No paper tomorrow on Fourth of July holiday
Tac News announces no edition tomorrow due to Independence Day observance. Readers are advised to check back after the holiday for the next issue.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1906
Page
3
Tac News announces no edition tomorrow due to Independence Day observance. Readers are advised to check back after the holiday for the next issue.
A jumble of readable items lists individuals from Baltimore Washington and other places visiting relatives or spending time in this city. It mentions Sheriff Otho J. Gaver traveling to Frederick, Dr. M. I. Zimmerman visiting Walkersville, and many others from Baltimore Philadelphia and Virginia visiting or returning home.
Delegates gather in Frederick with large attendance as Col John R Rauser is elected temporary chairman and Col Pearre is renominated by acclamation. Boozer preserves papers of credentialed Frederic County delegations as candidates in the Birth Congressional District race are urged to unite.
The meeting nominated secretaries Galen L Tatt of Montgomery and Jacques of Washington counties. Credentials and revelation committees named include Allegany John W. George and BR E Brice, and Montgomery Peyton Gurdon and William Burdate. Frederick county was to recognize O E Young as preliminary organizer.
The Maryland Sixth Congressional District Republican convention at Freder ick selected Col Pearre for the congressional nomination. Delegates praised Pearre’s record in Congress and the party’s anti monopoly stance while tolerating county disputes ex pertly in Montgomery and Allegany. Pearre accepted the nomination amid cheering after the session adjourned following the ceremonial escort to the stage.
Mrs. Thaw lands at Tilbury aboard the Minneapolis and is met by the Earl of Yarmouth who escorts her to a London residence where he briefed her on the murder. The dispatch notes Thaw's mother bearing the shocking news as authorities pursue details.
Delegates to the Republican congressional convention were entertained at the Elks Club by local Republicans. Colonel Pearre hailed a victory in Allegany County while veterans and officials from Washington, Montgomery and other counties attended and praised him. Several local leaders and guests aided the event.
Mr. Robert G. Hilton was sworn in as Montgomery county treasurer after filing his bond. Other items include a rate decision for Eastern Ghote bakers at Easton, Davin murder and assault at Marriotteville, a Waverton store robbery, a 40 yearrailroad service retirement in Hagerstown, and a fire loss at Blue Ridge Farm. Also noted are death of William South, a millwright Bonth, a Pearl area accident, Red Men parade to Charles Town, and O. Trat Lega securing a position at the Bank of Commerce Baltimore.
The Argonauts of Toronto won the solved heat in the grand challenge race at Hamar Enc July 8, finishing in seven tafautes and four seconds.
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The notice promotes a July sale at a tire factory with seasonal goods and housekeeping items. It highlights reduced prices on linens, silks, and black taffeta, claiming large stock and American made products. Readers are urged to shop today for substantial savings.
The wedding of Clarence O. Stoner of Brooklyn New York and Miss Dorthea Krebs will be held tomorrow evening at 8 at the bride’s home 405 North Bentz street A reception will follow. Mrs S F Bangiman of Berryville Virginia announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Katharine to John A Lat z of Washington D C Both families are well known in Frederick.
Local items note no garbage collection on July 4. Frederick County Farmers' Exchange advertises high quality prices. Candy shipments and prices appear from Hugtor and Hoyler brands. A lawn festival at St. Luke's Lutheran Church Feagaville on July 7 invites all. Braddock Heights July 4 celebration lists activities and food. Fireworks scheduled, with community notices for safety and schedules.
Frederick officials announce strict enforcement of an ordinance banning guns, pistols, cannons, and fireworks within the city limits from July 4, 1906. Police and special officers will arrest violators and impose heavy fines. concealed weapons charges may require bail. Dog muzzling rules for July and August are also enforced with possible impounding and euthanizing of unmuzzled dogs.
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