Fatal and routine incidents mix in Frederick news
A jumble of early 1900s Frederick notices reports the death of Gammel Hodges, a hotel figure, and Louise Holt's funeral, with scattered local items including advertised letters, a derailed Pennsylvania train at Walkersville, a farm sale in Jefferson, pay car payments in Frederick, and various legal and rail news with multiple named individuals and places. The section also references regional fatalities, civic actions, and medical advertisements for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Jamison's
Walkersville
Letters From The People And Various Advertisements
A jumble of letters and notices. readers question the grand jury process and discuss lengthy terms, followed by multiple local endorsements and medicinal ads. The mix includes editor letters on legal affairs and several endorsements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, One Minute Cough Cure, DeWitt’s pills, and Harper whiskey, with druggists’ notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaoerry
Loganton Pa
JH. Keller
Wife murder verdicts in Harris case and island liquor note
The jury convicted Heurs Wo Harrbe of wife murder in a 2 verdict case. Harris sentenced to 5 to 1s years in prison. The shooting occurred Oct 12 at their North Stryker street home. Exa Harry, his wife, died after he grasped her neck and fired twice. The father of Mrs Harris had planned to take their daughter home after the tragedy. In a separate report, Captain Frank Wells, a chaplain, spoke on liquor in the Philippines, noting free sale after Manila fell and claiming liquor commerce grew with American presence. He cited locals and soldiers recalling Americans as “bad people” when intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Gammel Hodges
Calyem
Charles C Koperetce
Wincor
Baltimore
Emily Harley
Cumberland
Hedges
Foe
Frederick
Washington Turnpike
Mires Willem Barton
Urgrer
Bulttemre
Heurs
Sears
Harris
Exa Harry
North
Stryker Street
Tate
Hetova
Mre
Herts
Silova
Washington
Frank of Wells
Forest
PP Opine Islands
Garfield Memorial Church
W. C
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Louise Svlt
Loess Evalva
James E. Boss
South Market Street
Croop
Mt. Olivet
Frederick City
Lizzia Baennith
Bertie Bowers
Marquars Cook
Mary Robins
W. E. Dancer
Whip’s
Jefferson
Francis T. Blessing
Hiram Stine
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Popullar
Kanes
Topeka
State Supreme Court
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
J. P. Campbell
Sedgwick County
Caney
Kan
Oklahoma Territory
Bob
Carl Thomson
Joseph
James Mickles
Frank Wise
Len Cushman
Bob” Thomson
Thomsons
Republican
Chicago
Charles G Danes
Peoria
Chamberlain
Gough
AL. Peartie
W. H. Suapleton
Manchester
Mich
Pchley & Bro
Posesville
Indraya
J. H. Keller
L.jurist
N. Market St
Chamberisio
H. S. Epwanos
the Review
Wyant
A. L. Pearce
Philpot
Albany, Ga
C.N Bfauer
Frederick, Su
J. Smith
Ceanyehanns
Polladalphia
Candy OF J Cathartic
Svete Aa
Nane
Sarees St
New York
North Pole
J. Biser
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Tela
District of Columbia
Sarrat Aeniy
Womans Medica Medical Adviser
R. ¥. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
R. Y. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Harper
Louis Pasteur
Charles N. Hauer
WM. S. Miller & CO
Betanss
H!p
Rene Chengeee
Patterson
Ijan & Crust
D.C
TCE
George A. Gilbert
N. Markat St
Anna Giering
Mall
Baltimore ST
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Rudyard
Kipling
the Frederick News
Robert L. Patterson
Scales
Sarita Jesse Marden
Charles St Baltimore
the News
A ‘S
Kipling Books
Frederick News Kipling Book Department
Frederick, Md
Maryland
Carty
Eureka Fest
Pamph
E.patrick St
Fred’k, Md
B. H. Blackston & Son
B.rosenour& Sons
Peerless
Great Souther, Pig, & Mfg. Co, Fredep
City, MD
Mott'ss
MAM
DE. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Albert L. Fearre
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Frod’k, Md