In History Briefs From February 13
A fragmented history note recalls Benjamin Franklin before the House of Commons regarding Ameren colonies and a list of 1806 figures. It mentions Woodfastings impeachment, David Dudley Biehl born in diaddaim, and American naval officer claims. Also listed are Isa- Phas von intow, John Handelph Tucker, General Joseph J. Shelby and Confederate riders with vague death locations and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
House of Commons
David Dudley Biehl Juris
Diaddaim
Isuage Flull
Cormander
Philadelphia
Cai
Bigs
John Handelph Tucker
Leninton
Joseph J. Shelb le
Manaler
Adtian
February Salass Subscribers Report Paper Irregularities
February Salass subscribers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News.
Purely Personal notes from the city
Purely personal items list visits and movements of residents. Rev George A Whitmore from Thurmont arrives in the city on business. L William Hoffman of Baltimore returns after visiting relatives. David Eline of West Falls visits John J White's home. Marian Johnson returns from Washington after six weeks. Hdna M Carter takes a stenographer job in Buckey law office. Edgar K Legg Jr spends days in Baltimore on business. Anna Alvey, daughter of Judge R A Alvey, attends sister Mrs Glenn Worthington. George Zimmerman, student at Maryland Agricultural College, visits home. Georga Mullican and wife return home after six weeks here, following the death of Mrs Mullican's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Whitmore
Thurmont
L. Wm. Hoffman
Baltimore
David Eline
West Falls
John J. White
Eset
Fourth Street
Marian Johnson
Washington
Hdna M. Carter
D. Frinogeton Buckey
Edgar K. Legg, Jr
O. & P. Telephone Company
Anna Alvey
R. A. Alvey
Hagerstown
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
George Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Georga Mullican
Tiffin
Ohio
Demurrer in Wilcoxon Brown vs Isanogle case debated in circuit court
Circuit Court convened at 10 am with Judge Motter. Demurrer by Wilcoxon Brown against Luoretia H and others on lumber price for West Patrick Street building. Judge urged withdrawal of demurrer and amendments. Court adjourned until tomorrow at 9 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Motter
George E. Wilcoxon
Elmer Brown
Wilcoxon & Brown
Luoretia H
William J. Wiles
Maggie E. Isanogle
Bradley O. Isanogle
J. E.R. Heagy
Joseph W. Gaver
West Patrick Street
Ice stopped trolley car delays morning on F M line
A trolley car on the F M Electric Railroad stalled on Patrick and Market streets after ice formed between tracks. Motorman Grove cleared a path and the car moved again. Car No 1 Old Mike was derailed near Braddock Heights earlier, delaying service about four hours until noon.
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Ica
F. & M. Electric
Patrick
Market Streem
Mike
Braddock Heights
Frederick Student Honored in Amherst Bowdoin Debate Team
Richard G. Ely of Frederick was selected as a member of Amherst College’s debate team to face Bowdoin College after trials. He is a member of the junior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard G. Ely
Amherst College
Bowdoin College
Hoe
Claga
Devoe Paint Ad Letter From Devor & Co
A letter from Frederick Maryland to L. Clingan discusses a Rockaway New Jersey paint deal. It explains a contractor misled by chalking paint as Devoe and clarifies lead and oil responsibilities. The firm asserts Devoe did not chalk off and urges buyers to buy Devoe paint via Hargett & Co.
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Clingan
Frederick
Daar
B. KR
G. W. Stickle
Rockaway
N. J
Devoe
F. W. Devor & Co
P.b. Hargett & Co
Fight Over Estate as Will Contests Loom in Hedges Case
The will of Charley Nathaniel Coleman Hedges, former Windsor Hotel proprietor and Frederick resident, is probated in Cumberland dated February 12, 1901. Emily Hedges of Baltimore plans a legal challenge to an earlier will, with Helen M. Hedges named executrix and a $40,000 estate. The dispute centers on shares in Day Point Land and Improvement Company and differing provisions for Hedges family members as witnesses and heirs. A tombstone for Hedges is to be placed at Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Charley Nathaniel Coleman Hedges
Windsor Hotel
Cumberland
Frederick
Dea Warren H. Reynolds
Arner G. Carl
Zack Laney
George W. Snyder
Emily Hedges
West
Madison Street
Baltimore
Samuel Hedges
N. Hedges
Hedges
Helen M. Hedges
Aole Executrix
Capt. Hedges
Wreter
Theodore Luiman
Allegany County
Frank G. Luman
Rose Hill
United Fire Company bazar to open with city parade
The United Fire Company bazar opens at 7 30 PM with a city parade forming at 6 20 PM. The event includes a key ceremony by Mayor Smith and Mr Joseph W Gaver, a State Firemen's Association signal, and an electrical display. Admission is five cents for children. suppers available after opening and from 6 PM each evening.
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United Fire Company
Bazar
United Sugans Henge
Opera House
Smith
Gaver
Kerwic
State Firemen's Association
Snow Hill
Shere
Thin Bazar
Bodalso
Charles W. Rosa, Jr
Gypsy Booth
Sally Fannt
Lea Roy
Pauline McCardell
Edna Marllinix
Elia Johnson
Pauline Sader
Grace Bowlus
George J. Ross
Boothe
Quarria Warfield
Edna Davidson
Hellene Mantz
Barbara Mullinix
Sallie Harman
Blanch Rowe
May Schildeknecht
Marlon Johnson
Anna Alvey
Maud McDanner
Jacob Rohrback
J. K. White
Drill Association
Harry Hagan
John Oland
E.G. Phoebus
Calvin Steele
William Obenderfer
Alger Heard
Lonuis Swain
Harry Lipps
Post Office Instructions on Private Fences and Snow Blocked Routes
The Post Office Department orders rural carriers not to tear down fences or open private roads to reach mail. If routes are drifted shut, carriers will go as far as possible then return to the post office. Mail is held until callers retrieve it. patrons must clear snow away from boxes so carriers can unload.
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Post Office Department
Postmaster at Tuscarora Appointed
T. 8. Fisher has been appointed postmaster at Toecatora in this county, succeeding David Oland who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora
Fisher
Toecatora
David Oland
Dill Denies Allegations in Brengle Bond Suit
Attorneys for Joshua J. Dill filed an answer to amendments in the Brengle estate case. The amendments allege Brengle owned bonds, Dill obtained them in life, and acted as his confidential agent. The case is prepared to proceed to an examiner with testimony to be taken shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera
O. O. Keedy
William P. Manuleby
Joshua J. Dill
Messra
George S. Rodock
Wa. C. Birely
David M. Brengle
Mr. Dill
Brengle
Frederick Branch Conductor Transferred on Northern Central Rail
Capt O J McGarty conductor on the Frederick branch of the Northern Central is removed after a routing change. All Frederick trains will run through to Lancaster with no crew changes. Capt J D Kepner remains in charge. McGarty and his crew transfer amid patron regret and talk of a possible petition. McGarty hopes for a favorable reassignment rather than a new run.
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McGarty
Frederick
Baltimore
Northern Central Railway
O. J. McGarty
Columbia
Lancaster
McCarty
Philadelphia
Lancnaster
J.D. Kepner
Bostick
Osapt. McCarty
Diamond ring found on hem of garment after Mrs Christie death
Adversity struck Mrs A M Christie of Hagerstown who died recently leaving a diamond ring valued at 500 dollars. The ring, tied to the two fortunes of her life, was said to be hidden in the hem of a garment as noted by Mrs Christie herself. Christie, a Frederick county stockman, suffered losses from horse ventures while her wealth from her father’s estate exceeded 75 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Cbristie
Hagerstown
Christie
Hagaratown
Miller wills all property to Miller heirs in split share
A certified copy of the will of the late Martin Miller of Ss Thomas Pa was filed in the Orphans Court this morning. After gifting household furniture to his children he leaves all remaining property to Milton H Miller Indiana Fran oaa Miller wife of John T Gillan George D Miller Frisby H Miller Martha A Miller wife of Dante Barnett and Susan E Miller wife of John F Dell in equal shares. Frisby H Miller and John T Gillan are named executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Miller
Ss. Thomas
Orphana’ Court
Milton H. Miller
Indiana
Franoaa Miller
John T. Gillan
George D. Miller
Frisby H. Miller
Martha A. Miller
Dante Barnett
Susan E. Miller
John F. Dell
Advertised Letters List at Frederick Post Office 1906
A Frederick post office notice lists remaining advertised letters as of February 11 1906. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters within two weeks or they will be sent to the dead letter office. Gextiemey’s List includes Colbert Fink Gotus King Rabson Walton and two other names. Lavies’ List lists Davies Lewis Rowenstook among others.
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Frederick Alty
Gextiemey
Bap Colbert
Jas
QO Fink
Doctor Gotus
Joseph King
Wo. Rabson
N. Paul Walton
Lavies
Mise Aonis Davies
Mins Marie Lewis
Mra KE Rowenstook
Religious World Notes and Weekly Church Reports
A condensed parish roundup from local churches notes sermons and services across multiple denominations. Rev T Freamam Dixon presided at Presbyterian worship, with Sunday school at 3 p m. Lutheran services featured Pastor Steck on Obriat Only and The Exodus. Catholic and Evangelical Reform churches reported Father Albers Smith and Dr Eschbaon sermons, respectively, with schedule details and catechetical events. Methodist and Trinity M E churches noted sermons on faith and life, with Sunday school and Epworth League activities. Gracva Reformed, Germano Baptist and other congregations listed with sermon topics and upcoming events, including senior catechism and special addresses by Rev. Roop.
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Presbyterian Church
T. Freamam Dixon
Steck
Jobo
Father Albers Smith
Tha Magashe
Eschbaon
Oor
Epworth Leagon
Mra Bene Thoman
Trinity
Epworth League
Woolf
P O.S of A
Gracva R
E. Lb. McLes
Earvica
Pedrosry
W. E. Roop
Germano Baptist Church
Jesus
God
Father
God the Father
Secret Order
Jesus Corlat
John
Man charged with shooting at Mt Bethel Church case delayed
William Tracy appeared before Justice O H Holstein on a charge of maliciously destroying property of the Mt Bethel M E church dated December 22 1904. It is alleged he shot at the church with a shotgun. The case was continued for two weeks due to a witness illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tracy
O. H. Holstein
Mt. Bethel M. E
Tracy
Local market quotes from The Local Mart today
Market listings from HLM and Cremer & Co. show corn at 2.35 per barrel shelled 50 santa per bankel. Wheat No 3 red 1.10, No 8 red 1.00, seamer 1.02 per bushel. Rejected 906 per bushel damaged 800 per bushel. Qavs 66 conte per bushel.
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HLM
Cremer & Co
John Hendrickson Brief Brits in Bright Theme
A compact column blends humor and social commentary with a list of witticisms and reflections. It notes future entertainment, hints at Valentine's Day mood, and lightly mocks gender roles and manners while forecasting storms for the week.
Fire Destroyed Freeny Brothers Shirt Factory at Hebrow
Fire destroyed the Freeny Brothers shirt factory in Hebrow Wicomics county. Twelve of the eleven precinota in Talbot county were recounted in the Smith Jackson contest. The Maryland Department may select Gen Richard N Biwer as next commander. William Bailey, 84, died at his son Johns home near Forest Hill Harford county. Snow sleet disrupted trolley lines in Cagers town and Washington county. Dr John Sappington, former Harford county state senator, died at his Darlington home of paralysis. Miss Jane Bradford daughter of late Gov Augmatus W Bradford died at Belair Harford. Cumberland annual trade report issued covering Georges Creek and Upper Potomac. United Mineworkers convention to be held in Cumberland. $3700 hoarded by late Edward McKenna Cumberland gardener found behind a picture. Charles W Streett senior member of Streath and Cochran died of paralysis. Twenty two oystermen trudged four days from Solomon's Island to Annapolis 50 miles. A bill to connect Maryland National Guard with state military institutions to be introduced next session.
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Freeny Brothers
Hebrow
Wicomics County
Talbot County
Smith-Jackson
Department of Maryland
A. R
Richard N. Biwerman
Hta
William Baley
John Bailey
Forest Hitll
Harford County
Sanday
Cagerstown
Washington County
John Sappington
Darlington
Paralyala
Jane Bradford
Augmatus W. Bradford
Maryland
Belair
Georges Creek
Upper Potomac
Myersdale
Cumberland
Edward McKenna
Charles W. Streett
Streath & Cochran
Baltimore
Solomon's Island
Annapolla
Maryland National Guard
Charity Society Meeting and Aids Requests Report
Charity Organization Society announces this evenings meeting at the Mayor's office with Rev T Free man Dixon noting many aid applications and the need for more contributions. The Young Men's Christian Association calls a Men Bible class at 7 PM for Christian men and non members alike to attend. Two local accidents are reported: John Walter fell near North Market and sustained arm and shoulder bruises, and Mrs Charles Dean fainted and burned herself on a red hot stove.
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Charity Organization Society
Organiza[ Sion Society
Cflisa
Aooiaty
T. Freeman Dixon
MLC A. Qonferans
Young Men's Christian Association
Charlas Dean
Polat
Token of Kareem honor marks third anniversary of Local 881
The Washington Star notes Local 881 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America celebrated its third anniversary with a program honoring James Grimes of Galveston Texas for service. Jacob Nossbaum received a gold charm for five terms as president amid speeches, a banquet, and late smoking, with visitors and members attending. Jacob Nussbaam, a former Frederick resident, is Philip Nussbaam’s brother.
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Kareem
Washington Star
Tool
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
James Grimes
Galveston
Tex
Pyland
Scherer
Mesara
Jones
Morrison
Luebkirk
Byrnes
Ott
Torney
Maal
Crat
Nuasbamm
Jacob Nussbaam
Frederick
Philip Nussbaam
Oly
Frederick College Ad and Hospital Board Meeting Notice
The Frederick Oley Hospital Association board of managers will meet at 4 East Second Street tomorrow at 2:20 PM by order O Estee Castie. Also notices promote Frederick College night school with F J Rogers urging enrolment, plus a sale of sleds and commercial courses, and local Valentine items from Hershberger. Frederick County stock price listed, with farm and candy ads intermingled.
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Jos
W. Gaver
M. Percival Agente
I. GL
D. Co
Stephan W. White
Otty Hospital
Agen
Frederick College
Sled Hall & Retah
The
Frederick Oley Hospital Association
East Second Street
O. Estee Castie
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the Daily News
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Weather Bureau
Salass
George
Rodock & Oa
Ee Doll Bros
Neidig & Miller
Charles N. C. Hedges
United Bazar
Be Xun
N.C
Mrs. Christie
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Barber
Baker H. OD. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cuahlar
Jepee Jas
McEurry
D.E. Keraeven
Wm. Barra
J.D. Bars
Juvax
C. Motren
DO. A. Haxaxrr
Joan B. Ramssard
Tos
H. Haller
Wat G. Baker
James E. Walner
Dante Barer
O. M. Troaras
John Hendrickson
Telephone Vallee
Torohon Lasoes
Goigha MB
Ian
News OF the
John Walter
North Market Ast Rest
Rodock & To
BIG Otore
McCall Magazine
Hamburg
Rodook
Rice & Sons
Finn
Auld Trim
Oued
Imad
North Market Street
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PRICE
A. J. Eichelberger
M. W. Cor
Sta. Frederick
Aiuawiy
Bartlett
Ezedanly
D. L. Kefauver
Church and Market Sta., Frederik, Md
LD A. E. Smith
East Church Atreat
Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Ghira
Citizens’ National Bank
Markat
Patrick Streets
WM. C. Bothler
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappingtor
Hal
Riday Evantogis F. J Rogers
He & Rec
F. I. Rogers
Prin. Commercial Department
Hershberger's
Frederick County
Alex
Buster Brown Valentines
Bt. Valentine
Kay
Herenberger
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