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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
5
A fragment from a newspaper item notes an astronomical event with references to the moon and Mercury. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate observations or timings surrounding celestial activity.
Those planning public sales next season should pre register with Tan News by sending name, address and sale date to record in the Public Sale Record. Free service to prevent date conflicts. bills or ads require prior order and payment for insertion in the Damy and Warexey issues.
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month and the regular collection day for Daily News subscribers on their routes. Cartiers will collect the amount due, and having exact change ready will speed the process and reduce inconvenience.
Ember days bring weather notes for the week as Seegers & Co. at West Patrick Street purchase a new delivery wagon. The Historical Society and the Daughters of the American Revolution mark Washington's birthday with programs. A water ice burst on Carroll Street Saturday night covered B and C tracks near the Tyeon warehouse.
The funeral for Mrs Caroline Fox will be tomorrow at 1 30 PM at her East Patrick Street home with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. The text notes bearers and funeral details for William T Montgomery of Baltimore and a separate Mt Olivet service. Etchison Funeral Director.
Purely personal item records Tottis J. Rete Meherry of Chicago visiting Ms Eastride of Pontiac. Neate Hales on East Second Street and Kata Robison on East Third Street are mentioned with visiting relatives. Governor visit context appears as an included note.
A compact weekly church notices roundup lists Gospel Mission Workers meeting, sermons at Church of the Brethren and others, plus Sunday services across multiple churches. Ministers from St John’s, Evangelical Reformed, Lutheran, Trinity M E, All Saints Protestant Episcopal, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, First Baptist and others preach Morning and Evening, with Sunday schools, Lent services and special union events noted.
A large crowd gathered in Carroll county to witness the slaughter of eight prized cattle owned by J. Heary of Roseville Hampstead. The animal weighed about 93 pounds according to the scale, with ten guesses recorded. carts blocked roads and spectators crowded to view the proceedings.
A large crowd attended a 7:30 PM service at the American Salvation Army barracks. The Cloud Shepherd Guild led by Junior Captain Annie Brusend and Lieutenant Leeds Long featured a farewell for Miss Minle Toognot and a swearing-in ceremony conducted by Adjutant Marshall with candidates sworn in amid music and remarks. A special service is planned for Thursday evening at 7:45 PM.
The Winchester and Washington City Railway Company invites bids to build a steam power plant on the Shenandoah River near Harper's Ferry. Plans were released from Baltimore by consulting engineer P O Keilholtz. The $100,000 facility aims to generate 2,000 horsepower for the company’s hydro electric system, already producing 3,000 horses. The president is Lewis F Cooper of Wheeling.
A well attended Sunday school workers meeting was held at the Y M C A yesterday afternoon with Rev. W Kinuley of Baltimore State Secretary of the Maryland Sunday School Association explaining department work. William W. Doub president of the county association and Oscar B. Coblentz superintendent of the local Teachers Training Department also spoke. It was decided to hold a county convention in the future and another meeting is planned for next Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Emily M Bishop longtime head of the School of Expression at Chautauqua N Y will present an interpretive reading in Woman s College Hall on Saturday evening February 19 She is renowned for her expressive readings and will not perform in larger centers this season before spending the summer abroad Miss Fauntle Roy will oversee her work at Chautauqua</s>
Residents report gradual improvements and illnesses in Adamstown. Edward Nichola recovers in his room while Miss Anna Mary W Day convalesces. Mrs Mary C Thomas continues to improve and Mrs Beck improves slowly. Miss Lillian Hereperger remains ill at her home nearby.
Mehbri fF. Moberly the decorator has leased the West Patrick Street storeroom from Mrs. Annie H. Ebert, formerly M. A. Woodward’s grocery, planning extensive improvements to expand space for wall paper and mouldings as business grows.
The pool parlors at City Hotel have been improved and refitted. New tables and furnishings revived the space, and Thomas Wa now oversees the operation.
The readable text mentions a postal worker and an injury labeled as arm broken. It references a broken finger and a figure of authority, possibly a pope, but the fragmentary nature limits clarity on persons, places, or full sequence of events.
Captain Hiteshew veteran of the Civil War died yesterday morning at his daughter Mrs Wertheimer's home after ten weeks of paralysis aged 85. He was praised by General Sheridan for his valuable services in the Agpomstrox Campaign and was born in Frederick on September 11, 1840. He earlier worked as a train hand on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
A long obituary recalls Captain P. L. Hiteshew of Maryland Cavalry, noting his enlistment September 1, 1811, promotions to sergeant, first lieutenant, and captain, and his wounds at Harper's Ferry. It details his regiment’s actions from Winchester to Brandy Station, Gettysburg, Five Forks, and the Lee surrender, and cites a general’s letter praising his Appomattox ride. It also covers his postwar service, public life, and upcoming funeral at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
On November the jet, 1000, the Book increased its infer ent rate to Four percent per annum on all ite special Interior bearing deposits. The bank offers first class facilities for the transacting of your general Banking business.
The Frederick city post office lists names for unclaimed letters dated February 12 1916. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for within two weeks. The notice includes names such as Clyde Coal Co and Minnie Anger among others.
A fragmentary ad shows a Seabons clash sale preview in February. It promotes Wister salts at half price and lists other items like Coat and Ful. a Grey Ottoh Feather act is offered at $10, a bargain from 625. The wording is garbled but emphasizes underpriced items and a bold sale tone.
Pr J Banka opens the season with the University Relation Lectures on The Orient of Today, featuring The Arabs of the Arabian Desert. The lecture will be illustrated with dew and begins promptly at o o clock this evening at the college. Rates and ticketing details appear elsewhere.
Mr John E Ridenour resigns as major officer for Castle Pen and severs his connection in the circuit court. A motion to remove the case Edward Hiane vs William Walter and Henry Scott was granted. A motion for a pen trial in John W Younkins and wife versus Amanda M sed Lawrence Rudy was overruled.
Local listings show The Marvel Tonight and a Special Pathé Film Art Picture titled The Death of Duke Drieg bein. Matinee daily 3 30 to 5 20 p m except Saturday with a 2 00 p m show. Tonight features Gasketball and a Bake Bea Garae event at 3 40 with Admntestor 100.
An item list notes a regular meeting of the Frederick County Agricultural Society at M building on February 15 at 7 90 o clock, carnival and dance events at Diamond Rink, basketball and other activities, and prize details for a February 22 mask carnival. Also mentions lectures, a Turkey and Perus display, and price quotes for oxen and exchange topics.
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