganore Hilla Inn Vacation baseball team defeated a Frederick opponent 11 to 10 at Linganore on Saturday afternoon. J. Toms pitched for Frederick, while Easterday pitched for Linganore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hilla Inn
Linganore
J. Toms
Frederick
Easterday
John Markell Taken to Baltimore City Hospital for Treatment
The Sick. Mr. John Markell, ill at his brother Frank Markell's Urbana home, has been moved to Baltimore City Hospital for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markell
Frank Markell
Urbana
Baltimore City Hospital
Fraud in Mill Deal in Philadelphia Receiver Sale
Original owner Moorhead objects to the Eastern Milling and Export Company receiver sale of mill property at East Waterford Jamats county to J C Murphy. Moorhead alleges an agreement voiding any stock issued to attorneys underwriters or promoters, claims the deed was recorded under duress, that no value was received, and that Murphy and Jackson fraudulently issued large blocks of preferred stock. Judge Holland confirmed sale to B E Adams for 1150 dollars plus office taxes and coal and accounts receivable.
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United States
Oironic Court
Philadelphia
Eastern Milling and Export Company
East Waterford
Jamats County
J. C. Murphy
Moorhead
Ross & Brenneman
York
Ita
Newton Jackson
Jackson
Atc
Murphy
Jackson and Murphy
Asme Casa
Holland
Devrse
B. E. Adams
Monument to Southern Women Memorial Urged by Confederate Sons
The United Sons of Confederate Veterans plan a memorial to the women of the Southern Confederacy praising their care of the wounded and steadfast support. Separate items note dances at Braddock Heights, a Loyal Temperance Legion picnic, a Frederick City Hospital resolution event, and planned pioneer gatherings at Mountaindale Pleasant Walk and Harmony.
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Sons of Confederate Vaterans
United Sons of Confederate Vaterans
Confederacy
Rhadesda
Atras Bas
Braddock Colonista
She Heights
Braddock Heights
Loyal Temperance Legion of Middletown
Frank B. Adama Company
Uncle Hez
Opera House
Frederick City
Dog injured after street accident cared for by society
A black dog on West Patrick Street was struck and badly injured. Matt Goldsborough, president of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, arranged care at Dr F W Smith’s veterinary stable. The dog is improving and may be claimed by its owner tomorrow. The society also urged livery stables to prevent cruelty to animals.
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Patrick Street
Matt Goldsborough
Boviety For
F. W. Smith
Six Months Marriage License Request At County Courthouse
A colored woman appeared at Anne Arundel county courthouse and asked the deputy clerk for a six month marriage license. She explained uncertainty about first marriages and said she wanted to be prepared when a proposal came. The clerk said only permanent licenses exist, and she urged to issue one “quick.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anné Arundel County
Raason
Middletown Picnic Draws 6000 to Valley Reunion
Six thousand people attended the nineteenth annual Middletown Valley reunion in Mrs. Young's grove near Middletown. Addresses were given by Rev. Dr. L. A. Manon of Cumberland and Rev. Chas. F. Steck of Frederick, with music by the American Band. Twelve refreshment booths operated on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Valley
Picnic at Piney Wood Draws Record Crowd
St Joseph's Catholic church picnic near Libertytown in Piney Wood drew over 1,500 attendees on Saturday. Many enjoyed dancing as music was provided by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Wood
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Libertytown
Frederick Select Orchestra
Sawelll Burned At Bennett Creek Property Loss
A sawmill owned by Gov. W. Paters And located on Bennett's Creek near Park Mille was destroyed by fire in the latter part of last week. Undertaker Mr. Peters stored coffins in the mill which were also burned.
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Sawelll
A&a Sawrotll
Reynollde for Congress Nomination by Cumberland Bar
De Warren H Reynolds of Cumberland bar is being pushed by friends for the Democratic nomination to oppose Representative Pearre Reynolds has not announced his position yet and is not committed to a course.
Sale Tomorrow At Kefauver Grocery Stock
Captain Walter Saunders auctioneers a sale tomorrow at 203 North Market of the Kefauver Grocery stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
North Market
Kefauver
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Notes
Summary of weekly religious activities across multiple churches. Fr Harrington leads a mission at St Joseph's. Fr F E Craig preached at St John’s on Thy Kingdom Come with services at 7 and 9.30 pm. Trinity Church South presented sermons on The Sabbath and The Rich Fool. M E Church topics included The Double Guarantee and Christian Loveliness. Quarterly conference planned at Dood. All Saints P E Church sermon titled The Everlasting Life. Sunday school set for next Sunday at 2. Sobleyville services led by Mr Gipin and Mr Sappington with Miss Jagi on organ. Braddock Heights pavilion concert drew a large crowd with Berths Ridgely, Lafayette, and Frederick participants. The Eternal City performed by Frederick Salad Orchestra with Adolphus Fearhake delivering a talk.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Manor
Fr. Harrington
St. John's Catholic Church
F.E. Craig
Trinity M.E. Ohurch
South
Dood
de McDowell
Pacific Coast
Sobleyavills
Gipin
Sapplogton
Biss Jagi
Braddock Heighte
Oastootin
Frederick
Middletown
Misa Berths Ridgely
Lafayette
Lod
Messrs
Will Font
Ralph Bowers
Tango Dust
Adolphus Fearhake
Delightful California Trip Merged With Rail Excursions
Local notice describes Soversige Grand Lodge I C C F meeting in San Francisco in September 1927 and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion fares from August 28 to September 10 1901 with return by October 22 1904. Stops in St Louis Chicago Memphis New Orleans and California Oregon Washington Idaho Assiniboia Alberta British Columbia listed. Niagara Falls trips from Frederick offered July to October 1904 with specific train connections and ten day return validity. Side trips to Toronto Rochester Thousand Islands available. Ticket agents provide full pamphlets.
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California
Soversige Grand Lodge
San Francisco
Cal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Chicago
Memphis
New Orleans
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Assiniboie
Alberts
British Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washingto
Baltimore
Camden
Niagara Fallens
Mt. Airy
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Rocheater
Gevers
Watkins Glen
Mauch Chunk
Susquehanna River
Lehigh and
Wyoming
St. Lonia
Gall
Baltimore & Ohin
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
N.J
Rehoboth Beach
Deal
Philadelphia
Died at Easton and a fire destroys a sheriff’s barn
William J. Shannshaw dies at Easton in his sixty second year while a fire consumes Sheriff Charles A. Miller’s barn near Westover. The period reports multiple local tragedies and a bank clerk charged with fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Shannshaw
Easton
Charles A. Miller
Westover
Walter Jenkins
Nelson Perkins
Warwick
Cecil County
Elmer Bartholow
Ohenspeake and
Ohio
Cumberland
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1904 List
A notice of advertised letters remaining at the Frederick city post office dated Saturday August 27, 1904. Recipients must call for advertised testers within two weeks or lose them to the dead letter office. Entries include Gentemen's List and Lanviss' List with numerous Misses and Mesdames listed by surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gentemen
Lowar Brandyburg
Frank R Buackey
O. G. Francia
Wm. E Garrison
Ralph D. Henry
John W. Jarricks
Wilward Murphy
Charlie Richardson
Lanviss
Public sale and local notices haunt Frederick area
Public sale advertised by Kefsaver Grocery Co. on Tuesday at 10 o clock from 203 North Market Street offering groceries and fixtures with auctioneers Walter Saundere and D. O. Brish. A park fete near Frederick City Hospital Wednesday from 4 to 5 p m features ice cream cake caramel grab bag oysters and deviled crake. Also notices for osteopath Dr. Bel Scamip at 365 North Market Street and various excursions by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to St Louis Atlantic City Ocean City and other destinations with special Maryland Day and Louisiana Purchase Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Atora Gooda
Kefsaver Grocery Co
Walter Saundere
D. O. Brish
Frederick City Hospital
Bel Scamip
365 North Market Street
Funeral of Franklin Page Burns Held at East Church Street
The funeral for Franklin Page Burns son of Mr and Mrs F B Burns was held yesterday at 2 pm from his grandfather Hiram R Heck 39 East Church Street. Rev Charles F Stack conducted services at the hus s and pallbearers were Fred Miller Gay Blackston and William and Walter Duvall. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Page Burns
F. B. Burns
Hiram R. Heck
East Church Street
Huss
Charles F. Stack
Fred Miller
Gay Blackston
William and
Walter Duvall
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Boteler Will Filed For Probate In Orphans' Court
The will of Dr. William E. Boteler of Middletown was filed for probate. He leaves all property to daughters Mary L. Beckley and Laura H. Boteler and frees William Clarence Boteler from paying large sums if he shows no unpaid service claims. Tennis Tournament Results In M C 4 Association Play Saturday yielded R Toms over Motter 6 4 4 6 0 case continues with semi finals today leading to a final for the cap won last year by Justice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boteler
William E. Boteler
Middletown
Orphans’ Court
Mary L. Beckley
Laura H. Boteler
William Clarence Boteler
Mi. Boteler
Tennels Association
R. Toms
Motter
Yellett
Toms
Maulsby
Jassies John Francis Smith
Justice Smith
Sale of Fine Horses Draws Crowd at Tusostora Farm
A large crowd including distant horsemen attended Mr. Carley deGarmendis a sale of fine horses from the Tusostora Stock Farm at the fair grounds this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Carley deGarmendis
Tusostora
Attraction at the Park Tonight
Moving pictures shown at the park tonight with admission ten conte. Bair Braid and Pompadour Rolla from Oombings featuring Mus F. T. Boones at 7 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus F. T. Boones
West Second Street
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The.daily News
John the Baptist
John Locke Mberal
Ldmond Hovte
Reval George
Portsmouth
Kempenfeldt
Holmes
Omer Wendell Holmes
Cameridge
Mas
Chaies James Napier
India
Oakland
Uwo—Brigham Lung
Salt Lake
Cin
Whittingham
George Fawertt Rowe
Wasaixaros
Tor News
Maryland
Toosd
W. L. Moose
The
Weather Bureau
E. Oburob
L. M. Smith Moving Pictures
the Park
New Fall
Doll Bros
A. Wicklesa Osrpets
Frank Rice
Rodock & Co
John Hendrickson
Meildig & Miller
Jant
Brrhiyfs
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Perpreis
Balta
Jobn Hendrickson
Watste
Clinton E. Main
Atala Drug Store
Oren
Clinton B. Mato
Neldig & Miller
Neldig & Millers
Toctone Sc
Madras Gingbana
Dreas
Neidig & Miller
City Hotel Grill
Vete Hotel Grill
Grab Balad
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
Wa. G. Basser
H. D. Baker
Prest
Wa. G. Zomerman
Samu. G. Dovaus
Asst
News OF the
William F. Fuller
Sacond National Bank
Second National Bank
Nia
Gen Dinine
South Market Street
Braddock
Brightside
Grand Union Ronés
Exual A. Wickless
Frask Rice
George
Rodock
Miso Prevsy
Paris
Baga
Ak Gate
A Terie & Sons
A. Rice & Sone
North Marext Street
Thomas P. Rice
Prederick County
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
RH. B. Smith
Surgson
Peddiers
North Market Atreet
WM. T, Boteler
Qcbder Nisi
Cfrrcuit
Frederick Conntm
George R. Dannis, Jr
Alynee
Montgomere
Orrison
Elizabeth Gr Rhaon
Ida W. Orrison
Sargeret Orrison
Jory
Sach Court
George K Dennis, Jr
Abova
Haffner
Frederick True
George R Dennis, Jr
Bomire
C. Shepherd
Cail
Breagle
West Seventh Street
Marisdan
Ehret
Besant & Knott
East Patrick Street
Atperiere
Frederick Gitr
Cara News
Fe B. Sapfington
Asvinieres
B. Sappington
TS North Market Street Newspaper
Alchie
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