Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,176 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

3

Diverse 19th Century Local Disasters and Arts Plans

Obituary notes Prof Theodora Ascherfeld dies in Havre de Grace at 65. Fire destroys J E Walmsley store in Kent County. Four Virginia rowers drown in Rock Creek Md. Jacob Brill injured near Spielman Station. Drydock Deway sails to the Philippines. Emms Cornwell 12 killed by train on Annapolis line. F I Rhodes promotes National Grand Opera Company at Otty Opera House with stars including Duchess Dadley Miss Olga Man Hammer George Jenkine I E Kuehne Mile. Rose Sicardi and others. Subscriptions open at B McCardell’s. 48 seats reserved early.

Theodora Ascherfeld Havre de Grace Kent County J. Eadward Walmsley Virginia Rock Creak Somerset County Jacob Brill Spielman’s Station Washington County Deway Solomon’s Island Philippines Emms Cornwell Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line Railroad F. I. Rhodes Otty Opera House National Grand Opera Company Gertrude Dadley Duchess Dadley Olsra Man Hammer Jas Europe George Jenkine Kuehne Mile Rose Sicardi McCardell

Fortnightly Literary Club Holds Theatrical Tableaux Night

The Fortnightly Literary Club presented cleverly designed tableaux dramatizing poems by English and American authors. Members guessed poem titles on cards with a prize awarded to Nellie Garrets for the most correct guesses. A quartet performed When Love is Blind, followed by a mint tea and refreshments.

Tebleant Suthera Misa Nellie Garrets D. O. Winebrewer L. A. Burck Emily Maulsby Elinor Markey

Local sickness report lists residents improving

The Sick lists several residents with illnesses. Master Lawra Rice on West Third street is on the sick list. Miss Helen Urner has been sick but can sit up. Miss Bertha Shipley on North Market street is much improved. Mamie Conrad is quite sick at Exist Sixth street. George A. Zeigier on East South street is improving after sickness. Elizabeth Zeigler on East South street can sit up after being sick. J. Garry Grove near the city has typhoid fever and is able to sit up. Charles Fagan on West Patrick street was seriously ill and somewhat improved.

Lawra Rice West Third Street Helen Urner Bertha Shipley North Market Street Mamie Conrad Exist Sixth Street George A. Zeigier East South Street Elizabeth Zeigler J. Garry Grove Charles Fagan West Patrick Street

Christmas entertainments at Presbyterian Sunday school

The Presbyterian Sunday school will hold a Christmas entertainment on Monday evening next at seven o'clock. The event aims to celebrate the season with a program for attendees and participants from the church community.

The Presbyterian Sunday School

Double wedding at Newton Trundle home near Feagaville

The Newton Trundle residence hosted a 2 PM double ceremony for daughters Katie Boyer and Lillie Regina Trundle, wed to Archis Thomas and Carroll Nall respectively. Rev. A. Hedges officiated as guests praised the brides in white silk with bridal roses.

Frances Eagle Petersville A Hedges Middletown Nail Brunswick Thomas Pennsylvani Bennswick Ess — Wachter Misa Esta Wachter Gend Elijah Wachter C. W. Hess Bethany Lutheran Church St. John’s Lutheran Church Harper’s Ferry W. Va Tromp Martinsburg Davis—Grimes Thomas Richard Davis Fountain Frederick County Addie Lee Grimes Browningeville Montgomery County Fa E. Pareonage L. A. Thirlark

Master Storm injured by wagon wheel at cemetery site

Master Frank Storm of South Market Street was struck by a wagon in Me Oliver cemetery on Wednesday afternoon, mangling a finger on his left hand. Thieves broke into Richard Bopat’s hennery on West Seventh Street Wednesday night, stealing a golds and breaking a chicken’s leg.

Frank Storm South Market Strass Oliver Cemetery Richard Bopat Seventh Street Fina Golds Wysudotta

Dr. Simmons Operated Upon

Dr. T. W. Simmons of Hagerstown underwent bowel surgery at Washington County Hospital last night. Surgeon Dr. Bloodgood from Baltimore arrived by special train, assisted by Dr. William Neill of Charlestown and Dr. O. S. Schaller of Hagerstown. The operation was successful and the patient rallied.

Simmons T. W. Simmons Hagerstown Frederick Bloodgood Baltimore Western Maryland Washington County Hospital William Neill Charlestown O. 8. Schaller

New Year's Eve Service at AU Saints' Episcopal Church

A New Year's Eve service will be held Sunday evening at 11 o'clock at AU Saints' Episcopal Church. Special music will accompany the service and after midnight the choir will sing the Hallelujah Chorus to usher in the new year. The last midnight service was for the opening of the twentieth century.

AU Saints’ Episcopal Church

Fatal buggy accident claims John Hagan near Sample's Manor

John Hagan of Sandy Hook Washington county fell from a buggy near Sample's Manor and struck his head on a sharp stove fracturing the skull at the base of the brain. He died Wednesday afternoon. He was about 30, a clerk in Baltimore and Ohio offices at Brunswick and later yardmaster there.

John Hagan Sandy Hook Washington County Sample's Manor Baltimore and Ohio Brunswick

Law's Grip Sees Clarence Holst Bond For Assault Case

Clarence Holst appeared before Justice O C G Eckstein on a charge of assault and battery against Cletus Fogle at Le Gore. After testimony, Eckstein set Holst in $100 bond for his good behavior. The item also notes market figures from Tyson’s market quota including corn oats and wheat prices.

Ulder Clarence Holst OC. G. Eckstein Cletus Fogle le Gore Justice Eckstein

Man Recovers From Colt Kick Injury in Tuscarora

Carlos M. de Garmendia of Tuscarora county is rapidly regaining use of his right hand after a colt kick caused a serious injury. He suffered a broken hand and other injuries but is improving with treatment.

Carlos M.de Garmendia Tuscarora Mem- Dar

Remembered Sick Comrade at Ox-Fibre Works

John McGill of East Fourth Street, a black room employee at Ox Fibre Works, who has been confined to the house with rheumatism, was kindly remembered at Christmas by his fellow workmen. Activity in advertising makes activity in business.

John McGill East Fourth Street

Personal notices of visitors and locals in Frederick

A long list of individuals visiting or staying in Frederick from cities such as Baltimore New York Washington and Newark includes De E I Schmid Miss Seasia Wolfe Mr Richard T White Jr Rev Jobs K White and many others. Several residents travel to Philadelphia Brunei and Hagerstown while Dr J Harry Stauffer of the Maryland General Hospital speaks at Christmas.

Geme Baltimore Roger Wickham Washington Banche Shipley Frederick Middletown Leo Wineberg Lexington Charles M Klraosfe Bagaretown Ois Wolf Wm Rhoderick North Market Street John T. Best Bullcort City Thomas Baskes Market Street Patisadelphia Charies E.S. Webster New York Katharine Slagle Weetmin[aber Sadie Zimmerman East Second Street Mollis Mullinix Newark Ohio Frank Goodman West South Tarrest Brunewick Harry H. Boib West Onerch Street Havre de Grace Samuel Wertheimer Cambar Isnd Depauty Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr J. F. R. Beagy Garrysburg Elete Zimmerman Charlesville John H. Holderate East Marietts, Ps Regina Bodock Hart Neady Hagerstown J. W. Etracofe South Market Street Carrie E. White Lse and Capell Kansas City Missouri 8. Keefer Phreeger West Patrick Street U. B. Church

County Correspondence from New Market Highlights Holiday Visits

Local notices list residents and visitors from Baltimore Washington D C and Pennsylvania including Mrs Blentlinger Sheridan Miss Wood and Miss Russell. Several families from Mount Airy Frederick and Montgomery County are shown visiting and hosting during Christmas and New Year celebrations. Church services and New Year's events are noted at the M P and Trinity M E churches with a 2 o clock afternoon program.

Jennie Wood Baltimore M. P. Wood New York Eliza Russell Clifton Sponseller Mount Airy George Sponseller West Virginia William D. Hopkins Lawrence Downey Frederick Dorsay Adams Washington, D.C Keller Pennsylvania Susan Waltz Lizzie Willis Lititz Edith Utz Montgomery County J. W. Downey D. E. Stane Emmitsburg Issac &. Razsell Sdies Annie Russell Henry KR. Russell and Family B. B. Randle

Iron Foundry Sold and Name to Change in Frederick

The Montrose Iron Works of Frederick has been sold to parties in Washington DC and Pennsylvania. The company will be renamed Frederick Iron Works and capital will be doubled. New owners include Robert Hoss and W T S Divens who will manage and bookkeep, with Derla as general manager. The move aims to expand equipment and employment.

Montrose Iron Works Frederick Washington D. C Pennsylvania Frederick Iron Works Robert Hoss W T.S. Divens Divena Fredarick Plact T. M Divoens T. Divens Derla Tha Foundry I$fe

Social World Family Reunions and Local Weddings

A holiday note from Clarksburg and Damascus covers two family reunions at the Grimes home near Clarksburg and the Boyer home near Damascus, with dinners, games, and gatherings of extended kin. Also reported: the fifth anniversary reception for John A. Calbert and wife at Point of Rocks, plus at Shookstown, Patman dinners with friends. Other items include a junior class Christmas series in a dance hall, a Red Men’s Hall Brunswick dance, and a Christmas dance at Masonic Temple with the Fraderick Select Orchestra providing music.

John A. Calbert Point of Rocka Bes John Golbert A. J. Golbert R. W. Trapueli C. W. Wright J.q.hyder J. Sigeroose M. M. Miller Harry M. O. Waller Luis Wright W. T Lb. W. Patmen Shookstown Exix Summers G.H. Patman Airs J.¥.Patman John J. Patman A. E. Warner Harry Mohler May Willams G. J Rirs Keefer Summers Ozcar Patman Roy Patman Misa Virgie Summers Exima Flannigan Sunior Sozeee Evelyn Jordan Red Men’s Hall Brunswick Yraderick Select Masonic Temple

Freemason and Daughters of Liberty Elect New Officers

The Frederick Council No. 115 and Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty elected officers for the coming year. Frederick officers include O H. Alburgh and James Herbert as vice presidents and Henry J. D. Gagan as recorder. trustees include Robert A. Bennett. Mountain City Council named Miss Mary McDonald as supreme officer and Mrs Annie M. Dyer as associate officer among others. Obippswa Tribe No 19 and other groups also announced new officers such as Eli G. Haugh as Prophet, Jon W. Gaver as sachem, and John Wood as chief of records.

Onicers Frederick Je-O A. B. Rager Wm. Mehrling William C. Smith Robert A. Bennett Henry J.D. Hague E. H. Albaugh State Council R. A Bennett HO. Smith R. A. Rager Mountain City Daughters of Liberty Mary McDonald A.O Annie M. Dyer V. O Kooy M. Smith A. V.O Thomag S. Lipps Charies T. Kline A. R.S Faood L. Engelbrecht F. S Daisia McDensid Henry E. Cremer Faunis M. Eader J. G Edward M. Eader O. G Rebecca Haller Jacob L. Engelbrecht Thomas Obippswa O. BR. M Heidi Inet Eli G. Haugh Sachem Jon. W. Gaver Sagamore E. L. Miller Janior Sagamore John Wood John H. Bennett H. EK. W. Storm J. Henry Lampe

Sunday School Entertainment at St John’s Junior Hall

The St John’s Sunday School held a lively program in Junior Hall with 225 pupils present. Santa Claus and children performed in winter pageant In Winterland. Performances by Madeline Hon Ernest Kennedy and Margaret Brengle drew applause, as Pauline Herkins and Louise Schley sang and recited. Santa distributed candy at the end.

St. John’s Sunday School Brank Staley Santa Claus Madeline Hon Ernest Kennedy Margaret Brengle Pauline Herkins Louise Schley Santa Olaca

License for Wedding in Baltimore for Walker and Adisr

A license for the marriage of Dixon O. Walker and Lillian T. Adisr was issued in Baltimore. The record lists them as widower and widow. No ceremony date is given. Walker, formerly a Frederick County and City resident, has lived in Baltimore for about three months since his wife Georgians Walker died roughly a year and a half ago.

Baltimore Dixon O. Walker Lillian T. Adisr Frederick County Georgians Walker Baltimora

Linde Company to Present Rosa Linde at YMCA Friday

Entertainment at the YMCA Music course will feature Rosa Linde the famous contralto and the Linde Company. The Schenectady Gazette praises the artists saying they were never heard in concert in Schenectady before.

Bryant Divorce Petition Filed in New Market

Mrs. Annis M. Bryant through attorney J E R Wood files a BI for divorce from BR Turner Bryant. The couple reportedly married in New Market, this county, on October 22 1902, by Rev David May.

Annis M. Bryant J. E. R. Wood BR. Turner - Bryant New Market This County David May

Cole’s Cavalry Reunion Held in Baltimore on January 10

The Cole's Cavalry reunion of the First Maryland Potomac Home Brigade will be hosted by Col. George W. F. Vernon in Baltimore on Wednesday evening January 10, marking the forty-second anniversary of the Loudon Heights battle. About 75 surviving members are expected, with Union and Confederate veterans among guests. Governor Warfield may respond to the toast The State of Maryland. The St Paul’s United Brethren choir in Hagerstown performed cantatas The Eternal City with soprano Nadine Prevoss Allen and organist Guy Kline.

Cole's Cavalry Cole First Maryland Potomac Home Brigade George W. F. Vernon Baltimore Loudon Beighte Vernon Hig City Union Warfield State of Maryland St. Paul’s Walted Brethren Church Hagerstown Guy Kline Nadine Prevoss Allen Keefer Phlaeger

Special Meeting Called by Mountain City Lodge

A special meeting of Mountain City Lodge No. 29, K of P, is called for Fries night December 29 at 7 PM to receive dues. Also noted are ads for night school courses, a Winston eye specialist visiting the Emergency Hospital January 3, and travel promotions for Florida and other resorts via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with tickets on sale through April 30, 1906.

Franklin Brrest Ngee Frederick City Hotel Aarsidawly Foster der. Wm. Tarun Baltimore Mountain City Lodge T.S. Eaper D. C O. A. Landis Florida Baltimore & Ohio RR Georgia Carolinas Nassau Harans

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily News Thomas A Becket Canterbury Becket Wormas England Henry I Thomas A France Rome Hern Esparters Exipa Pinto Eaplerer Lisbon F. M Wasamreesom Epada TEE News Moons Weather Bureau YEW Adyver City Opera Rane Bonsa Soal Naticn Maslin Sa Sigia Myer's Livery Commissioners Street Commissioners Street Commissioners Wm. Tarun Troxell & Font Doll Bros Plaza O P. Bennett Naeidig & Miller -Cramer & Stauffer News OF the Renue Feagaville Trundle Newton Brandie Parce A. Hedges G. Waring Tyson T. A. Griffith T. A. Blentlinger Sheridan Jenois ¥. Angell Heough Hoffman Belle Hill Washington, D. C M. P. Church Trinity M. E. Church South M. E J. H. Balthis J. Monros Rice Kmr F. Orebs Edward Orebs Maggie Grebs J. L. Falconer Tatmilles Bureitisville R. Ezra Karn Doodavills New Company Frederick Iron Works and Humalness Hececofore Bampersa John E. Grimes Clarksburgh Jittia Violet King John E. Grimaz T. Grimes E. L. Grimes Monrovis Reginald W. King Wm. B. Grimes J. Bahrman Grime Jesse Baker L. E. Balle J. C. Lyddard Gracie Jessie Grimes Frances Grimes Elsie Balle Mays Ruth Hing Hosalie Sod Mary Baker Masters Floyd Wildon Walter Grimes Edward Grimes Marshall Eaile Homs Brilton Boyer Damascus Boyer Martish J. FE. Boyer Snd 3. W. Boyer Cadar Grote Georgem. Boyer Washington Grove Granville Kinsey W. Roby Boyar W. C. Hyatt Kemptown C. H. Bartletts W. E. Boyer Washington, DC Aoden Citizens' National Bank Citizens’ Nat. Bank Frederick, MD D. Barker WH. G Baker WH. G. Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall Jenor Jas. McBarasr D.E. Keracrer Gro. Wa Sutra D. Baxer Jepex Jso C. Mottram D. H. Haraerr Joks Ransevre Tuos H. Halies C. M. Tecmas Ws. G. Bakes Dastre Bares Joan Hendrickson Costs Capes Salis Janes Sik Coc Govers Portieres Iobh Hendrickbor Neidig & Miller George Rodocte Orr Rodook Thos, P. Rice Joms Prior EAST_ FOURTH STREET Morgan Cecil West Patrick Steet Morgan Orcil W. Patrick Bt Ka Pert Christman Egma Belant & Knott She City Hotel L. Kefauvee Uiequal Epecalist Cor Church and Market Fredariar H. E. Peterman Mayzsdiy E. Refauver W. Church Street Médiy Globe Company Chestnut Street Philadelphia Positon Buckingham Industrial School Bezin Ilbearne Advertising Agency D. T. Ordemar Divdst P. O Dzrdas FB. Sappirgtor Ghristmas Ordna China Shan Manufaturer Bos Door Cley Mall Nemig & Miller Broxell & Font West Patrick E. L. Schmid Giizsce’ Nat. Bank Building le E. Nullevia TBE Great Rug Sale L. E. Mulliniz N. B Govers and Portieres In
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication