Work of Death and Several Obituaries in Local News
Long obituary list notes Mrs. Mary E Kolb dies from a fall two weeks earlier at 1050 o clack and funeral planned at Mt Olive cemetery. Rev Joshua Harp, a Washington county minister and farmer, dies aged 80 in Benevola. John W Sullivan, Monrovia postmaster and B&O agent, dies at 60. William V Morgan dies at 64 with funeral at Mt Olives. Mrs Annie Srookman dies at 47 of cancer. Mrs Martha Delauter dies at 68 from heart disease. Columbus W Windsor dies Feb 17 in St Marys county and is buried in Episcopal cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kole
Mary E. Kolb
David H. Kolb
Independent Fire Company
Weat Church Street
Kolb
William E. Sod
Mary Ann Salter
O. William
George W
Harry H
O. L Stull
G Mantz Rhodes
Fies Amis Kolb
Catherine B. Shope
George EB. Salter
Mbt
Olive’ Cemetery
Joshua Hard
Joshua Harp
Benevola
Washington County
Hoe
United Brethren Church
Washington Counory
C. D. Harp
Providence
Brane
B. Brane
Lebanon
A. Weidler
Derrick City
Henry Newcomer
Ezxskiel Chanay
John D. Harp
Cyros Routzshu
Myeraville
John W. Sullivan
Monrovia
Gartis Rungell
Lizzie Qeoll
Baltimore
Sullivan
Union Bridge
William V. Morgan
Dill Avenue
Reynolda Post
Albert S
Buckeyatowne
Frederick Bartelmes
Washington, D.C
Charles Green
Mary E
Thiaaity
Bervicas
Ms. Olives Cemetery
William E. Stockman
Annie Srookman
William Emory Stockman
Frederick City Hospital
Michael Whisner
Clifford
Marshall
Joseph
Mamie
Helen
West South Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Tobias Delauter
Martha Delauter
D. Tobias Delauter
Braddock Heights
Walter
Keefer
Maurice
Ads
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Columbus W. Windsor
Columbia W. Windsor
Palmer's
St. Mary’s County
Episcopal
The Religious World and Sunday Services Report
The Religious World column details sermons at Evangelical Reformed and Methodist churches with topics such as Leaven as a symbol of Christianity and Kept in Peace, plus Genesis 25 12 climbing to the top. It covers Forty Hours devotion at St John s Catholic Church, Grace Reformed sermons on A Back and to Save and Sin Its Punishment, and notes on catechism and social events. The City Ministerial Association met to discuss Preyer movement support and canon formation, with Rev Gaunt preaching on The Holy Ghost and Christian Making at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Epworth League
iTrinity M.E
South
Psst
E. L. Woolf
P.O
Woolf
Messrs. Rhoads and
Keller
Burgee
St. John's Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
Dr. Flynn
Mt. St. Mary’s
Albert Smith
Flynn
McDonald
Barnesville
Manra
Holy Name Society
Andren
Grace Reformed Church
BE. L. McLaan
Miller
City Ministerial Association
Protestant Episcopal Parish
Meyers
Logan
Hales
Lta
O. F. Steuk
J. W. Birscofe
W. A. Gaunt
Gaunt
Churoch
Kiely
Moses
David
Solomon
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
God
P. O
Washington
M. E
L. Woolf
Washingtons Name and Moral Vision Echo Across Time
Noble moral exhortation links Washington Lincoln and Jackson to eternal virtue. It discusses national character, education, immigration, labor, and capital as moral problems. The speaker elevates Christlike ideals as guiding standards for individuals and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tos
Virginia
Lee
Jackson
Fair Land
Thas
Aonus
Lfe
Kingdom of God
Jesus Christ
Frederick to renumber buildings starting with 101
Alderman Douglass proposes a novel Frederick numbering plan where building numbers start at 101 rather than following the common city system. He claims blocks will be known as one hundred or two hundred blocks. critics and Mayor Smith oppose, favoring the standard system to avoid confusion for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Frederick
Yone
Alties
Patrick
Market
Linsa
North Market Street
South Market Street
Straeta
Market Street
Church Streets
Church
Third Street
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Smith
Dni
Douglaas
Board of Aldermen
Pennsylvania Bill to Ban Dutch Treats Faces Vote
A bill by Hitchcock of Tioga county seeks to criminalize buying a drink for a thirsty companion. The offense carries a fine from five to fifty dollars for the first violation and increases to twenty to one hundred fifty dollars plus ten to ninety days in jail for a repeat offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legisature of
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Hitchcock
Tioga County
Funeral for Thomas Brown Held After Apoplexy Attack
The funeral of Thomas Brown, a colored man, who died Friday from an apoplexy while employed at Besant é Knott, was held yesterday at his home near Seventh Street. Rev. J. E. Wagoner officiated. pallbearers were Augustus Palm, William H. Brown, Thomas Potts, and Richard Dimmy. Interment followed at Greenmount cemetery. Thomas P. Rica was the funeral director. At the City Opera House the J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company opens tonight with The Vagabond's Wife, changing its bill nightly. a popular price affair highly spoken of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Besant É Knott
Klinehart
Oity Opera House
J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company
Thia
Sale of City Residence in Frederick for Rice to Railing
Noah E Cramer, real estate agent, sold a two story brick dwelling with modern improvements at 7 Knox Fourth Street Frederick for $2,500 to Christian Railing, representing Mr. David S. Rice of Baltimore. A marriage license was issued at Hagerstown for Grover Harley and Stotthamyer of near Wolfaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E Cramer
David S. Rice
Baltimore
Fourth
Frederick
Chbriatian
Hagerstown
Grover O. Harley
Andedsa Stotthamyer
Wolfaville
Closing Night at United Bazaar Draws Tremendous Crowd
A large audience attended the United bazar closing night with lively living pictures and applause for scenes such as Our Veteran Firemen and Uncle Sam. Miss Fannis E Warfield won the top prize with 207.90, Miss Helen Brangle earned 97.40, and total receipts neared 385.70, with profits near 25,000 by daybreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bazar
Sam
William Lebbers
Joseph W. Gaver
Mies Ritchte
Misa Irene Enright
Laurae Kemp
Harry W. Bowers
Charles Meisling
Mies Hattie Flatt
Helen Little
Mr. Marion
Moherly
James Boulden Watery
George Hooper
Catherine Besant
Comfort
Hattie Soball
H. 4
Brish
Tabounette
Jardiniere
S. P. Darrow
Elizabeth Gilson
Napple L. Young
Maurton Albaugh
J. Mary Honutf
D. Charles Winebrewer
Sheriff O. T. K. Young
Fannis E. Warfield
Helen Brangle
Lee
Foreman
Thomas Chbapline
May Schildtknecht
February White Goods Sale at New Chambraya
New colored Madras and Linens dominate the February sale with low prices on white goods. Gedree Washington’s state boasts a memorable bargain week, drawing crowds of shoppers to sample and buy white mercerized Madras waistings, lustred whites, and other fabrics at 20 to 30 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintker
Sreng
ASRO
Gedree
Washington’state
Mike
Mountalin
Bank Officers and Associates Listed in Roster
WM. G. BAKER and B.D. BAKER hold top posts with WM. G. ZIMMERMAN as President and Vice President. Cashier is listed, with J.D. Barer and others as assistants and staff, including C. Morren and D. HB. Harder.
Midletown Flyer Derails on Erie Railroad Tragedy
A wreck on the Erie Railroad near Parenson New Jersey leaves at least one dead and 27 injured, with reports of up to 30 killed and 70 injured. officials confirm casualties amid early investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speoial
Tom
Parenson
N.J
Middletown Flyer
Erie Railroad
Here
I‘ la
Purely Personal and Market Quotas Reported
Purely personal notes list Edwin O Markell staying several days in New York. Miles Corinne Payne visiting Philadelphia and New York. Mise Elizabeth Byron and Misa Blanche Harvey of Washington visiting. Mrs H O Kasper returned from Washington, D C. Misses Fannie Biden Eva Linn and Queleste Biden of Baltimore visiting and returning. Local market quotas show New corn at 2.85 per barrel shelled 0.50 per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 1.11 No 0 red 1.07 steamer 1.03 per bushel, damaged 0.80 per bushel. Oats 0.55 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin O Markell
New York
Miles Corinne Payne
Philadelphia
Mise Elizabeth Byron
Misa Blanche Harvey
Washington
H. O. Kasper
Washington, D. C
Fannie Biden
Eva Linn
Queleste Biden
Baltimore
H. M. Cramer & Co
Baptismal mishap on ice threatens crowd at countryside service
During a baptism at a farm pond in Blalra Valley Washington County, ice broke under around 60 worshippers watching Rev. Bowersox. About 12 feet of water swallowed swimmers, dozens rescued by quick actions as 100 spectators watched. Irene Bloyer and Mary Boniffa Cool saved in exhausted condition after cold water exposure. After rescues, services resumed with five baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowersox
Joseph Ernst
Blalra Valley
Washington County
Parsons
Irene Bloyer
Mary Boniffacool
Cicero Hamlin Dies Founder of Village Stock Farm
Cicero Hamlin, founder of the Village Stock Farm and organizer of the National Trotting Association, has died in Burraro New York on February 30. The prominent horseman shaped early trotting circles and led racing efforts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burraro
N. Y
Cicero Hamlin
Village Stock Farm
National Trotting Association
la Dead
Budget of Bright Items From Local and General News
Brief items note February ending, weather quips, and reflections on life with a reader letter from Lamar, Missouri. Weather chatter jokes mix with a baby’s photo of sorrow and a subscription pitch. Dennis Station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is renamed Dannia in honor of Col. George R. Dennis who served as director for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Maddox
Eben
Prayer Services At YMCA Continue In Community Effort
A band of Christian men holds nightly prayer and consecration services at the YMCA at 9 o clock with increasing attendance. On Saturday and Sunday nights attendance reached 19 and 29 men respectively. Clergy approved the plan this morning hoping the group will quicken religious ills in the community. Christians urged to attend despite sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Local Notices Describe Community Events and Social Gatherings
A parade of inviting notices details a cracker demonstration by National Blaoutt Company at 30 East Patrick Street on February 20 and 21, plus a birthday party at 10 A.M. at 30 East Patrick Street. Frederick City Hospital hosts Martha Washington Tea from 7 to 11 P.M. in U. D. C rooms. Grace Reformed hosts an oyster supper March 2 at the Conservatory of Music with 25 cent suppers and 14 and 24 cent class fees. A Martha Washington Tea occurs at East Church on February 21 with drills tableaux readings and music and supper from 5 to 10 P.M. Admission 10 cents. children 6 cents. An indoor excursion to Middletown on February 22 1905 offers a Gettysburg drama with round trip fare 50 cents, tickets at Hall & Reich's. Contractors are invited to bid on Elke Home improvements with plans at the club secretary’s office. bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Biscuts Company
Onratore
East
Patrick Gireaut
National Blaoutt Company
Coratore
East Patrick Street
Bryant & Kort
Martha Washington
East Churchaureat Eahoe
Qalidren
Middletown
Frederick
Opera House
Hall & Reich's
Local residents report illness and improvement
The Sok Mrs B H Blackston of South Market Street is confined to bed by illness. Mrs H F Gazsndanner of South Market Street, who has been quite sick, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Blackston
South Market
Aicknoesa
H. F. Gatzsndanner
Devoe paints claim benefit in Union Town story
A letter to Casper Killian from Frederick Maryland discusses Devoe lead and zinc paint as cheaper and longer lasting than lead and oil. Painter L O Ratter of Union Town says Devoe has boosted his business, taking lower bids yet securing better work, urging readers to consider Devoe as the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Killian
Frederick
Uniontown
L. O. Ratter
Devos
Devoe
F. W. Drver & Co
P.L. Bargett & Go
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the Daily News
Voltaire
Francois War
Rhick
Steyne Yy
Phas
Champlin
Per- Rue
Lathe
Bute Tale Mortan Rue Island
Louis Mutsherbes
Goldsborouich
Abere
Gere Werre
Gustave Tautant Meareged
New Onis
New Cirleas
Rederick Deushiss
United States
Japan
Chris
Washineson
Tax News
Mercor Maryland
A W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Martha Washin
White Fair
Geo. B. McCleery
M. Percival
L. Stoner
F. Hargett
Bac
Grace
W.O. T.U
Ep & Etchisoo
Trata
Bessos & Knott
Grace Chapelm
Hospital Guild Doll Bros
Sreasantoak Bros
Markey's Organ
Rodcock & Co
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Oipas
Madras
Neidig & Miller
India
Boinen
Meidig & Miller
George
Roduck Anh
Big Stoke
Largo
Dresa
Prios
Axmuioater
Brogsselis
Smryon Ab
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ys .Irm OF
MR Thomas PL Hige
Old Stand
North Market Stree
Proviniand
Besant & Knott
Patrick Treet
Fancy Groceriee
Cecil & Gorman
Fire
PRICE
Iite
Kivery
Atore
A. J. Eiqghelberger
N.W. Cor
Bte
Frederick, Md
Oldawis
Fromebruary
C. L. Kefauver
R. H. E. Smith
East Church Bireet
Eldawi
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Predertek
Mayssdawly
Patrick Street
WM. C. Botreler
F. B. Sappington
Ioan
B. Bappington
City Hall
Hie
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
D. Barker
WM. G. Baker
B.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel
Juper Jas, McBuerny DE
Keravyer
Geo
J.D. Barer
Japarino
C. Morren
D. HB. Harder
Joan
Ramsavna
Thos. H. Haller
W. G. Bak
James E. Walker
C. M. Fromag
Dasist
Basen
Erie
Missouri
William A. Shook
Lamar
Gaila
Grace Reformed Sawing Society
Conservatory of Music
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Grace Chapel
Elka’ Club
Elke
Baid
FTP
Newnan
Beorstary
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