City faces ten year license tax case in Fredestak
City Attorney Levyent and special counsel for the city filed an answer to an injunction proceeding brought by Milton G Urner Jr to stop a ten dollar license tax on a practitioner of law. Urner argues the tax violates the bill of rights and state constitution. The city defense claims charter amendments allow the mayor and aldermen to regulate trades and vocations without infringing constitutional rights. Proceedings likely postponed until after the February term adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Levyent
Milton G. Wreer, Sr
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Wir
Urner
Abe
Q Court of
Appeske
Lcense
Clky
Aldermen
Fredestak
Frederick
Williams Arrested In Malicious Destruction Case
Williams, a colored man named Joe, was arrested by constable James Stach yesterday afternoon for setting fire to the floor and stairs of a Swalm row dwelling. He attempted to start a fire in the upataka room and fled to the cellar steps. He remains in jail awaiting grand jury proceedings beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tce Williams
James Stach
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Williams
Upataka
Jnatioe Emith
Joe
Purely Personal Notices
John H. Patgereco of Balttacore is spending several days in this area. Clarence Sawyer and Dr. Eser of Westminster are spending several days here. Mier fizzle Klein of Waet Falls visits Mr. Zchn J. Whit on East Fourth street. Miss Beth Roberts and Miss Slagle of Westminster visit Miss Kath erine Blagia of the Woman College. Mr. M. E. Miller of Indianapolis, Mr. F. H. Miller of St. Thomas Pa, and Mr. J. Gillian and sgn. Frank of Hagerstown, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Miller, Dill avenue, have left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Patgereco
Balttacore
Q Clarence Sawyer
Eser
Wastminster
Mier Fizzle Klein
Waet Falls
Zchn J. Whit
East Fourth Street
Misa Beth Roberts
Mlsa Slagle
Weatminster
Katherine Blagia
The
Woman
Murray-Emsburg Wedding Report From Doubs Parsonage
Hymenial notice states Silas E Murray of Doubs married Katie E Remeburg of Adame town at the Lutheran parsonage Doubs at 2 pm Thursday February 2 by Rev G W Millar. They will reside in Doubs with the bride’s father Washington Reneberg near Adams town and groom son of C C Marray of Doubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Emsburg
Silas E. Murray
Doubs
Misa
Katie E. Remeburg
Adametown
Lutheran Parsonage
G. Wm. Millar
Washington Reneberg
Adamstown
C. C. Marray
Funeral for Franklin O. Wiles Held at Home
The funeral of Franklin O. Wiles, child of George D. Wiles, was held yesterday at 10 o'clock at 239 West Patrick Street. Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle conducted services at the house with interment at Utios cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin O. Wiles
George D. Wiles
West Patrick Street
Osborne Ingle
Utios
Thomas P. Rice
Religious Services and Meetings in Boblyaville Churches
A condensed notice of Sunday services and meetings across Boblyaville churches. Episcopal, Presbyterian, Trinity M E, Lutheran, Reformed, Catholic, United Brethren, and Baptist groups announce sermon times, Sunday schools, communion, and weeknight gatherings led by pastors such as Rev. Freemon Dixon Rev. Woolf Rev. Hicketberger Rev. Eschbach Rev. Rudisill and Rev. Roop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
AIL Saints' Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church
T Freeman Dixon
Lh P.m
St. John’s German Reformed Congreestion
Trinity Reformed Chepel
H. Hicketberger
Baltimore
St.Johno’s Catholic Church
Tomor
W.J
Grane Reformed
E. L. McLean
Rav
J. W
Miracofe
Christi ‘Endeavor
Ss. L. Fraser
Fires Baptist Church
Hagerstown
W. EB. Roop
Ernealem
Ibs
Rpiscopal
Br. Rudisill
Madrag
Lodia
Rudipili
Rudiaill
Epworth League
Ida Miner
Desconess
Frederick
Delay in Brangle Sand Case Extends Seven Days
Mr Clayton O Keedy and Mr William P Maulsby for J J Dut sought and received a seven day extension from Judge John Motter to file an answer to the amended bill of complaint in the matter brought by Wm O G Birely and Georges S Rodock, executors of David M Brangle, deceased, due to Maulsby’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton O Keedy
William P. Mauleby
J. J. Dut
Birely
Georges
Rodock
David M. Brangle
Kenda
Brangle
John O. Motter
Maulsby
Fined for fighting at city car corner feud
Edward Fonan driver for the City Hotel was arrested after a street fight with James Bowers near the car corner. He was fined 360 which was paid. Bowers reportedly cut Fonan with a knife, and a warrant for Bowers was issued by Justice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fonan
City Hotel
Simpson
James Bowers
Justice Smith
Bowers
Frederick Art Club Delivers Noted Lectures On Leonardo Da Vinci
The Frederick Art Club met Thursday with many members present. A report on recent New York exhibitions by Miss Marie Ely of Pratt Institute Brooklyn impressed the group, and a study of the Academy Exhibition highlighted key pieces and techniques. Mrs Hancock presented a detailed paper on Leonardo da Vinci discussing his genius, versatility, and enduring artworks, including notes on the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
New York
Mian Mariel Ely
Prats Institute
Brook Typ
Goirgan & Student
L Aoch & Borough
Milan
Santa Marla Della Graze
Fresno
Artias
Icene
Theresia & Worderial
Elvert Hubbard
DaVicci
Oldest Yale graduate survivorship noted in obituary
Yale University lists 2 60 living graduates with Rev Joseph S Lyd of Iltingsbare Michigan the oldest born April 1808 as the sole survivor of the class of 1821 who moved from New York State to the West after preaching seventy years in Congregational ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Universty
Joseph 8 Lyd
Iltingsbare
Mich
Lekip
Mr Lord
New York State
Amontips Wealth Office Monthly Death Report
The January report by Dr F Thomas shows 14 deaths from Amontips Wealth Office. Deaths include 10 males and 4 females with 11 white and 3 black individuals. Age breakdown lists 1 over 30, 5 between 80 and 86, 3 between 60 and 70, and 6 between 70 and 85. Causes include sudden illnesses, paralysis, apoplexy, heart disease, diabetes, convulsions, meningitis, premature birth, urinary suppression, and contagions such as diphtheria and smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
The Most Popular College Songs Volume Issued
A new volume by Hinds, Noble & Eldredge collects college songs with words and music. It features favorites like Annie Laurie Swanee River and Old Black Joe. The collection, issued at 31-36 Went 15th Street New York, is well produced and aims to include most expected tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Annie Laurie
Swanee River
Atc
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge
15Th Street
New York City
Bork
Nose Broken In Collision During Junior Hall Basketball Game
During the first half in Junior Hall on Thursday evening Mr John Davis, standing near the fenced area, suffered a broken nose after colliding with Oden, center, who jumped over benches to reach the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hall
John Davis
Oden
Minatrel Show at City Opera House Delights Crowd
Gue San's Minatrels performed last evening at the City Opera House before a good sized audience. The vocalists and specialists drew considerable applause with naval themed jokes and many local jests cracked by the comedians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gue San
Ivocalinte
Trolley Carrying Figures For January Found
During January 350 passengers were carried from Fraderick to Hawarstown over the electric road and 865 passengers traveled from Hagerstown to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraderick
Hawarstown
Hagerstown
Frederick
Turnpike Members Meet for Promotion and Protection of Interests
The Maryland Siste Turnpike Association held its second annual meeting in the city grand jury room at the courthouse. Delegates from Frederick Washington Carroll and Howard counties adopted a constitution and bylaws to govern the association and pledged to promote and safeguard turnpike company interests amid ongoing legislative matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Siste Turnpike Association
Court House
Douglass H. Hargate
Inne
Brederick
Emmisab
Smithaburg
Westminster
Washington
Order of
Basiaser
New Spring Garments and Bargain Basement Deals
A fragmented sale listing outer garments in black gray brown and mixed tones with short jacket styles and coats for spring. Prices shown for skirts and shirts include several low and mid range figures. many items lost to adjustments. Also notes a bazaar fundraiser by United Fire Company, plus assorted daily specials and a Roosevelt era rail fare notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Local Bank Officials and Surplus Reported in Frederick
An OCR fragment lists Frederick Maryland bank figures with a capital of 100000 and a surplus. It names President J D Baker and vice presidents H D Baker and W M Zimmerman among several other officers and board members.
Frederick City Hospital Aid Society Forms Committees
The Frederick City Hospital auxiliary reports active membership at 75 after a meeting at the U D C rooms. Three committees were formed to supply linens and domestic articles visit wards and solicit fruit fish and donations and an entertainment committee to raise funds for a free bed. Mrs Ducie Wage chairs the tea committee for February 25 at the UW B O rooms with refreshments candy and a silver collection planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Getd
U. D0. C
Ducies Wage
Martha Washington
UW. B.O
Financed Year 1904 Report For Y M C A Members
The Otlicete present a 1904 financial statement for the Young Men s Christian Association detailing resources balance memberships and contributions sale of magazines and total assets plus liabilities including rent salaries and equipment costs. Tomorrow morning the boys of M O A will join a religious service with a Gospel program Rev Sir Fra of Pagerstowe will address the gathering and an orchestra will accompany. all boys over 12 may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Sancary
Tno-Dantal
I F. Tibbitts
Jaulter
M.O
Sir. Fraser
Pagerstowe
UNSULATING LIBRARIES EL W Mealey Presses County System
Edward W. Mealey of Hagerstown met Governor Warfield at the Annapolis Executive Mansion to press a county directed circulating library plan. He cited growth in Washington County libraries, 1901 book circulation, and farmer engagement, urging local control over library work and promising a written report on the system. John J White, ill at East Fourth Street, showed slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL W. Mealey
Washington
Edward W. Mealey
Hageratewr
Warfield
Annapolis
Hick
Washington County
Free Library
Fae
Maryland State Library
Mealay
Tarmere
Maryland
Mealey
State Library Commission
Baltimore Oa
Hia Strarta
Washington County Free Library
Newcomer
Measley
Washington Cononty Free Library
Caaniarg Factory Plan In Emmitaburg Discussion
M R Stanoliff of Philadelphia visited Emmitabugy this week to drum up support for a canning factory project. A meeting at Emmit House appointed J Stewart Angao Thomas Hayes EF L Frizzall and J Rowe rbier to inspect several Lancaster County factories. They will tour Tuesday and report at a public meeting in Epangier's Opera House at 7 10 pm on Wednesday evening February
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stanoliff
Philadelphia
Emonitabugy
Emmit Hones
Lancaster County
J. Stewart Angao
Thomas Hayes
EF L Frizzall
J. Rowerbier
Sheir
Haid
Epangier
Opera House
Wegrasday
The Work of Death: Two Local Deaths Reported
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Jackson died at home near Thormont on February 1 in his infancy. Funeral services were conducted at Utica by Rev H M Hench with interment in a nearby cemetery. D A Sharretts was the funeral director. Mrs Mary Martin High formerly of Frederick and widow of Joseph A High died at her niece’s residence in Harbor Park Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Jackson
Lester William
Vincent Jackson
Thormont
Utica
8. M. Hench
Frederick
D. A. Sharretts
Mary M. High
Mary Martin High
Joseph A. High
Mrs. Matthews
Horest Park
Baltimore, Md
Yeggmen Face Hearing Over Mt Airy Bank Blast
The yeggmen charged with blowing the Mt Airy Farmers Trust Co branch were given a hearing before Juatha Lewis at Mt Airy yesterday and were held for the Carroll county grand jury. State's Attorney Coy W. Steele led the prosecution and they were represented by Harry B. Welt.
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the Daily News
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Ata
Menti
Manis Philippe
John Maushill
Unita
Uomo
Quen Vietotsa
Tak News
Marylend
L. Mees
Fhe
Weather Bureau
Peee- Om
Hone
Deak
Bisitation
Bazar
Vienna
Harley Shoes
Spectala
Moving Picturea
A. EH 'Harrington
T.eying Miller
B.&o
Olsy Hotel Grill
W. Gaver
Obair
J. A. Lakin -Horshberger's -Herchberger
Burger’s Fond ' “Shipley & Boost
Obas
Houck
P. Tal
CFT
Crewee
Peticton
Muenang
Joe Williame
Koel
Aiha
Sunday Schools and Societies
Boblyaville
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Llensk. Lampe
Psat
Walter McDaniel
Mymn Afc
Oread
Henry B. Bamaburg
Honok
Archibald Fisher
Elizabeth Herman
Marguerite Knode
Acolo
Misa Daisy Fhomae
Pauline Suman
Mamie Olabaugh
E L Molean
Sii
Frederick Art Club
YALE
Josepe
Lord
Amontips Record
Maryland Association
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hbendrickson
Serpran
Mafia
Seta
John Hendrickson
United Basar
United Fire Company
Albert
Smith
Moet Prataeworthy
J. W. Gavan
Ohate. Com
Herchberger’s
Mies
Heronn Eergrr’s
Goa
Young
Geil
John O. S. Horine
Isanogle & Wiles
W.d Wines
Frederick County
Furey Co Fausgus BN
Bilokanaderter Typewriter
Goodagsaew
Appiss
Frean Oyatra
Poeltry
New Ne of Groceries
Provisionn
Fresta
Hleephaver
Seanad
Vincent Yixaning
Gallimore
Ohio
Roosevelt
Obote
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Baltimore Road
George
Rodeck & CO
QUN Big Store
Ubudrean
Bodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
Te Firm OF
VT Roe & Sons
Malita
Ald Stand
North Market Street
A .J. Fichelberger
California
A. J. Eioghelberger
MN. W. Cor
Bts
Frederick, Ms
Bartlett
Cecil & Gorman
Weat
Patrick St. Azention
Farmers
Besant & Enott
Kost
Patrick Treet
OL. Kefauvrer
Vprlgaall
Gov. Church and Market Sts. Frederick
R. H. E. Smith
NO. 6
Eart Church Birket
Ofice Telephone
Sidarly
Phtammar
Veal
Franklin Street
Raqtice Limited
Ryhear Moxz
Jhroat
Erick
Marasdawly
Market
Patrick Streets
Mz DE
WM. C. Botrler
F. B. Sappington
Newspaper AbHiye
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
Baker
H.D. Baker
Zimmerman - Uaskte
Samuel G Duvall
Aset. Cnabler
Yupar Jas. McBurrer Db
K. Konadver
Geo Wa. Baur
J.D. Barer
Jno
C.morren
D. AH. Haneugrr
Jonn
Ramasure
Thos
Haller
Wu. G. BakER, Jamra E. WacLkithe _ O. M. Troma
DaNign Bakiit
Nsrances OF
TEE YS
John J White
Eck
Caaniarg Factory
Emmliteburg
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