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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1905

Page

2

Maryland Miner Sees East Coast Gold Boom Ahead

Cal A B Russ of Montgomery County Maryland told a National audience that gold mining could revive from Halifax to Tennessee through Maryland Virginia and the Carolinas. He cited small yields near Great Falls and a $236 ton salvage in his county as proof of rich deposits and noted recent land purchases by Colorado capitalists to explore 600 acres.

Halifax Tennessee Maryland Virginia Osrolinas Cal. A. B. Russ Montgomery County Minera Colorado Alaska Nevada Great Falla Csarolina

Purely Personal Notices From the City Hotel and Nearby

Mr and Mrs J Baumgardner of Halstown West Virginia are registered at the City Hotel. Mr O J Stager has returned to Washington after spending time in Frederick. Miss Downey Jones of Libertytown visits relatives in Baltimore. Miss Ethel O Fout of Kemptown visits Mrs O E Stoneburner in Baltimore. Mr J Alfred Ritter of the University of Virginia returned home on East Second Street to Charlottesville. Mr and Mrs Daniel Stall Mrs George Salter Miss Hamna Baker Mrs Charles Brust and Mr Thomas Stall of this city plan several days in St Thomas to attend the funeral of Mr Martin Miller held the morning.

Daniel Stall George Salter Hamna Baker Charles Brust Thomas Stall St. Thomas, &S Martin Miller I. A. Hammond Ray W. E Miller Presoher G. J. Hill M. P. Church M. B Arge W.H Hogarth O. G. Marriott J.T. P. Mount Ralph 8. Barnes Tennessee A. L. Stier Laiwis Bowles Edgar Thomas Oar Adamatows William Darner Jefferson Franklin Bowles Moesars Koy Aaron Rios Mouantsindale William Musselman Little Son New Oarlials Ohio Joba S Bowlua F. L. Bowlue Wm. Young

BRIEF BITS AND RAILROAD DIRECTORS ELECTED

BRIEF NOTES DISCUSS NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS FIVE SUNDAYS IN JANUARY AND FIVE WASHDAYS WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND GROUNDHOG DAY PREDICTIONS SOCIETY PLANS ENTERTAINMENTS BEFORE LENT STATE DIRECTORS ELECTED AT PUBLIC WORKS MEETING REELECTING A P GORMAN AND G Baughman FOR B&O RAILROAD GEO S Dara ELECTED DIRECTOR OF PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

Washington Board of Public Works United States A. P. Gorman Gen. L. Victor Baughman Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Geo. S. Dara Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad Company

Harness for United Fire Company's engine arrives

The new harness for the horses drawing the United Fire Company's engine arrived yesterday, ordered by Mr. John Ed. Schell. The finish is described as brave. A false alarm sounded yesterday afternoon with little apparatus brought out.

United Horace United Fire Company John Ed. Schell

State Sells Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Western Maryland

Governor Warfield approves transfer of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to the Western Maryland Railroad for 157 325 in Western Maryland stock and a cash payment. The sale ends Maryland’s long stake in the canal built with state funds and opens the way for immediate possession by the railroad.

Warfield Chessapeake and Ohio Canal Western Maryland Railroad Company Landatraet Board of Public Works Consolidated Loan Landatrest Asid New York B.A. Richmond Landstreet Vandiver Western Maryland William 5. Bryan, Jr Railroad Company Atkinson Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Maryland Westurn Maryland Railroad Company

Social World Delights At Dual Receptions For Walters Caller

A double feature of social events honors Mr. W Walter Caller and his bride with receptions at Fengavills and Meadow Brook near Fongaville. Guests include the Caller family and local residents as delicacies and dessert are served. A library social at St Johns offered prizes and light refreshments. Governor Warfield grants pardon to George M Pittman. Basketball game between Y M C A and All Frederick set for Janitor Hall tonight.

Ginne Wm. L. Galler Fongaville Walter Meadow Brook Wm. L. Oaller W. Walter Oailer Ron R. Oaller Aon Arthur L. O. Culler Lillian Elizabeth Mesara Maurice EK Harry Taoman Edgar Wilbur Onller Conrad Anderson

Omnibus Claim Bill Includes Frederick County Claims

Senator Warren reported a bill to pay over 1000 Government claims, with 46 from Maryland totaling $114 40277. Read like a ledger, Frederick county names appear among the payees including Hottman, Ralphart, Riddlemoser heirs, Derr administrator, Johnson administrator, Harley administrator, church trustees at Brunswick, and Dixon with various sums.

Warren Senate Court of Claims Congress Maryland Charles F. Hottman Wao GO. Hott Frederick County Andrew H. Ralphart Lewis W. Riddlemoser Marion F. Riddlemoser Ephraim Riddlemoser Eugene L. Derr John Derr R. S. Johnson Washington Stone Josephne E. Harley de Bonis Non Obho F. Harley Fredarick County Traateee The Methodist Episcopal Ohurch Brunswick Thomas Dixon

Bank Officials and Names Listed in Blurred Ledger

A fragmentary OCR shows a list of individuals including J. D. Baker and H. D. Barber with roles such as President and Cashier, plus several surnames and initials. The text appears to be a bank roster or corporate board from an Aust era document, with multiple unreadable fragments and garbled names.

Garment Department Offer Enchants With Silk Remnants

Lot No 4 A features a wide range of colored silks including black half veined varieties, plus dress and waist patterns and smaller ends. Embroidery ends lace edge and garments like jackets skirts capes and furs see drastic price cuts. New tam o shanters on sale.

Christmas Socials and Visits Across Maryland Counties

County correspondence records visits and greetings during the holidays. People from Baltimore to Frederick and Montgomery counties are noted with relatives friends and guests visiting farms churches and homes. A sequence of Christmas programs at local schools and churches highlights community life with multiple performances and recitations.

Port Daposist Residents Alarmed Over Gorge Prospect

Residents of Port Daposist fear impacts from a potential ica gorge while Henry Winter longtime Howard County resident dies at his home near Ellicott City. Plans are underway to sell the unfinished Washington Baltimore and Annapolis railroad. Mrs Frederick Rioa gifts hospital and dispensary to Baltimore aged home. Frank I Donoso elected state insurance commissioner at Annapolis to replace Lloyd Wilkinson. Governor Warfield hosts dinner and dance for daughters Carrie and Louies Warfield and Mary Foxley Tilghman at the Executive Mansion in Annapolis.

Port Daposist Henry Winter Howard County Hig Ellicott City Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Frederick Rioa Episcopal Home For Baltimore Frank I. Donoso Baltimore County Annapolis State Board of Public Works Lloyd Wilkinson Warfield Executive Mansion Amarolis Miagea Carrie Louies Warfield Misa Mary Foxley Tilghman

Law Grips Local Disorder Fines in City Streets

Martie Bainbridge colored arrested for disorderly conduct on West South street and fined 5 dollars by Justice Eckstein. Squierally Johnson colored arrested for drunken disorderly behavior on West South street and fined 2 dollars. Everest Baker arrested for threatening J.R Lemon’s life. held over for grand jury at February court.

Martie Bainbridge Officsra Deiter Brengle West South Street Justice Eckstein Johnson Brangle Weat South Street Jaszing Eckstein Everest Baker Yeaterday Darner Bartonsville J.R Lemon Baker Smith

Blockaded Roads Prompt County Repairs Across Manor and Middletown

County commissioners report heavy winter drifts blocking roads in Manor and Middletown Valley. Baperviaora pledge near-constant work to open all routes with National Pike at Braddock hardest hit, eight feet deep. Aboveling operations begun. likely reopening by tomorrow.

Board of County Commissioners Manor Middletown Valley Braddock

Expected Promotion in Pennsylvania Railroad Departments

Ramore reports notable changes in PRR operations with promotions around January 15. J B Baker moves from Philadelphia Verminal to Buffalo and Allegany division while Victor Wierman advances from Amboy to succeed Baker. Both men have ties to Frederick through past service as superintendent of the old Frederick division.

Ramore Pennsylvania Railroad J. B. Baker Philadelphia Verminal Buffalo and Allegany Victor Wierman Amboy Baker Wierman Frederick

Fire at Union Bridge destroys stock in clothing store

At about 12 30 yesterday morning a fire broke out in a large frame building on Main Street Union Bridge owned by Albaugh and Senneway and occupied by Jacob Pelpert. Pelpert's stock valued around 8000 was damaged about 5000 by flames and by water from the Union Bridge Fire Company which saved the building from total loss.

Union Bridge Main Street Albaugh & Senneway Jacob Pelpert

Bazar at Walkersville Raises Funds for Town Treat Rights

A bazar organized by Walkersville ladies aims to raise funds for a town treat rights. The event opened with bright prospects for a grand success as Captain Saxton and Captain Shank of Woodsboro led a party of twenty four ladies and gentlemen to attend. It is hoped that others from the town will join this evening's bazar.

Walkersville Saxton and Shank Woodsboro Otky

Montgomery circuit quarterly meeting set for January dates

The third quarterly conference of Montgomery circuit will be held in Brilloh pharoh at 2 o'clock p m Saturday January 7. The Lord's supper will be administered Sunday morning January 8. The pastor will preach.

Montgomery Brilloh Pharoh Peator

Fever lynchings in 1904 annual review details

The review notes 87 lynchings across 1904, 83 in the South and 6 in the North, with Mississippi leading at 18. Eight Black victims and four White. two women among the victims. Causes include murder and attacks on women, with November reporting no lynchings in 20 years.

Chicano Tribune Ainga Mississippi Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Virginia Texas South Oarolins Misulasippi Valley

Local notes and church reports from Burkitttsville area

A compilation of social items from Burkitttsville and Utica Mills includes visits by Mrs Laiwis Bowles and others, bridal tour returns for Mr and Mrs Bowlus, and nearby residents' illnesses. Services are noted at Latham Church and Reformed Church with times listed. Other items mention residents visiting Frederick court, resignations and hires at a local school, and various family visits.

Local events and notices in Frederick area listings

A string of local items announces a 4:00 pm basketball game at Jaator Hall between M.9. A. and All Frederick teams with 10 cent admission for ladies and escorts. Other notices include a French coffee pot drawing at Goodheam's tonight, a pig roast and soup, a reminder to pay gas and electric bills by the 10th, and a Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D O meeting at Job Rooms. Also listed are stockholders’ meeting for Frederick County Agricultural Society, a Peabody String Quartet event, a Fourth concert by Merril Moberly at Mc Cardell’s, a wallpaper sale, an eye examination by Dr. O W Hines for Capital Optical Co., and Haney’s Rag-time Cardiyal at City Opera House with prizes for wing and buck dancing. Advertising notes about Albaugh's Barber Shop and general bargain emphasis conclude the page.

Tontehe Frederick Jaator Hall Admissian

New Year's Stock Sale Opens February Specials

A historical notice announces the start of a new business year with a February sale and a 20 cent discount on stock. The text notes a January balance and a special rebate timing.

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