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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
5
The Weekly News Ad Opportunity Notice
The Weekly News announces a twelve page edition coming Thursday with broad content and high circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertisers are urged to submit new copy by 6 p.m. Wednesday and changes by the 15th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Thoraday
Frederick City
Verity Lizws
Notice to Subscribers on Monthly Collection Day
Tomorrow is the fifteenth, our regular collection day. Carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes. Having exact change ready will ease the process and prevent mutual inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Dang News
Local society notes from The News list residents and visits
Mr T Irving Miller is in Baltimore on business. Chief Judge Glenn H Warthichgs has gone to Annapolis. Mr Marion Dyar of York Pa is visiting this city on business. Miss Mary Louisa Payne visiting Lanorel. State Fire Marshal Lloyd T Mee Jr of Baltimore was in Frader isK today. Mr and Mrs Rosanour returned from a visit to Baltimore. Frank J So2rceder Jr spent Sunday with friends in Hagerstown. Addie Applegate of Baltimore visiting sister Mrs Harry Bree gle West Second. Franklin H Barrington has accepted a position with Keller Lime Company. Laura Getzandanner of this city calls her sister Mrs Joan W Tregeltis Gratton W Va. Charlotte Bauman of Washington visiting Mr and Mrs Jacob A Schmidt South Tarkes. Acnia Wastler of West South street returned after a few days in Baltimore. Sarah Leakeart of Hast Obuorsh street returns from Asis. Bies Trail Ligg of Glan El jen travels to Baltimore and Washington for winter. D B Siller of Washington returned home after several days with his father William S Biller. The Sick: David L Sikiaz East Fourth on the sick list. Deputy Sheriff A Alexander two days sick but able to be out. Charles Graser East Fourth now able to be out. Etts Les Glbaugh has the grip. Frank i Markell of Azaby ill but about the same. Lola M Dovel near City Hospital improving. Mrs Frank J Schroader West Patrick improving after grip. August Hsmer North Market sprained ankle but able to walk with aid. Ing ar Albaugh undergoing treatment at City Hospital and doing as well as can be. Bay you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Irving Miller
Baltimore
Glenn H Warthicghs
Annapolis
Marion Dyar
York, Pa
Séeup Bes
York
Misa Mary Louisa Payne
West
Patrick Straet
Lanorel
Lioyd T. Mee Gu, Jr
B Rosanour
Markat Street
Frank J. So2rceder
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Addie Applegate
Harry Breegle
West Second Street
Franklin H Barrington
Or. Keller Lime Company
Laura Getzandanner
Joan W. Tregeltis
Gratton
W. Va
Cherlotte Bauman
Washinston
Jacob A. Schmidt
South Tarkes Street
Acnia Wastler
West South Street
Sarah Leakeart
Epsndiog
William 8. Biller
Youth Is Found Bear: 48 Body In Yard After Fatal Suspicions
Rocky Ridges postmaster B Bicck found dead in his yard at 10 o clock. 19 year old John Bailsy Black died after belting mud and water from suffocation. Elsck left house after dinner and vanished. search found body in yard pool. Funeral planned for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bailsy Black
B. Bicck
Rocky Ridges
Elsck
Blay
Potomac and Nearby Rivers Flooded After Severe Weather
The Potomac rose dramatically with snow melt and rain, flooding Look No. 32 area, Soenandoan Street residences, and lower town. The Chesapeake and Ohio canals overflowed, causing widespread outages and damage. Several towns including Winchester and Belmont faced darkness as power plants halted operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Brunewick
Béermal
Harpe
Barpar’s Piry
Soenandoan Streat
Bae
Byron Teaneury Ab Williamspors
Dows
Yeatar Bay
Winchester West
Shepardoah River
Winchester
Rovers
Severs
Risving Picture Engagement at City Opera House
Missers, Pearan and Seneck bring a Friday night program to City Opera House, offering The Dispatch Bearer and Sherlock Holmes for evening shows and Rice Beard Cinderella and the Glass Slipper for Saturday matinee, promising the newest works from the cinema era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmissers, Pearan & Seneck
Cpana
City Opera Siousson
Thea
Matinsa
Y M C A Annual Meeting and Club Formation
The Y M C A annual meeting is set for Friday night January 17 at 7 00 pm in the auditorium at So'eleck. The board for the coming year will be elected and a nominating committee met last night to finalize board enlargements. Lockers are being rented and mandolin and guitar clubs are being organized. members who wish to join should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
So'eleck
Deatzieg
Ciub
Thi
Thia Cinh
Officers Elected at St Johns Benevolent Society
At a Sunday meeting of St Johns Benevolent Society of St Johns Church officers for the coming year were elected. President O P Smith, vice president Sirehal Difigndal, secretary Sibart 8 Smith, treasurer Georgea I Wilson, stewards Frank V Stanb Eimst G Stup N Wilson Sshles, messenger Gaorge H Gannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John’s Beneficial Society
St. Johns Gstthe
Sesra
Prazident
O. P. Smith
Vilce
Sisrehal Difigndal
Sibart
Smith
Georgea I. Wilson
Frank V. Stanb
Eimst G Stup
N Wilson Sshles
Gaorge H Gannon
Appropriations Recommendation for Maryland Deaf School and Frederick Hospital
The Board of State Aid and Charities recommends several appropriations including $35,000 each for 1998 and 1910 to the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb and $7,000 for the same years to the Frederick City Hospital Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Aid and
Chstitleses
wWalen
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Frederick City
Applicants for Office Seek State Posts in Maryland
Dr Marxtons Whitehill of Frederick County applies for superintendent of the State Bureau of Immigration. Dr OB Grapp of Frederick seeks appointment as State Veterinarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marxtons Whitehill
Frederick County
Buresa
OB. Grapp
Frederick
Obituary notes from Annapolis and Baltimore deaths
The wired obituary notices report Thomas Yaron King dying at his Annapolis home and Edward A. Witson, a Black man in Baltimore, sentenced to hang for his wife Martes Wilgon’s murder. Other items mention Mrs Harrisgn Webster’s death in Dorchester County and local labor movements in Allegany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WesterGar
Foley
Thomas Yaron King
Annapolis
Eery Tewassed
Bailiasre
Eiward
Witson
Baltimore
Shewmurder
Martes Wilgon
Asgess
Harrisgn Webster
Uanes SL Webster
Dolegsirs
Dorchester
Oocanty
Atm Oonferwncs
Allegany County
Taroberatt Wan Azrend
Olas Tascherr
Fairsien
Catholic Church Plans New Law to Curb Hasty Marriages
The church aims to curb rapid marriages by introducing rules requiring priest and witness attestations and publication of intentions. The reform, discussed by Cardinal Gibbons and Philadelphia clergy, seeks to reduce secret or rushed unions and prevent exposure of illegitimately contracted marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esater
Gqibonas
Protatea
Tsi
Philadelphia
Ryanta
Phnrea Jg Coztr
Oceibar City
Macy Priggiz
Wader
Isis
Maryland Senate Nomination Ballot Confirms Unified Party Picks
The Maryland Republican convention nominates General Felix Agnus for the unexpired Senate term and Judge Motter for the long term. Robert Shriver is chosen for state treasurer, with votes reported as 63 for Whyte and 36 for Agnus in the House, and the Senate to meet in joint session tomorrow to finalize Ex-Gov Smith’s long-term selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hougss
Annapolis
U 8
Willam Pinkeay Whyte
Ganaral Peix Agnus
Waller Smith
Edwin Warfield
J F
O Falletté
Todge John O. Sorter
Whyte
Hones
x-Gov. Smith
Stage route for Miss Julia Hay in New York debut
Miss Julia Darling Hay daughter of the late Erwin B. Bay of Washington has moved to New York with her mother seeking stage success. Critics note her promising debut and expect her to rise quickly as she trains under the Hackenshaatre company while friends offer support for her acting career.
Gm Cash and Watch Awarded to Elita Laundry Team Leader
Pas many friends of G Albert Rica of Fredericx will be gratified at his enco ss with Elita laundry Company of Baltimore. The firm divided salaries among five treme and four men bore, boosting business. Rica led the winning team and earned $48 cash as premium, plus a gold watch for greatest increase in Fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Albert Rica
Fredericx
Elita Igaundry Gompsay
Baltimore
Ric
Wlenic
Rico Gho
County Board Appoints District Road Supervisors
Bord Supervisors announce the county commissioner's settlement with the road supervisor and appoint to Tuscarora District a list of supervisors including Cherles WW Reeder George GO Shafer Lewis B. Miss Cisries P. deiu Dannis Shackle Jehan Estrell Jalise BE Kamp George Store Samael Orr Wu H.L Stell Giaties Ezea Staley Charles J. Smith George W. Garris Samuel I. Lintar Dorcia OC Lenbast Wm. C. Tackar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bord
Fas
Theirgesalde
Fester Gay
Tuscatora
Cherles
Reeder
George GO. Shafer
Lewis B. Miss
Cisries P. Deiu
Dannis Shackle
Jehan Estrell
Jalise BE. Kamp
George Store
Samael Orr
Wu. H.L Stell
Giaties Ezea Staley
Charles J. Smith
George W. Garris
Four Candidates Vying for Elite Title in Maryland District
Dr Loyd T. SacGig, formerly of Frederick, applies for assistant marshal. Four rivals join the race: Ssorgs W. Brock of Barford. R E Lenterbachst of Baltimore. Risb sa Phelps of Laurel. and Frank I. Wrestler of Toweeu, all contesting the elite post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtice
Loyd T. SacGig
Frederick
Résppcintosnt
Ssorgs W. Brock
Barford
C3unis
R E Lenterbachst
Baltimore
Risbsa Phelps
Laurel
Frank I. Wrestler
Toweeu
Irishman John Doe Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
An Irish traveler named John Doe was arrested by Officer Dieter for being drunk and disorderly. He appeared before Justice J. Frazea Smith and was committed to jail for 30 days with a 220 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Dieter
To Build on Clarke Place
Mr. Ralph R. Bowers will soon begin erecting a dwelling on Clarke Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Place
Ralph R. Bowers
Rifle Practice At Company A Armory In Independent Hall
Sergeant Jems E. Gives led a firing drill at Company A Armory in Independent Hall. Thirteen men scored at 200 yards with mixed results. Corporal J. Ekmsaedy achieved 4.03 points of esporefolos. A student team from Male Bligh School will compete against Baltimore City College and Polytechnic.Teams will shoot at the Fourth Regiment Armory in Baltimore with Major J. Fort and Captain Markey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compeny A
Sargeant Jems E
Kreg Jorgensen
Reifs
Osps
Bmisarkey
James Bowars
al Osipersi
A. Kennedy
J. Eksnsaedy
Givsn
Akirmish
Esporefolos
Miesers
Paul Brown
Lee Ordemse
William Storm
Ames Haedrekson
Scholl Herspergar
Ear
Frederick Tam
Company A
Fourth Regiment
Baltimore
J. Fort
Markey
Installation of Fr Mc Elroy Council Officers
Supreme Kaprecertativa Henry A. Bowe of the Catholic Benevolent Legion installed the heart of Fr. Mc Elroy Council C B L this city last night. Charity Organization Society will hold its meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in the Mayor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Bowe
Banavoleng Legion
Brief Bits From The Past Remembered Family Notices
A jumble of notices recalls a near fire scare between 9 and 10 last night and a painting project on North Market Street. Memorial verses honor Austin Moberty and Drusilla Hammond with touching lines from family, dated 1907, while a daughter Helena M O’Liary signs a tribute to her mother.
Alarm over missing Howard Remsburg in Bhargesburg
Young man Howard Remsburg, 20, son of Biska Remsburg, vanished after visiting Frederick Connye at Surkistariilse. His father alerted Barkitaville authorities when he did not return by nightfall. Neighbors fear he may have drowned near Burnside Bridge with the Astimam Cresk water depth. Report by THOMAS P. RICE, 608 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhargesburg
Howard Remsburg
Biska Rameburg
So Uneless Surkistariilse
Frederick Conn*y
Besn
Burnside Bridge
Aoms
Local notices offer portraits and business pitches mix
An assortment of small ads announces sepia photograph enlargements, restaurant advertising, investment opportunities, a church supper, poultry supplies, and various sales notes. Readers are urged to contact through mail boxes and local addresses for services and opportunities.
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