Tombola Raffle Winners at St John's Catholic Fair
A late fair raffle at St John’s Catholic Church listed winners for 25 articles including tea sets, umbrellas, La dies’ kerchiefs, and more with names and addresses across Frederick Baltimore Washington and surrounding areas. The event closed with a prize for a lady’s hat won by Mr Schimmel of Frederick and a devotional poem by Mrs Onsara Dory Barss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’s Catholic Church
Henry
Frederick
Hardkerchiefs
Joseph Payne
F. B. Craig
Chasanghman
Wrederick
D. Drahan
Bérset
Washington
Eisia Wener
Conduit Road
D. C
Charles Bughnan
Irs
V. Staub
Stein
Joseph Hanley
13Th Street
N. W
Jasoran
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
E. . Fauntleroy
Jas. Asaell
O. Hohman
Ifimore
D.tanton
Balliore
Schimmel
Firelight Stirs Near Benjamin Raich Home
A slight fire broke out at a residence on South Market Street late last night. Benjamin Reich, awakened by smoke, found a wooden mantle and lablaza emitting fumes. He extinguished the blaze, which started from an overheated owl aloft. Insurance covers minor damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Raich
South Market Strees
Reich
Worthingtons to host Fortnightly Literary Grab evening
Mr and Mrs Glenn H Worthington will entertain the Fortnightly Literary Grab tomorrow evening in the Masonic Temple second floor Sor Reading dull season as a fishing with a hare hook remark notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
Masonic Temple
Commissioner Horne Tours Ten States and Territories
County Commissioner James O. Horne returns from an extended Western trip visiting ten states and several territories. He praises Kansas wheat Iowa corn and hogs while noting Frederick County potatoes and water quality. In Indian Territory he observes Osage fortunes and pensions, Bartlesville industry, gas wells and coal mines, with mild climate and a 52 degree Christmas noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Hare
Kangag
Iowa
Oklahoma Territories
Horne
Kanenn
Frederick County
Harne
Bartleville
Indian Territory
Continuance in Spanish Jack case in Valley Savings suit
In circuit court the trial of Valley Savings Bank vs Charles O Mercer and others continued with witnesses. The bank asserts no fraud and holds the note for value while the defense shows stock shares for the Spanish Jack and releases on back of notes. A key witness testified the jack was worthless and died within forty eight hours. Court recessed at 1.15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todges Motter
Henderson
the Valley Savings Bank
Charles O. Mercer
Personal notices of visits and travel in Baltimore
Purely personal notes list F. K. Schmidt visiting Baltimore. Emily Landauer visiting Baltimore. Mrs. Jacob Rosenstock departed for relatives in Baltimore. George B. Ostad, clerk of Washington county charter, and Attorney Alexander Armstrong of Hagerstown are in the city on business. Ralston Goldsborough returns to South Bathienem, Pa., to resume his courses at Lehigh University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Schmidt
Baltimore
Emily Landauer
Jacob Rosenstock
Baltmore
George B. Ostaid
Coxart
Washington County
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown
Ralston Goldsborough
Busa
Deaths and Funerals at Dells and Baltimore
Sarah Price aged 85 died at Dells on Saturday January 3 from apoplexy. Funeral Monday at 11.30 a m at St Joseph's church near Backerstown with bearers Richard Harris James Spancer Wm Nailor Pâc éocizk Ambush P Ambush and Isaac Rosselli undertaker George W Peters interment at the church cemetery. Sophia Lyles colored died in Baltimore aged 70. Remains brought here for burial and services held at Asbury church with Rev T O Carroll. Pallbearers Thomas Ball Marshall Jenkins George Carroll Simon Bowen Luther Williams and Jerry Barnes. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarab Price
Saran Pries
Dells
At &J. Joseph’s
Backerstown
McGuire
Richard Harris
James Spancer
Wm. Nailor
Pocéocizk Ambush
P. Ambush
Isaac Rosselli
George W. Peters
Sophia Lyles
Basitimore
Gander
Burisi
Asbury Church
T. O. Carroll
Thos. Ball
Marshall Jenkins
Gras
H. Carroll
Simon Bowen
Luther Williams
Jerry Barnes
Greenmountosmatery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Local Market Quotes From Eastern Milling and Export
Daily quotations show prices for commodities including wheat No 2 red at 2.35 per bushel, 735 steamer at 6.936 per bushel, oats at 40 semis per bushel, shells at 44 cents per bushel, and hay priced from 18 to 26 dollars per ton reflecting regional market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Denounces Dancing From Midland Priest Letter to Allegany County Societies
Rev Don Luigi Sartori pastor of St Josephs Catholic church Midland writes to the Federated Catholic Societies of Allegany County denouncing dancing in any form. He cites January 28 invitation to Cumberland hall and urges action to prevent scandals and evils among youth, praising a Methodist stance against dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Luigi Sartori
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Midland
Allegany County
Peter and Paul's Hall
Cumberland
Father Bartori
United States
Commonwealth
Selons
Washington county events fill brief state notes
News of the state recounts a year of resignations by forty Washington county teachers over meager salaries. A jail escapee, Brookly Carson, was recaptured in Harrisburg, and several local deaths are noted including Richard M. Howard at his estate in Baltimore county and Patrick Cavanaugh in Osan Allegany county aged 83. A Kee Mar College stock sale, a shooting incident in Conoconing, and a fatal railroad accident in Baltimore City Hospital are described along with a marriage in St John’s Reformed Church Clear Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Y .Brookly Carson
Hageretown
Harrisburg
Richard M. Howard
My Lady’s Manor
Baltimore County
Francis B. Yowell
Baltimore
Patrick Cavanaugh
Izatice
Isaac P. Cavanaugh
Oosan Allegacy County
Montgomery
Bhanbath Frew
Charlesson
James Frew
James Laird
Lousconing
Thompson Fulton
Gonaconing
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
Martin EB. Sprenkle
Western Maryland
Baltimore City Hospital
Emory Grove
Venette Shapley Reitzeli
Samuel Reitzeli
David Addison
United States Navy
St. John’s Reformed Church
Clear Spring
Maude Muller at City Opera House
Maude Muller a four act pastoral drama based on Whittier's poem was staged at City Opera House last night by a strong company. Ima Folds as Maude gave a moving portrayal of sorrow from a marriage above her station. Louis Ms. Martelle played the Teagle role, and Zan Zissey as Theodora captured the cruel society woman. The Ford Stock Company of Baltimore, led by L. D. Blondell, opened the theater here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Muller
Whittier
City Opera House
Ima Folds
Maude
Louis Ms. Martelle
Hisanor Zissey
Theodora
Bard
L. D. Blondell
Ford Stock Company
Baltimore
Home Talent Drama at City Opera House Friday
Entertainment by Home Talent features Class No. 16 Graca Re forms Sunday school promises one of the city’s best productions. The program splits into two parts with a one act comedy sketch A Pair of Frauds directed by Mrs Hilizabith McDazne and a cart featuring city talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Graca
Hilizabith McDazne
Board Reelects Officers at Home for the Aged Meeting
The annual meeting of the Home for the Aged board of managers elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Francis Markell, vice president Mrs James M Hood, recording secretary Mrs F Granville Thowls, corresponding secretary Mrs Florence Trail, treasurer Mrs Ells Eichenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Francis Markell
James M. Hood
Rice
F. Granville Thowls
Mies Florence Trail
Mies Ells Eichenberger
Camp Installs Woodmen Officers in Maryland Banquet
The Modern Woodmen of America Camp in Doll's Oatu celebrates its third anniversary next month. Starting three years ago with 22 members it has grown to 60 and ranks third in Maryland. Officers installed include Consul Dr T S Bader and State Deputy J P Gardner. A banquet followed with speeches by Gardner Goodell Gaver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
J. P. Gardner
T. 8. Bader
O. 5
Howard
Wm. G. Zimmerman
H. H. Haller
Philip Seeger
Charles F. Seeger
G. R. Moberly
O. F. Goodell
Edward A. Cramer
Robert ©. Moberly
Charles E. Finneyfrock
Doll's Cafe
Joseph W. Gaver
T. 8. Eader
John H Grove
Willam L. Smith
George R. Moberly
J W.humm
A J. Eichelberger
E W Courtney
Wm. A. Anderson
John Haller
D. F. Goodell
H.H Baller
BE. M. Bader
V. A. Stassy
Wm S Bennett
Dr. Howard
H. L. Smith
R P. Storm
A. L. Bogelbrecht
J W.gaver
A. Stapp
D E. Routzsha
R. E. Zimmerman
LD W. Potman
Wm. G Zimmerman
J. H. Keller
I W Albaugh
M.S Moberly
Johan Hershberger
0. B. Fionar Frock
R. L Shaft
G. F. Seeger
Geo. W. Bradshaw
Geo. W. Bittle
Hin. A. Cramer
Edward Herring
Frederick Camp
Maryland
Order of the Modern Woodmen of America
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Adverts Services
A historical ad describes Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland with capital surplus of 100000 dollars and lists officers including president J D Baker and vice president WM Baker. It touts a new vault with safe deposit for patrons and rent to others, gas and electricity, a day and night watchman, coupon rooms, and public business room. Banking hours are 9 to 3 and Saturday evening 6 to 9.
Unclear sale ad highlights deep discounts on coats and suits
An old retail advertisement touts New Year discounts across garment departments. It lists all wool coats, suits, skirts, children’s sets, and furs with unusually low prices aimed at quick selling, noting a feature on a new arrival shifting buying power.
Jan 9 1903 sale carnival and theater notice
Crowds swarm for a remarkable January sale at Miller Va Glass of Fassidn with half price markdowns on silks laces blankets and gloves. Plus a local theater event A Pair of Frauds a comedy sketch at 830 pm directed by Mrs Eli gabesh McDaniel with several performers and tickets sold at Yeakle's. Also travel specials to Florida Baltimore and Ohio Railroad round trips from Frederick Md advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Farong
Tate
Bio
Medlel Torsbon
Mra Eli
Gabesh McDaniel
Rcaliste
Miro
Mary Steckel Barck
Lucy Hisschauer
Maurice E Beckwith
MacDannel
W. W. Gabhorne
Owen Ompher
Barmy O. Hall
Florida
Baltimoore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Jacksonville
Jacksonvills
Fackson Tile
Eyvangelical Reformed Missionary Society Meets in Trinity Chapel
The January meeting conducted via Trinity chapel featured committee appointments for the Eyvangelical Reformed Missionary Society. Treasurers reported a balance of $108.98 as of January 1, 1903, with January collections totaling $120.75. Children collected offerings in barrels over six months, then handed them to the treasurer. The program included child musical numbers and recitations, with Mr. Harry Zimmerman presenting two pieces and Dr. Eschbach urging continued effort in the society’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyvangelical Reformed “Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
Babe
Harry Zimmerman
Two Baltimore Men Arrested in Mount Airy Shooting Case
Daniel Heiser aged 21 and Richard Zimmerman 23 were arrested by Baltimore detectives Coughlin Armstrong O Donnell and Dick for the Mount Airy Md shooting of Joseph Higgins about a week ago. A $50 reward was posted by Carroll county authorities. Higgins was wounded in the abdomen and is in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Keiser
Richard Zimmerman
Baltimore
Daniel Heiser
Richard Limbart
Yeater Day
Coughlis
Armstrong
O'Donnell
Joseph Higgins
Mount Airy
Carroll County
Baltimors
Csaptain Pumphrey
Ocoaughlin
Central
Mnder
Hare
Raymond Heiser
Higgins
Womaz
Inland Prince shines in City Opera House engagement
Allan Vallair, a popular romantic actor in Cincinnati and Boston circles, stars as Mardo in the play My Island Prince, with Pearl as his ingenuous sweetheart. The Kingston Dispatch notes his versatility from comedy to drama, praising costumes and scenery. The attraction appears for one night only at City Opera House on Monday night January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Vallair
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Mardo
Island Prince
Miss Pearl
Kingston
City Opera House
The Burglar at City Opera House Tonight
A famous play The Burglar by Augustus Thomas will be staged at the City Opera House tonight. The production features a child actor in a leading role and lavish costumes. a romantic plot and mild sensational twists add interest. A Lipman, who originated the role of William Lewis, will reportedly appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Autior
Augustus Thomas
Alsbams
City Opera
A. Lipman
William Lewis
Madison Square Theatre
Marvelous Bargains Sale at Cost in January 1903
January 2 marked the start of a large store sale offering every article at cost or below. The ad lists muslin supplies, fabrics, shirts, dressing gowns, wool gloves, silks, carpets, bed tickings, and rubber garments with deep discounts, promoting reliable, desirable goods at minimal prices across many items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Oon- Howe
Madras
St Johns College Students to Apologize After Suspension
Nearly all of the 19 students suspended before Christmas for hazing and an assault on a professor are ready to apologize. The faculty will hear the cases at the first meeting after holidays, and penalties may be mitigated with return to the college likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Monthly Roll-O Bowling Event Awards Three-Dollar Prizes
The regular monthly roll-oit at Diamond Bowling Alley last night offered three dollar prizes. Mr L Haller won in ten pins with an average of 187 across three games, while Dr V Smith claimed duck pins with an average of 95 in three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Bowling Alley
Mr.l Haller
Dre. BR. V. Smith
Stray Incident Report Reaches Local Officials
Stray horse and baggy reported by John Wagwman near Unionville prompted inquiry to States Attorney Glenn H. Worthington this morning. The Commercial Club announces a special meeting at 7 30 this evening in the room over Brigh Bros Bazsar, West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn H. Worthington
John Wagwman
Unionville
Commercial Club
Commercizi Club
Brigh Bros
Bazsar
West Patrick Street
Tie Sick. We Win. Bokstein Ill, Brengls Failing Health
Bokstein is on the sick list and Georgs Brengls remains unwell and not much improved. The report notes illness affecting the team and related individuals with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bokstein
Georgs Brengls
Local ad notes mail order filters and sale of livestock
Locals are told filtering disks for the modern filter cost 20 cents per gross by mail from John J. Duneas, general agent at Woodbine Maryland. County Commissioner G A T Snonf fet will auction a fine breed of horses cattle and bogs on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J., Duneas
Woodbine, Md
G. A. T. Snonffet
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FRE Daily News
Israel Putnam
Dana Musa
Osph Bonaparte
Suporvon
Naples
Spain
Corl
Corsica
Eng
Joseph
Napoleon
Waterloo
Bordentown
N. J
Louis Philippe
Europe
Anguinaldo
Olbridge
Brooks
Somerville
Mess
Baron Jean de Bloch
Warsaw
Ucreos
Lastuason
Argiana
Olondy
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Jements
Misa
John Hendrickson J
Duncan
Snonffer
Rafele
Valley of Death
Onsara Dory Barss
THE
Soclil World
Rome
Harne R.turne
Home For the
Ress Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D Baker
Baker
Cuahtar
SAMUEL G@ DUVALL
Joygedas
McSnerny D
Krausary Gro
W. Batit
J. D. Baran
Jupurdno C Morin
DH. Hancerr
Joan 5
Rangasuna
Tos
J. Aller
G. Baler
Janks BE. Walker
O. MM
Thomas
Danunn Danr
Roger Nesherry
Rickbon
Stiga
Jou
Alenphonsos
P.S
Neidig & Miller
Marner
Orr Hotel Grill
Saueulraut
A. T. Ricz & Sor
North Market Street
Frederick, MB
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P, Rio
Fourth Street
Carl
Smith
Denist
Lobt Treth
H. E. Petermas
Franklin Street
New York Hospital
WM. OC
Boteler
N. Market St
Raderiak, Md
Los
Jonn
Hendrickson
Farmers’ Exchange
Go. W. Dives
Saks Optical Company
Park Hotel
Capitol Optical Co
9Th Street N. W
Washington, DC
Baltimore & Obie
D. C. Kemp
A. F. Thomas
E.R. Lewis
H. Gambrill
D.C. Kemp
G. R. Lewis
J. EL Gambrill
J. M. J. Dade
E. ©. Renn
J. L. Dogb
All Saints and
Carroll Streetz
Arvite
Drosose
China
Tenagua
Sappisgtor
News OF the Churches
Mountairy
GEO
Rodour & A
Great Green
Roddor & OC
A. T. Rio
Rye
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