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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
5
The Wressy News promises a handsome velvetage edition ready Thursday with all news and many textures. It notes Frederick city circulation restrictions and an advertising opportunity, inviting copy for new and changed ads by specified Wednesday times.
Local column lists Justice J Francis Smith visiting Annapolis and several residents traveling to Washington or returning from trips. It notes bridesmaid preparations for Miss Alvin Ryan and various sick lists and minor injuries among city residents. Crystromer Edward TL Smith went to Annapolis to urge bills related to Frederick.
The text indicates that the Senate amended and passed the bill with points of law involved. It references Senator Math and a padment, with provisions related to circuit court authority and concurrent approval by the House, in a tense legislative context.
A jumble of obituaries and notices lists several individuals including Mrs. Samuel D Young Mrs Hartiet and Mrs Catharine Dietrich among the deceased. Details mention service locations and funeral arrangements with various relatives and ages noted, though many lines are garbled. The piece references affiliations with local churches hospitals and a Continental Convention attendance in 1867.
Fragments describe pressure and peculiar fibers but lack clear context or entities. The readable portion hints at materials or quality terms yet provides no identifiable people organizations dates or locations to anchor a concise summary.
A local sale of property at New Market proceeds to fund a library. Falconer is presented with 39 handsome gifts to the library, and the event encloses the benefit.
Suffering and dollars saved. Es Toper of Manila New York says Bochlea’s Arnica Salve cured cuts and burns and saved his money. He cites it as the best remedy he has found for sores ulcers and eruptions and recommends Pesrie’s Modern Pharmacy.
Extracts from a Maryland Commission report discuss tuberculosis prevalence and treatment. The text notes preventable and curable aspects, emphasizes early care, sanatorium treatment, and health regulations, and cites the State Board of Health efforts in registration and disinfection to protect communities.
In the circuit court Harry Grove received 18 months and Charles King 12 months in the House of Correction for larceny. Florence C Milier found guilty on a related charge with a $20 penalty. J Derr was sought for larceny and turned himself in to the sheriff. A 14 year old youth was committed to reform school after testimony in Grove cases.
Two weddings are reported in the region. Ada May Anglearber and Heber Sommers wed at Evy Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Charles Steck officiating. Duvall Cromwell Hager married Smith of Hagerstown area at the Hancock church with Rev. Charles E. rector officiating.
The fragment notes a recent return from Eliowstone Park and mentions plans to show a house and pictures. It references ballet and opera figures and a possible public showing with timing details hinted but unclear.
Details of arrests include Robert W. Hurd charged with false pretenses and fined. he was released on recognizance after goods turnover. Also Otho Rollies and John Palmer jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct, fined $2 each. West Patrick street youths warned by Justice Erich Teitelbaum for snowball and related offenses.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions antique furniture and a log piece. context unclear with garbled names. No clear event, date, or organization readable.
Harvey R. Lease will conduct a sale tomorrow at Linganere Hills Inn. Emma M. Broan lists valuable personal property including stock, farming implements, and household items for auction at the Linganere Hills Inn location near Summer Street.
An old note describes a watchman stationed at Carrall and East All Sail Streets who signals approaching trains to warn nearby pedestrians and residents. The sighting is reported in Tas News.
A scanned bank ledger page from Frederick shows liabilities and deposits with figures for capital stock, dividends unpaid, and individual deposits. The document contains signatures from cashier G. Zimmerman and official attestations dated February 19th, with trustees listed.
Funeral details include Ry Sullivan longtime Washington Treasury Department employee buried at St John in Frederick with service led by Fr Conion and Abbot Wisenwer. Also notes five Elizabeth C buried, Mrs Nannie Bennett, and others with services by Rev S M, Rev Dr Charles. multiple funeral directors listed. Petition to county officials regarding Mr Motter’s retrial request appears in the mix.
Reports say Msrehne fic attended hearings at Surber and Bur s with local mention of gate menarited.
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