Chambermaid W! La Mascotte rent notice and ads
A mixed page of notices and classified items includes a chambermaid ad, a rent listing for La Mascotte, a dog lost notice, sales and auctions for safes and office fixtures, a sewerage bill note, a card of thanks, a beer sale, meat deals, tool ads, and several business names. Readers urged to report irregularities in paper delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
la Mascotte
W. H
A. W. Holbrook
Exsonor
Catshall No
Masline Beer
Weekly News declares upcoming twelve page issue
The Weekly News announces a handsome twelve page edition ready Thursday with extensive news and special features. It claims Frederick city and county's largest bona fide circulation and advertises strong ad advantages. Copy for new advertisements due by 6 p m Wednesday and changes by 1 p m that day.
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Tus
Frederick City
Tae Weexix
Personal notes from Frederick society column
PURELY PERSONAL. Rev. Dr. B. R. Eschbach left this morning for Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. Hamilton Showman, of Baltimore, who has been spending several days in Frederick, has returned. Mrs. G. O. Snapp and daughter, Lillian, and sons, Ralph and Irvin, of Winchester, Va., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Baumgardner, this city. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harrison and Mrs. Q. E. B. Smith and son, of Mrs. Airy, were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Nusbaum, of Frederick. Miss Bessie Nusbaum has returned with them and will visit Mrs. C. S. Smith at Cedar Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Eschbach
Pittsburg
Hamilton Showman
Baltimore
Frederick
G. O. Snapp
Lillian
Ralph and
Irvin
Winchester
John Baumgardner
Milton Harrison
Q. EB. Smith
Airy
Book Reception and Dance at Mountain City Lodge
Mountain City Lodge No. 29 K of P will host its second annual book reception on Monday evening January 25 at 830 in the lodge room. A literary and musical program features local and foreign talent followed by admission tickets to a dance at the Masonic Temple. United Steam Fire Engine Company directors then organized with L T O Frazier as president and Obas J Wilcoxon as secretary, appointing a standing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Lodge
Reno
Harp
Dr. T
Bader
Joseph W. Gaver
Jacob H. Schmidt
Harry RB. Flautt
Masonic Temple
United Steam Fire Engine Company
L. T. O. Frazier
Obas
J. Wilcoxon
L. TO. Frazier
Charles M. Hagan
B. A. Bennett
Real Estate Sale At Court House Door
Frank L. Stoner as trustee sold the late Susan Haughs property near Lime Kiln at the Court House door to J. F. Covell for 930 dollars. The four acre tract includes a dwelling.
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Frank L. Stoner
Court House
Susan Haugh
J. F. Covell
Freed v Freed continued in circuit court with testimony heard
The circuit court hear the case of Freed versus Freed this morning. The defendants testified after their general prayer was overruled by the court. A recess was taken until 1:30.
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Circuit Court
Freed
George Biggs Returns to Work After Injury Banquet
George Biggs, once struck in the stomach by iron and operated on at 8 Baltimore hospital, has returned to work in Pittsburg. His employer, Mr. C. G. Hussy, hosted a banquet on his arrival.
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George Biggs
Baltimore Hospital
Pittsburg
C. G. Hussy
Market Quotation Report From The Local Mart
Mountain City Mills today quotes Old corn at 3 dollars per barrel and 51 cents per bushel, new corn at 2.50 per barrel, wheat Ro. 3 red at 3 dollars, steamer at 5 per bushel, oats at 40 cents per bushel.
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Mountain City Mills
Assault on Ellen Posey by Unknown Negro on Road Near Lime Kiln
Ellen Posey, a colored woman about 45, was assaulted on the public road from Dr. D F McKenny's residence near Lime Kiln. She struck the assailant with a milk can, was thrown to the ground, and he fled toward Frederick Junction as a crowd gathered. The sheriff alerted deputies and described the suspect as average height, heavy set, dark, about 160 pounds, wearing a derby hat and black clothes. No arrest reported.
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Ellen Posey
D. F. McKenny
Lime Kiln
Sheriff Young
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Across Town
Amanda Gaither died of pneumonia at 43 in Connelsville Pennsylvania and was buried in Greenmount after funeral services at Asbury church conducted by Rev. T O Carroll with Ruth Court Nazarites attending. Mary E Haifleigh died of a stroke at 73 near Johneville, funeral at Mt Zion church with Reverends Repp and Utz presiding and interment at Mt Zion cemetery. Oliver P Coblentz, a Middletown horse dealer aged 57, died of paralysis. funeral held at his sister's Middletown home with Rev J W Pontins. interment in Reformed cemetery.
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Amanda Gaither
Amanda
Frank Gaither
Connelsville
Charles Carroll
All Sainte
Flor
Asbury Church
T. O. Carroll
Lownes
Ruth Court
Mary E. Haifleigh
Hexskiah Haifleigh
Johneville
Mt. Zion Church
McKaig
Bider- Utz
New Market
Mr. Repp
Johonville
Oliver Saylor
Solomon Longnecker
Lycurgas Starr
Mr. Rameborg
Henry Fox
Chas. Burdetts
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Waltz & Grosswickle
J. W. Pontins
Benjamin F. Shaw
Harlan L. Sheffer
Lusher Horine
Calvin L. Gaver
Daniel A. Bidel
Wm. H. Gaylor
Intormant
Reformed Cemetery
Funeral for William Turner held at Bethesda M E Church
The tuners of William T. Turner who died Friday night in Browningaville held a service Sunday at Bethesda M E church. Ray Yout led with a sermon on Lazarus Sleepeth from St John. Pallbearers from Fidelity Lodge 54 I O O F included Edward Moxley Lorenzo Grimes Samuel Broadhurst Hanson Haines Maurice Snyder J W Williams. Interment followed in the church cemetery. W T Lewis of Kemptown served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Turner
Browningaville
Bethesda M. E
Ray Yout
St. John
Lazarus
Pall Bearsra
Messrs
Edward Moxley
Lorenzo Grimes
Samuel Broadhurst
Hanson Haines
Maurice Snyder
J. W. Williams
Fidelity Lodge
Pope V Board of Registry Case Before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court advanced the Pope v Board of Registry case from Montgomery County Maryland on the Maryland registration law requiring newcomers to register after one year. William H Pope claims the law violates the Maryland constitutional right to vote and the Court of Appeals and Circuit Court upheld the statute.
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Maryland
Supreme Court of the United States
William H. Pope
Board of Registry
Montgomery County
Pope
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Will of John H Catshall filed for probate
The will, filed in the Orphans Court for probate, leaves $250 to each of nieces Ann M Weiner Lillie M Weiner Margaret G Weiner and Cash arin M Weiner and $250 to brother William Catshall. Lillie M Weiner receives a combination bookcase and desk. Personal property in the boarding house goes to Annis E Lillie M Margaret G and Catherine M Weiner. Rest to nephews and nieces equally. William Ontahall and Annie A Weiner named executor and executrix.
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John H. Catshall
Orphana’ Court
Ann M. Weiner
Lillie M. Weiner
Margaret G. Weiner
Casharin M. Weiner
William Catshall
Annis E
Lillie M
Margaret G
Catherine M. Weiner
William Ontahall
Annie &. Weiner
Sale of Lot to Charles W Ayers on Maple Avenue
Noah E Cramer acting as real estate and loan agent sold two vacant lots on the west side of Maple Avenue in Branewick to Charles W Ayers for 250 dollars. The conveyance completed with standard title transfer and payment received.
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Noah E. Cramer
Charles W. Ayers
Maple Avenue
Ior Branewick
Death of William Rippeon Amid Smallpox Case Near Mt Pleasant
William Rippeon, about 30, died from smallpox at his Mt Pleasant area home after being ill since January 3. Dr. D E Stone reported the illness was misidentified as amalipox and noted Rippeon’s death surprised authorities. Rippeon’s wife and neighbor Walter White were quarantined at the house as disinfectants and burial instructions were arranged. Schools in Mt Pleasant Cheatnut Grove and McKaig were closed by order of Examiner L Boblitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rippeon
Mt. Pleasant
D. E Stone
Rippeon
Rippson
Walter White
Stone
Johnaville
Cheatnut Grove
McKaig
EK. L. Boblitz
William Rippeau
O. B. Stone
Liberty
Directors Chosen In National Bank Elections
The annual elections for directors of Frederick national banks were held today. Elected for Frederick County were G. B. Hammond John Simmons B. F. Reich A. G. Quyne L. E. Birely A. McUardel D. T. Ordeman Edward D. Shriver Z. James Gittinger Frist-Frank O. Norwood J. Fenton Thomas Noah Cramer Charles P. Levy A. M. Landauer Geo. Houck David A. Baker Thomas M. Williamson W. H. Turner. Central list includes Charles W. Ross Henry Williams Wm. S. Miller Wm. H. Lakin Wm. J. Worman Charles Wertheimer Arthur Potts Edward S. Hichelberger John S. Newman Steiner Schley. Farmers and Mechanics nominees include O. B. Trail G. S. Groshon David Lowenstein David O. Kemp M. G. Urner Joseph G. Miller James H. Harris Dr. S. Maynard George W. Dean Dr. F. B. Smith Charles J. Doll Frank L. Stoner. Citizens group lists James McSherry George Wm. Smith John S. Kamabarg Wm. G. Baker D. H. Hargett O. M. Thomas John Motter J. D. Baker D. E. Keafaever Thomas H. Haller James B. Walker Daniel Baker.
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National Banks of
Frederick
Frederick County
G. B. Hammond
John Simmons
B. F. Reich
A. G. Quyne
L .E. Birely
A. McUardel
D. T. Ordeman
Edward D. Shriver
Z. James Gittinger- Fliat
Frank O. Norwood
J. Fenton Thomas
Noah #. Cramer
Charles P. Levy
A.M. Landauer
David Lowenstein
David O. Kemp
M.G. Urner
Joseph G. Miller
James H. Harris
Dr. S. §. Maynard
George W. Dean
F. B. Smith
Charles J. Doll
Frank L. Stoner
James McSherry
George Wm. Smith
John S. Kamabarg
Wm. G. Baker
D. H. Hargett
O. M. Thomas
John ©. Motter
J.D. Baker
D. E. Kefaever
Thomas H. Haller
James B. Walker
Daniel Baker
Relief maps stamped by hydraulic power devised in Belgium
A map in relief offers a truer view of geography than standard charts. English draughtsman Mr Patteson has been experimenting in Belgium with metal relief maps produced by hydraulic pressure, allowing rapid mass production.
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Patteson
Belgium
Royal Geographical Society of London
Prof
Benseler
Gottingen
Italy
Iosland
Sincs
Martinique
Rev Smith Preaches at M B Church Sunday Evening
County correspondence from Germantown notes Rev. Smith will preach in the M B Church Sunday evening at 3 o clock. Miss Bell Rinehart and Misa Gusta Gensendorf visited Miss Hattie Snyder Thursday evening. Mrs Jensie Diffenderfer and daughter Grace visited Mrs Henry Lenhart Thursday. John Richter and Helen Metz were quietly married in Washington DC last week. May Lenhart visited Miss Ada Metz Sunday. Young people meet Sunday nights at 7 at the M E church. Clare Duvall returned home from visit to friends in Kensington and Derwood.
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M. E. Church
Clare Duvall
Kensington and
Derwood
Officers Elected at Loudon County and Frederick Bridge Co
A recent board meeting chose J. D. Baker as president George William Smith as treasurer and Thomas H Haller as secretary D Charles Winebrewer was elected a director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Gol D C Winsbrewer The Sick Samuel V Darrow president of the Board of County School Commissioners is very sick at his home South Market Street Miss Blanche E Shipley is very sick at her home North Market Street Bay you saw it in The News
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Loudon County and Frederick Bridge Company
J. D. Baker
George William Smith
Thomas H. Haller
D. Charles Winebrewer
Gol. D. C. Winsbrewer
Samuel V. Darrow
Board of County School Commissioners
South Market Street
Blanche E. Shipley
North Market Street
MacGill Bowlus Wedding Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Jennie Norwood Bowlus daughter of Mrs Mary Bowlus and the late Dr Edward Bowlus and Dr Lloyd T MacGill Jr were married at 330 oclock in Trinity Methodist Church. The ceremony had no attendants and was witnessed only by a small group of relatives and close friends. After the ceremony they left for Washington DC.
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Mary Bowlus
Edward Bowlus
Washington, D. C
Jennie Norwood Bowlus
Edward Bowlue
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev Switzer Conducts MacGill Wedding in Frederick
The ceremony was led by Rev. B V Switzer. Dr and Mrs Mac Gill depart by Baltimore and Ohio train for Washington DC at 4 10. They plan to visit more places on their wedding trip. The groom, a Fredrick county bar member and son of Dr L T MacGill Jr, is Maryland Firemen's Association president. They will reside at the Park Hotel upon return and later begin housekeeping.
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B. V. Switzer
MacGill Lefe
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington, D.C
Stao
Frederick County
L. T. MacGill
Maryland
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets In Bimonthly Session
The bi monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union featured devotions and a varied program. Reports covered distributing temperance literature and depot postings. A committee was named for next three months of programs and a birthday party set for February 19. A superintendent of scientific temperance instruction was chosen Mrs Alfred Ritter.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
L. B. Mullinix
Alfred Ritter
Ths
May Markell
Bartgis
Abe
J. D. Hendrickson
Filler
Boys’ Temperance Association
L. T
Royal Slave at City Opera House Delights Frederick Audience
The Gordon and Bennett Company presented A Royal Slave a five act romantic drama at the City Opera House. Clarence Bennette starred as Hi Agnis with strong support and vivid Mexican city scenes. Bennette impressed fans, echoing his performance from eleven years ago in Frederick.
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City Opera House
Gordon & Bennett Company
Clarence Bennette
Frederick Theatre
Hi Agnis
City
Mexico
Mr. Bennett
Frederick
Chambersburg dealer settles damage with Virginia horse owners
Harry McHenry of Chambersburg Pennsylvania through his attorney W Brongon Orr amicably settled damages with the War Materiel Administration for a car load of Virginia horses wrecked in the Hagerstown yards on Christmas day. Terms were private and the company was liberal and prompt in its settlement.
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Harry McHenry
Chambersburg
W. Brongon Orr
Hagerstown
Balance Sheet Fragment From Historic Bank Report
The excerpt lists liabilities and equity figures: paid in capital 100,000 with a surplus of 200,000 and undivided profits 74,509.97. It notes National Bank notes outstanding 100,000 and amounts due to other banks and financial entities. Other lines include due to state banks, savings banks, reserve agents, dividends unpaid, and certified checks totaling 2,053,555.03 with minor items 456.27.
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G.S
Ganital Atock
National Bank Notas
Hello Bill Tonight at City Opera House Tour Opens
After four years of unprecedented success William Maxwell Goodhue's jolly farce Hello Bill starts its fifth tour and appears tonight at the City Opera House. The cast features Harry Binge More and a strong company including Herbert J. Cortell William H. Woodsile H Bernard Denny Eugene Shakespeare Robert Watt Caroline MacLean Gertrude Raymore Margaret Sayres Lans Lorraine and Marion Kirby.
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William Maxwell Goodhue
Clty Opera House
Harry Bingemore
America
the Mesara
Herbart J. Cortell
William H. Woodside
H. Bernard Denny
Eugene Shakespeare
Robert Watt
Caroline MacLean
Gertrude Raymore
Margaret Sayres
Lans Lorraine
Marion Kirby
Desperate Chance at City Opera House Next Saturday
The City Opera House presents The Desperate Chance a melodrama by Theodore Kremer author of The Fatal Wedding Power Behind the Throne The play is based on incidents from the Biddle Brothers lives with the elder Ed as a central figure The story centers on a warden wife whose affection aids criminals and leads to their downfall The production includes a complete scenic equipment reflecting the actual localities involved.
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Theodore Kremer
City Opera House
Kremer
Biddle Brothers
Keystone Opera Company Presents La Mascotte at City Opera House
The Keystone Opera Company continues its successful run with standard comic operas. Their Sunday program features La Mascotte with skilled casting and fine stage equipment, slated for Monday January 18 at the City Opera House.
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Theatre Opera
Keystone Opera Company
Caat
Sosnis
City Opera House
Remnant Stock Offers Cloth and Dress Goods Deals
An old newspaper snippet promotes remnant cloth and dress goods at half price. It also advertises hotel meals, Lynn Haven Bays at 100 per dozen, and various seafood and steak items with prices listed in a busy, ad-like layout.
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Prican Cat
Evangelical Reformed Soundly School Elects officers for 1904
At the annual meeting of the Evangelical Reformed Soundly school officers for 1904 were elected including A C McCardell as superintendent Jacob Rohrbsch as assistant superintendent O Edwin Kamp secretary Lewis A Kloo treasurer A Kemp Keefer librarian and two assistant librarians M E Dall A A Lough Dr UT Man Gill Mrs Maggie Keefer Mrs Hiliza Haller and Mrs Mary Wolfe as managers. Claude Roach of Frederick was injured at his sister’s home in York Pennsylvania when liquid from a stove ignited and burned his leg Mrs Kyler used skixta to smother the flames and saved his life but her hands were badly burned possibly requiring amputation of her flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Soundly School
A.C. McCardell
Jacob Rohrbsch
O. Edwin Kamp
Lewis A. Kloo
A. Kemp Keefer
Wa. O. Birely Sod Oscar Rhonda
M. E. Dall
A. A. Lough
Man Gill
Maggie Keefer
Hiliza Haller
Mary Wolfe
Slater
Claude Roach
Frederick
Katherius Byler
York
Kyler
Public notices and community notices on sewer bills and events
Abutting property holders on Market street from Patrick to Third Street are notified sewerage bills are ready for settlement. Also thanks extended for support after a death. Meetings announced for the Fair of Ye Olden Time and committee chairs. Optical clinic at Park Hotel January 13 with free consultation. Pipe Organ Recital at Woman’s College on January 15 with Frederick W. Wolff and Mrs. O. M. Eyster.
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Market Street
Patrick
Third Strest
E. A. Gittinger
City Register
Alice Swan
Woman’s Charity Club
8. John’s Catholine
Maria Sway
Highbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
Woman's College
Sp. m
Frederick W. Wolff
Baltimore
O. M. Eyster
McCardell’s
In Memoriam Ellen Boteler One Year Later
In loving remembrance of our dear mother Ellen Boteler who departed this life one year ago on January 12 1908. One year has passed and the sorrow remains hidden in our hearts. By Hex Oallprey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Boteler
Hex OalLprey
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Germany
Alva
Fernando Alevarez de Toledo
Hannes V
Philip II
Netherlands
Haussmann
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Quincy
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Lavazer
Zunch
Cartagena
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Charles IV
Thomas Bramiette
Kentucky
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Dixon Bros
Hall & Retch
the Weekly News
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Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
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County of Frederick
We. G. Zimaematan
Onabier
Eubove
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Ames
Walker
Jon Hendrickson
Lambe
J Oan Denvricxson
Clinton E, Main
Malp
Telenico
Clinton E. Matin
the City Hotel Grill
Lynn Haven
Chicago
News OF the Churches
J. Roger Mc3herry
Hei. & Aries
George
Rodock
Rodooe
Senne
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Bireets
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Hick
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchannee
Binder
Persiligers
Worner
All Saints and
Catre Streets
Hull & Reich
Ifaoyor
BLANE
Cily
Hull & Reice
Wmildarty
Prb
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
E, Smith
Pe Fo Nicodemus
North Marest
Sraderick
Taddawi
F. B
Sappington
Dixner
North Market
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