Death claims Albert Medders in Baltimore home
Albert Medders of Baltimore aged 78 died suddenly last Saturday after muttering the word death while recounting a friend’s obituary. Born in Galena Kent county he was a former merchant and a 1860 Democrat House of Delegates member. Survived by three sons and three daughters, remains to be interred in Olivet cemetery after a 1015 a.m. service at the B&O depot.
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Albert Meddere
Albert Medders
Kent County
North Carey Street
Baltimore
Prst
Meddern
Theodore Hayes
Chestertown
Hayes
Mr. Medders
John Medders
House of Delegates
Carolina Virginia Boyd
David Boyd
Meddera
Dre. D. A
D. H. Medders
William Medders
Stillpond
Mary R
Ellen 5
Carolyn McK. Medders
Mrs. Olivet
Lawson Gross
Lawson Grose
Eaton. O
N. P. Gross
Sharpsburg
Gross
A. Kerlin
Keadysville
Eaton
Hattie Ferte
Hattie Ella Elizabeth Feete
W. OC
Katherine Feete
All Sainte’ Street
Misa Feete
Feate
Mt. Olivet
MHS
Mary A. Shipley
George E. Shipley
West Third Street
John Shipley
Ijamsville
Shipley
Jesse Shipley
Cincinnati
Chico
Issac Shipley
M. E. Ehurch
Watso
Religious World highlights Sunday services and notices
Rev B V Switzer conducted the M E church South service and Sunday school. St John s Catholic church held masses and Sunday school. Rev Da Witt Benham preached at the Sreabytercial church. Rev John T Norton began duties at St Martin s Catholic Baltimore. United Brethren pastor spoke on Good Cheer for Despondent Souls with a member reception. Various meetings and catechism sessions noted across churches in Frederick. Royal Arcanum officers to be installed tomorrow night.
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B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church South
St. John’s Catholic Church
John T. Norton
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
Thomas D. Williams
Rockville
Montgomery County
United Brethren
Weat
Fourth Street
Andrew Hutchinson
McPherson
Kans
Kuhlman
Evangelical Liutheran Church
Woman’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Todd
M. E
City Hall
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. BR. Eschbach
Miller
Eschbach
Grace Reformed
Evangelical Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
H.L. McLaan
I. M. Motter
H. A. Abbott
Kemp Hall
Mite Society
Reformed Ministerial Association
Trinity Chapel
B. L. McLean
H. F. Ditt
Mat
M. Henck
Atgill Conner
Frederick County
T. F. Hoffmeier
Church of Braddock
J. W. Pontius
H.F. Dittmar
A. Conner
William Fisher
Burkittsville
C. J. Musser
D. D
Reformed Church Messenger
Messenger
Reformed Church
M. E Sunday School
M.garner
A. Fearhake
R. R. Lewis
Ide
Cunningham
Mamie Dill
Wilbur H. Davell
William H. Dyer
Gav. W. Heiniein
E. H. Heiniein
O. M. Rhodes
R. O. Nicodemus
Urner
Sunday School Missionary Society
O. Albert Guilson
Wilbur H. Davall
Edgar K. Moore
Bishop Paret
All Saints Church
Fodder Cutter Accident Near Jefferson Injures Hand
On a farm near Jefferson, Walter Stockman’s fodder cutting machine, powered by seven horses, injured A Lincoln Engelbrecht’s left hand while feeding the machine. Fingers from the first joint were severed, B Gross provided surgical aid and Engelbrecht stayed at home as he recovers.
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Walter Stockman
Jefferson
Engelbrecht
B. Gross
Slashed with a Penknife Injures Charles Robertson
Thomas Gilmore, a colored man, was arrested by Turnkey Shaw and Constable Lorentz for assaulting Charles Robertson with a penknife. The incident occurred after a drunken crowd gathered on the corner of Bravery alley and West All Saints Streets. Robertson required five stitches from Dr Ira J McCurdy. Gilmore was sent to jail by Justice Enketein on $200 bail, with a hearing scheduled for this afternoon. Both men reside near Grove's lime kilns.
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Thomas Gilmore
Turnkey Shaw
Lorentz
Charles Robertson
Bravery Alley
All Saints
Gilmore
Robertson
Ira J. McCurdy
Enketein
Roberteon
Grove
Baltimore and Ohio plans 50 million for 1902 improvements
A Chicago dispatch reports that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will spend about 50 million dollars on betterments in 1902. Funds focus on lines near Pittsburgh and Chicago after a systemwide review by President Loree and his staff to ensure the network remains in top condition.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Department of the Road
Distatch
Baltimore and Ohio
Record- Herald
Pittsburg
Loree
Pole War Ends Between Citizens' Telephone Co and Howard County Residents
The pole dispute along the Frederick pike west of Lisbon in Howard county ended on amicable terms. Fr John H Tracey, a principal objector, had filed injunctions to stop pole planting and tree cutting on his land but an interview with James H Gaither of the telephone company led to a mutual understanding. No further trespass or tree cutting will occur, and both sides declined further legal action.
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Ole
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Frederick Pike
Lisbon
Howard County
John 8
Tracey
Ellicott City
James H. Gaither
Telephone Company
Barrill Comedy Company closes three nights at City Opera House
The Barrill Comedy Company concluded a three night run at the City Opera House Saturday with a strong showing of The Convict. A small audience enjoyed the performance and the troupe featured specialties by company members each night. Miss Virginia Grove won the $260 gold prize for forming the most words from the letters in Miss Laura Hulbert's name.
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Barrill Comedy Company
Amall
Virginia Grove
Laura Hulbert
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The afternoon session of the Board of County Commissioners appointed road supervisors for several districts. Appointees include Ballenger diatrics John A. Das Grange George W. Stockman John O. Lambert George Co. Goon George A. Hawker and George Stockman for one district and Braddock district members Paul Klipp Eugene O. Mercer O Samuel Klein Carlton H. Carr John W Mumford John W Layman and Francia M Mahoney. The board also works on settlements with Middle town district supervisors.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ballenger Diatrics
John A. Das Grange
George W. Stockman
John O. Lambert
George Co. Goon
George A. Hawker
George Stockman
Braddock District
Paul Klipp
Eugene O. Mercer
O. Samuel Klein
Carlton H. Carr
John W. Mumford
John W. Layman
Francia M. Mahoney
Middletown
SST Anniversary Celebrates Bible Society in Frederick County
The eighty first anniversary of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County was celebrated at the Evangelical Reformed Church with a full program. Rev Dr Bonham from Baltimore spoke on The Bible. Two colporteurs reported distributing 60 Bibles and Testaments during last summer. The society’s treasurer noted receipts and expenses and list of participating churches. Ice company at Ruver lake near Buena Vista Station employs 100 workers to store ice as it yields 46 tons a minute. Snow and mild weather affected local ice operations. skaters enjoyed the Sawmill dam and lake.
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Young Men’s Bible Society
Frederick County
Evangelical Reformed Church
Doe Witt M. Bonham
Central Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
E. R. Eachbach
D D
Kibars
Todd
D. D
Luther Kuhlman
Idod
William A. Borger
de Witt M. Bonham
Osborne Iugte
Henry M. Nixdorf
Benham
Nixdorf
W. A. Barger
Edward 8. Lamar
Frederick
Robert W. Doty
Jefferson
Lamar
Jackson
Doty
Peteraville
Burkittsville
Blue Ridge
Buena Vista Station
Sabillanville
Mountain Springs
Sabillasville
Outerbridge Horsey Will Divides Estate Among Heirs
The will of the late Outerbridge Horsey was filed for probate in the Orphans Court. Executors named are Eleanor and Anna Horsey who shall have possession rent free of Nestwood while unmarried. If rented, rent goes to the estate. Estate valued between 75000 and 100000 includes 10,000 stock in Outerbridge Horsey Distilling Co and Petersville farms. Four sons and three daughters are to share equally. The third daughter is at a Catholic convent in San Francisco. Trading Stamp Law valid controversy: Judge Harlan held the act unconstitutional and the State will appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Outerbridge Horsey
Orphans’ Court
Satard
Beattles
Eleanor
Anna Horsey
Nestwood
Outerbridge Horsey Distilling Company
Peters Ville
Joseph M. Hawkiins
Harlan
Baltimore
W. Benton Crisp
New York
Alexander H. Robertson
Court of Appeals
Vanus Company to perform in Frederick January 18
The Vanus Company brings a highly realistic stage show here on January 18 with intricate mechanical effects including a convincing railroad scene telegraph sounds a functioning Morse alphabet and a lifelike mill and wreck sequence. Also listed are letters at the Frederick post office dated January 11 1903 with names for pickup and deadlines to avoid dead letter status.
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Frederick
Vanus Company
Frederick City
Gextiemes
Danilel Clary
Frank Costes
L. A. Dapple
John Grahe
George W. Layman
Lowie J. Lederer
John Sinner
L. C. Willis
Lapiss
Gracie A. Abrams
Alma Brety
Ellen Orenger
Jane Jenkins
Margaret Priggs
Misa Florence Wilea
Misa
Sarah Wood
January sale at Low Price House boosts bargains and stock
A garbled retail notice from a Frederick County store touts a January sale with deep discounts on bed spreads towels linens and dress trimmings. The ad lists low prices and assorted fabrics with a personal pharmacist contact at Clinton E Main for prescriptions and drug needs.
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Chile
Union
Bastia
Aie
Clinton E, Main
N. Market St
Frederick County
Additional wires across Maryland and Pennsylvania lines
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company adds trunk lines from Cumberland to Baltimore via Hagerstown and another pair from Hagerstown to Baltimore. The Postal Telegraph and Cable Company will string wires from Baltimore to Pittsburgh via Cumberland and Harrisburg through Hagerstown to Roanoke, plus other Southern points.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Cumberland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Postal Telegraph and Osble Company
Pittsburg
Onombarland
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Roanoke
Southern
Colonel Realey Ill After Fall at Cumberland
Colonel Horace Realey age 87 of Hancock Maryland lies seriously ill at Cumberland after a heavy fall that dislocated his shoulder. Once clerk of the Allegany court he has held city clerk roles and is not expected to recover. Arm scalded Jacob Fisher of this city suffered severe steam burn from a bursting valve at Brodderick Junction Saturday evening, but is better today.
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Realey Ili
Horace Realey
Dumberland
Hancock, Md
Agas
Court of Allegany
Jacob Fisher
Broderick Junction
Mr. Fisher
Atesta
St Cecilia Chapter concert to feature Dobson in Frederick
Local notices list a Friday January 31 8 15 pm concert by the St Cecilia Chapter AH Saints Guild at Episcopal Sunday school rooms with Master Dobson the Boy Soprano making his first appearance in Frederick. Also Old Folks Concert Company at Kemp Sal i Tuesday January 14 7 80 pm for Grace Reformed Mite Society. Admission adults 10 cents children 5 cents. Business meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union Monday January 13 7 30 pm Couré Street City Hotel Grill. Lynn Haven Bay oysters at the Raw Box 40 cents a dozen. Dr W A Boteler eye ear nose throat surgeon, notes on glasses and cataract. Dressmaking services offered at East Church Street.
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Dobson
Frederick
Episcopal Sunday School
The
Old Folks
Kemp Sali
Tuesaday
Grace Reformed Mite Society
Aduilta
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Rooma
Couré Street
Across the Desert at City Opera House January 17
Frank James and H Walter Van Dyke present Across the Desert a melodrama by Wayne Campbell at City Opera House on January 17. New costumes scenery and mechanical effects enhance a drama filled with startling situations sensational climaxes pathos love and comedy.
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Desert
Frank James
Jesse James
H. Walter van Dyke
Across the Desert
City Opera House
Wayne Campbell
Macon and Dixon Boundary Line Survey Progress
Pennsylvania and Maryland surveyors report boundary work from Mason and Dixon line to Germany Township Adams County Pa with stones displaced used as a door sill in a dwelling a church and scattered. all stones will be reset. Noah E Cramer sold Mrs Caroline S and Charles E Houghton Baltimore their lot on West South Street to Charles M Lenane for 113.50.
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Noah E. Cramer
Caroline
Charles E. Houghton
Baltimore
West South Atreat
Charles M. Lenae
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