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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
2
The News asks readers to report any irregularities in receipt papers without delay to ensure accurate circulation records and maintain trust in the newspaper.
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Miss Sarah Snyder died at 5 45 pm at Mrs. B F Baylor’s home in Woodsboro of heart failure and dropsy in her 7th year. Funeral held today at 11 am from Mr. B F Say bor’s home with Lutheran rites. Emma Baget, 53, died at Montevas Hospital and was buried in Knoxville Reformed Cemetery after Lutheran service in Petereville. C Winebrener infant son of Mr and Mrs George H Winebrener of Baltimore died aged about 6 months and was interred at Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Calvin B Thiraton, about 50, died in Hagerstown. active Republican worker known in Frederick.
The funeral of Mrs John J Stanp was held at 11 from her home near Oreagerstown with services at Evangelical Lutheran church conducted by Rev J A Asper. Interment followed. pallbearers named. E E Black funeral director. A second funeral for Sr M Dolores Atlee began at 10 in Conant chapel with solemn high rites. Fr Kane celebrant and Fr Kavanaugh, Fr O Rourke, Fr Smith assisted. Interment in Convent prov enyard. pallbearers listed. Also noted are local illness updates on Ira Tyler’s improvement and John E O Thomas’s typhoid condition.
Mrs. Harry O. Hull this city has been visiting in Baltimore and has returned.
Court records show Arthur W. Posey jailed or fined for assaulting A. S. Lough at Lime Kiln. Henry Clark Maggie A. Brane and David O. Branner faced bastardy indictments with guilty or guilty pleas. George D. Pryor and George H. Koogle received sentences, while jurors were sequestered as trials proceeded.
A column notes a bright mix of items from a coal man’s happiness to a predicted very cold Christmas. It jokes about ice men, a playful line on hugging girls, and a quip about a rubber stomach developed by New York surgeons. Christmas dinners are a topic of thought.
The Woman's College Conservatory of Music held its annual recital highlighting piano violin organ voice and chorus programs. Seniors and top students including Misses Kaster Mace Ensminger Lewis Zimm erman Taylor Macs and Markey performed with praised technique and expressive tone under instructors Miss Grieg Diehl Osborn Thatcher and Beckwith.
Miss Carrie Banker daughter of the late David Banker Westminster Maryland and Mr Raymond L Frizzell son of Mr B Frizzell Catonsville were married last night at Union Square Methodist Church Baltimore Rev J P Wright officiated The couple were accompanied by Miss Gertrude Crawford and Mr George L Brown Miss Banker was a nurse at the Baltimore Eye and Ear Hospital The couple will reside in Monrovia and traveled to Philadelphia after the ceremony Also Mr William Fraley and Miss Julia Beavans wed at St Johns rectory by Rev Fr Kane Deputy game warden Henry Turner appointed by the clerk’s office and market quotations from H M Cramer and Co listing grain and corn prices.
Grace Church plans to install the Hatey organ with 12 stops and pneumatic action. Andrew Carnegie pledged half the cost and members raised at least one thousand dollars toward the $2,000 balance. Delivery expected late December, with installation and inaugural services to follow in January.
The article details Harrison Wagner of Maryland and his attempts to secure a retired assistant surgeon status and a pension via Congress. It notes affidavits filed by Mrs. Wagner, questioned authenticity, and a House Military Affairs committee report finding records inconsistent with Wagner’s claimed service. Also mentions Stambaugh’s New York stenography appointment and a Boys Temperance Association meeting in Court Street.
A cluttered ad page lists merchants and products in Frederick including eye care by Dr WM C Boteler at Citizens' National Bank area, piano and music items from Al Bireny's, Cecil & Gorman, and Smith, plus Christmas decor, china, lamps, and rugs. It notes Meado wly Eye, ear, nose and throat care visits and a Rug Bale featuring Oriental designs.
Local merchants promote a wide range of holiday items including stationery toys dolls games tea sets and novelties. Gavar and Lanvis urge shoppers to inspect silver jewelry watches and china while carriers advertise nickel wares appetite for Christmas decor and gift items at several shops.
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