Personal visitations and returning travelers in Frederick area
Reverend C. W. Stinespring of Baltimore visits friends in the city. Ray Miohssi of wear Bockeys town spends the day in Frederick. E Wilson of Woodville spends the day in Praderick on business. Mr. and Mrs. P. E Long return from Philadelphia and Atlantic City. John Boost of Baltimore returns after a stay. Mrs. John Cramer and daughter of Frankfort, Stud., guests of Mrs. Daniel Thomas in Adamstown. Minnia Ramsburg of Walker Ville returns from Bayonne and New York visits. Louise Davis of near Dickerson visits cousin Kitty Bready in Adamstown. Mrs. Paul Sinoffer of Philadelphia returns from visiting her parents on East South Street. August Meier of North Market Street returns from Washington. Mrs. Meier sick but expected back soon. Vara Cromwell of Buckeystown returns from Adamstown. Lucile Cromwell and Dollis Bready of Adamstown return home after visiting aunt Mrs. Jasse Krieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stinespring
Baltimore
Ray Miohssi
Wear Bockeystown
Frederick
E Wilson
Woodville
Praderick
P. E Long
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
John Boost
John Cramer
Frankfort
Stud
Daniel Thomas
Adamstone
Minnia Ramsburg
Walker Ville
Bayonne
N. J
New York
Louise Davis
Charler L. Brengle
East South Street
August Meier
North Market Street
Washington
Meier
Vara Cromwell
Buck—eystown
David Thomas
Adamstown
Lucile Cromwell
Dollis Bready
Jasse Krieg
Local Build Trades and a Dogged Slips
Mr Lloyd O Culler is erecting a stable on South Market street. Mr Lewis Yinger is building a back addition to his West Patrick street residence. Masons lay brick on property remodelled by Mr Robert A Bannatt on Worth Market street. A horse attached to Dr T B Johnsons buggy slipped turning into East Second Street breaking the shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd 0. Culler
South Market Street
Lewis Yinger
West Patrick
Robert A. Bannatt
Worth Market Street
T.B. Johnson
Wedding Bells Signal Smiths and Wilders Tie Official Knot
Mr and Mrs William Wilders West South street hosted a wedding for Missula C Wilders and George H Smith of Walkersville. Ceremony in the parlor framed by palms lilies a marriage bell wedding party included Miss Edna Crease and Edward Wilders best man. Rev Murrey Woodsboro officiated. A reception followed and the couple departed for Washington on a wedding tour aboard the 403 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crease
Edward Wilders
Mr. Murrey
Woodsboro
Elsie Fox
Yellow Springs
Washington
Fined for Fighting at Nazarus Hall Dance
Pearl Hill and Sally Fry, both colored, were arrested by Officer Dieter after a Tuesday Nazarus Hall dance fight. They appeared before Justice J. Francis Smith and were fined $1 each, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hill
Sally Fry
Oficer Dieter
Nazarus Hall
J. Francis Smith
Braddock Heights Man Sells Belgian Stallion Near Hagerstown
D G White of Braddock Heights buys a two year old 1500 pound Belgian German coach stallion for 2000 near Hagerstown. White has previously sold four stallions in Middle town Valley. Chamberlains Salve is praised for skin diseases relieving itching and burning. Sold by Pearres Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. White
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Mr. White
Middletown Valley
Chamberlain
A. L
Pearre
Railroads face push to end $10 mileage book deposit
Annapolis reports Delegate Anders seeks to regulate railroad charges including abolishing the $10 deposit on 1000 mile books and curb overcharges by limiting coupons to actual miles. Travelers cite losses from changing conductors and misapplied miles, claiming current rules misstate traveled distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Anders
A&a
Frederick County
Ifamson
Frederick
Grove
Frederick Junction
Railrasd
Bren
Baltimore
Coupers
Tribute to Southern Women by United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wm. M. Pegram writes in the Baltimore News praising the United Daughters of the Confederacy Maryland Chapter for presenting tokens of fealty to southern women. He imagines a towering statue in the Southern land bearing an inscription honoring a “Ministering Angel” and kneeling, to reflect women’s fortitude and heroism through the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Pegram
Baltimore
Les
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Maryland
South
Ecowa
Road Supervisors Named by County Board
The board of county commissioners yesterday appointed road supervisors for multiple districts including Sohnsville with Daniel Bobn Samuel A. Stitely Elmer W. Pittinger Jeremiah W. Etzier William F. Keefer Joshua R. Grossnicskle Emory WW. Ssy ler Josiah L. Hangle William H. Cat terer James S. Albaugh David W. Six Calvin B. Anders Reuben Boho John T. Olabaugh Joseph M. Koona Frederick J. Miller WilliamB. Grimes Ephriam For and William J. Strine. The board is finalizing with Woodville and Singapore districts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sohnsville
Daniel Bobn
Samuel A. Stitely
Elmer W. Pittinger
Jeremiah W. Etzier
William F. Keefer
Joshua R. Grossnicskle
Emory WW. Ssy ¥Ler
Josiah L. Hangle
Willam H. Catterer
James S. Albaugh
David W. Six
Calvin B. Anders
Reuben Boho
John T. Olabaugh
Joseph M. Koona
Frederick J. Miller
Williamb. Grimes
Ephriam For
William J. Strine
Woodville
Singapore
Eyler proposal makes Defenders' Day a Maryland holiday
The Maryland House of Delegates passed Eyler's bill to establish Defenders' Day on September 12 as a legal state holiday. It received 62 votes in favor and 32 against, with county members arguing that too many holidays disrupt farm labor and existing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Eyler
Black Rock scene shifts as lumber fuels growth
County correspondence reports Daniel Gernand and John Warrenfeltz cutting timber and preparing barns near Pleasant Walk. John Horst sawing for Jacob Wolfe to build a hotel at Black Rock Spring amid plans for four Washington county lumber orders. Community notes include moves, poultry gains, and a Henhouse theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rock
Penn Mari Fe
Walter Leng
Hagerstown
McDaniel Ifert
Virginia
D. R. Bidenour
Maryland
Mary Barns
Pinkery Warrenfeltz
Countrry
Frederick Dasing
Josiah Rawa
Fra Abocs
John Scidden
Mapleville
Washington County
Evers
Shroyer
Mfelvin Shroyer
State News Highlights From The Era
The issue reports on SE Michaels primary school dedication, the Baltimore merchant Bernard Osha's death, the new oystermen protective association at Broomes Island, and the first acetylene illuminated harbor. It notes the Mayo hazing trial closing, Mana care beginning, and a Calvert county mystery death near Mount Harmony. Officials fail to identify a suspect in the Belair murder case linked to Captain Heisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE. Michaels
Mrr
Bernard Osha
Baltimore
Oystermen’s Protective Association
Bean
Broomes Island
Patuxent River
Manchester
Carroll County
Mayo
Mana
Charles T. Irantz
Mount Harmony
Calvert County
Camalier
Heisman
St Mary's County
Charles Graham
Belair
Idn W. Heiman
Joshua Simpkins Farm Life Play At City Opera House
Joshua Simpkins will be shown at the City Opera House Tuesday night January 30. The production promises 10 novel features with convincing mechanical effects song and dance and wholesome drama. A fall operation sawmill scene is billed as highly realistic with a high-class orchestra providing music and bright singing acts. A burlesque street parade is planned by the company at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Simpkins
City Opera House
Market Quotes From Tyson’s Market for Today
Local market list shows buying quotes: corn 63 with 2.20 per barrel shelled 44 cents per bushel for corn. Wheat No 2 red 79.2 steamer 70 cents per bushel. Rejected 60.2 per bushel damaged 550 per bushel. Gray 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Nehel
Investigating Fire Near Edgemont Barn Burning
Deputy State Fire Marshal MacGill investigated yesterday near Edgemont the burning of A. L. Rogers barn. The inquiry focuses on the cause and any related suspects or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGill
Edgemont
A. L. Roger
Mass meetings oppose Harper's Ferry pool room license
Residents of Jefferson county West Virginia hold mass meetings in Charlestown and Shepherdstown to protest a pool room license proposed by Metropolitan Turf Exchange of Washington DC. They fear gambling trains and competition with Maryland betting rights. Local clergy lead the opposition while Major Sylvester discourages the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers’ Ferry
Jeffersom County
W. Va
Harper's Farry
County Dart
Chariestown
Shepherdstown
Metropolitan Turf Exchange
Washington, D. C
Isis
Washington
Maryland
Harper’s Ferry
Gamblera
Sylvester
Parics
Jetfaraon County
SQUEEZE SALE OFFERS AND FABRIC LOTS FOR LADIES
An old advertisement fragment promotes a sale with "Eclipse" shirts, ladies muslin corset covers, cambric embroideries, ginghams, and madras fabrics. It mentions low prices and a closing out sale on garments and furs. The text also derails into speculative notes about inventions and millennial times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saveral
Stu
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Extended Charter
The Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency certifies that Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend its corporate existence and amended articles of association until close of business January 2 1926. Charter No. S176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissisatos
D.C
Andersicnal
Citizens’ National Bank of
Depry
Actios
Citizens” National Bank of Frederick
City of
Frederick
County of
Maryland
Social World Wedding Anniversary at Wolfe Residence
Mr and Mrs Roy L Wolfe celebrated their second wedding anniversary on January 12 at Lust Street SE Washington DC A number of friends attended and guests enjoyed refreshments and best wishes for many happy returns A dance followed at Junior Hall with about fifty couples and music by the Frederick Select Orchestra Committee members were Stephen Geis bert Charles Zellers and Frank Bach
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Wolfe
Lust Street
S. E
Washington, D. C
Thair
Stephen Geisbert
Charles Zellers
Frank Bach
Frederick Select Orchestra
Burkittsville Antisaloon Agitation Sparks Plans
In Burkittsville county residents debate two courses to curb saloons. One aims for complete abolition. the other favors a town license law with a fixed fee and no outside saloons within the district. Proponents argue the license approach limits dives while abolition could drive drinking underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Barkitte—ville
Burkettsville
Prophets Clash Over End Time Dates in Adams County
Gettysburg judge Justice Hammers disputes York Prophet Spangler, arguing Gentile times run 606 BC to AD 1914 and predicting the end in 1914. He claims the harvest of 40 years began in 1874 and foresees a final upheaval ending the old order as the true kingdom of God arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. W. Hammers
Gettysburg
Adams County
York County
Spanglar
York
Justice Hammers
Ea Spangler
Israel
Nebuchidnezzar
Ans
Zedekiah
Remains Ellen Johnson Brought for Funeral in City
Ellen Johnson a former local servant died in New York January 21 from intestinal hemorrhage. Her body arrived by N O R train yesterday and was taken to Quinn's Church East Third Street for a 2 PM funeral conducted by Rev J F Wagoner. Pallbearers included Martin Swann Cornelius Jones David Robirson Basil Sewell. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P Bies oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen 8
Johnson
New York
N.O.R
Quinn’s Church
East Third Street
Preston
J. F. Wagoner
Martin Swann
Cornelius Jones
David Robirson
Basil Sewell
Grecnmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Bies
Grimesay Me Boy at City Opera House
James B. Mackie famed comedian brings Grimesay Me Boy to the City Opera House tomorrow night. The review praises the lively musical comedy with hearty laughs and catchy tunes, noting true character types and a troupe equipped with trick scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyz
James B. Mackie
Grimesay Me Boy
Grimes
City Opera House
Railroad Bridge Burned on Washington County Line
Fire destroyed the wooden bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad branch between Gapland and Brownsville. Investigators suspect incendiary origin as rain fell after the blaze. Fire discovered about 3 a.m. with the armature in flames. a temporary telegraph office was set up and passengers were moved at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio
Gapland
Brownsville
Armature
Famess
Tragedy claims railroad worker in Cumberland accident
H E K Miller of Martinsburg and Baltimore and Ohio rail line, 27, fell from a train at Cumberland yesterday and was crushed to death. The body will be moved to Knoxville for burial, his widow formerly from Knoxville and daughter of Calvin Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EK. Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore
Ohlo Trakeman
Cumberland
Knoxville
Mr. Miller
Calvin Grove
July Changes and Hospital Update
Changes in July list jurors drawn for Liberty district John A Biddinger replaces Wm H Boyer and Mechanicstown district John T CilliGower replaces John J Martin. Muay Saye Arm. Nicholas H Fleming, who lost his left arm to a circular saw yesterday, was reported today at Emergency Hospital to be doing very badly with hopes of saving the arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Biddinger
Liberty District
Wm. H. Boyer
John T. CilliGower
Mechanicstown
John J. Martin
Nicholas H. Fleming
Yeesterday
New Directory Ahead As Frederick County Tel Co Publishes
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a new directory, heading to press February 15, 1906. Contact for listings reflects residence changes, firm names, or addresses to ensure proper listing and classification. Also notes local ads for carpet cleaning and mustard products among various notices and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gounty Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eaich Company
Brpiey Page
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the Daily News
Robert Bureus
Ayr
James Hoge
Eviink Shepherd
Y—Georgy Selwyn
James Maron Sime
James Hess
Lancaster County
Blwy
York City
Robert Burns
Scotland
Crysse
Irogue
Frances Wee Comeagie
Guret
Sha
SF. M
Wassizeror
LL. Mooax
Westhar Bareac
Second St
Okar
Oor
Toiz
Marston
Frederisk Go. Tel
Besant & Knott
Erip
Railroads
Bill
Biss
Hawker
Wm. Scapp
Joshus Hoffman
Temple Hoffman
Lutheran Church
G. E. Cook
Francia Zimmerman
Mie Ella Whipp
J. B. Zimmerman
E. E. Victor Myera
Theitarson
D. al. Whipp
Florence
Wm. Shook
George Thomas
Annie
John Ouller
George Myers
Philip Stalling
J. J. Onller
Ettie Schaeffer
Misa Balle Zimmerman
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Total
Washington “Sporte
Jefferson County
Bb. Bablitz
John Gieter
East Fourth Street
Author D. Williard
Wess Toird Atrest
John Doll
East Fifth Street
John Grombine
Karl G. Haller
Wiser Street
Lucy Esanhkaasr
Ben
John Gomber
Elmer Railing
Wilcoxon & Brown
Masters Reymond
Ernest Shipley
East Fourth
Errest
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Cery
Sjobn Hendrickson
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
A. BP. Rase
Buneball
G. Fase Rice
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
St. Mary’s
Episcopal Parish
Frederick City
Boba
Jacob Romeback
Streeqine & Ex
Market Sr
Royal Dutch Mustard
Masic
Tus Eigisyb Motion P.ttere Co
Muste & LitexartTs
North Market Strest
Edison Phoncersph
Dies & Vincer
E. L Schmid
Citizens’ Nat
Bank Barding
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Shem
George
Rodeck & G6
Bayera
Battos
de Dresa
Wright
FILN
P. Rice
FP Bos
P.rice
Ets
North Marset Street
Eastifgarth Streast
Ipse Despine Grocer
Cecil
Morgan Cecil
Patrick Bireet
Fredericeh
Isit
C. L. Befadver
Ty H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City
EZ. Foster
Brefauver
Church Street
Fredericks Sd
Tex Daitt
Waray News
Court House
Frank L. Stoner
Teeady
Deliy News
H.R
Beeady
Amos
Baiimore Pike
Lingsnore
Pearl
Sdv
Ernest A. Lawrence
Watersville
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappingtor
Chy Matha
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