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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
3
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Tomorrow the carriers will collect amounts due from all Tur Dau ens subscribers on their routes. Baring exact change will save mutual inconvenience.
PURELY PERSONAL lists residents and relatives visiting Baltimore Martinsburg Frederick and Washington. Names include Misa Lizzie Haller Mrs Oberlander Mr Thamas G Buckey Dr John D Nicodemus John Hansen and others. Several families relocate or host guests in Hagerstown Braddock Heights Baltimore and New Market with remarks on trips abroad and a Nile trip by Miss Nash.
Mr Albert Richards and M T Derr suffered a finger injury requiring stitches after an accident at a pulley shaft break in the Union Kouiting mill area. The mill halted yesterday but resumed operations this morning. The United Fire Company annual ball committee has completed plans and will issue invitations.
The Frederick City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting with full attendance. Committees reported, gifts of provisions linen and dainties were noted, endowment fund and a free bed maintained. Patients treated 31 that month eight admitted seven discharged two died. thirteen remain. Annual meeting and officers election set for the second Tuesday in March. Fire alarm at 8:15 last night proved false. Junior and United companies patrolled Market street before returning.
The new Board of Charities and Corrections met and organized appointing Peter N Hammaker president David Cramer secretary and Sannelts Lilly treasurer for Monteerne Hospital they also named Dr Redsr S Tyson physician W Scott Vacfesen clerk and chaplains Thomas Freeman Dixie J W Rieser and B A Bronner Gregg to succeed Bradiay LT Nico domes.
Court reconvened with juror empaneled in the case of James J. Patera versus Bennett's Creek Slate Company. Testimony began and was in progress when adjournment occurred. Motter presiding. defense counsel moved to take the case from the jury citing insufficient evidence. Court recessed until 2 o'clock.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen met in special session to review the city's water users list. Superintendent Freok F. Tyergar reported nonpayers were identified and a new book will be prepared by City Register Shepherd for April 1. No increases are expected beyond existing rates, with estimated rents ranging from 43.60 to 4,000 dollars.
The Sick. Miles Fannie Haller of South Market Street is on the sick list. Daniel Rosskey of West Patrick Street is much improved. John Brachey of East Phird Street is quite sick. Colgate Brieh of West Patrick Street, once very sick, is now able to be about. Miss Lizzis B Mehrling, visiting her brother William Mehrling of West South Street, is on the sick list.
The funeral for the late George C. G. Ekodarick of Middletown is set for Saturday at 1:38 PM in the Entheran church. Mrs. John Spesks, who died at the Emergency Hospital, will be buried in Creagerstown tomorrow at 1 PM.
Transactions show property deeds and licenses from Frederick area counties for February 14 1906. Deeds include Freez to Wareche Crawford to Schwartz and others with sums from $2 000 to $5 550. Marriage licenses list multiple couples from Maryland Ohio Pennsylvania. Orphans Court items include estate inventories accounts and guardianships plus sale and probate actions in Frederick and Brunswick districts.
Dr Thomas W Martin died at last fen ce ibres new emallpox cases are reported in Cumberland Four persons were baptized in an izy creek in Washington county The will of Henry B Brady of Giez napenke City was probated in the Or phana Court at Elkton William Wollman the Hagerstown miner killed in Ohio had only 8315 28 on this person instead of 31 625 Mrs Margaret Bissell 69 years old died at the home of her son in law Hargrave Spiding on Deer Creek Harford county The Congressional subcommittee named to investigate the Naval Academy arrived in Anuspolis and began its work
Mas T. Taylor of Baltimore through Alex Neill Jr of Hagerstown files a bill seeking specific performance of a contract to sell three fourths of an acre near Blue Ridge Summit. Defendant is James L. Rowland of Baltimore. Plaintiff says Rowland agreed to sell about four acres but she desired about three and a half acres.
The market list for today shows corn at 2.15 per barrel shelled 42 cents per bushel and wheat No 3 red at 72 cents per bushel steamed rejected six by par bushel damaged 55 cents per bushel oats 90 cents per bushel dashal
The Evangelical Reformed Church hosts five congregational receptions in its parlors this evening from 8 to 10 o'clock. The Fortnightly Club meets tomorrow evening in Kemp Hall, starting at 8 15 o'clock.
A St Louis and San Francisco passenger train wrecked near Tar News. Co omers Kansas on February 14. The Express messenger, a newsboy, and one passenger were cremated. Every car on the train burned.
Special Dispatch to Tax News reports Jerreysos Orry Missouri on February 14 a Missouri Pacific fast mall train wrecked at Gasconsole bridge. Three cars burned and three trainmen badly injured in the incident.
Delegates introduce a bill to exempt Frederick streets macadamized from paving, preventing most property owners on Second Street from petitions to pave. Frederick County's road bill and Brunswick law efforts advance in Annapolis. Governor Warfield lists new appointments including Dr. Maximus Whitehill as president of the State Bureau of Immigration. Beaster Perkins plans a Maryland Electric Railway charter amendment to form a holding company spanning multiple counties and linking major lines, with expanded capital and bond guarantees to fund the system.
Wills B. Burdette, Montgomery county GOP chair, replies to George A. Pastre’s statements on the Rockville postmastership. He accuses Col Pearce of offering him the job to withdraw from the contest, a deal he refused. Burdette says Pearce pushed for Viers reappointment and pressed the party against him. He contends the Senate promised no action until Edmond charges were investigated and says he has forced Pearce to state his party loyalties.
Lewistown visitors include Mrs J W Miller and son W L Miller. Cregar a town couple Mr and Mrs L dull visited U W Loy family. William Mort visited Frederick relatives. Mariah Hoover joined Nina and Lelia Fisher for a Thursday night gathering and saw The Spinsters Return From Alaska at Rocky Ridge. W J Miller and mother and son George David hosted by P N Ham maker Thurmont. Maurice Loy listed sick. Mrs Jerewish Martin spent Wednesday in Thurmont with William Loy family.
Lincoln J. Carter presents The Flaming Arrow a romantic drama seen at the City Opera House Monday night. The production features scenic realism a band of Indiana horses and donkeys and a skilled cast promising Carter’s best road show yet.
Bertha Kanz Baker, praised as a positive joy, delivered a remarkable artistic event at a recent recital. The Cincinnati Enquirer lauds her 20 finished works and contagious ability to move audiences into beauty. She will read "If I Were King" at the Woman's College next Monday night.
Osptata D. John Markey and lieutenants Harry J. Kafauver and Harry B. Leichert of Company A, this city, are in Baltimore today attending the annual militia officers convention at the Fourth Regiment Armory. Say you saw it in The News.
Cashier G Zimmermann certifies the balance sheet showing capital stock, surplus, bank dues, reserve, and unpaid dividends totaling 2 296 330.64 with total assets 32 829 531.15. The affidavit is sworn by cashier Wat G Zinxsncas and witnessed by J Travers Thomas and directors J C Mote James McSherry J D Baker in Mariaxo County.
Mr John D Conard of White Oak Spring near Frederick celebrated his 72nd birthday with a large gathering of friends. The event featured a long old fashioned pound cake with 72 candles and stories of his long life. He was born in Loudoun County Virginia and moved to Frederick County about a decade ago to farm. He has nine children, six living, and four grandchildren.
Presentation includes Mr and Mrs J Da Grange Mr Jansberry and wife Mr B Glisan and daughter Nellie Misses Mr and A Stansberry Rhods and Reva Brobsaker Belva and Mari Aumerick Nellie and Bertie Etzler Menere Ned Maynard Russell Grimes Raymond and Charas Cashoun C Bit tlager and Tony Kimmellands from Mt Afry Monrovis WWoodricle Linganore and Unionvilis music by Glisan and Dorsey. Social at Urbana features weekly Friday gatherings at members homes with games cards refreshments. Birthday surprise for Mr O Burke on Gours street with music and dining. Valentines party by Mrs Giena B Worthington at Record Street in honor of Miss Anna Alvey with refreshments.
Mrs Susan S Staub widow of William Staub died February 8 at her home in Oreagerstown of a complication of diseases aged 61 years 3 months 11 days Funeral was held Saturday at 1 oclock at Oreagerstown with interment Rev Charles Keller Thurmont officiating M L Creeger was funeral director
Banard's comedy Joe will be staged by Mira McDaniel for Trinity M. I. church. Admission 25 cents. Tickets at Jollitts's market stand. Also notices: Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting Friday Feb 23 at 3 p.m. Licenses must be obtained now. penalties apply. Dr C S Gighbarger offers free consultations at the Glate Hotel.
A fragment mentions Raomas P. Rice, funeral director, at 406 North Market Street and a dentist at 3 North Market Street Frederick MD. It claims teeth were extracted without pain by nitrous oxide gag with no after effects.
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