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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1906
Page
3
Alienation of husband alleges interference by father
In circuit court Judge John C. Mottar presided as the trial opened over a $5,000 damages claim for alienation of affections. Plaintiff Miss Bisache A Grange Font sues Charles Font, claiming his father’s interference led to her separation from Eugene Font whom she married July 24, 1901. The case, supported by D Princeton Backey, is opposed by J E R Wood. Court recessed from 11:15 to 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireait
John C. Mottar
Bisuche
Contests Stew Over Montgomery County Delegation
A Rockville dispatch reports a heated race between Representative George A. Pearre and Thomas Dawson for Montgomery county’s delegation to the nominating convention. Precinct outcomes favor Pearre or Dawson, with Laytonsville Pooleville Olney Darnestown Olesville Potomac and Wheaton showing gains. Dawson’s camp sees support from other counties. Evidence suggests Dawson runs as part of a broader plan to unseat Pearre, aided by outside counties promising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Montgomery
Rockville
George A. Pearre
Thomas Dawson
Montgomery County
Congress
Pearce
Sselag
Wheaton
Bethesda
Barnesville
Lig
Damascus
Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Oekenel
Ilstrict
Poarnea
Eford
Seach & Contest
Sher
Personal News From The City Society
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Law M. Rodskey and bride have returned from their wedding tour. Miss Mollia B. Eleanhanor on North Market street is visiting in Baltimore. Miss Margaret Glingan on East Patrick street is visiting friends in Washington. Mes. O. PF. Bannett on East Saasad Street has returned from Hagerstown. Miss Mamie Norris of Florida is visiting Mrs. Charlay Hagan. West Fourth street Mrs. Eora D. Hoffman on Madison avenue has returned from a visit to friends in Hagerstown. Mrs. Whitreora of Libartytown is visiting her son, Mr. Arnold Whiteazore, on North Market street. Mrs. Edward Beaty of Monet Airy spent yesterday with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Poole on West South street. Wir. and Birs. James A. Glemson near Unios Bridge are guests at Bir. Thelson Dick?'s on East Third street. Mr. John H. Bennett on West South street has returned from a visit to relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Mr. Howard C. Rinpperson left for Harmory to spend a day or two then visit friends in West Virginia. Miss Julis Fretwell on South Carolina and Miss Bessis Fretwell on North Caroline, who had been visiting friends in this city, have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law M. Rodskey
Bride
Mollia B. Eleanhanor
North Market Street
Baltimore
Margaret Glingan
East Patrick Street
Washington
Mes. O. PF
Mamie Norris
Florida
Unios Bridge
Thelson Dick
East Third Street
John H. Bennett
Howard C. Rinppeon
Jefs Kara
Harmory
Ferendair
Virginia
Julis Fretwell
South Caroling
Bessis Fretwell
North Casroline
Frederick Man Crushed to Death in Baltimore and Ohio Freight Yard
Dispatch from Cumberland Maryland dated February 10 reports Sohn W. Davis a Frederick resident employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad killed early this morning in the city. Davis was making a coupling on an eastbound freight train when he was caught between cars and crushed fatally. He was 25 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Cumberland
Sohn W. Davis
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Havens
Ingsby
Fire Damages Merchant House in Heedysville
A fire at the office of John Miller, a merchant in Heedysville Maryland Washington County, caused a center table to burn but was quickly extinguished. The report notes fish aquarium glare from sunlight and confirms the blaze was peculiar but contained. Several local residents are listed as ill or recovering in the period’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John £. Miller
Heedysville
Washington County
Three-quarter Paint Prices in a Frederick Letter
A letter to Philip G. Birely discusses Devoe paint and rival brands. It explains three-quarter paints versus Devoe in coverage and longevity, notes price comparisons, and warns against paying more for poor value. The writer signs W. Devor & Co. and mentions PLL Hargett & Co. selling their paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Md
de Foe
Devos
Davoe
Devoe
Costa
Yeurs
W. Devor & Co. P.S. Pll
Hargett & Go
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick area
The column reports the death of John George Lambert a veteran contractor and builder at 535 West Patrick Street from pneumonia at age 71 6. It lists his public service roles and surviving children and siblings with funeral plans at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Additional notices include Mrs Katie Hood age 45 widow of John Hood died after tuberculosis with services at Mt Olivet Church and pallbearers named. Donald Marcley son of Rev and Mrs Makosky died at home aged six from scarlet fever with services at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Sister Mary Albertine Law age 71 11 15 died at St Josephs Academy New York state. Mrs Ann Frances Henley age 63 died near Emmitsburg with St Anthony s Mt Mary s services. John Gith died at 1502 Pennsylvania Avenue Baltimore with funeral tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George Lambert
West Patrick Street
Air
T Lambert
Frederick
Oty Conncil
Evangelical Reformed Burch
Hess Comprar
John Jacob Lambert
Giargan Paisley
Etta Lambert
John A. Tambert
Mary Bartwis
Siso
Mt. Qliwet
Katie Hoger
Katie Hood
Widjem
John Hood
He. Airy
Mt. Oliva Church
Mr. Harris
Paylocsville
Cecil
O. T. Peau
Harry Trever
H.E. Esker
James W. Lamar
W.5
Buckingham
Otiz Buckingham
Lewis
Donald Marcley
Donsld Makosky
E. O. Makosky
Backeystown
Tas Houga
Mt. Olivet
B. Richison
SE. M. Albestise Law
Mary Albertine Law
St. Joseph
Biemiteburg
New York
MBS
WM. Henley
Ann Frances Henley
William Henley
Emmitsburg
St. Anthony’s Church
Mt. St. Mary’s
Jown Gith
John Gith
Pennsylvania Avenue
Haitimore
Temperance Measure Aims at Licensing Reforms in Washington County
Local reform groups draft a bill to amend the Washington County Signor Law requiring petitions for licenses to liquor sales be submitted to a judge for from the observed signatures and local conditions. The measure would force judges to evaluate applicant temperance, proximity to churches or schools, prior crimes, and home disorder, greatly increasing judge workload and raising license fees from 109 to 50. Some favor court control as in Panasylracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagentown Ministerial Association
Sacqeete
Hagerstown
Cpanty
Oventy
Aale
Panasylracts
Hoanses
Eell Hiqaor
George Anderson Named General Superintendent of Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway
George Anderson is appointed general superintendent of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway succeeding W Q Oareler. He has served as acting superintendent since last week and led the road’s freight operations and car dispatching. Anderson is well known by employees and managers and has been with the line since its start, contributing as motorman conductor and during a year with Robinton Carnival Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Frederick
Robinton Oamival Company
Middle town editor George Rhoderick in grave condition after third stroke
George Carlton Rhoderick, 71, veteran editor and proprietor of the Valley Register in Middle town, suffered a third stroke at 2 yesterday morning. He is paralyzed on the right side with slurred speech and limited movement in the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carlton Rioderick
Middletown
Valley Register
Case
Snc
Osss
Rhoderick Haa
Veteran Henry Stern Remains Steady on Western Maryland Rail
Henry W. Stern of Sebilisville, 63, has served 36 years on the Western Maryland railroad. He worked on the Sabillasville grading in 1869 and since then as a track walker on the thirteenth section. Stern has traveled over 7,000 miles on foot with 2,000 more than once around the world and plans to continue in the same work for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Stern
Sebillisville
Western
Socapt Tha Foramanship
Stern
Safe Robbery Arrests and Disorderly Conduct
Oscar Henderson Charles Ivory and Henry Duvall, all colored, were arrested Saturday afternoon by Officer Brengle for robbing a bank or safe. They were held on a bond set by Justice Eckstein and sent to the grand jury. Heezy King and Rhoda King, also colored, were jailed Saturday night for disorderly conduct and fined by Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Henderson
Charles Ivory
Henry Duvall
Brengle
Bicrganu Decil
O. H. Ecketein
Herdereso
Ivory
Heezy King
Rhoda King
Greer Hobbs
Batog Grant
Jnetice O. A. Eckstein
Saad
Automobile Trip Through Snowy Mountain Run
A party from Hagerstown led by Harold J. Pope G Victor Koehler C Huntington and F E Gilbert visited Frederick yesterday. They traveled in a 1808 Papa Tribune car in one hour and fifteen minutes. Heavy snow forced them to fit skid chains on rear wheels while climbing the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Pope
G. Victor Koehler
C. Huntington
F.E Gilbert
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hagers-town
Papa Tribune
Rebuilt Lime Plant Expands Operations at Stephens City
The M. J. Grove Lime Company plant at Stephens City Virginia, destroyed by fire, has been rebuilt on a larger scale with six kilns and new housing for workers nearby. Mr Grove is also building a substantial residence at Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
Grove
Farmers Institutes Schedule From Maryford College
The Department of Farmers Institutes at Maryford Agricultural College lists this year’s sessions in Brederick senszy with dates at Bockeyatown March 3 Frad brick March 5 and Myersville March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Farmers’ Institutes
The
Maryford Agricultural College
Brederick Senszy
Bockeyatown
Fradbrick
Myersville
Religious World Offers Local Ministers Teachings and Notices
Religious services and announcements from multiple churches marked yesterday's schedule. Preachers included Fahreer Braner Parker and Dr. Eschbach, with Sunday schools and foreign mission observances reported across Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, United Brethren, Lutheran, and Grace Reformed churches.
EYMENEAL Frame Warner Wedding in Hamilton
Theodore Davia Frame of Brens wick and Ella G. Warner of Hamillies were married at the bride’s father home in Hamilton Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. The ceremony was by Rev. Frank L. Strother of the Meshedist Episcopal Church South. The Framwild couple reside in Brunswick. George William Neidien of Buckeystown and Sarah Ostherine Elizabath Eugle of Thurmons wed February 10 at Rev. S. Head’s residence on North Marist Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frame
Warner
Ims
Theodore Davia Frame
Brenswick
This County
Air
Gherles A. Frame
Ella G. Warner
George W. Warner
Hamillies
Loudoun County
Hamilton
Frank L. Strother
Meshedist Episcopal Church
South
Mir
Framswild Re
Brunswick
Sewich—Engle
George William Neidien
Buckeaystown
Dayton
China
Bdiss
Sarah Ostherine Elizabath Eugle
Thurmons
Mr. Head
North Marist Streat
Official Visit by Maryland Legion Leaders to St John’s Hall
Wm. Dann president of the Maryland State Council Catholic Knights of Columbus plus Su prems Representative Henry A. Basse William H Raszell ex vice president and Justice B H Walenhorst Deputy State Charessjor visit Fr McIlroy Spancil No 70 tonight at St John’s Hall In Baltimore City An initiation of new members and an unusually interesting exirage WHI Ga of su un uscally interesting character Judge Dano a freeman of Frederick and member of the State Firemen’s Association was recently named by Governor Warfield as a judge of the Orleans Court of Baltimore city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge Wm
Dann
Maryland State Council
Catholic Esneroisat Legion
Suprems
Henry A. Basse
William H Raszell
Justice B. H. Walenhorst
Blllcatt City
McIlroy Spancil
St. John’s Hall
Dano
Frederick
State Firemen’s Association
Baltimore City
Warfield
Oreans’ Court
Reading by Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker at Woman's College
New York reader Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker, famed dramatic reader, will give a reading of If I Were King next Monday night at the Woman's College. Dr. Albert Shaw of the Review of Reviews praises her deep understanding of her father and her marvellous interpretation enhancing poetry education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Bertha Kunz Baker
Herthe Kunz Baker
New York
Woman’s Colllege
Albert Shaw
The
Review of Reviews
Maryland bank presents 1906 financial statement
State of Maryland Frederick County report shows assets including paid in capital 100000 surplus 250000 undivided profits 146206.35 and current liabilities total 296330.61 with various reserves and dividends unpaid. Cashier Wat G Zantean attests to truth of figures sworn February 3, 1906 before J Travers Thomas notary public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryyland
Frederick
Wat. G. Zantean
Wal G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Otler
HERRY
James J. D. Baker
Local notes challenge and tragedies in Baltimore area
A jumble of incidents reports a farm fire near Bagerstown, a fatal Baltimore and Ohio train collision at Aberdeer, a suicide by gas at 307 North Ostroiken Baltimore, a 16 year old larceny arrest, arson at a Towson barracks, infant death from poison pills, a school fire in Benfield Arundel county, and a resident threat of lynching following burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schlotterbeck
Bagerstown
Cbsplain
North
Ostroiken Avenue
Baltimore
John Widerman
Michael Ernsstberger
Southern Police
Gus Johnson
Towson
Dspt
John Ridgely
Hampton
Townson
Frederick College Literary Society Meeting Highlights and Theater Tour
The Frederick College Literary Society met in College Hall with J. Q. Rodock presiding. Members presented recitations, readings, an essay, and a debate on electrocution versus hanging, ending with a two to one vote against execution. The May Hillman Stock Co arrived from Hanover and will perform in Brunswick, featuring a five act drama Children of Satan and a stage set including Gare fisld and the Berkeley race track. Miss Hillman appears on horseback with a jockey suit gifted by Peter Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Colleu
Frederick College Literary Society
College Hall
J. Q. Rodock
John L. McLane
May Hillman Stock Co
Hanover
Brunswick
Geo. Rosener
Messrs. Rosener
Schnabel
Garefisld
New York
Berkeley
Stablez
Miss Hillman
Peter Duryea
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1905
A Frederick post office list announces letters remaining as of February 1 1905. Gentlemen’s names include William O Barnes John Dilka N Z Papplem Pheffer and Phennix Jerome B Pampbell Lavtes’ list cites Pearl Duckworth Mia J P Daniel and Miss Ella B Wiles. Call for advertised letters within two weeks or they go to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Postofice
Gentlemen's List
William 0. Barnes
John Dilka
N. Z. Papplem
Pheffer & Phennix
Jerome B. Pampbell
Lavtes
Peari Duckworth
Mia
J. P. Daniel
Ella B. Wiles
Special Cloth Bargains at Sohn Hendrickson Reported
An ad lists White Sige specials and real wash jap silk at 299 with earlier price claims. Linen damask ends priced 118 to 175, table lengths 3 yards, and para linen damask offers with 25 percent underpriced. Cream afanelr and creamy Sicilian paname fabrics featured for sale.
Local Briefs: Horse Killed and Property Renovation Planned
A black horse belonging to Megsra Markell & Ford was killed after being kicked on the leg by another horse Friday night. Mr H M Gittisger plans to convert the Simmons property on West Patrick Street into two modern dwellings. The First Baptist Church of Frederick Maryland files incorporation papers with Jas M Goodman Bringleton Brull and others acting as incorporators. Cumberland Council No 179 endorses the Anders Transferable Mileage Book Bill in letters to Maryland senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megsra
Markell & Ford
H M. Gittisger
Simmons
West Patrick Street
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Maryland
Oirealt Court
Jas. M. Goodman
Bringleton T. Brull
Glarence K. Foster
Melvin E. Watkins
Marshall Fogle
Ale Tome
Kar
William Sammond Parker
Anders Sin
Cumberland Council
Maryland Senate
Dale— Bates
Anders
Local Notices Highlight Licenses Real Estate And Merchants
Local notice: city ordinances require licenses for trades. noncompliers face arrest. Dr. O. Highbarger offers optical services at Guy Hotel Feb 1 with 15 or 16 day engagements. Dr. Wm. Tarno, eye specialist, Seeks patients at Emergency Hospital Feb 11. Valentine items and live ads for hotels, boxes, and parties. Real estate market hints and loan tips urging prompt action. Galonewa Tribe to meet Feb 15 for adoption of a seal. branch meat store opens on Bass Church street. Lawnsley chocolates and Osteopathy services listed. Peerless Paper Meat Sack promotion for farmers and grocers.
Local Goods And Dental Offer At 406 North Market Street
B Sappingtor at 138 North Market Street advertises household goods from dinner sets to lamps with prices from 10c to 20. Post includes nitrous oxide dental service claim and notices about new housekeeping classes. Kesauver promotes samples and shows a broad stock, urging customers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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