Personal notes from Hagerstown area residents
Purely personal items list visits and holidays of local residents. Ora Belle Adame stays with Mrs Earp in East Second street. Edna House visits Tiffin Ohio with aunt Mrs M V House. Edward Moberly and wife return to Westminster from Frederick. Louies Grove moves to South Cumberland living with her son. Claude Moberly visits South Market Street parents. Routzahns visiting Renneburg family in Springfield Ohio. Nicodemuses of Lancaster Philadelphia and Pittsburg spend Christmas with Hii Nicodemus in Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Belle Adame
Hagerstown
M.D. Earp
East Second Street
Edna House
Tiffin
Ohio
M. V. House
Edward Moberly
Westminster
Frederick
Louies Grove
Calvin Grove
Brunswick
South Cumberland
Claude Moberly
Freeport
Long Island
George Moberly
South Market Street
John H. Routzahn
Middletown
H. B. Geiser
Charles
Robert
Philadelphia
Earle M. Nicodemus
Pittsburg
Hii Nicodezay
Elm Tree Farm
Buckeystown
Brief Bits and Seasonal Snippets of 1904 Wit
A compact collection notes holiday mood and local quips. It jests about New Year resolutions, tax, sickness, and charity with colorful regional dialect lines. The tone imitates a community humor column reflecting year end sentiments and small town life.
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1903 List
The Frederick post office lists unclaimed letters as of Saturday December 26 1903. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters before two weeks lapse, or the items go to the dead letter office. Crex T Lemay's List includes M C Belt Ernest Fry Daniel Jones Luther G Lawis Charlen Presto W F Quickey G R Levedys. Lapres' List includes Mrs Mary Barber Irene Dawnon Miss Gladys F Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Crex T Lemay
M. C. Belt
Ernest Fry
Daniel Jones
Luther G. Lawis
Charlen Presto
W. F. Quickey
G. R. Levedys
Lapres
How to Prevent Croup for Small Children
Learn early signs of croup, including hoarseness before the attack. A day or two of hoarseness may lead to a sore cough. Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly when hoarse or cough appears to dispel symptoms and reduce danger. Sold by A. L. Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
A. L. Pearre
Religious Services and Cantata Roundup in Local Churches
A Sunday of varied worship across churches with sermons from Rev. T Freeman Dixon Rev E S Todd and Rev Eschbach on topics including The Dawn of Duty The Immutable Providence and Vision of World Wide Peace A cantata The Holy Infant impressed audiences at Evangelical Reformed Church and St Johns Catholic Church hosted masses Sunday school anniversaries and Christmas events with medals awarded for attendance and donations. Grace Reformed and other congregations announced catechism and revival plans and a well received cantata directed by Prof Smith featured soprano Miss Moberly and Mrs McCardell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Steck
O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Christ
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
St. John
Trinity M. E. Church
South
To'clock
Rose Lindasy
Agnes Gaither
James Beard
Daniel T. Ordeman
Grace Reformed Church
BE. L. Mobson
Paranty
Lindsey
Henry Y. Brower
Reading
Fred. Fisid Boliard
Holy
Miss Moberly
Mrs. McCardell
Misa Ross Birely
Bethlehem
Prof. Smith
Sleo
Locust Point Collision Kills Brakeman Grumbine
A two engine collision at Locust Point yesterday afternoon killed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight brakeman Charles P. Grumbine. He was 30, stood on a car top, was thrown by the impact, his left leg severed, and died after hospital treatment. He left a wife and three children, residing at 1524 Light Street. Grumbine had long worked for the railroad and was son of Enoch Grambine and nephew of J Alen Grambine of Brad dock Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Point
Charles P. Grumbine
Baltimore City
Grumbine
Light Street
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Enoch Grambine
J. Alen Grambine
Braddock
County
Funeral for August L Boteler Held at Tre Street Residence
Funeral services for August L Boteler were held at his Weat Patrick street home at 2 pm. Rev E R Eschbach led the rites with active pallbearers Arthur Potts L S Clingan David Castle Daniel Hanshew John H Abbess and George A Gilbert. Honorary pallbearers included John Hi Bennett David Kolb George W Vanfossen FP Marion Fankle Charles M Hagan and Joseph W Gaver of United Steam Fire Co., of which Boteler was a member. Interment followed at Met Olivet cemetery with W H B Etchison serving as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August L. Boteler
Weat
Patrick Street
E. R. Eschbach
Messre
Arthur Potts
L. S. Clingan
David Castle
Daniel Hanshew
John H. Abbess
George A. Gilbert
Messiz
John Hi. Bannett
David Kolb
George W
Dennis M. Danil
Dennie M. Daniels
South Market Street
Daniels Aro
Tom Locage
Daniels
Bakerton
W. Va
Lutheran Church
Daniela
A.S. Moler
Wr. Link
John Daniels
Shepherdstown
J. E. Barns
Silver Springs
Harry E. Mondy
Chailes E. Reed
Cumberland
Millard F. Jenkins
H. E. W. Storm
Harry 8. Daniels
Dennis M. Daniels
Bousie H. Daniels
Bia
Mt. Olivet
Harry L. Glessner
Harry Livingston Glessner
Wm. T. Glessner
East Sixth Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
United Steam Fire Engine Company
U. S
Augusta
Whilliam
Sunbury
Pod James
Henry A
Bolivar
This County
Charles E
Bolokow
Harlan
State of
Washington
Runaway Inmate Captured Near Point of Rocks
Escaped House of Refuge prisoner Harry Pearl aged about 13 years was captured two miles from Point of Rocks by Sheriff Young after three weeks on the run. He was found in the mountains then arrested at pistol point and taken to await return to the Baltimore facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Point of Rocks
Harry Pearl
Sheriff Young
Pearl
Baltimore
Liberty
Frederick
Isil
Hymeneal Links Solomon Rosenour and Baltimore Bride
Miss Belle Rosenour daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernhardt Rosenour of Baltimore married Sidney H Solomon of New York in Heptasopher Hall at 5:80 pm. Rabbi Henry Schneeberger officiated. Bridesmaid Rosie Stern and ushers included Abraham Rosenour G Rosenour B Rosenour and Victor Friedenberg. They will live in New York after a South trip. Solomon works with rug manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon—Rosenour
Belle Rosenour
Bernhardt Rosenour
Oillow Avenue
Baltimore
Sidney H. Solomon
New York
Cathedral
Preston Streets
Henry Schneeberger
MoOuli Ab
Mise Rosie Stern
Frederick
Abraham
Mrs. Solomon
Mr. Solomon
Social world highlights at Frank Hargett party
A West Patrick street gathering honored Mr. William Ennis of Barkittaville with floral decorations and supper by Caterer Long. Attendees included Mrs. Legg Miss Beasia Hargest from Baltimore and Dr Hargets of New York amid a festive chafing dish party hosted by the Mannisbys for Mr. Morton Kimball of Wisconsin. Fr Craig of St John’s led Mass at Montevue Hospital and gifts were distributed to inmates before a breakfast at City Hotel. The Thea Madelry goods house presented J D Hendrickson with a Haviland chop set via their spokesman Frank Hook on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acman
Eader
George &. Macmann, Jr
Schenectady
N. Y
Bessie O. Hader
Cathedral
Baltimore
Lewis O'Donovan
Grovesiam
Frank Crouse
East Church Street
Thomas H. Haller
Misa Little
Our City
Crouse
Frederick
Frank Hargett
West Patrick Street
Wm. Ennis
Barkittaville
Long
City Hotel
Mrs
Manisby
Morton Kimball
Wisconsin
Raymond E. Toms
Marian Johnson
Nettie Ritchie
Fr. Craig
St. John's Catholic Church
Montevue Hospital
Father Craig
Thea Madel
Toes Amputated At Emergency Hospital
Mr Frank Phebus of New Market had the toes of both feet amputated at Emergency Hospital on Saturday afternoon by Dr J W Downey of New Market. Phebus had frozen his feet in Howard county about two weeks earlier while visiting his brother who lives about 13 miles from New Market.
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Frank Phebus
New Market
J. W. Downey
Phebus
Howard County
Market Quotations From The Local Mart Item
Mountain City Mill lists today a range of grain prices. Queensland corn is three dollars per barrel and 50 conte per bushel for sheliad. New corn ranges from two to two dollars and twenty five cents per barrel. Wheal No 2 red stands at two thirteen. Steamer at seven twenty one grams per bushel. Rejected grain at sixty per bushel. Oats quoted at forty conte per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Sick residents Mauda Lease and Harry E. Chepline recover
Mauda Lease who has been ill for some time is able to be out. Mr Harry E Chepline who has been very sick at his home on West Third Street is able to be out. The rest of the item appears in Tazawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Mauda Lease
Harry E. Chepline
West Third Street
Geo. W. Smith
All Saints’ Street
Little Coast
Qgents
London
Jon N
Deaths and notices from a regional Baltimore area paper
A sequence of death reports outlines the passing of Dennis M. Daniels aged 75, Harry L. Glessner aged 20, J Luther Schildtknecht aged about 63, Clara Lonine Beard aged 25, Mrs Leonard Haebaugh aged 55, Peter Tracey aged 78, Mildred May Keller aged 12, and infant James Millard aged 1 year. Other items note Henrietta Offutt’s death at 71, the will of Thomas Mullinix, and a festive Christmas tree display at George W. Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Millard
W. W. Kelley
Brunswick
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Mit
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Rev. Lyons
Financial figures row from OCR transcription
A sequence of monetary amounts presented as 5.000 00 7,780 64 188 00 100,000 00 200,000 00 71,509 07 100,000 00 appears without context. No names, dates, or organizations are provided to define scope or source.
Fires damage Odd Fellows Hall and multiple regional incidents
News items report a fire at Odd Fellows Hall in Boonaboro and multiple regional events including Laurel Run wreck burials near Cumberland, Baptism of Arthur Douglas Foster Jr at Annapolis Executive Mansion, burial with honors for Rear Admiral Erwin White in Annapolis, a probe into oyster vessel brutality claims, a fire at Friedenwald Company destroying a ballistic manuscript by Professor Alger, death of Mrs. Susan Hoover in Boonsboro area, and Rae Rose’s arrest aboard the McDonough in Annapolis on robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Boonaboro
Laurel Run
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Arthur Douglas Foster
Smith
Executive Mansion
Annapolis
Erwin White
New York
Naval Cemetery
United States
Rosa
Chesapeake Bay
Friedenwald Company
Baltimore
Alger
Naval Academy
Susan Hoover
Shrason Hoover
Obewaville
Thomas Schlosser
Boonsboro
Rae Rose
McDonough
Making a Name in Music in Indiana and Cincinnati
The Indianapolis Sentinel praises Misa Ankah Leona Rudy daughter of Prof and Mrs Rudy of Indianapolis. She has drawn attention in Cincinnati where she has performed in major musicals and studied voice piano and theory at the College of Music under Lino Mattioli Albino Garno and Dr Eisenheimer. She plans to return home December 24 then travel weekly to Cincinnati to continue her studies and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Misa Ankah Leona Rudy
Mra
R.B. Rudy
Middletown
Mies Anka Leona Rudy
KR. B. Rady
Cincinnati
Miss Rady
College of Music
Lino Mattioli
Albino Garno
Eisenheimer
Rudy
Calf with Three Legs Draws Auction at Dowd's
A farmer near Boyd's in Montgomery county reports a two to three legged freak calf born seven to eight days ago having a missing right front leg. The animal is healthy and well developed. Auctioneers Clabaugh and Breads will sell Mary A Wolfe mortgage real estate at Dowd's including 27 acres with a frame dwelling shop and a mill, plus household goods and eight horses for Wm. L. Heuser of Doenb's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Livthham
Boyd’s
Montgomery County
G. M.D. Clabaugh
Court House
Mary A. Wolfe
Dowd's
L. M. Breads
Wm. L. Heuser
Doenb’s
Ninety One Years Old In Middletown Widow
Eliza Rady aged ninety one celebrated her birthday on December 22. Her neighbor Mrs. Ann O Schindler aged ninety six ranks as the town s oldest resident still in good health. Also notes a doll winner, a local organizational election, and local farm goods for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Rady
Middletown
Jacob Rady
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Mexico
Wilkinson
Arnold
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Thomas Habington Macaulay
Juan Prim
Spain
Prim
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Isabella
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Amadeus
Octave Feuiller
Darts
Francis Asbury Roe
Waszisateon
Maryland— Fair
W. L. Moore
Wenn
Siete Hichelt
Bartholomay
John Mitchell
ENTS
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Bben
Maas
Montevue
Tazawe
Grim Reaper
Clara L. Beard
Clara Lonine
Samovel Beard
Thormont
Leonard Haebaugh
Peter Tracey
Smithsburg
Washington County
Mathias
Wolfsville
Pater
Columbus
Forville
Mildred May Keller
Mildred May
Harlan E. Keller
Midgetown
Reformed
John W. Pontius
Multinix
Thomas P. Mullinix
Orphans’ Court
Mollie P. Moultinix
Citizens" National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Maryland
U.S
Securitien
Allons Banka
Seepeere
Louto
Sahoo
Contta
Trus Pentes
Ngs
Batlonut Bank
MaRyLann
WM. G. Uhmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P. Correst
James McOsherry
James BE Walker
D. Baker
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Joan Hendrickson
Clinton E. Main
Main’s Drug
North Market Street
Clinton E. Matin
Graduate Pharmaciat
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Ory Hotel
OIGAR
George
Rodock & € C
6&H
Rodook & CO
A. T, Rice & Sons
A T
RIO & Sone, I
North Market Bireet
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas PF. Rice
Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Peer Prederick County
Carre Streets
okGalt
Principe DE Gales
Joe Wrighthoseberry
Robt, Burns
Henry Clay
EL Podesso
CINCO
Tom Keene
Garcia
Cabinet Council
Briah Brothera
B. E. Remaburg
Abigail
Brisk Bros
Tree Bine
A.B. Yeakle
A. R. Yearle
J.M. Newnan & Co
L. E. Mullinix
N. B
Ouar
Hull & Reich
Ingersol
Iascas
Hull & Breicb
T. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Masonic Temple
Ed Vlaawily
Nicodemus
Frederick Donats
China
Dc. dc
Sappingtor
North Market Strant
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