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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
3
Personal notes of visits and stays in York and surrounding towns
Local residents report visitors and travels to and from York Pa and nearby communities. Names include Miss Lida Motter Grace Neidig Dr Woodward J A Kidwiler J W Eiracofe and many relatives visiting in Chambersburg York Baltimore Frederick Woodstown Beck eystown Ada(n)stown Yellow Springs Wilmington and Braddock with relatives and hosts across multiple streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.a.kidwiler
J. W. Eiracofe
Atraa
Chambersburg
Lida Motter
Grace Neidig
Dr. Woodward
Westminster
O. W. Miller
Farket Street
Emmitsburg
Margarets Young
Yellow Springs
Charles M. Gramer
West Fourth Street
Wilmington
Del
M. C. Getzbaugh
Harrist Devilbiss
Lydia A. Devilbits
Lawistown
Jane Summers
Bred Dock
Brief Bits and Local News Highlights
A collage of short items covers social notes, weather hints, and local curiosities. Mentions St Valentine's Day, a moon eclipse tomorrow, and light musings on life and resolutions. Reports include two henhouses hit by a dog, a farm sale in Petersville to Edward Herring for 10300, and varied paint advertising from Devoe products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hoss
Olarke Place
Hemery
Edward Markell
West Patrick Street
Mesare, Cramer & Stauffer
Stephen M. Ball
Petersville
Geres
Edward Herring
Jefferson
Rail line charter changes and two cent state rail fare bill
Baltimore to Hagerstown railway charter changes proposed with new incorporators and a broad authority to issue stock and bonds. A Kent County member introduced a two cent per mile rail fare cap bill with penalties and revenue sharing to local school funds. Delegates also push gifts to minors restrictions and bequests to Frederick and Middletown churches. Senate approves September Defenders Day holiday, despite Judiciary Committee opposition to a prior House bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Crane
Kent County
of Mary— Land
Cald
Pracs
Sshol
Sro County
Cass
David M. Brengle
Grace Reformed Church of
Frederick
Annatherine Albaugh
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Middletown
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House Bil
Court Adjourns After Afternoon Session of Court Cases
In the circuit court cases were heard yesterday with Judge McSherry and associates Presiding. Verdicts included 500 and interest for Flook Gaver Cove in a case of assumpsit and 180 for Davis in a horse sale dispute. other actions involved promissory note, breach of contract, and a separate motion for a new trial. Court adjourned to tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Osmphsil Farconing Company, Limited
Lydia F. Garter
Carter
McSherry
Associats
Motter and
Herderson
Cyron F. Flook
Joseph W. Gaver
Fiook, Gavar & Cove
Fidelity and Casualty Company
New York
Az Sotion
Assampsit
W. H. Thomas
Hiram G. Thomas
John LL Rontzahn
Thseddeus M. Biser
Zachariah G. Thomas
W. Barry L. Davis
Oursler Resigns From Frederick & Middletown Rail Line
Mr. William Oursler, longtime general superintendent since the management change last fall, resigns and leaves Frederick for Baltimore to join a steam railroad after accepting a petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oursler
William ©. Oursler
Frederick
Local market quotations for corn wheat and gas
Waring publishes buying quotes with corn at 2.15 per barrel shelled 43c per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 600 steamer 72a per bushel rejected 610 per bushel damaged 55c par bushel. Gas 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tynonu
Outrage Destruction Of Mission Near Amoy Reported
Special dispatch reports Boxers destroyed a mission establishment near Amoy. Missionary Oldham, a Presbyterian pastor from Eogiach, was killed while others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxe Rose
Ontva
Feb. S
Amoy
Oldham
Eogiach
Railroad Wreck Report From Fossitox Georgia
A rear end collision near Fossitox Georgia involved a Chicago Florida flyer and an Atlanta local train. Both passengers were fatally injured according to dispatches received by The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spyeetal Dispatch
Tae News
Fossitox
Atlanta
Hock Denied New Trial in Wife Murder Case
Special Dispatch reports in Oxshaco that Johann Hock’s bid for a new trial has been denied. The case concerns the murder of his wife, with prosecutors seeking a conviction and upholding the original verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxshaco
Feb. S
Johann Hock
Social whirl with multiple pound parties across towns
Social events fill February with gatherings in Doaba Libertytown and Frederick areas. Guests from Virginia Tuscarora and nearby towns attend dances, pound parties, and suppers at homes of Cocghlin Eisler Rentzon and Eiauer. Shipley's Orchestra provides music as groups enjoy games and refreshments late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelie Osugiin
Virginia
Annis Cubitt
Garrye Young
Allie Morningstar
Poslesville
Mary Lawson
Mary da Grange
Near Dalis
Eva McLane
Jessie Whitter
Dante
Berthye Morburg
Nora Carr
Bocksystown
William Laughiin
Robert Ryan
Lester Young
Willie Balle
Martinsburg
Edward Sears
John Lawson
John DeGrasge
Near Adamatown
Willie Ramsborg
Wallace Arc~ Gales
Backeystown
Wiliam Hickman
Walter Hickman
Rogie Hickman
Onarley Waters
Earl Smith
Doubs
Clarence Whipp
Church Hill
Edw. Rentzon
Frederick
Margie Rooderick
Berths Dofier
Iva Katrow
Katie Nusbaum
Reba Datrow
Ads
Lela Angleberger
Mamie
Ellen
Funerals for Howard N Carter and William T Lee Held
Funerals were held yesterday at 2 o'clock for Howard N. Carter colored with Rev J F Wagoner officiating. interment at Grassmocot. The burial also occurred for William T Lee colored child of Arthur Lea aged 1 year 3 months at Paradise Row with Rev Garrell presiding. interment Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard N. Carter
J. F. Wagoner
Y Bsf
Thomas P. Rice
William T. Lee
Arthur Lea
Paradise Row
Tog
Garrell
Greenmount Cemetery
Woman Held on Assault Charge in Grand Jury Action
Fannie James colored was arrested in this city yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Darner and Constable Thomas Waltz of New Market on a charge of assaulting Leni Sewall colored with a hot iron, burning her badly on Saturday. She appeared before Justice George M. Smith of New Market for a hearing and was committed to jail in default of $2100 bond for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie James
Darner
Thomas Waltz
New Market
Leni Sewall
George M. Smith
Trex News Wants Ads for All Urgent Needs
Advertisement appeal notes that Trex News classifieds reach business professionals and every household, offering immediate value to employers and job seekers, buyers and sellers, and those who lose or find items. The piece promotes broad want ads to fill every need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trex
Tar News
State Banks Protest Bill as Threat to Existence
Bankers from Maryland State and savings banks gathered at the Hotel Rennert Baltimore to oppose a proposed state bank tax requiring a $30,000 deposit with the state. They urged action before the legislature, saying the measure could force small banks out of business while larger banks could become national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Perkins
Maryland
Hotel Rennett
Baltimore
Legtelatura
Denoneos
Alexander Naili
Hagerstown
le Alous
John P. T. Mathias
Ontizans’ Savings Bank of
Thurmont
Reno S. Earp
Myerstille Savings Bank
Mathias
Narrow escape ends in onstage gun accident at opera
Miss Hillman survived a shoulder wound from a blank cartridge during a Staunton Va city opera performance of Hearts of the South This near tragedy interrupted the show as curtain calls went up and a physician explained the accident Meanwhile the cast continued the program concluding with a praised Peabody Conservatory recital at City Opera House featuring Nelson Morris Abbott and Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hullman
Miss Hillan
City Opera House
Staunton
Miss Hillman
Miss Hillingn
Billmns
Falen
Mr. Rosamer
Voest
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Georgian Nelson
Foraco
Rosine Morris
Muriel Abbott
Co. Bertram Peacock
Ethel Abbott
Misa Nelson
Mr. Peacock
Misa Morris
Miles Abbott
August Boen
Citizens' National Bank Rest of the condition report 1906
State of Maryland Frederick county bank cashiers certify this 1906 financial statement. Zimmerman, cashier, swears the figures are true to the best knowledge. Thomas Motter Meshery and directors witness the oath. Assets total 2 829 501.15 with loans discounts securities and reserves. Liabilities include capital 100000 and undivided profits, deposits, and dividends unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maretland
ZinMeraan
A. G
Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
Motter
Janes Meshery
Citizens National Bank of Frederick charter extension approved
J Thomas P. Hane acting Comptroller certifies that The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend corporate existence until close of business January 2 1926 under amended articles of association. Extension numbered 2565 charter 3476 dated January 2 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatxeton
B. C
Wherrias
Citizens’ National Bank of
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Tr. Kane
Death of William Bragonier in Altoona Ward One
William M. Bragonier a well known First ward resident died of apoplexy at 5 this morning at 1209 High street. He was born in Cumberland Maryland on November 23 1921 and moved to Altoona in 1872. A painter by trade he later worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad in the oil shops until retirement four years ago. He had two marriages first to Lydia A Hull second to Annie Hart sock and survived by six children and a brother. He served briefly in the Mexican War with the American army and belonged to Bimo Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle and First Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mr. Bragonier
Altoons
William M. Bragonier
First Ward
Highth Street
Cumberland
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mr. Bragonier
Lydia A. Hull
Annie Hartsock
Clarae Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Tenth Street
Charles H. Bragonier
Seventh Arenas
Emma Cherry
A. Walisca Cherry
Quandt & Cherry, Tailore
Annie B. Woodring
Tyrone
William F
Fairview
Bragonier
Bimo Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
First Lutheran Church
Marriages Of Rosas Koons And Blank Stock
Joseph M. Rosas and Emms J. Koons were married on February 1 near Ladiesburg with Rev. Koons and Rev. Poffenberger officiating. Maurice Eugene Blank and Annis Elmira Stock, both of local towns, wed yesterday at a residence on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eooss
Rooss
Joseph M. Rosas
Emms J. Koons
Ladiesburg
Wm Koons
Methodist Protestant Church
R.S. Poffenberger
Mt. Zion
S. M. Hench
North Market Street
Regular services at St. Pauls Church Ulles February 1
The regular services at St. Pauls Church Ulles are set for Sunday February 1 at 10 15 a m conducted by Rev M Hench. If the weather remains favorable Zion Reformed Zion church Charlesville plans a foreign mission service at 7 pm otherwise postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Ulles
M. Hench
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Charlesville
Zion Church
New dress goods and fabrics at John Hendrickson shop
New day brings fresh merchandise selected for merit and value. Black merino and satin lines, Mohair fabrics, ratine petticoats, embroidered linen waist patterns, silk self cleaning fabrics, remnant silks, dress goods in black and colored varieties. Prices range from 12 to 2 dollars per yard, with scarce items highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Ilkaly
Notable Deaths and Local Notices From Maryland State
Prominent Baltimore businessman Robert M. Sutton dies. Organizers in Kent County begin Farmers Institute acoustical assessment at Chestertown. Maryland Railroad Company plans significant improvements in Hagerstown. An expert accountant to overhaul Washington County Tax Collector books. Annapolis Charter Commission nearing draft of a new charter for legislature. State backs proposed new corporate act and opposes Duk. Orlan P. Hendrickson of Hagerstown dies in collision near Rippeon. Fireman Harry L. Wood seriously injured. National Woman Suffrage Association convention opens at Lyric Baltimore with Governor Warfield's welcome. Flint Hill Baseball Club forms with players Leather, Ontgatl, Carcall, Swartz, Batton, and Alvey. club to challenge teams under 18. solicit challenges via Manager Lewis E. Leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MM. Sutton
Baltimore
Farmers’ Institute
Kent County
Chestertown
Weasero Maryland Railroad Company
Hagerstown
Washington County
Charter Commission of
Annapolis
Duk
Orlan P. Hendrickaon
Harry L. Wood
Rippeon
National Woman Suffrage Association
Lyric
Warfieid
Fling Hill
I. Leather
L Leather
L Ontgatl
W. Carcall
A. Alvey
BR. Swartz
BH. Batton
R. J
O. Swartz
FA. Alvey
Flint Hi Club
Lewis E. Leather
Ball Committee Named for United Steam Fire Engine Ball
At the meeting of United Steam Fire Engine Company last night, a committee was formed to arrange the annual ball set for February 22 in United Halls. Members are Thomas G. Bucksy Robert A. Bennett Grayson B. Haller Thomas H. Qonen and Jacob H. Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
United Halls
Thomas G. Bucksy
Robert A. Bennett
Grayson B. Haller
Thomas H. Qonen
Jacob H. Schmidt
Frederick items offer concert sale and services in Kemp Hall
Local notice features a charity sale of a Wilcox Gibbs sewing machine, a February 8 concert in Kemp Hall by Frederick talent including Mme Johinston-Bishop, and ads for gas and electric bill payments. Also mentions Young Men's Christian Association meeting, a new Frederick Directory coming February 15, osteopathy services, meat preservation sacks by Great Southern Printing, and meat sacks priced 3 to 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Frederick Willl
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Local Store Sells Spring Goods and Furnishings
AB 1G store advertises bargains on spring fabrics including Grape de Obine silk, Black Habata Bitk, Chiffon Taffeta, and wide Cambric Edges. Also lists new linens, inserts, and beary black silk, with prices per yard. Nearby tradesmen offer funeral services, dental and optical ads, property for sale, and a variety of housewares and lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Rododa
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