Death notices for DeLashmutt Schley and Allen
Mrs Phoebe R DeLashmutt died at Emergency Hospital aged 73 from pneumonia survivors include five sons and several daughters and a funeral set for 1 30 pm Wednesday from Booth Market Street with interment at Mt Oliver Cemetery Mrs Charles Schley died at her Milwaukee home after a long illness formerly Harriet Johnson sister of Gen Brad ley T Johnson funeral to be held in Milwaukee tomorrow morning William Allen died February 14 in Cumberland Md surviving widow and two sons funeral held there on Tuesday
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Phoebe R. Delashmutt
Phoebe R DeLashmutt
Pasumonis
Philip
Frank
Austin
Texas
George
William
Elias DelLashmutt
Virginia, Grove
Frederick
Frederick Galns
Virginia
Ciara ,Lashmute
B. F. Brown
Cornelius Mercer
Isaac Strider
Mary James
Williem G. DeLashmutt
Illinois
Booth Market Street
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Charles Schley
Milwaukee
Wis
William Allen
Cumberland
A Summer Song From The Town Poem
A faded verse voice recalls summer heat and crowded streets. The text laments heavy dust and sweltering heat, contrasts with winter longing, and imagines facing a future blizzard with quiet resignation.
Personal notes and ads from a small town paper
Purely Personal column notes visiting relatives in New York and a local resident visiting York Pennsylvania. Advertisements urge advertising in The Daily and Weekly News to boost sales. Market quotes for Mountain City Mills list corn oats and red varieties. A letter from Frederick Maryland discusses paint pricing and adulteration with Devoe brand cited as cheaper per house and year.
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Mountain City
Our National Traditions Sermon at Evangelics Lutheran Church
A sermon by Rev Charles F. Steck on patriotism and national tradition at the Evangelics Lutheran church emphasized the Bible as foundation for freedom and national unity. He urged worship of God, moral renewal, and persistent Christian living to sustain American patriotism and civil liberty. Church notes also report services at Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, and Trinity M E churches with respective pastors and sermon topics.
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Evangelics Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Washington
Sona of America
Breck
Terael
Samuel
Israel
Ther
America
Plymouth Rock
God
Ita
Folde
Cara
Emoolaim
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Steck
Jeans
Evangelical Reformed Church
Nechbach
Trinity M.E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer
Religious services and sermon notes across multiple churches
Morning and evening services across United Brethren Methodist and Catholic parishes described. Pastors Stinespring McKenney Todd and Fr. Kane Fr. Kavanaugh preached themes on ward unknown God and consecration. Sunday schools Epworth Leagues and catechism, and Lenten services scheduled.
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Epworth League
Pfa
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Methodists Epiacops
W. McKenney
S. Todd
God
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Kane
Kavanaugh
Steche Savelinae
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. Mclean
Washington's Birthday Observed by Weorso's College
Faculty and students joined special exercises at 9 a m with a procession and flag singing of America The Star Spangled Banner. Miss Miner wrote and Miss Fauntleroy read the Ode to Washington Hon Milton G Urner delivered a forceful address linking Washington to liberty and American festivals He urged a joint May 90th celebration after citing Civil War readings The event closed with student songs and an evening entertainment by two literary societies.
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Weorso's College
Washington
National
America
Miner
Miner and Read By Miss Fauntleroy
Milton G. Urner
Urner
Tabernanades
Tabernacles
Gordon
Baltimore Fire Scenes At Frederick Opera House
Frederick residents will see the Baltimore fire scenes from Chase's Theatre Washington on Thursday night February 25 at the City Opera House. The Washington Star notes the fire scenes were a hit and vaudeville an attractive showcase with many motion pictures including Trip to the Moon and Gulliver's Travels. Mme Chelski the Russian prima donna will sing illustrated songs in English. Admission 15 and 25 cents with reserved seats 50 cents. sale at Yeakles. A matinee is set for 4 p.m.
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Frederick
Rhodes
City Opera House
Thoreday
Baltimore Fire
Chase's Theatre
Washington
Washington Star
Chase’s Theatre
Baltimore
Gulliver
Mme. Chelski
Yeakles
Maryland Death Benefit Association Meeting in Baltimore
The sixth annual session of the Maryland Death Benefit Association of the P.O.S. of A s a d D. of H. is being held in Baltimore today. Messrs. Henry E. Cramer and Jacob L. Engelbrecht of Camp No. 17 are present, the first as a camp delegate and the second as a member of the board of directors.
Eighteen Turnpike Firms Form State Association in Frederick
Representatives of eighteen turnpike companies from Carroll Howard and Frederick counties met at the Citizens National Bank in Frederick to organize the Maryland State Turnpike Association. Officers named for the first year are President Douglass H Hargett Frederick Vice President Charles Snook Lewis Town Secretary Treasurer O O Warehime Frederick and counsel George R Dennis Frederick An executive committee from each company was chosen. The group aims to unify toll policy improve roads and discuss legislation affecting the industry Members from Carroll Howard and Frederick counties attended and the combined capital of the represented companies exceeds 1 500 000. The meeting also reviewed a motor vehicle registration bill and speed limits with a request for rate adjustments.
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Cartrell
Howard
Frederick
Citizens’ National Bank
Maryland State Turnpike Association
Douglass H. Hargett
Charles 8. Snook
Lewistown
O. O. Warehime
George R Dennis
Carnpike
Talbot County
Moesars
George W. Miller
A. W. Burkhart
George KR. Dennis
D. F. McKenney
Charles Orontae
Thore
Carroll County
J. H. Billingsley
Sammuel Roop
Westminster
P. Snager
New Windsor
Thomas ¥. Reisler
Union Bridge
Howard County
H. G. Harper
Qarrel Doughoragan
E. G. Belby
Lindon
Frederick County
P. N. Hammaker
Dr. D. F. McKinney
Lewis O. Whip
Charler &. Snook
Charles L. Oronlse
Arthur Potts
George BR. Downie
William H. Smith
P. L. Feiner
J. A. Saxton
E. D. Shriner
J. Roger McSherry
William H. Harry
Circuit Court Finds Miles Not Guilty and New Milling Co Formed
The circuit court convened at 10 o'clock with Judge Motter. Isaac Miles was found not guilty of larceny of a revolver charged by Zacharias Jones. J D Gietner faced liquor charges in the Bronawiox limits. Glade Valley Milling Company, Inc. located in Frederick county was incorporated by Etter, Nicodemus, Hachter, Koker and Noodeman with $30,000 capital, 40 year term, offices to be in Walkersville and Woodboro.
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John C. Motter
Isaac Miles
Zacharias Jones
Miles
Earp
Etchison
J. D. Gietner
Bronawiox
Ajary Harp
Gietner
Funeral Details and Local News Update
The funeral of Theolore Kreh was held yesterday at 3 PM from his West Fifth Street home with Rev. Dr. Eschbach and Rev. E L McLean officiating. Pallbearers were Engelbrecht Phoebus T Phoebus Hergersheimer James Burck. Interment at Mt Olives Cemetery. Z James Gittinger of Frederick County National Bank hospitalized with neck wound thought to be self inflicted during a fit of mental aberration. The condition could threaten his life due to age and weak health. A major local production Wealth and Poverty will be staged at City Opera House next Friday under John J Brophy with Homer Mullaney and Minnie Stanley leading the cast. S. N. Widdup of Gilbert Smith Co Baltimore conducts an introductory piano sale at 100 North Market Street for two weeks.
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Theolore Kreh
West Fifth Street
E. BR. Eschbach
E. L. McLean
Jacob L Engelbrecht
B. BE. Phoebus
McClintock Phoebus
Jacob Hergersheimer
William James
Landis Burck
Mt. Olives Cemetery
L. Obenderfer & Son
Z. James Gittinger
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick City Hospital
City Opera
Lawrence Underwood
John J. Brophy
Homer Mullaney
Minnie Stanley
N. Widdup
Gilbert, Smith & Co
Baltimore
North Markes Street
Telephone Call 38 Food Deals Noted
A brief notice describes bargain food offers including lucky buyers gold dollars at fifty cents and Lynn Haven Bays items priced at 40 cents per dozen. The fragment mentions large bases blue points and a price marker of 20 cents, indicating a local sales or promotion.
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Lynn Haven Bays
Belles Lattres Literary Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Belles Lattres Literary Society met Friday afternoon with E. Michael presiding. Readings and debates followed including a Panama Canal versus Alaska proposal. the judge’s decision favored the negative. The group adjourned after editor G. Delapl aine reported and will reconvene February 26.
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Belles Lettres
Belles Lattres Literary Society
E. Michael
Tome
Harry Settles
W. James
Bill
H. Clary
W. Delaplaine
R. Homm
Panama Canal
United States
Alaska
R. Cromwell
O. Hine
F. Gladhill
W. Cramer
G. Delaplaine
L. Hughes
T. Legg
H. Ordemac
Advertised letters list at Frederick postoffice 1904
The advertised letters remaining at the Frederick city post office on Saturday February 20 1904 includeGentlemen’s List E S Karnat D Theo Helmer Albert Haupt Brodrick Heith W L Grady Lewis O Main I N Stull and Ladies’ List Miss Grace Rice Miss Etta Woerner. Recipients must call for letters titled advertised letters or they will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks.
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Frederick City
Genttlemen’s
Karnat
D. Theo. Helmer
Albert Haupt
Brodrick Heith
W. L. Grady
Lewis
Main
I. N. Stull
Misa Grace Rice
Etta Woerner
Ladies crochet Ear Tips Wanted At Once
Local notice calls on C A Onatle to crochet ear tips at No 8 North Market street. Also a citywide reminder no garbage today February 22 due to slippery streets and removal planned tomorrow. Trinity M E church hosts "An Old Fashioned Convention" February 28 at 8 p m with admission 16 coats. Republican City Committee to meet February 24 at 7 20 p m at Urner & Urner to call primaries. Pianos and Organs advertised as low priced at Birely's Palace of Music.
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Goldaborough
E. Y. Goldsborough
Eichelberger & Stoner, Trusts
Carlin
City Opera Honas
Balto
Danee
Kelle Bros
Auphisauntie
Musst
Equity
A. Onntie
Stephen Geisbert Entertainment
C. A. Onatle
North Market Street
Atrents
Trinity
Urner & Urner
Hamwox
Unser
Harry E. Chapiine
Ofi
Birely’s PaLace
Music
City Receives New Supervisor of Elections
Mr. O. L. Stall of this city has been commissioned as supervisor of elections, succeeding M. E. Getzendannes who resigned.
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O. L. Stall
M.E. Getzendannes
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Ashevill SC
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Weeney News
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J. D. Baker
WM. G. Barner
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Citizens’ Nat. Bank
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Chicago
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Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad
Knoxville Traction Company
William L. Gross
Brunswick
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C. Boteler
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James Vullican
Church Street
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New Market
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Prospect View
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Thomas F. Rior
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer’s Exchange
See
Farmers' Exchange
All Saints and
Carre Streets
Hull & Reich
Latin Books
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Prospero
Harland
London
Major
Kingdom Come
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Wiggin
Rome
Crawford
Golenel Carter
Danby
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Smith
Masonic Temple
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Srernen Geiseert
Frenee
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