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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1906
Page
3
The Weekly News announces a ready Thursday twelve page issue with full news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and invites advertisement copy by Wednesday 5 p.m. for the issue and 12 m. for changes.
News notes report the death of Mr Joseph A Twilley at his Cambridge residence aged 70, a lifelong Dorchester county resident who served as tax collector among other offices. Also mentioned are local incidents including a 100 year old man from Talbot county with full teeth, a patent claim payment to J Harry Ridenour of Hagerstown, and details of a Western Maryland powder explosion and a rescuer who narrowly escaped.
Brimming with brief items from a 19th century issue: Rev Charles T Steck of Shamokin will take part in a Woman’s Galley Shakesperean recital on January 19, Frederick county lawmakers head to Annapolis for the Legislature, J Emory Castle of Harmony slaughters five hogs totaling 2231 pounds, and a Junior Hall basketball final between the United Fire Company Blues and Supervisors. Also listed are Buckestown district road and supervisor appointments, Middletown district accounts, Miss Marie Yeakle’s autograph collection including two 19th century passports, and an ad for Chamberlain’s Salve for skin diseases.
Baltimore and Ohio officials push a census of about 65 000 employees to support a proposed pension plan. The rule would compel retirement at age 70 on half pay, with 20 years service allowing voluntary retirement at half pay. The move mirrors Pennsylvania railroads and aims to boost loyalty and ensure capable replacements, though final adoption is not yet assured.
Purely personal notices list numerous residents and visitors across Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mise Eliza Hardt Washington and Rev Dr Marion J Kline Baltimore with mentions of travels to and from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, Littlestown and Hagerstown.
Samuel Nicols a 30 year old freight brakeman for the Western Maryland Railroad was killed Saturday night when run over by a freight train near Highfield. He was unmarried, lived with his mother in Buena Vista Washington County, and was a member of several fraternal organizations. His death follows a family pattern of railroad fatalities including two brothers and a sister. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon near Highfield. Mrs Nicols remained conscious briefly after learning the news.
John Hendrickson promotes a shop sale with drastic markdowns on dress goods and accessories. The ad highlights half price cuts across fabrics and garments aimed at quick turnover, inviting customers to shop from front door to department.
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend its corporate existence as per the national banking act and amended articles of association. Certification by Thomas P. Kane Deputy Comptroller of the Currency, dated January 2, 1900, confirms extension until close of business January 2, 1926.
Despite poor weather a large crowd gathered for a National Grand Opera Co performance. Featured were J F Kaahne bass, Mlle Antoinette Cantarenie lyric soprano, M Jules Gagny tenor, Mlle Rose Sicardi violin, Lovia Dannenberg piano, Glora Rise Hammer soprano, George W Jen King tenor, Daphnes Gartrede Dudley lyric soprano and others. The Faust scenes and encores received praise for musical skill and expressive delivery.
The five National banks of the city elected new boards of directors. Citizens’ group names: McSherry, Smith, Ramsburg, Baker, Hargett, Thomas, Motter, Baker, Kefsover, Haller, Daniel Baker. Farmers and Mechanics: Desa, Doll, Garris, Kemp, Miller, Rodock, Bruobaren Smith, Granville Smith, Stoner, Steinar, Trail, Urner. Frederick County: Birely, Hammond, McCardell, Ordeman, Quynn, Raich, Shriner, Simmons, Zacharias. Central: Newman, Williams, Potts, Wor man, Lobley, Eichelberger, Lakin, Rose, Wertheimer, Lamer. ires: Norwood, Thomas, Landauer, Cr mer, Houck, Baker, Levy, Williamson, Zentz.
Captain D John Markey of Company A Mi M G receives the acting inspector general report on the First Regiment. Company A ranks first of twelve companies and was mustered into state service on July 20 1905. The inspector praises careful instruction and creditable appearance in camp and during inspection.
The Business Men's Association met in City Hall to discuss Baltimore promoters' plan for a shirt factory here. They expect 40 to 100 sewing machines and will be contacted to pursue a local establishment. Members also noted the sugar beet industry’s success in Middle town Valley.
Kephart of Dranesville Virginia writes that Tae News has been his daily habit for over sixteen years. He praises the publication as essential and wishes it continued prosperity and growth for the paper.
The will of Joseph B. Lantz from near Lantz in this county is filed in the Orphans Court. It leaves all property to his wife Mary S. Lantz for life, then to their son Howard G. Lantz if still living. If the son dies before the wife, the estate goes to the wife in fee simple. Mary S. Lantz is named sole executrix.
Obituary notes for Mrs Nelson Eirenbarry born December 14 1865 died December 9 1905 aged 89 years 11 months 25 days with large family in Ohio Dunkirk area. Also obituary of Daniel B Snyder 68, of Fountain Mills, buried Providence church cemetery. Hezekiah Fox 73, of Double Pipe Creek, to be buried Rocky Ridge. Neal Donh, Middletown weigh-master, dies at 60. Frances Hilton 70 of Clarksbury. Ulysses Frushour 40 near Lewistown. Infant Roger A Fagen six months died of pneumonia. Rev J Ryland Murdoch son of Augustus and Mary Murdoch formerly of the county died in Ontario California.
A fragmentary ad touts discounts on Far Soarf Far Maff and Cloak items with claims of low prices and wear visible Bisck Taffeta Skirt sold at $500. It mentions 10c hose for boys and girls and hints at shipments and stock levels. John Hendrickson signs the note.
The wedding of Mr John G Byard and Miss Ida B Koontz occurred at the Allison farmhouse near Emmitabarg on January 4 at 6 PM. Rev Carles Reinewald officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Emma Koontz and best man Mr Benjamin Byard attended. About 65 guests present. A reception followed with ham sandwiches chicken salad oranges bananas cake and more. The farm has belonged to the Allison family for 65 years and this is the first wedding there. A second note: Charles A Staley of near Yellow Springs and Miss Mollie May Shafer to wed tomorrow at 11:30 AM at the bride’s house in Rocky Springs. Also Madero Woodmen’s banquet Frederick Camp No 7710 will be held at City Hotel tomorrow evening.
The death of Dr Thomas W Simmana of Hagerstown is reported with no will found. He reportedly expressed that all his belongings should go to his wife who will later take out papers to claim them.
The Local wart quotes G. Waring Tyson's market rates for today. Corn at $2.60 per barrel, shelled 0.43 per bushel. Wheat No.2 red at 1.02 per bushel, creamer and rejected 0.60 per bushel, damaged 0.56 per bushel. Oats 0.30 per bushel.
At a Frederick district meeting the Democratic central committee recommended the present police justices and board of supervisors of election for reappointment. The report cites satisfactory service and asks confirmation by the proper authorities.
Curtis Bambridge and Florence Bambridge, both colored, were arrested by Sheriff Martz and Deputy Darner for fighting. They appeared before Justice J Brani els Smith and were fined 20 each, or pay $20 in default, and sentenced to 60 days in jail.
A historic ad lists canned goods and dried fruits at 106 North Market Street with Erayorsted peaches evaporated apricots evaporated qern dried corn peones and drinks. Besant Enott promotes liqueurs at the city hotel area near 6 West Patrick Street Frederick Maryland and Morgan Cecil offers nuts raisins dates and other staples. The final White Ram in the city full line liquors wines cordials and malt beverages appear under Staple and Fancy Groceries and Norfolk client listings.
Frepenick Maryland January 1996 notices promote Packard Pianos at Palace of Music. Mrs Rosa Lispe of Ross Licde Co. praises tone, volume, and durability. Auction sale by Bigaty's Panace with silk goods and children's items. Also ads for music lessons at Woman's College, piano sales, and local services.
The Sick reports numerous locals with varying illness. Names include Mrs. Frank Orebs, Mr. Harry Dyers, Mrs. J. E. Ball, Mr. Eugene Virte, and more on West Patrick, North Market, and South Market streets. Several anticipate returning to work, while others remain confined. A church meeting in Maryland Classis appointed a supply committee for Sabillasville and examined a student for the ministry.
Car 2b from the F and M Electric Railroad has been moved from the shops with a fresh paint job and airbrakes. Car 24 is being fitted with air brakes while a recently received snow plow is being prepared for use. The Grip suffers but relief comes from Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as advertised by A L Peatre’s Drug Store.
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