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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
3
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PURELY PERSONAL. wwant Paragraph: About Those Who ome and Go. Mr. Wm. BD. risise was returned from a business trip to Brupswick. Misa Bische LaMonte, of Newark, N.S. is visiting friends in this city. Mr. W.S. Barrier and family, of Onedis, Wisconsin, are the guests of Mr. D. 3. Martz, south of Woodsboro. 'Mr. sud Mra. Bor. Dodderar, of Oak Orchard, wil leave e shortly for the South, where they will spend the win ter. ' Mr. Charles E. Knox and wife, of Farmersville, Ohio, who spent the sum mer with friends in Middletown, re turned home. Mr. Harry M. Grosz, for savers years with the Grangers' Mutual Fire Sncri stice Co. of Middletown, has resigned high position with that company. Ha yes accepted a position as cashier and bookkeeper with O. Thomas Kemp, this city nnd has entered upon his duties.
Mrs John Zeigler slipped on West Patrick street this morning but was not injured. Mr Charles Tracy on East South street was knocked from a B and Q engine yesterday afternoon but not seriously hurt. A remarried woman of Fouke town Washington county offers her two children for sale claiming inability to care for them. Dr Augustus Fraley is slightly better and several local residents are listed as ill but improving. A junior hall baseball plan forms with United Fire Company members to play Campsany First Maryland Regt. The Local Bart lists Tyson market quotes for corn wheat and oats. Charity Organization Society seeks contributions to aid cases of want. Live merchants advertise to outpace competitors. Newspaper HHCHIVE.
The trial of Charles E. Saylor for embezzling funds of United States Casualty Company of New York continues with jurors sworn and witnesses testifying. Various company officials and Saylor's associates identify policies and payments, while defense objections and subsequent testimony unfold as the case advances. Verdict later reached in a separate Fisher vs Baidler case, with Beidler awarded $46.57 after jury undecided.
Mrs Jace Delender formerly of Middletown invites guests to the marriage of her daughter Mary Elizabeth to Mr Harry M Wissinger on Thursday December 78 at 6 pm at her residence near Downsville Washington county. Mr and Mrs A O Bragonier of Bil fimora announce the marriage of their daughter Katharine B to Mr John T Lewis, occurred Monday November 27 1905. They reside at 112 Maryland avenue N E Washington DC. Osptsic A C Bragonier long served as postmaster at Middletown and his daughter is a Middletown native.
A. H. Etzler resigns as president and general manager of the Glade Valley Milling Co with mills at Woodsboro and Walkersville. The firm may shift to Bir. John Nicodamus and Albert W. Ecker in management. Kent Nicodemus from Walkersville is reported to become a stockholder.
Rev Fr Michael F Foley rector Ss Pauls Romeo Catholic church Baltimore will celebrate the silver jubilee of his ordination next Sunday and Monday Rev George H Tragesser rector St Anthonys Mt Marys will act as master of ceremonies Also reported Leg broken William Layer colored employed by M J Grove Lime Company Lime Kiln suffered a large stone fall breaking his ankle at the quarry
A half dollar car of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad, led by motor man Eugene Willard and Coadoctor Jobs Harsh, struck a wagon driven by Hezekiah Young on West Patrick Street. The impact damaged Young's wagon and the rear spindles of Onas Knock's wagon, while Young escaped with minor injuries. The collision occurred as Young attempted to maneuver around Knock's team near Bentz and West Patrick Street.
Obituaries from a local paper recount the deaths of Jonathan C. Grams aged 60 near Borkistshire after a yearlong illness. Eddie E. Murray 25, killed in a building accident at Tipton. Joseph D. Andes 70 with double pneumonia near Liberty town. Alice Noonan 20s of Covington typhoid fever in Pittsfield. and Mrs Martin Flock 36 with six children near Keedysville. Funeral details and survivors are listed for each.
News from Westminster reports the State Grange elected officers and adjourned. Senator John F Moore of Worcaster county voiced confidence about becoming Senate president. Roy J Freye died after a train accident in Washington yesterday. Governor Warfield reviewed charges against two Democratic Election Supervisors of Gharlea county but did not decide. James Wishard, 93, elder of Gearfoss, Washington county, died at home after general debility. widow and four children survive.
Arrangements for a subscription Christmas dance were made for Friday evening in the Masonic Temple. Chaperones include Mrs. Dudley Page Mrs. Glenn H Worthington Mrs. Chiaries W Ross Dr Mrs. Albert Pearra and Mrs. George J Ross. The last of a Frederick young men series was held at Junior Hall tonight with large attendance. The Frederick Select Orchestra supplied the music.
Charles Hare 56? married to daughter of local residents was fatally crushed at Boston Wharf while loading cotton for Woodberry Mills. Wagon two tons. horse reared, Hare fell, front wheels passed over head. Coroner ruled accidental death. widow and two children survive. Remains to be transported to Frederick for burial at cemetery.
A Frederick Town Historical Society meeting in the 0 D C rooms featured Miss Nellie Garrott presenting on the Conestoga Wagon and Miss Nettle Ritchie reading Thouwss on the Maryland Emperor. Shabag traced Conestoga origins while Dr Thouwss outlined Maryland Indian tribes and Powhatan era boundaries. The Ernest Darby Elevator at Semmes on the Potomac opened with about 6000 dollars in grain storage. W B Teohifely’s warehouse nearby was saved.
Santa Claus assisted by 100 children brings a festive program to City Opera House on Thursday December 21 at 8 pm. Hell & Mack present a cantata with Uncle Sam, Sante Otana, and ten nations in a grand night chorus. Admission 30 cents orchestra, 25 cents parquet, 15 cents gallery. Seats at McCardell's. Also features Christmas treats and toys from local merchants and an Art Club Christmas sale with dressed or live poultry orders.
A fragment shows multiple Baker family members and associates listed with roles such as president vice president cashier assistant cashier and various initials. The legible portion names J. D. Baker Wm G Baker H D Baker and others along with partial titles. The source reads like a board or officer roster from a financial institution with duplicated Baker entries and foreign/partial names.
Local ads showcase a flood of holiday goods from Beckley merchants. gaiety emphasis on candy, toys, dresses, umbrellas, hosiery, and Christmas blooms with prices and new stock at Reedig Miller and partners.
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