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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1907

Page

3

Professor Shepherd Dies Suddenly in City Hall

City Register Ronard Clarence Shepherd, 72, fell on the second floor of City Hall yesterday at 5 35 pm and died minutes later, likely from a heart condition. Formerly a teacher and held city posts for six years, he had been working on tax levy preparations with Joba Bisar when the incident occurred.

Cleopatra Egypt Alexandria Fitz John Porter Porter Raphael Semmes Alabama Mobile Africa New Hampshire Coast Line Ned City Register Ronard Clarence Shepherd Oty Hall Balug Das Prof Shepherd Hlahoms West Third Street Joba Bisar

Remarkable Death of Prof Shepherd After Opera House Work

Prof Shepherd, a noted mathematician and city official, collapsed during a postwork incident at the Opera House improvements. He died shortly after at the headquarters. funeral arrangements set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church with interment in Olivet cemetery. The Mayor and Aldermen held a special meeting to plan resolutions and funeral attendance.

Prilca Maynard Shepherd Shegherdstown W.va Tobe Baltimera Frederick College City Register Edward A. Gittingar Water Peak Gittingar Instone Ansaherman Salata Edward O. Shepherd, Jr Brooklyn Clinton W. Shephard City Art Episcopal Church Ms. Olivet Smith Olly Register Shepherd Wilcoxon Messra. Wilcoxon, Lowenstein Hahn Btaguccessor

Obscure Rail Accident and Local Obituaries Chronicle

Reports from Chewaville detail a sloop in a wagon and a train strike harming Sylvester Williams with likely death. Peter Kellay, a 60 year Canal employee, lies dead in a boat. Mrs Suean R Johneton, widow of John Johneton, dies at 81 near Sodpoint. Frederick Walls, noted dentist and postmaster at Mullogton, dies after illness. his lengthy public service is noted.

Sylvester Williams Fae Atreck Chewaville Wil Peter Kellay Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Waatand John Wirt Randall Msg Suean R. Johneton Ohn Johneton

Salt for Damages in Peetersville Assault Case

Wyndham Johngoo, through Jacob Rohrback, sues William Mano for damages over an assault alleged during a family dispute in Peetersville. The plaintiff claims rib injuries and other harms from the incident. Also noted, Mr D Columbaa Kemp, president of the W F and G RR, travels to Columbus, Ohio to purchase an electric plant and equipment pending expert review.

Wyndham Johngoo Jacob Rohrback Mano Peetersville Parchaan

Local notices of residents visiting relatives and friends

A string of social notices lists A Kemp Keefer, Miss Mary Beckley, Milton Lowanstein, Blanche Roderick, Harry Orrison, Ella Keefer, Rev Dr Charles Steck, Marian Smith, Miria Evans, Jonnie Helm, Harry Griffith, Earnest Bantz, Alice Bowers, Robert Young, J W Kiracore, John Bookey, Mrs Ward, O O Ausherman, Helen Delaplains, Hobart, Mrs W H Coblentz, Teresa Bell, Ostherine and Elais Eltel, Mra A M Landauer, Cora Fahrney, Misses Ziegler, Mrs David O Thames, Miss Mabel Schmidt, Martin Harris group, and Rev Fr John Rodook, all noted as visiting relatives or returning from trips from multiple cities including Atlantic City Washington Baltimore Augusta Waynesboro Jamestown and Camberland.

A. Kemp Keefer Atlantic City Mary Beckley Washington Milton Lowanstein Baltimore Blanche Roderick Thia Alley Harry Orrison Higarstown Hladly Misa Ella EB. Keefer Ciyl Charles F. Stecklana Famaily Gattynburg Parisa Marian Smith North Market Street N Vieit Adamstown Miria H Evans Patrick Atest Virginia Jonnie Helm Doub O. B. Willard West Patrick Street Harry Griffith A. S. Hunichan Earnest Bantz Patrick Stroat Alice Bowers West All Stars Marsinsburg Wa. Va Robert Young New York Edward J. Winebrenar Esat Southatraat J. Ww Kiracore South Markeestreas Augusta County John Bookey Mra Ward George Brderuck Eley O. O. Ausherma’an W. QC Krise East South Spa David O. Thames Allen G. Quynn East Patrick Street Mabel 0. Schmidt Wm O. Schmids Mast Third Street Martin Harria Ceresville Epsits Jack Hamarjck Waite Oak Soho House E.H. Welsh Jennie Wieland Camberland Ainter John T. Moore East South Street John J Rodook Jamatoa West Indies George Rodook

Democratic Nominees Headed to Middletown Safari

Democratic nominees Judge Crothers Isaac Lobe Shane and Dr Joshua Hertog will visit Frederick tomorrow morning on their way to Middletown for the big Middletown picnic. They were named by Frederick county Democrats at Rockville yesterday and urged to attend.

Frederick Judge Crothers Issac Lobe Shane Joshua W. Hertog Middletown Frederick County Rockville Ir O. O. Magruder Coart of Appeals Baltimore Gatomobiles Plains

Local man Frey survives self harm attempts near Waynesboro

J Luther Frey of Wolfsville disappeared Monday morning and was found wandering near Waynesboro Pennsylvania. He attempted to cut his throat with a pocket knife and then tried to drown himself in shallow water. He appeared despondent and was taken into custody by relatives and neighbors for evaluation. Doctor says he may be moved to Montoursville for treatment and reports he has been wandering and eating little.

J. Luther Frey Wolfsville Big County Waytresboro Waynesboro John Cresgar Frick Works Frey Ainduoted & Small Wayessboro Dr. Smith

Maryland Day at Jamestown Exposition Promises Grand Festivities

Maryland Day at the Jamestown Exposition on September 12 is billed as the fair’s biggest, most brilliant event with national significance. The program features Governor Swanson of Virginia, President Tucker of the Exposition, Admiral Scholey, and senators, the grass organ and brass, and the singing of Maryland songs. A reception at the Maryland Building and a Maryland Day review of troops are planned, with 25,000 registrations and over 100,000 visitors anticipated. There will be a tent for overflow and the Maryland Building highlighted as a centerpiece of hospitality.

Maryland Avery United States William Pinkney Whyte Mayor Smith Frederick Francis Boott Key Warfield Expdsaltien Vialtora Hss

Skidoo Wing Wins 2 1/2 Mile Pace at Rockville Fair

At Rockville fair the 2.27 pace was won by Skidoo owned by Dr and W Smith of Frederick. Myron O collapsed near the grandstand during heat three and was withdrawn. Finish in heat three was a dead heat between Skidoo and Robert D. A concert at Thurmont will raise funds for the Episcopal church with Slegie from Weatminster, Enright of Frederick, and Burok of Frederick.

Skidoo Wing Rockville Fair Skidoo Dr. &. W. Smith Frederick Myron O Rbert D Thurmont Frederick Mannerahor Episcopal Church Misa Slegie Weatminster Miss Enright Robert Burok

REFrozr OF THE CONDITION OFF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

The Frederick Maryland Citizens National Bank reports its condition as of August 28 1907 with resources totaling 4 726 049 35 and liabilities 4 246 518 68. Cash assets include United States bonds 100 000 00 and securities 2 534 987 56. Liabilities show capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 300 000 00 and deposits 2 414 421 55 with unpaid dividends 452 60 and other items such as due to banks 4 417 85 and accrued interest 16 763 7 recorded.

Citizens’ National Bank Frederick Maryland Anenat U.S U. S Appr

Crowd At Rockville Fair Draws Democratic Parade

Large turnout from Montgomery Frederick Howard and visitors from Baltimore Washington Virginia and Pennsylvania filled the Rockville Agricultural Fair venue. Democratic candidates led a horse drawn parade to the grand stand with Governor hopeful Austin L. Brothers and others. Attendees enjoyed fair foods and well contested races.

Wate Rockville Montgomery Frederick Howard Baltimore Washington Virginia Pennsylvania Saveryone Woodaboro Brass Band Fraderok County Sicket Parriageg Austin Lrothers Joshua W. Hering Cemperoller Iana Lobe Straus O. QO. Magruder Court of Appeals Col Spancer Q. Jones Blair Lee Edward O. Peter Democratic Party Robert G Hilton State Central Committee Hattersley W. Talbott Stook Maryland

JON P. HENDRICKSON DRESS TRIMMINGS SALE PROMISES VALUE

JON P. HENDRICKSON offers a broad dress adornments line with Vanlos end Fillet Laces nets and tulle hints. Black and white dress nets and waist nets in varied widths appear alongside blankets and jewelry. Sale discounts boost value on blankets, lace, ribbons, collars, and shirt waists with substantial savings noted across multiple items.

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Local Masonic meeting and funeral notice and transport ads

Members of K of P lidg meet at the K of P ball 1 30 p m Sunday to attend the funeral of Brother Shepherd. Labor Day Excursion schedules from Market and Fourth streets with multiple round trip times and fares. Various local ads include fish and seafood, hospital visiting hours, vehicle price lists, and Niagara Falls excursion details through Frederick and Washington routes with return validity and side-trip notes.

K.of P Lidg K. of P. Ball Brother Shepherd QO. E. Haturr Labor Day Dara Corner Market Fourth Streets Baltimore & Ohio Niagara Falls Fraderick Exomalon Tleketa Washington Baltimore Ommden Palats Mt. Airy Washington Junction Lehigh Valley

Braddock Heights Friday Dance and Tennis Tournament

Regular Friday night dance at Braddock Heights tonight with half hour intervals. A mixed doubles tennis tournament starts September end at 10:08 am at the Country Sund. Cups are on display at Lee Relch & Co store. Club open to the public during the tournament with a buffet luncheon and round trip fare of 10 cents.

Braddock Heights Braddock Haighta Isays Ovary Tabor Lee Relch & Co

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