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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
3
Mite Society Anniversary at Grace Reformed Church
The seventh anniversary of the Mite Society of Grace Reformed church will be observed this evening at 7:20. The program opens with a review of the society’s past year followed by a social and a program of music and recitations. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
Mite Society of Grace Reformed Church
Market Rates and Commodities in Tyson's Market Ledger
G Waring Tyson's market quotations list corn at 2.20 per barrel shelled 44 cents per bushel and wheat No 2 red at 0.793 or 70 cents per bushel for steamer with 60 cents for rejected damaged 55 per bushel. Cattle prices shown as 30 cants per bushel.
Will Oppose Pearre as Dawson Enters Congressional Race
Thomas Dawson of the Rockville bar emerges as Montgomery County’s popular Republican candidate in a contest for the Sixth district nomination against Col. Pearce. Dawson seeks the party backing with county support likely to labor for him, while Pearce vows a vigorous county wide challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dawson
Rockville
Montgomery
Isaboenid
Bdawsor
Tsig
Col. Pearre
Daweon
Colonel Pearce
Dawson
Bean
Feresting
Death notices and obituaries from Thurmont and vicinity
The Work of Death lists deaths of David P. Reightler aged 73 of Baltimore and Elizabeth Crabbs 69 of Yellow Springs, with funeral details. Also noted are William G. Penn 17, Lucinda Haugh 9, George A. Fraley 33, and Mary C. Hershberger 69, including service locations in Thurmont Walkersville and Jefferson community areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crabbs
Yellow Springs
John Kohler
McSherry’s
Pleasant Hill Church
Pleasant Hil
William G Penn
William G. Pann
Thomas G. Pens
North Market
Robert Thomas
May
Madeline
Bestrica
Ruth
Damascus
Lucinda Haugh
A. Haugh
Walkersville
J. J. Schaeffer
Phurch
Taneytown
George A. Fraley
Lowlatown
Mary C. Hershberger
Jeferson
Wm. S. Hershberger
Henry Caller
Eastern Star Officers Named for Maryland Grand Chapter
The Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of Maryland adjourned in Baltimore after installing officers led by Worthy Grand Matron Emma C. Hellen and Worthy Grand Patron John Perio. Other officers include Alice Metcalf Walter A. Wilson Robert B. Cosmics Margaret Koontz Mary E. Graham Carrie Andrews and more with trustees Edwin F. White Joseph Helen and Robert M. Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star of Maryland
Baltimore
Worthy
Emma C. Hellen
John Perio
Alica Metcalf
Walter A. Wilson
Byattsville
Robert B. Cosmics
Margaret Koontz
Mary E. Graham
Louaconing
Carrie Andrews
Arhington
MM. M. Dietrich
Amelia Schaeffer
Edith M.ordeman
Frederick
Mary S. Hay
Gamberland
Dora Burhans
Hagerstowe
Charles Reisinger
Arlington
Grandmarshall
Eliza J. Barger
Rona J. Baker
Hyattaville
Alice Smith
Frostburg
Grand Sentinel
Samuel James
Edwin F. White
Joseph Hellen
Robert M. Combs
Man Fined for Altercation with Wife in Local Court
Thomas Brangle was arrested by Officer Brengle for fighting his wife. Justice J. Francis Smith fined him $5, which was paid. July changes note juror replacements: Wm. G. James draws Frederick district for John W. Grove, excused, and Jonn B. Peters replaces Dr. John Gardner in Urbana district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brangle
Brengle
J. Francis Smith
Wm. G. James
Frederick
John W. Grove
dJonn B. Peters
Urbana
John Gardner
Franklin and Marshall Alumni Meet in Hagerstown
About 100 alumni attended the Southern Alumni Association gathering at Hotel Baldwins in Hagerstown. Officers were elected with Rev Prof Joseph H Apple of Frederick as president and Rev Dr R Eschbach of Frederick as first vice president. A business meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Alumni Association
Franklin and Marshall College
E . Embers
York
Joseph H. Appte
Frederick
Franklin
Marshal
Harvey S Bomberger
Boonsboro
Wiliam S. Horner
Champsratary
Notable Maryland Deaths and Local Notices
Alice Queen, colored, committed suicide near Annapolis. Daniel W. Dorborrow, a wealthy farmer, died at his Washington county home. Forty ministers seek pastor roles at Fulton Avenue Presbyterian in Baltimore. The Imperial Chinese Commission visiting the Naval Academy. George Wilks killed at White Bear when struck by a Northern Central train. Herman Constantine acquitted of manslaughter in the death of Frank Hanson aboard a dredging boat. Mrs. Mary O Whitehouse found deranged at Easton after fearing her husband’s Alaska accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Queen
Annapolis
Daniel W. Dorborrow
Washington County
Fulton Ravenue Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Washington
Naval Academy
Crge Wilks
Grivic
Northern Central Railway
Herman Constantine
Frank Hanson
Mary O. Whitehouse
Easton
Alaska
Grimes' Celist Door at City Opera House Tonight
Hoyt's famed comedian James B. Mackie stars as Grimessy Me Boy in Grimes' Celist Door a original trick scenic musical comedy at the City Opera House tonight. The show promises witty lines lively music pretty chorus girls and humorous feats meant to lift spirits and banish care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Celist Door
Hoyt
James B. Mackie
Grimessy
City Opera House
Joshua Simpkins Company to Play at City Opera House
The Joshua Simpkins company with a fine brass band will show at City Opera House next Tuesday night. The performance blends melodrama with rural play, featuring clever character sketches, music, singing, and dancing. Lovable country figures and witty sayings promise much amusement, with a notable third act saw mill scene depicting a real circular saw in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshas Simpkins
Joshua Simpkins
City Opera House
Uccte Jsh
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board of Commissioners
The board of county commissioners yesterday appointed road supervisors for multiple districts. In Woodsville District the appointees include Philip N. Keefer John W. Saman James A. Dayhon W Albert Hood Christian Baer Joseph H Raunkles Jacob O. Willard William D. Long John J. Molesworth Henry Z. Wheon George W. Runkles and Abiel Garber. Linganore District names Jesse Nicodemus W W. Doddrear A Ellsworth Wilson Vernon Barnes Rufus Fuckinger Ezra M. Nushsam C Edward Carlisle Warren E. Cadarsr Albert L. Haines Clinton Metcalf Levi A. Albaugh John A. Biddinger. The board is settling with the supervisors of Tuscarora district so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Wosdville
Philip N. Keefer
John W.saman
James A. Dayhon
W Albert Hood
Christian Baer
Joseph Hraunkles
Jacob O. Willard
Wm. D. Long
John J. Molesworth
Henry
Wheon
George W. Runkles
Abaiel Garber
Linganore
Jesse Nicodemus
W. W. Doddrear
A. Ellsworth Wilson
Vernon Barnes
Rufus Fuckinger
Ezra M. Nushsam
C. Edward Carlisle
Warren E. Cadaresr
Albert L. Haines
Clinton Metcalf
Levi A. Albaugh
John A. Biddinger
Tuscarora District
Socay
Armory Inspection Planned by Local Company A Leaders
Captain D John Markey with Sergeants Bantz and Poissy and Corporal Dertzbaugh of Company A go to Hagerstown for an informal Armory inspection of Company B tonight. Election Tonight Independent Hose Company meets at 7 20 for annual officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Frank Bantz
Fabian Poissy
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Hageratown
Bagerstown
Ciicera
Sale of Heal Batate Farm Near Middletown
Manager Jacob A. Culler sold a 100 acre hill farm south of Middletown on the Jefferson road to Roy Maught for 6700 dollars, or forty seven dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Batate
Mgr
Jacob A. Culler
Hile
Middletown
Jefferson Road
Roy Maught
Repeal of Judges Pensions and Election Law Changes Headline
In the legislature a bill to repeal retired judges pensions advances with expected favorable reporting. Another bill mirrors the 1896 election law with reforms, including annual city registration and county reregistration, plus new ballot counting rules and voter intent provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartke
Frederick
Delegetes
Anders
David M. Broogie
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Dalegara Lackey
Frederick County
Brant
Somerset
Peseioni
Martin Lehmsyer
Judiciary Committee
Lehmsyr
Godwin
Baltimore
Board of Elections Supervisors
Baltimore City
General Assembly
White Oak Tree of Strawbridge Demolished in Carroll County
The famous white oak where Robert Strawbridge preached in early American Methodism has died. The tree on William Englar’s farm near Stone Chapel in Wakefield Valley was massive, with a three foot stump and limbs as large as a trap. A portion of its wood was saved for Baltimore’s Strawbridge Church. The fate of the remaining relic buyer remains undecided as officials consider memorializing the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Strawbridge
William M. Englar
German Baptist Brethren Church
Stone Chapel
Wakefield Valley
Carroll County
Baltimore
Strawhbridge
Strawbridge Church
Tse
Wardell
Englisr
Fire Hose Purchase By Baltimore Aldermen
At an adjourned meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved buying 500 feet of knit jacket fire hose from Boston Woven Hose & Robber Company for United Steam Fire Engine Company. Price 65 cents per foot. Hose rated for 500 pounds and guaranteed for 72 months. Recommendation came from Chief Horton of the Baltimore Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Granted Name Extension
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick in Frederick Maryland is authorized to have succession under its amended articles of association for the period ending January 2, 1926. Certification by Thomas P. Kane Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency notes compliance with national banking extension laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
Marsland
Jaurars
Tt. P. Kane
Sudsur
Great Closing Out Sale Offers for Men and Women Goods
A historic ad style notice details a closing out sale with bundles of clothing and fabrics including Madras shirts, muslin gowns, crepe de chine headwear, embroideries, gingham prints, white madras linens, and more. It highlights Lot numbers and reduced prices, claiming best values and big savings for garments and furs with wide fabric selections and dramatic discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Stu
Madras
Atlantic
India
George
Local Social Notes From Germantown and Nearby
Miss Lotta Pyless visits Baltimore friends while Miss Florine Loy travels to Washington DC. Mrs. Rufous Stevens visits her daughter in Laytonsville and Edith Utz is listed as sick. Mira Lyons visits Washington DC and Mrs. William Martin brief ly visits the city. Carrie Roberson visits friends near Dickerson. William Duvall travels to Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Story Darby wed at the Episcopal church in Poolesville and sail for Panama to join Ancon Hospital. Reverend Smith delivers notable sermon at M E Church South. Stella Snyder returns from time with her parents in Boyd. Mrs. James Eig and family visit Daneadea relatives in Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Ramsburg
Middletown
Jono F. Yinger
North Market Street
Baltimore
Edward Herbart
Leesburg
Louis GC. Fout
B. Razenoar, Sr
Ostharine Donaldson
Washington County
J. H. Frazier
Nettie Barges
Fountain Milla
Amon Burgee
East Patrick Street
Howard ¥. Dutrow
South Mar
John Grambine
Bernard J. Eadar
South Market
Mira. Lewis Orum
West Fifth Street
Helen Rager
B. Rozencar, Jr
South Market Street
Frank Dillard
West Church Street
Okazles W. Harman
East Fifth Street
R Sheprare
Ben
Osberlne Ely
West Secord Street
Albert Rickettz
East Fourth Street
Frank Shipley
Lewia Knock
Nicholas H. Fleming
Deputy
Register of Wills
A KE. Biser
O. Leonard Storm
Lotta Pyless
Florine Loy
Washington, D. C
Lily
Rosa Virts
Point of Rocks
Garria Roberson
Rufous Stevens
Laytonaville
Edith Utz
Mira. Lyons
William Martin
Washington
Poolesviile
Darby
Mexico
Panams
Ancon Hospital
United States
Germantown
Roev. Smith
M. E. Church South
Stella Snyder
Toma
Thomas Bertlett
Boydg
Communion Service and Local Society Elections
County correspondence from Feagaville notes a 10:30 AM Sunday communion at Ss Luke's on January 28 with a 2:00 PM preparatory service Saturday. It lists officers elected for the Ladies Aid Society and Children’s Mission Band. Other items include visits and visits by residents and clergy engagements across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Luke’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Children’s Mission Band
St Luke's Church
Society
D. M. Ontier
Wim. L. Onller
Lula Onlier
Jeffareon
Missea Hawker
Five Valencia Disaster Survivors Drown Themselves
Special Dispatch reports in Victoria B C that after reaching Tarret Island on a raft five Valencia survivors went crazy and drowned themselves. One survivor lost in the woods was rescued by Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Fae News
Victoria
B. C
Nome
Tarret Island
Pound Party At Angleberger Residence Delights Community
A large crowd gathered at the residence of Mr and Mrs Edward Angleberger east of the city for a pound party. The evening featured games music and dancing with refreshments of a high quality provided for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Angleberger
Local sales and services advertised in community notices
An assortment of local ads and notices lists cake sales, candles, candy, and home goods at Hershberger, parish events at St. Marys Chapter, and home services from Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Includes cattle, meat preservation tips with Pearlegs paper meat sacks and local merchants offering phonographs and medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prax Rice
Excelsior Steam Carpet
Frederic Frederick area notices and dental ads advance sale
Public notices and advertisements advertise local sales and dental services from Frederick Maryland and Baltimore addresses. Mentions include eye ear nose throat practice, dental extractions without pain using Somnoform, sale of real estate near Adams town road, and sale dates in February 1906 with local hotels and officials named.
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