Legislation Debate Over Luckey Road Bill Draws Frederick Delegation
In the legislature a discussion on the Luckey Road Bill featured a Frederick County delegation urging passage while opponents argued for the Shoemaker law. Harford and Baltimore counties pressed amendments on road grades and use of state funds, but Crosby and Shos maker rejected them. Harp called the Shoemaker measure costly, estimating $9,500 per mile versus Frederick’s typical $2,500. Other Frederick bills favored included franchise tax allocations and a sinking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Howe Committee On
Riad
Harp
Braderies
Harford
Baltimore
Walter W. Preston
Mr. Streestoes
W. W. Crosby
Samuel ME. Shosmaker
Crosby
Shosmaker
Ocd
Frederick
Shoemaker
Frederick Panty
Thurmont
Walkersville
David M. Breagle
Irregularity Report Requested for Newspaper Deliveries
Subscribers are urged to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News. The notice requests immediate communication of delivery issues to ensure timely correction and uninterrupted service.
PURELY PERSONAL REMARKS ON VISITORS AND TRAVELS
Local notes list Dr J B Wagner Libertytown spending the day with friends in this city. Harry Norris Waionville visiting Fraderick on business. George A Moore Gassaway W Va visiting Adams town. Arthur Fogle Cumberland here for his father’s funeral. Charles C Roderick near this city visiting Baltimore. Myer Wertheimer Cumberland visiting relatives. Clifford Thomas Buckeystown returned home. Armour Bell Littlestown Pa returned home. S O Thomas and R R Day Adamstown attending the Cann ers Convention at Atlantic City. Maj Henry E Smith Adamstown wintering with his daughter. Mrs D G Bready Cherry Hill returned from parental home near Adamstown. Ola Wolfe Baltimore joined Staup Keller & Co shirt making dept. Mrs George Seeger Denver visiting Patrick street has gone to St Louis. S O Fretwell to Jessup Md to take B&O duties. Erms Murray Adamstown returned from Washington. Mr and Mrs W F Compher East Patrick street back from Charlestown W Va.
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J. B. Wagner
Libertytown
Harry Norris
Waionville
Fraderick
George A. Moore
Gassaway
W. Va
Adamstown
Arthur Fogle
Cumberland
Charles C. Roderick
Baltimore
Myer Wertheimer
Mer. Clifford Thomas
Buckeystown
Armour Bell
Littlestown
O. Thomas
R. R. Day
Atlantic City
Henry E. Smith
O. BM. Murray
Della
D. G. Bready
Cherry Hay
Ola Wolfe
Staup, Keller & Co
North Market
George Seeger
Denver
Peter Seeger
Patrick Street
St. Louis
8. O. Fretwell
Jessupe
Erms Murray
Wear Adamatown
Washington, D. C
Boma
W. F. Compher
East Patrick Street
Charlestown
W.va
Compher
Local residents report varying illnesses in Baker's Valley
The Sick Mrs 5.3 null of Baker's Valley is quite sick. Mrs Hattin Quinn East Sixth Street is confined to the house with grip. Mrs Kemp Buckey of Adamstown is convalescent. Mr Bernard J Hader South Market Street is confined to bed again. Master Norman Haller Wisner arrest is able to be about. Mr Claggett Ramsburg West Fourth Street is able to be about. Mrs M O Thompson East South Street improving after illness. Miss Stally M Shaw East Patrick Street is somewhat improved.
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Null
Baker’s Vailey
Hattin Quinn
East Sixth
Kemp Buckey
Adamstown
Bernard J. Hader
South Market Street
Norman Haller
Wisner
Claggett Ramsburg
West Fourth Street
M. O. Thompson
East South Street
Biss Stally M. Shaw
Patrick Strear
Wio
A Versatile Artist Mrs Bakers Reading at Women s College
A New York Home Journal praised Mrs. Bakers versatility and magnetic presence. She will give a reading of If I Were King at the Woman s College Heat Monday night.
Funeral Notices Reported for Local Residents
The funeral of Thomas Dixon was held last night at Urbana church with Dr W I McKenney of Baltimore and Revs W H Dell and J F E Gray officiating. Pallbearers were five sons and three grandsons. Interment in Olive Cemetery. John George Lambert and infant child of Mr and Mrs Harry McMaster also noted with services and interment at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dixon
W. I. McKenney
Baltimore
W. H. Dell
Urbana
J. &. FE. Gray
Forestville
James
Harford County
iJohn W
Samuel J
Cumberland
Edward T
Geo. W. Paters
Issa
John George Lambert
West Patrick Street
E.R Eschbach
OG. S. Howard
E. P. Wanez
de. G. F. Getzendanner
John Grove
John Bartgia
Property Owners Defeat Macadam Street Bill Remarks From Frederick Aldermen
Delegate Anders introduced a measure to prohibit paring of macadamized streets in Frederick. Town officials and residents debunked the bill as unfair. Aldermen Harshberger Douglass Schell Lease Kradley objected. most interviewees and citizens opposed the proposal citing dust and paving rights. A Second Street area petition urged paving in cobblestones and macadam dust concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Frederick
Besa
Lesroing
Harshberger
Douglass
Sohell
Lease
Kradley
Aldermix Schell
Second Street
New Rival Emerges As Dick Weighs Congress Candidacy
Friends of ex Senator David K E Dick of Allegany County urge a run for Congress opposing Representative Pearre. The Dick Club of Lonaconing leads opposition after Wilson appointment controversy. Clord Lowndes watches, with potential candidacy. William Binks of Frederick also floated for the nomination.
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Congress
David KE. Dick
Allegeny County
Pearre
Dick Club
Lonaconing
Gol. Pearre
Wilson
Almshongs
John E. Eiliote
Goi. Pearce
Hamsda
Dick Prettywall
Clord Lowndes
William #. Binks
Frederick
Cumberland Poultry Club Exhibition Opens
Events of interest note the Cumberland Poultry Club exhibition opening. In Baltimore a legal scene unfolds as Judge Stockbridge names George Blackistone and Edward G. Miller Jr. as receivers for Belvedere Botts under a second mortgage.
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Cumberland Poultry Club
Jefferson Grinnell
Annespe
Fannie
Benjamie L., Smith
Bar
Cambridge
W. A. Haba
North Broadway
Baltimore
Dadge Stockbridge
George , Blackistone
Edward G. Miller, Jr
Belvedera
Sophie Gook
Maryland Sod
Pennsylvania Railroad
Donation to Pastor at Braddock Church
Donation to Reverend A. Snyder of Boonsboro by Reformed Church members at Braddock in County on Monday February 12 included ham s chickens potatoes apples dried fruits canned goods a purse of money and a speech by William P. Holter. The pastor and wife warmly welcomed the group. The visit included calls on Mr John Bast William Bast and Benjamin Suman and a gathering with H O Smith W A Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Snyder
Boonsboro
Reformed Church
Braddock
William P. Holter
Air. Snyder
Aoonsboro
John Bast
William Bast
Benjamin Suman
Gil
H. 0. Smith
W. A. Brown
Marion Riddlemoser
Howard Riddlemoser
John Keller
Elis
Hazel
Calvin Main
Moamie Fox
Frank Schaffer
George Main
Luther Matin
Nettie Smith
Ells Holter
Anen T. Webster
Obituaries for Edwin du Laurans Airy Cooper
Obituaries note the death of Desth Edwin du Laurans also spelled Eawia du Laurant a traveling representative and censor director for Isan ecke Printing Ink Co who died February 4 1906 in Rochester Frederick. John Airy died at Maisteras Hospital this morning at about 50 years old after a long illness and will be buried at the hospital tomorrow. Thomas Cooper died at Montevee Hospital aged about 62 and will be buried at the grassyard the hospital.
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Edwin DU Laurans
Eawia du Laurant
Isanecke Printing Ink Co
Rochester
Frederick
John Airy
Maisteras Hospital
Agea
Thomas Cooper
Montevee Hospital
Beas
Silk production noted as global during era
The article traces silk supply origins from China to India and Europe, noting China Japan and Italy as current producers. It contrasts white Ching and Japsi silk with Italian golden yellow silk, mentions U.S. failed attempts to raise silk, while praising American manufacturing leadership and domestic silk fabrics shown at the world expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
China
India
Arrest of Charlen E Fox at Frederick Junction
Charlen E Fox was arrested yesterday at Frederick Junction by Detectors Webber on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. He was brought to the city and appeared before Justice C. B. Eckstein, who fined him $2.50, and in default of payment he served 10 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlen E. Fox
Frederick Junction
Detectors Webber
C. B. Eckstein
Grace Reformed Church Service Next Sunday
Washington Camp residents will attend divine service at Grace Reformed Church next Sunday morning. Pastor Rev. B. L. McLean will preach a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
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Washington Camp
No. Is
P.O. Sq
Grace Reformed Church
B. L. McLean
Royal Temperance Association Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Royal Temperance Association will be held in the W O T A rooms at 7 P.M. Friday. All members are requested to attend as plans are being arranged to organize a Ben to areni or B T A.
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Royal Temperance Association
W. O.T.A
Aeniora
Areni Or
B.T. A
Court Proceedings In Peterson Case And Indictments
In the Circuit Court Judge Motter heard arguments on removing the Peterson case from jury trial due to alleged insufficient evidence. The defense prayed for reversal but was rejected. Testimony for the defense began before a court recess. The grand jury has returned twelve indictments to the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Peterson
Bennett Creek State Company
Motter
Cour
Grand Jury
Wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad Delays Mail
A wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad beyond Lancaster halted mail and express service with no mail matter received at the station this morning.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Bayond
Lancaster
Public School Board Deliberations On Appropriations And Schedules
The Board of Csenty Sohos Commte aloners met with full attendance to allocate library funds for Beaver Dam Broad Run Brunswick North Freder ick Woodsboro Brunswick and west end colored schools. New Market sought an addition to its schoolhouse. High School commencements set for June 23 and Teachers Instaneca for September 3. Colored schools close April 15 white schools May 31. A $10 cupola grant for Bit Philip school. Contracts confirmed for Grass R Ekefanver Quebec Alejandria Grayson Prospect.
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Csenty Sohos Commtealoners
Beaver Dam
Broad Run
Brunswick
North Frederick
Woodsboro
West End
New Market
Bit. Philip
Thas
Wea
Grass R. Ekefanver
Quebec
Alejandria Grayson
Prospect
Congregational Reception at Evangelical Reformed Church
Members and friends filled the church parlor for a congregational reception from 8 to 10 with red heart decor. Rev Dr E B Eschbach and Mrs Eschbach and C Edwin Kemp presided as Guild president, with the Sunday school orchestra providing music and refreshments served by ladies. Souvenir red hearts were given to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Boebind
E. B. Eschbach
C. Edwin Kemp
Sixth annual Tentures course opens at Woman's College Hall
The University Extension Society begins its sixth annual Tentures series with lecturer Lastie Willis Sprague presenting Social Messages of Some Nineteenth Century Prophets. The opening cabinet will cover Fridiian Saullier and the Gospel of Freedom, starting at 7:15 p.m. Sprague is the first native American chosen by the local center. previous speakers were Canadiens and an Englishman.
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Catteratty Extension Society
University Extension Society
Woman's College Hall
Lastie Willis Sprague
Lab
Fridiian Saullier
Sprague
Canadiens
Driving Accident and Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
A yesterday driving incident reports a horse and carriage mishap with no injuries to occupants. The document includes a 1886 sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney & Co promising to pay $100 for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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L. V. Baughman
ToLepo
Licas Coryzy
Frank J. Cheney
Frm
F. J. Cheney & Gon
Toledo
Hall
A. D
W. Gleason
Ball
F. J. Cheney & CO
Bank Statement of The Union National Bank
A historical bank report shows assets liabilities and capital stock as of February 3 1906. Cash items reserves deposits and dividends unpaid are listed with a signoff by Cashier G Zimmermann and trustees approving the figures.
Local Notes from Gracebam County and Surroundings
County correspondence records visits among residents including Mrs Elias Weller of Baltimore and her husband Mr Weller, Miss Ross Troxel, Miss Alice Hockensmith, and others. Social events feature oyster suppers and lectures, with school enrollment at 46 and market quotations listed for local grain and livestock. The text closes noting digestion issues linked to stomach relief products.
Linganore-Liberty church events and theater show
Rev J Fred Heinse will lead Linganore Liberty circuit conference at Linganore M E Church and address the Ep Worth League. He preaches Sunday morning. Libertytown and Singanore church services are listed with times. The Flaming Arrow play at City Opera House features Indiana performers, horses, cowboys and frontier scenes reflecting historical warfare.
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J. Fred. Heinse
D. D
Linganore-Liberty Circuit
Linganore Mf. KL
Unionville
Ep Worth League
Fa Elman
Lincoln J. Oskar
City Opera Bonga
Indiana
United States
Caster
Gift of a Piano Shown by Indy Friends
A group of Indianapolis supporters presented a piano to the infant Sunday school at the Evangelical Reformed Church, marking a charitable gesture by local friends of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Indy
Ansicale Musicale and local notices at various addresses
Local mention Ansicale Musicale under the angplosa of St Gacelia Chapter will be held at Mrs J A Willameon's residence tomorrow Friday at 415 p m The Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting postponed to Friday February 23 at 2 o'clock Chippewa Tribe No 49 Improved Order of Red Men to adopt class paiafaces at Thursday the 15th of Scow Moon all are requested to be present John H Sesyerr Chief of Reesrdz Osteopathy Dr E L Schmid Citizens Nat Bank Building Chronic Diseases services available Frederick County telephone and Telegraph Company directory goes to press February 15 1906 Farmers urged to use Peerless Paper Mest Sack by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick Md for pest and storage preservation of meal In Memoriam Elizabeth Cromwell departed life February 15 1903
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Angplosa
St.Gacelia
J. A. Willameon
O. Ft
Jonx H. Sesyerr
Reesrdz
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Prena
Corey Page
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Economic trades and local services advert in Frederick
An assortment of local ads offers medical services by Dr. Kefauver in Frederick for head pain relief and dental work with nitrous oxide. Also advertised are home goods from tea sets to toilet sets, lamps, and lighting, with delivery and specials aimed at new housekeepers.
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North Market Street
Frederick
D. B. E. Kefauver
Lauer
Dioner
Tampa
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Creagersgow
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Frederick City Hospital
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Ds. E. L. Schmid
Cistzena’ Nat. Bank
Elizabeth Cromwell
George
Rodock
Barraine
AllOrver
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
P. Rice
Norte Manket Street
Pronae
Tee Aee
Conault
O. L. Kefauver
Uftical Specialist
Fredartsx
Peterman
Franklin Streat
City Hotel
C. E. Foster
Church Street
Madir Groceries and Provistons
Besant & Knott
Cecil
Morgan Oegil
Frederick, MD
Sis Place
Wieg
Cramer & Staerferl
Cramer
Stauefer
Soa E
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Fidelity
Mortragas
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Montgomery County
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Brunsch
F. B. Sappingtor
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