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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1906
Page
3
Local briefs and correction on high school score
February stretch of community items notes an appointment of Clinton Swadener as postmaster at Walkersville. A correction reports the High School league seventh game score as 19 to 3 for team H, not 19 to 13 as previously published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Swadener Hag
Sucsaid M.it. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Paradise Now or Gotham Later
Mr. Clayton G. Hunter aged 23, son of Mrs. C. B. Hunter, a Groff House housekeeper and B and O Railroad fireman, was injured by stepping on a protruding nail while jumping from his engine on Saturday. He was brought to the Groff House in the city and is stated to be doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton G. Hunter
C. B. Hunter
Groff House
Resolutions Committee Named Over Crimmins Death
At a special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company on Saturday night a committee was appointed to draft suitable resolutions on the death of the late William M. Crimmins. Members include Judges John O Motter, Dr. Daniel H. Steiner, John Eizenhauer, F B Sappington, J Henry Lampe and Barry Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Lata
The Work of Death
Mrs Ida M wife of William J Doyle died in Baltimore on February 22. The funeral was held this morning from her home at 1337 Framone Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Doele
Ida M
William J. Doyle
Baltimore
Framone Avenue
Devor firm letter on paint quality and durability
A letter to J B Hendrickson from F W Devor & Co argues clothing and paint share function and fashion. It extols Devos as lasting paint while warning against costly, poor paints that fail under weather. A postscript notes P L Hargett & Co selling paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BD. Hendrickson
Wradarick, Md
Davos
Devos
F.W. Devor & Co. P.S. P.L. Hargett & Go
Peerlessa Paper Meat Sack for Farmers
Farmers urged to use Peerlesa Paper Meat Sacks from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Frederick MD to preserve meat from skippers. Available in three sizes and sold at 3 4 and 5 cents each. If dealer lacks them, send orders to the firm for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerlesa
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Foo
Annual Meeting Highlights Work Of City Hospital Guild
The Frad ecick City Hospital Guild reports strong progress in its first year with over 100 members. It plans three donations per member yearly, tracked receipts of 521 72 and expenditures of 3496 leaving 166 76 on hand. Donations to hospital include linens towels pillow cases sheets and clothing. Officers elected include President Mrs Arthur D Willard and Secretary Miss Grace Netdig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fradecick City Hospital Guild
Ina
Muc
Goda
Gaild
L. Victor Baughman
Arthur D. Willard
O.P. Bennett
Grace Netdig
Lola Motter
O. H. Qavely
George Ort
Albare Pearre
Obaries Byerly
Batty Doll
Jacob Rohrback
William Sfnllinix
Obaries
George Ost
Floy Dosb
O. P. Baonate
Guild
Funeral of William M. Crimmins Observed at St John Church
The funeral for William M. Crimmins was held this morning from his North Markets home to St John Church where a requiem Mass was offered by Rev. Fr. Kane with a eulogy on his public church involvement. hymns Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee were sung. Interment followed at St John cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Crimmins
North Markets Street
McElroy
Carholic Benevolent Legion
St. John’s Cemetery
Fr. Smith
George 8. Bodock
Joseph MecBeylt
John A. Kennedy
O. Staley Doub
Daniel H. Breiner
J. Clarka Kieffer
Wm Dunn
Baltimore
John C. Motter
D. Charles Winebrewer
John Francis Smith
B. Staley
O. P. Smith
John Eisenksner
Joseph Douglass
Thomsa P. Rica
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office February 24 1835
A list of unclaimed letters at the Frederick post office as of Saturday February 24 1835 identifies gentlemens and ladies letters. Recipients must call for advertis ed letters within two weeks or items go to the dead letter office. Names include N S Barkier Master William Webb Mrs Mary Abb Essa Klug Mrs Aly Randsel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
N. S. Barkier
Alaster
George Bowers
G. Cromwel
E. M. Davis
Leslie Long
William Webb
N. H Zimmerman
Zimmer- Tar
JT. Lapigs
Mary Abb
Issa Mahsia Ghamterles
Essie Klug
Aly Randsel
Mattia Pireams
Resignations Move Freight Roles in Western Maryland Line
Mr Bilde resigns as commission freight agent of the Western Maryland Railway in Baltimore after years in service. He will be succeeded by William A. Gor, general agent of a rival line, at Portland, Oregon. Mr Hildt is well known locally, having married Miss Katie Thomas and once worked with the Adams Express Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilde
George GC. Hunt
Western Maryland
Monrovia Man Identifies Body at Baltimore Morgue
John Mason of Monrovia identifies the man found on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks at Monné Glare Junction with severed limbs and injuries. The victim is said to be his brother J. William Mason of near Kamptown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
Monrovia
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS
A series of short items records residents visiting or returning home. Names include Mr Gerson Resencer in New York on business, Miss Mollie Eisenbauer from Saltmere and Washington, Rev Isaac M Motter in Waynesboro PA, Abs Edward Cook from Baltimore, Lucis Blair in Baltimore, Miss Little Johnson from Middletown visiting Mrs Fox, Miss Janie Ranneberger from Jefferson, Miss Jessie O Parrish from West Falls, Mr Quarles M Cramer from West Fourth to Washington, and Mrs Bessie Spyder and Mrs Emma Jones visiting in Bartholows with returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerson Resencer
New York
Mollie Eisenbauer
Saltfmers
Washington
Willard Markey
Mae Clarke
Roberts Howard
Isaac M. Motter
Dty
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Abs
Edward Cook
Baltimore
Mise Lucis Blair
East Sixth Street
Balticore
Little Johnson
Middletown
Charles L H. Fox
North Market Street
Janie Ranneberger
Jefferson
Jessie O Parrish
West Fal's
Iss Edith A. Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Mies Grace Wolfs
Quarles M. Cramer
Misa Lizzle Haller
South Market Street
Dr. Woodward
William
Westminster
Wm. C. Noeidig
Emme Jones
Bartholows
Charles A Pysle
South Street
Will of George G Rhoderick filed for probate
The will of George G. Rhoderick Sr former editor of the Valley Register at Middletons is entered for probate. He leaves the printing office furniture and the paper's goodwill to his sons George O Jr and Charles K Rhoderick, with residuary of his estate to wife Mary Ben Rhoderick for life and to be divided among children after her death. A $100 bequest goes to the Evangelical Lutheran church council for cemetery use. Mary Ellen Rhoderick and sons George O Jr and Charles K named executrix and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Rhoderick
Valley Register
Middletons
Register of Wills
Ard Beanussth
George O. Rhoderick
Charles K. Rhederick
The
Mary Ben Rhodarick
Bia
George O. Jr
Charies EK
Bernard J
Frank N
Margaret
Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Middletown
Mary Ellen Rhodarick
George O, Jr
Charles K
Literary Societies Form New Frederick Otty Joctor Club
The Frederick Otty Joctor Literary Society organized by the boys of Donrs Square held its first meeting February 24. President O Thoms led roll call by Secretary M Johnson. Treasurer collected dues. Members listed include A Hales and F Thomas in recitation and oration roles with J Wilcoxon and John Markell in declamation and others in weekly events. The debate judged by B Worthington and F Thomas resulted 2 to 0 in favor of the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Otty
United States
O. Thomas
M. Johnson
B. Worthington
F. Thomas
Local Residents Report Illness and Improvements
The Sick Mrs Caroline Mills North Market street is quite sick. Mrs John Smith East Fourth street, who has been sick, is able to be out. Miss Rosa Kolb West Third street, who has been quite sick, is able to be out. James W Murphy West Fourth street confined to the house by illness. Mr Eyater W Edmonds South Markat street confined by sickness. Mr Daniel T Ordeman Weat Third street somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Mills
North Market Street
John Smith
East Fourth Street
Rosa Kolb
West Third Street
Air
James W. Murphy
West Fourth Street
Eyater W. Edmonds
South Mar—kat Street
Daniel T. Ordeman
Weat Third Street
Court convoked with Judge Motter. Myers guilty
In the Circuit Court this morning Judge John OC Motter presided. Robert Paul Myers was found guilty of massulisod battery and fined 10 cents plus costs. Karl K. Katz was fined £50 for selling Aquor to minors. Ellen Long was tried for adultery and found not guilty. Court recessed at 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John OC. Motter
Robert Paul Myers
Sud
Karl K. Katz
Ellen Long
Interesting Exhibit Shows Russian Shoe Display in Boston
A 1692 display at Markeys features the famous Russian shoe exhibit by the Coronas Eid Company of Boston. The display toured major East cities, with six months in large western cities. Shoes are authentic samples worn by oil class Russians including Tarsats, with newspaper caricatures from the era presented alongside the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markeys She
Coronas Eid Company
Boston
Mass
East
She Wess
Russia
Hold Up at Third and Ulrich Streets Endangers Frederick Man
Benjamin Jones of Frederick Maryland was held up at Third and Ulrich streets at 6 PM by two Black men armed with a revolver. They took his watch and $12 as crowds moved home from work. The incident recalls the earlier shooting of Policeman Mark Allen by a Black man four years ago at the same spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Philadelphia
Benjamin
Jones
Frederick
Ulrich Streats
Mark Allen
Alack West
Local Mart Market Quota Listings
The Local Mart lists today’s market quotas from Waring Tyson. Corn per barrel is 2.15 dollars with shells 0.43 per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 802, No 3 Tecatesmer 0.70 per bushel. rejected 0.85 per bushel. damaged 0.60 per bushel. Ons 0.30 per cant per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tyson
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Totals
A survey of local church services across denominations notes morning and evening sermons at Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Methodist Catholic and Lutheran churches. Special Lent plans include midweek and Friday services with calendar details and missionary relief appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapistat
Yeater
KB. A. Branner
P. D. Fabrrey
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eeohbach
Sam
Ros
Gal
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Trinky M.E Church
South
Bav
J. H Baitths
Epworth
United Brethren Church
Pseter
J. W. Kscofe
Attes Bertha Kiracofe
St. John’s Catholic
W. J. Kane
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morolog Zerzice
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Wm Hammond Parker
Rav
J. Braser
Hagerstown
Panter Steck
Lutheran Church
Jerusalem
Grace Reformed Shurab
BE. L. McLean
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Segie
St. John
Schleyerlile
OG. M. Gupin
Mary Ingle
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christ
Socdaya
Paul
Pwo
Matthew
Social World Surprise Party Honors Mrs E R Sheppard
Mrs E R Sheppard of West Church Street was surprised Friday evening for her birthday. Friends and acquaintances attended with games and refreshments provided. Edith Kohbienberg of Adamytown offers a social event on Tuesday for Miss Parrish of West Falls Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E R. Sheppard
West Church Street
Edith A. Kohbienberg
Adamy Town
Tressey
Ene
Misa Jeg O. Parrish
West Falls
Law's Grip Narrows as Two Men Arrested for Disorder
Joba Taylor and Jack Gibbs colored were arrested Saturday night by Officer Dieter for being drunk and disorderly. They appeared before Justice Jobn Wood who fined them one dollar each or ten days in jail. A Nusbaum farm of 100 acres near Mt. Pleasant was sold by Farm, Cramer & Stauffer to George W. Stauffer of Walkeraville after the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba Taylor
Jack Gibbs
Dieter
Jobn Wood
Cramer & Stauffer
Nusbaum
Mt. Pleasant
George W. Stauffer
Walkeraville
Capital Surplus and Officers List in Early Ledger
A ledger extracts shows a capital surplus of 250000 and lists officers including J D Baker as President, HD Baker and WM Zimmerman as vice presidents and cashier roles for Samuel G Duvall and others. The document names multiple named individuals and positions across the company group.
Variety Goods and Local News Items Featured
Readable catalog and state news notes from Maryland region listing fabrics and dry goods at discounted prices while reporting local events. Mentions smallpox in a labor camp near Alberton, a lodge organization at Germany Town, and political notes on Mayor Strite and other officials. Also notes a bridge incident near Vienna and trades from the University of Maryland faculty and students. 406 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Alberton
Howard County
Americgnp Mechanics
Germany Town
Montgomery County
Strite
Higarstown
Midabipman Kimbrough
Naval Acadiery
Colligion
Wanticoks
Vienna
University of Maryland
University
William H. Ralling
Cumberland
Cumberland Valley Hillroad
Gettysburg Junction
John A. McCormick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South
Cambar
Land
Democratic Editors’ Association
Senate
Annapolis
Warfield
Evening with Pericles in Athens age discussed by Art Club
The Frederick Art Club held its regular meeting February 24 with Miss Edith Markey in the chair. Mrs Apple presented a paper on the Age of Pericles in the 5th century B C, praising Athens glory and detailing Parthenon and Acropolis works, Phidias, Aspasia, and Pericles’ leadership. The report notes key figures Socrates, Herodotus, Thucydides, and the plague ends Pericles’ life. A subsequent note mentions the Heart of Iceland Ireland engagement at the Opera House March 2 with Mr Wright and GS Coleman. A medical ad promotes Chamherlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion.
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Poricles
Parthenon
Athens
Propylaea
Paricles
Phidias
Acropolis
Thucydides
Pericles
Aspasia
Queths
Phidiss
Ausexagoras
Heart of
Iceland
Social and business notices from a late era page
A Baltimore eye specialist Dr William Tarun will visit Emergency Hospital on Wednesday February 25 for eye examinations. Mountain City Lodge No 29 K of P to hold a social session Monday February 26 with an elaborate program. Local businesses advertise custom shirts and osteopathy services. Memorial poem commemorates Joseph H Chew with a grief verse marking February 25, 1906 death anniversary.
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Wm. Tarun
Baltimore
Suighte
Psthias
Mountain City
Lodge
K.cf
Dreired
Rev
U. F. Siecx
D. O. A. Lanpis
Branas
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