Visiting relatives and friends in Frederick area
A list of residents and visitors including George F. Hane from Washington and Leslie Bowers from Baltimore visiting relatives or spending time in Frederick. Others in the report include Rev. Alvidle Conner from adsamatown and Miss Florence Fickinger visiting friends in Taney town.
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George F. Hane
Washington
Leslie Bowers
Baltimore
Alvidle Conner
Adsamatown
Florence Fickinger
East Pattick Street
Taneytown
Herman L. Rowtzsko
Middletown
Frederick
Eugene H. Albsugh
East South Arrest
Stelis Powell
Newbarry
8. C
8. L. Powall
Frank Pampsi
U. S. Army
Libertytown
Vernon M. Rhoads
South Market Street
Victor Young and Nephew
Stone
East Church Street
Thomas Ogle
Harvey Miller
W. EF. Ogle
South Market
Rail link completion joins Big Pool and Cumberland lines
News notes the railroad connection between Big Pool and Cumberland is finished linking Wr bash and Western Maryland rails. The state considers tobacco warehous es and oyster bed rights spark public action. Foster faces pistol charge after Baltimore agent Garver’s warrant. A Hagerstown woman dies from injuries after a fall from a second story window, with the mother disputing suicide, claiming a locked door prevented action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pool
Cumberland
Wrbash
Naval Academy
Baltimore
Frederick Foster
Hagerstown
Franklin Garver
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Weverton
Mr. Garver
Foster
Stacion
Mizz Baille Thomas
Funeral for Mrs Lydia Ann Nuss blum Conducted at Home
The funeral of Mrs Lydia Ann Nuss blum was held yesterday at 2 o clock at her home 10S North Bentz street. Rev Dr E B Bsohbsch and Rev J W Kir acsis led services. Pallbearers included John Baumgsardner Frederick Heinlein J H Lamps Sr and Z P Picea. Interment followed in the Reformed cemetery with Thomas P Rica as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Ann Nussblum
North Bentz Streat
E. B. Bsohbsch
J. W. Kiracsis
John Baumgsrdner
Frederick Heinlein
J. H. Lamps, Sr
Z. P. Picea
Reformed
Thomas P. Rica
Qaborne
Frank N. Rhoderick
Middle‘town
M.L. Beard
Osborne Iogle
John W. Pontius
A. Hedges
W.H Settlemyer
Midtown
Clarence Hardy
Bronawick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Barnard GL. Johnson
Harvey Jobeson
Bia
T. O. Carroll
Silver Hil
Mb. Pleasant
Thomas P. Rios
Ice Crop Reaches County as Ice Houses Fill
The frost season produced a good ice crop with county ice houses filling quickly. Ice cutters worked through the night to harvest the load as the sea yielded unusually fine quality ice.
Coramon Coids Linked to Serious Diseases Claim
Physicians with national reputation warn that catching cold leads to chronic ailments such as consumption and bronchitis. They insist preventing colds avoids long illnesses and serious outcomes. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended as a safe cure without opiates, with thirty years of proven use. Sold at A. L. Pearse's druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coramon
Chamberlain
A. L.pearre
Needs of Y M C A Building Must Be Secured
Directors plan to enlist business men in a building campaign to raise funds and provide quarters for the Young Men's Christian Association. The board cites poor location and equipment, seeks an experienced secretary, and aims to move from current quarters by early April with a staffed campaign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Ness
David ME. Brengle
George F. Tibbitts
Easid
Oratomary
Russian Officers Arrested in Sevastopol Rebellion Case
Report from Sevastopol states several officers of the battleship Ostherims 17 have been arrested for alleged rebellion. The dispatch notes a special movement and cites unnamed authorities. The incident underscores tensions within the fleet and naval command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perexisceye
Ostherims
Sevastopro
War rumor rattles Venecselan capital over minister
Special dispatch from Wittexstap on February 9 reports President Gastroin stating teams are preparing for conflict and may expel American Minister Ras wall as tensions rise between Venecselan authorities and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Wittexstap
Gas—troin
Raswall
Local Resident Seeks Marker for Hayes Wounding Site
Osastown resident T O Harbaugh has pressed for a government tablet on a Wheat Main street brick residence in Middle town county where President Hayes lay wounded after the Bath Mountain battle. The property, bought by Martin Shank of Myersville from Jennie Babbitt, prompted Harbaugh to seek action from General J Warren Keifer, Ohio congressman and House appropriations committee member, who promises to raise the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Harbaugh
Osastown
Ohio
Wheat Main Street
Middletown
President Hayes
Bath Mountain
Martin Shank
Myersville
Jennie Babbitt
Harbaugh
J. Warren Kelfer
Congress
Committee of Appropriations
House
Keifer
Musical Matinee Firec of a Series Givso Yesterday Afternoon
A Musicial Matinee under All Saints Episcopal Guild auspices opened yesterday at Mr. Wm. P. Mackleby’s residence. The event featured vocal and instrumental pieces by local artists and concluded with high praise for the performers. The second concert is scheduled for February 16 at Mrs. J. A. Williamsia’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firec
Givso
J. A. Williamsia
Frederick measures and liquor bill dominate Annapolis session
In Annapolis lawmakers debate a local liquor sale bill by Mr Anders, county tax allocations, and education bills. Frederick and Brunswick issues trigger public hearings as delegates tackle mandatory schooling, assistant superintendent creation, and overtime Orphans' Court scheduling amid notable parliamentary friction.
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House of Delegates
Anders
Frederick Cvanty
Lisarss
Frederick Csanty
Bayeravilla
Accers
Ranatoc Batts
Washington County
Baltimore City
Allgany
Carey
J. Montgomery Gambrill
State Board of Education
Gambrill
George Dobbin Penniman
Baltimore
Annapolis
Frederick County
Brunswick
Annapolla
Leason
Panniman
Sec
Sions Sr
Penniman
Benson
House
Orphans’ Court
Nicodemus
Urner Declines Candidacy in Maryland Race
Dispatch from Annapolis reports ex State Senator Milton G. Urner of Frederick County won his party’s nomination today. Urner, a prominent Republican and former 1852 Congressman, said he had no plan to run against Colonel Pearre next fall and knew little of district opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urner
Annapolis
Youterdas
Milton G. Urner
Frederick County
Congress
Pearre
No Presents From Pupils Prohibited by County Board
At a Washington County School Board meeting a resolution was adopted forbidding teachers from receiving or making presents to or from pupils, principals, or supervising officers. The wording mirrors a recent Baltimore City School Board resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County School Board
Baltimore City
Musical and Literary Recital by Grace Reformed Choir
A Kemp Hall program presented by Grace Reformed Sunday school orchestra offered a varied recital. Performances included orchestral pieces by Elllis Brooks and Dadiey Buck, vocal numbers by Mrs McDauzeel and Miss Naomi Hershberger, recitations by several readers, and instrumental solos and ensembles featuring trombone, violin, piano, and calliope. Companists included Miss Staney Mrs Mary Steckel Burck and Mr Walter McPannel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Grace Reformed Sunday School Orchestra
Reign of the Bowes
Ellis Brooks
Tennyson
Roberk A. Burck
Honeyacokle Polks
Albert Wallis
Mires
Mc Dsnxie
Daune
Edna Mullinix
Oberon
Callo
Dr. Burek
Mr. Rater
Borck
Mary Steckel-Barck
Hopkins
Hamroond Clary
Jersey Cardiyal
Stsnney
Mary Steckel-Burck
Walter McPannel
Fire Tops Kitchen at Warfield House on Chanel Alley
A slight fire broke out at Mr. Warfield's establishment on Chanel alley between Third and Fourth streets last night around 11 o'clock. A stove disconnected, fire spread to woodwork under the slate roof, and was extinguished with buckets of water without causing alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Das
Warfield
Chanel Alley
Woodsboro Land Sale Near Depot Targeted for Home
Woodsboro extension near Trout area sees BM Galvin P Smith purchase about 14 acres along the N O R R semining the depot from G G Barrick for 573 dollars Mr Smith plans to clear and likely build a home on the property with development of the ground in view
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsbero Extension
Galvin P. Smith
Trout Wills
Woodsboro
G. G. Barrick
County Correspondence from Geackeh am
Miss Ella Knippie and friend from ear Aiotters stay with Miss Florence Daple for several days. Others visit relatives near Dridge port Thurmont Woodsboro and Jimtown with family.
Monocacy Monument Bill Advances in New York Legislature
A bill to appropriate funds for a monument on the field of the Battle of Monocacy has been introduced in the New York Legislature. Similar appropriation bills have already passed in Vermont and New Jersey.
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Battle of
Monocacy
New York
Vermont Snd
New Jersey
Myeraville Revival Sermon Question Sparks Local Debate
Myeraville's Monitor announces a sermon on reviving religion with the question Is Myeraville in need of revival. The piece notes that locals familiar with the town's morals would answer yes, framing the sermon as a moral call for renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeraville
Dsex Myeraevills
Myeravilla Monitor
Rev Dr Frederick A Rupley Celebrates 85 Years
85 years old Rev Dr Frederick A Rupley of Martinsburg Pa formerly pastor of the Reformed church at Middletown recently celebrated the 15th anniversary of his birth and the following Saturday delivered an anniversary sermon in Grace Reformed Church Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Rupley
Martinsburg
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Rev J W Kiracote to preach in Middle Town revival
Rev J W Kiracote of the U B church will preach this evening in Middle Town for Rev F Berry Plummer who has conducted revival services there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kiracote
U. B. Church
Middletown
F. Berry Plummer
Hotel Ahalt Sold to Sir Lewis O. Flook
Middletown records show Mr. Ors Ahall sold the hotel property and Hvery to Sir Lewis O. Flook for 3600 dollars. Flook will take possession of the hotel on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors. Ahall
Hvery
Middletown
Lewis O. Flook
Court hears Omie Byler v Marker in circuit case
Circuit Court convened at 9 30 with Judge McSherry and two associates. The Omie Byler v Carlton Marker matter involved a money claim. Jury started at 1 30 and returned a verdict for the plaintiff at 7 o'clock totaling 147.75 dollars.
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Circuit
McSherry
Motter
Henderson
Banck
Omie Byler
Carlton Marker
Nurses Fight Park Fire at Frederick City Hospital
A grass fire in the park in front of Frederick City Hospital was extinguished by nurses and attendants on Wednesday afternoon. The blaze burned a large area. authorities suspect a passerby started it with a match after lighting a pipe. Rev. Mr. Willis of Washington, DC has accepted the call to Myerievills Lutheran congregation and will begin duties at month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Mr. Willis
Washington, D. C
Great Southern Printingsand Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Skippera
HYMENAL, SR-HUVICHEN WEDDING AT DR AND MRS HO NICH EAN
A quiet wedding last evening at 8:30 at the home of Dr and Mrs A S Hovnichan on Weak Patrick street joined Maud Hvelgo and Harry Joseph Miller of Oxford Maryland. Miss Ellenor Smith acted as flower girl and Nellie Huvichen was maid of honor. The ceremony was by Rev J H Balthin with Mendelssohn on piano. The couple will live in Oxford Maryland and received many presents.
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Sr—Huvichen
A.S Honichean
Patrick Street
Maud Hvelgo
Harry Joseph Miller
Oxford
Miss Hieanor Smith
Wea
Mise Nellie Huuichen
Miller
Maidlow
Miles
Clara B. Miles
Gharles Y. Miles
Martinsburg
Wva
Edmund HK. Maidlow
Baltimore
Obrist Reformed Church
Startinsburg
J. A. Hoffbeins
Sirs. Maidlow
Frederick
Social Gatherings Mark Weekend in Adamstown Area
Mr Daniel Z Padgett hosted friends at his Adamstown home on February 3 to honor workers who helped subdue a recent fire. A substantial supper featured turkey and fruits as guests enjoyed euchre and socializing with attendees from Jefferson and local city. Mrs West and Woman's College students invite friends to an informal reception in the college parlors Saturday evening. The Business Men's Association meets at 8 in the Olly Hall building.
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Daniel Z. Padgett
Adamstowrr
Padgett
Euchre
Jeferson
Business Men's Association
Olly Hall
Fisor
CITLEEN RATIONAL BANKS CONDITION REPORT
At Frederick Maryland the Citizens National Bank shows assets totaling 2500000 with bonds to secure circulation and reserves. Liabilities include capital stock undivided profits and notes outstanding, with deposits and dividends listed. cashier G Zimmerman attests the figures as of February 3, 1906, before official notarization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sta Bank
Mederne
Fesetienal
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Granted Charter Extension
The Treasury Department Comptroller certifies The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend its corporate existence until close of business January 2, 1926 under the national banking act. Extension No 2365 Charter No 3476 documents dated January 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank of
J.P. Rane
Carrencs
Work of Death and Several Obituaries
Obituary notices report the death of Paul E. Shank aged 10 in Woodboro from illness with funeral in his Lutheran church. Additional notices announce the deaths of Susan Grimm in Brownsville aged 22 and Ellen Mary Rich Johnson in Glearepring aged 16, with funeral services and church affiliations cited. Other obituaries include Anna Maria Green aged about 56 of Pleasant Walk and Fannie Worthington of New Market aged about 62, listing survivors and funeral details.
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Paul EK. Shank
Joseph L Shank
Woodaboro
Aar Vican
E. 8. Poffenberger
Lutheran Church
Hope Camatery
Lyan Smith
Harold
Reginald Hammond
Bruce Fogle
Stewart Shack
Raymond Smith
Lutheran Sunday School
Gail Outsail
Bruce Bott
Harry LeGore
Robert Aumen
Harry Dorcng
Alten LeGare
Serl
Susan Grimm
George B Grimm
Browns
Dunkard
Brownesidle
W. P. Osctle
T. B. Johnson
Ellen Mary Rich Johnson
Jussica T. Belt Johneor
Glearepriog
Waasbragtos Clanty
Levie
Eligs West
Merryland Tract
Episcopal Church
Sas Johnson
Baltimore
Anna Maria Green
Anna Maris Green
Hezekiah Greer
Pleasant Wraih
Samuel
Vinits
Indian Territory
Welty
Alt
Morris
Ill
Charles
Fonkatown
Alvin
Arthur
Hagerstown
Perry
Blandis Dusing
Pleasant Walk
U. B
FE. Berry Plummer
Samuel Pettingall
John Frey
Parker Green
Mahlon Green
Lewis Frook
Thomas Dosing
Fannie Worthington
New Market
Charles Wood
Bra
Virginia Wood
Barnesville
Linen and Muslin Bargains Crown Dutch Napkins
An itemized advertisement lists Dutch and Irish linen napkins hemmed and priced by the dozen, plus several linen towels, dress garments, and colored linens with sale prices. A short obituary and local health notes follow, including brief notices on residents and a fire company endorsement for a state officers election.
Valentine's Day Gifts and Recital at Woman's College
Local notices promote logal Valentine favors and heart boxes from Hershberger's, a vocal recital at Woman's College on February 1 at 2:15 p.m. featuring Genevia Johnston-Bishop from Washington, D.C. plus advertisements for chocolates, gas and electric bills, and a meat preservation method using Peerless Paper Meat Sack from Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Genevia Johnston—Bishop
Washington, D.C
McCardell’s
Dentists Offer Pain Free Extractions and House Goods
An Frederick Maryland advertisement promises teeth extracted with nitrous oxide and no after effects. The notice also promotes a large selection of dinnerware, toilet sets, lamps, and other goods from Cramer and Stauffer with delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Frederick
N. EL Kefauver
Church Street
Frederick Ma
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