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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
4
A condensed review notes a college for orphans in New York burned, the Great Republic destroyed, John A. Logan's death, and a Chilean earthquake disrupting Tacna. The fragmentary item references a range of 19th century calamities and prominent figures in a brief, catalog-like format.
Reported incidents include Mack Wintred jailed on a cruelty charge after striking his wife Molla with a hoe and posted bond. Charles Kally fined for rough conduct, tramp Fleming jailed over disorderly behavior, and a group of men fined for a street fight on West Patrick Street.
Thomas Yeskie Heras Br Yeakie brother of ex hosior Aquilis Br Yeakie and cephaw of the Inte Col Georges T. Cline arrived in this city this morning after a delay in Pittsburgh due to a wreck. He plans to travel to Indianapolis and Chicago to settle his uncle’s catats before returning to this city to make it his future home. He has been away from ship city for eleven years visiting his sister Mrs. Kate Thomas.
Funeral service for Mrs Edzybsth D. Grove was held at her residence on Goerch Street with Rev Ingle officiating. Pallbearers included Prof Gastge Edward Saulth Holmes D Baker and Adolphon Festbeke. interment followed at Mount Olivatermasary. Funeral director C C Carty coordinated arrangements.
Seata Schlag Repidiy presents the popular musical comedy Pif Pat Poof at the City Opera House tomorrow night. Advance ticket sales show strong demand as Frederick residents rush to secure seats, predicting a large, enjoyable performance for Braderick audiences.
The United Brathran Sunday School will present a Christmas entertainment this evening at 7:80 o clock. Residents are invited to attend the program and enjoy seasonal readings and songs.
Company A of the First Maryland Regiment heads to Baltimore for a night drill at the Fifth Regiment Armory where Governor Warfield will present marksman trophies. Thirty-five men qualified for enrollment, with notable performance by Company A beyond prior records. The unit will begin indoor rifle practice January 6 and holds public demonstrations weekly. Sergeant James E Givens directs February training as the company departs for Baltimore at 4 p.m. over the B&O. Captain Markey and Lieutenant HB S. Kefauver attend county militia meetings to discuss new militia laws. The company returns to Bas azréay the following morning at 10:29 a.m.
Members of Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar met in the Masonic Temple at noon to toast Grand Master Henry Warren Bugg. The ceremony praised the order, chivalric ideals, and fellowship while expressing loyalty to the temple and its founders.
Mr Morgan McKom of New York State will deliver an address in January as part of a tour across the Southern States. He is a Cornell graduate and New York Law School alumnus licensed to practice before the U S Court. The visit includes engagements with the L ZL branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and a planned appearance at Women's College Hall. Friday evening features an entertainment by Senator L T L of this city with a silver extension to follow at the dest.
The Franklin Stock Company arrives at City Opera House for a week of performances led by Br Burgess aiming for high quality shows. Critics praise the company for its scenery and stage effects with a special production His Sissex's Honor opening Monday evening.
Large crowds attended the Brown From Maine Court Company performances at the City Opera House yesterday afternoon and last night. The farce, titled a reviewer favorite, delivered heavy laughs. The Bijiu Barbeau Family also performed in the afternoon and evening.
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company received a new central exergy multiple switchboard and several telephones. The board is being installed in the new exchange building.
A long list of names shows relatives and friends visiting in the city for Christmas. Residents from New York, Baltimore, Washington, York, and elsewhere are listed as spending holidays with local families and attending gatherings.
Frederick and interurban railway employees presented superintendent George B F Anderson with a gold watch. Elgar F McQuardell gave a freezer of ice cream and large cakes to employees of the Frederick and Inter-Urban Railroad. Henry A Haka's Sunday School class sent a mahogany parlor set to him.
The notice reports Mrs H J Krise of North Market ebreat is improving while Mrs Charies Graser of Erss Third Street undergoes treatment at Olsy Hospital. Edwin A Warfield of Chicago, trustee of the late Col George T. Gilne, comes to Frederick Tuesday evening and meets with O% E Otine.
Earlston L Hargett son of Mr and Mrs Douglass Hargett receives the Hossnour gold medal as leading scholar of the Male High School class of 1910. The notice notes advertising activity impacts and emphasizes steady effort.
The fragment lists multiple obituaries and funeral plans. Ella W. Condon of Chicago dies. relatives named in Maryland and elsewhere. Charles Hyland of Montavne Hospital dies. Martha A. Thompson buried in New Market. May Louise Strinar dies at Baltimore home. Brush Works closes until January 3.
Notice announces an election to be held at the Frederick Banking House in Frederick Maryland on the 9th day of January 1908 from 10 to 12 o'clock noon. The purpose is to determine contributions for the benevolent fund of the bank for the current year. WM G ZIMMBRALSN serves as cashier.
The week ended December 25 1907 lists property deeds marriage licenses and brokered business in Frederick County and nearby towns. Notable deeds include John F Silne to Harvey F Got sind Angist and Elizabeth J Holter to Albert R B Holter, with prices from 1 to 9 109. Multiple marriage licenses are announced including Charles Ed Englisr and Carrie Bartha Lantz and John D Hann and Lola I Bell among others.
The forthcoming musical revue Pitt Patt Pon by B.C Wattney plays at the City Opera House tomorrow night. Audiences can expect a lively variety show with numbers like I'm So Happy Dolly Dimples The Ghost That Never Walked Under the Goose Tree and many others. The program promises harmonious entertainment and zestful tunes for a one night engagement on Friday December 27.
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