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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
3
In the Law's Grip Another Arrest in Jones Case
Martha Wade a colored servant at Lawrence Jones Dickerson, Mort mery county, was jailed after a disorderly conduct fine and charged with larceny of from Jones. She awaits hearing before Justice Byrne at Dickson next Tuesday while Holtzman also faces trial. the crowd crowded the hearing amid public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Martha Wade
Norris
Boyds
Mortmery County
Lawrence Jones
Dickerson
Martha
Justice Byrne
Dickon
Holtzman
Holtzsman
FUNERALS AND ADVERTISED LETTERS IN FREDERICKTOWN
The remains of Hiram Lawrence killed in the Wabash tunnel explosion at Pittsburg, Pa., arrived in Fredericktown and were buried in Catholic cemetery with services at St. Joseph's Church. Funeral directors Topper and Sweeney. Also reported are the funeral of Mrs Olivia Peters near Urbana and a list of advertised letters remaining in Fredericktown post office dated January 24 1903. Names include Geshizman John Dayhoot E L Fogle James Green James B Kews H F A Jacobs Frank L Lidia Richard J Lanterback Ed I Moore M Main Jerry Smith Rev G W Thomas Wm V Walsh Emma Green Annie M Kemp Mrs W Robison Miss Ratheburg Mrs R Schendlin Miss Caroline Stroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lawrence
Wabash Tunnel
Pittsburg
Wil m Florence
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hough Adelsharer
George Cusaldwell
Joseph Kreitz
Bert Kreitz
Chsarles Long
A. Melligan
Topper & Sweeney
Olivia
Thomas Peters
Urbana
J. KR. Yost
E.S. Todd
J. H. King
William Federick
P.M. Dutrow
Levis Null
Homag
Nicholas Gronwell
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Fredericzty
Geshizman
John Dayhoot
E. L. Fogle
James Green
Jas. B. Kews
H. F. A. Jacobs
Frank L. Lidia
Ichard J. Lanterback
I. Moore
M. Main
Jerry Smith
G. Wwomas
Wm. V- Walsh
Lapiss’ List
Emma Green
Annie M. Kemp
W. Robioson
Ratheburg
R. Schendlin
Caroline Sroner
Purely Personal Notices and Local Theatre Ad
Mr Marshall Etchison of Cincinnati returns home after visiting relatives in the city. Miss Evelyn G Colling of Utica visits her niece Mrs Elias Ramsberg and travels to Washington with Mrs Ramsberg. Frank W Nagon presents Daily's Jubilee at City Opera House Friday January 0 with a strong company led by John B Fiyon M E Manley Alex W Wilson Walter T Downs Rose A Parker Eva Scott Aimee Harney Minnie Conner and the Sister Gibasy. An animal cruelty society benefit is listed for February 18 at the Guy Opera House. Turn it Into Cash ad urges readers to advertise unwanted items for quick cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Etchison
Cincinnati
Evelyn G. Colling
Utica
Eilas B. Ramaburg
East Church
Strest
Washington
Ramsberg
City Opera House
Theo
Ohiosgo's Harbor
Santa Side
Chicago
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Planned for 16 Months
The Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway aims to start March 1 with a 48.8 mile route from Baltimore Forest Park to Frederick. Capital from Philadelphia New York and local support, $1.6 million bonds planned. The line, a high speed steam gauge single track with future double track, will cross Gwynn's Falls Monocacy and Patapsco rivers enabling freight and farming product movement. Officials include President J B Ingram Jr and VP J W Ellard. Chief Engineer is Charlie P Matilack. route utilizes Liberty turnpike and Frederick Woodsboro turnpike rights of way. Construction expected to take about nine months with operation in about 16 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick
Baltimore
Forest Park
United Railways
Baltimore Terminal
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Western Maryland Railroad
Brace Yille
Pannsylvania Railroad
Gwynn’s Falls
Porth
Patipsco
Monocacy
Francis H. Monks
Boston
Monks
Maryland
Mrr
J. 3. Ingram, Jr
J. W. Ellard
Frank B. Calloway
Edgar W. Barsterve
Fielder 0. Slingloff
Robert P. Grabar
Messrs. Ingram
Bliard
Ostloway
Jyrozer McSherry
Johnnie Beas Nsa
Carroll County
Charlie P. Matilack
Liberty Turnpike
Walbrook
North Branch
Frederick and Woodsboro
Noonan sues over securities from failed brokerage firm
Mrs. Fannie Noonan files suit in the United States Circuit Court in New York seeking to recover 15110.73 and securities valued at 12 870 for Virginia bonds and other assets deposited with Lockwood Burd Co as collateral before its May 1902 assignment. She claims the firm improperly withheld payment after tendering 4207.7 plus 290 interest and demands judgment for 1811073.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
New York
Fannie Noonan
Edward T. Perrine
Issigase
Dbsrokarage
Lockwood, Hard & Co
City of Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank of Baltimore
Atlanta Street Railway
Thega
Lockwood, Burd & Co
Nosenidar
Seamitton
Wamsley Pampell Tie in Alexandria Ceremony
Mise Blanche J Pampell of this city and William Nedwell Wamsley of Baltimore wed in Alexandria Virginia on January 10 with Rev Dr Bowell officiating. Wamsley, once Baltimore city justice of the peace and satirist Ato?ell, now ill. Pampell, born Frederick, has lived in Baltimore most of her life and fell ill after their Honeymoon trip to Roslyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Blanche J. Pampell
Famerly
William Nedwell Wamsley
Baltimore
Alexandria
Dr. Bowell
Baltimore City
Central District
W. T. Oathell
North Obsries Strest
Baltimba
Wamsley
Osthell
Wamslaw
Mies Pampell
Baltimora
Mise
Pampeli
Frederick
Bus
Roslyn
Orphans Court Finds Estate Funds Belong to Widow
In July 1992 an Orphans Court order led administrator James Donald to file another inventory of his deceased wife Margaret Donald valued at 3135 dollars. The court found the funds belonged to Margaret, not the administrator, who then filed a final account and distributed to heirs. Wertheimer and Rosemonr, his bondsmen, lent money for the distribution and took a bill of lading on millinery stores in Frederick and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
James Donald
Margaret Donald
Donald
Measra Qharles Wertheimer
Ada Rosemonr
Frederick
Richmond
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board in Johns ville District
The Board of County Commissions met and continued in session on Saturday afternoon. New appointments for Johns ville district were made for the ensuing year: Daniel Bohr, Ohsarnex O. Hammord, Jeremiah W. Etzler, Wm. T Keefer, Joshua R. Grozanickie, Emory W Say ior, Josish L. Haugh, W Scott Hize hart, David W. Six, Jacob W Strise, Qslvin B. Anders, Reuben Bohn, John T. Clabargi, Joseph M. Koons, Lloyd A. Warfield, Wm. B. Grimes and Wa. R. Clabsagh. Today the board will settle with Woodvills and Linganora district supervisors and appoint new officers for those districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissions
Johnsville
Daniel Bohr
Ohsarnex O. Hammord
Jeremiah W. Etzler
Wm. T- Keefer
Joshua R. Grozanickie
Emory W- Sayior
Josish L. Haugh
W.scott Hizehart
David W. Six
Jacob W Strise
Qsl
Pythian Book Reception Tonight Promises Great Event
The Knights of Pythias host a book reception tonight with a delightful program and a promised memorable evening. Over six hundred invitations have been issued and guests will receive informal courtesy, supporting the order’s library fund and offering an hour of Tara pleasure. Local market notes from Eastern Milling & Export Co show corn at 2.40 per barrel shelled 43 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 78.5 cents bushel, oats 40 cents, and hay prices from 18 to 20 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Artery Ons
Pythias
Hastern Milling & Export Company
Religious World Sunday Schools and Sermons Notes
The Religious World column summarizes Sunday services across churches including Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, All Saints Chapel, Sobleyaville, United Brethren, Presbyterian, MFE, Trinity M E, and Grace Reformed. It notes scripture texts, sermons, Sunday school, Epworth Leagues, concerts, and upcoming events such as revival evenings and an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschbach
Wunhion
Etchison
South Market Artest
St. John’s Institute
Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. J. Kline
Christian Endeavor
All Saints’ Chaps
St. Matt
Ingle
St. Paul
Sobleyaville
Gilpin
Sappingson
Misa Berths Trail
United Brethren Church
Esv
O W. Stinespring
Souis
Tha Swea
Frank Reynolds
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Freeman Dixon
Ladies’ Mite Society
MFE
Todd
Mark
Epworth
Edward Bowlas
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Mornling
Kemp Rail
Real Estate Sale in Emmitsburg and vicinity
Mr J Thomas Gelwicks bought from Eugene L Rowe executor the brick dwelling and storeroom on the north side of West Main street Emmitsburg part of the estate of the late W Rowe for 1673 dollars. Woad B Cramer as rest estate and loan agent sold for Andrew J Weis property of nine acres with a two story brick house stable and other buildings along Fourth street turnpike road west of Frederick. Dr A L Johnson of Virginia purchased for 2400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thomas Gelwicks
Eugene L. Rowe
West Main Street
Emmiteburg
W. Rowe
Woad B. Cramer
Joan Sgent
Andrew J. Weis
Fourth Street
Frederick
A. L. Johnson
Virginis
Dinner to Young People at Roland Fark Country Club
Mrs L Victor Baughman hosted a Saturday night dinner for a small group of young people at the Roland Fark Country Club. The party continued with the usual Saturday dance chaperoned by Mrs Baughman and Mrs Jota Gill Jr. State's Attorney Glenn H Worthington is preparing a witness list for the next grand jury term beginning February 2. Advertising makes business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Baughman
Roland Fark
Baughman
Jota Gill, Jr
Glenn H. Worthington
Bank Security Notice With Names and Missing Details
A fragmented legal notice references a bank with high security and mentions figures like 100000 and 200, and officials including Vice President WML G Zimmerman and Samuel G Duvall. The text notes loss of electricity and cash handling terms, with counsel referenced and a statement about delete or closure of the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wml G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Local events and travel deals spotlight Frederick hospital visit
Birthday reception to meet Misa Shipley new superintendent of Frederick City Hospital hosted by the association at UD 9 rooma Thursday January 9 7 10 p m. Music refreshments admission a dollar. Auction Monday night at Royal Beeler's 251 West Patrick street starts 7 p m. Palmist readings at 6 East Church street. Special Tours to Florida Baltimore and Ohio Railroad January 27Washington to Jacksonville return February 11 1903. February 10 via Atlantic Coast Line to Jacksonville return February 25 via Seaboard Air Line with round trip fares sleeping car meals and good through May 31 1903. For details contact Baltimore & Ohio ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Shipley
Frederick City Hospital
Rooma
Southern Railway
Ticketainclaticg
Iere
Washington
Jacksonville
Roturn
Jacksonvilla
Atlantic Coast Line
Alarch
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore & Ohio
News of the State Events and notices across Maryland
A compilation of local items: death of Aston F. Stifisr in Harford County aged 60. ice on Lake Rover near Pan-Mar. farmer Thomas Farlow found guilty of stealing two peach trees in Cumberland. Rededication of Salisbury Methodist church. improving Maryland Seats game warden John W. Avires reported from Kansas City. banquet for President McKinley memory at Belair. Maryland Agricultural College baseball schedule arranged by J. P. Collier. Ira W. Boazer resigns from Western Maryland Railroad telegraph to move to Stobie Als. Canal boat purchase concerns near Ssneos. Old St. Paul’s church in Baltimore marks 212th anniversary. PhiladelphiaBaltimoreWashington RR upgrades at Elkton with signal towers and new curve. Kate Gaither dies near Dayton aged 76, daughter of Asbury Gaither. Jessie Calvert drowned skating on Magothy River. five others saved. Hagerstown directors elected for Hagarstowne Electric Railway including Lynch, Jennings, Hepperie, Lane, Bitner, Messey, Haldermas. Play An American Gentleman at City Opera Home Thursday. carload of scenery. Raising Smokestack adds 20 feet to Union Eluting Mills smokestack to 75 feet. Time to prepare advertising campaign is now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercat Mere
Aston F. Stifisr
Harford County
Laks Rover
Pan-Mar
Thomas Farlow
Cumberland
Salisbury
John W. Avires
Maryland
Kansas City
McKinler
Belair
J. P. Collier
Maryland Agricultural College
Ira W. Boazer
Western Maryland Railroad
Pan- Mar
Stobile
Als
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Ssneos
Old St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Elkton
Misa Kate Gaither
Dayton
Howard County
Asbury Gaither
Samuel Gaither
Misa Jessie Calvert
Maynard
Anne Arandel County
Magothy
William Hoches
Hagarstowe Electric Railway Company
Christian W. Lynch
William Jennings
W. O. Hepperie
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Dr. Bull's. Hospital
Doll Broaing Sale
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P.O. A. Entertainment
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Guy Opers
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O. M. Thomas
J. Roger McSherry
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Sheetinge
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