United Ire Company Considers Charter and Membership
The United Steam Fire Engine Company held a quarterly meeting with routine business. A five member committee was formed to prepare a souvenir history to raise funds. Discussion covered charter form, annual dues for active members, honorary membership, a ladies auxiliary, and a proposed sale of the company lot for 100 dollars with a two year payment plan. The meeting adjourned at a fire alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Mrr. Gaver
Law docket under Justice Wood sentences listed
Justice Wood disposed of cases including Lewis Johrsen jailed for 30 days in default of $20, and Edgar Hunt and Edgar Lee both colored for assault, with others fined or held for grand jury. Dora Hollman and Kittia Hollman held in own recognizance after assault hearing, charged with assaulting Mrs Mary Thayer near Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woor
Wood
Lewis Johrsen
Alex
Williams
Edgar Hunt
Edgar Lee
Sacault
Ed. Juricks
Michael Cramer
Frank Johnson
Sarah Waters
Robert Phillips
Wm. G. Pann
Dora Hollman
Kittia Hollman
Darner
Mary Thayer
Adamstown
John Wood
County Commissioners Award Brick School Addition Contract
At the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners the contract to create a one room brick addition to the South Frederick colored school was awarded to William W. Welker for 1347.80 dollars. The Harper’s Ferry Electric Light and Power Company is granted rights to erect and operate a line of poles wires and equipment from the Washington county line to Kranewick, Frederick county, with no obstruction to public travel and the company to bear any damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
South Frederick
Frederick County
A Month's Record Health Officer Report
Dr. H. F. Thomas, city health officer, reports for January a total of seven deaths five males three females two white three colored. Ages include under five, 40 to 60, 60 to 80, and 90. Causes listed as stillborn, spasms, whooping cough, exhaustion, paralysis of the heart, and enterocolitis. Thirteen births reported. No contagious diseases recorded for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
Cfty
Jane
St Bo
Died of Stomach Cancer After Long Railroad Service
Capt. William Tyng Hallar, passenger conductor on the Northern Central Railway, died Monday evening at his East Second Street home from stomach cancer. Once in good health, his illness progressed over six months. doctors found surgery ineffective, and he returned home for his final days. He was a courteous, affable man who made many friends and left a widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesvee
William Tyng Hallar
Northern Central Railway
East Second Street
Ballar
Philadelphia
Death of Conductor Hallar After Long Railroad Service
Conductor Captain Hallar dies after twenty five years with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Born April 1858 on East Church street, he rose from brakeman to conductor and served routes between Columbia and Perryville, Frederick and Braceville. Survived by wife Louisa Rokatein and eight children, plus five sisters. Funeral tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at his home, Mt. Gilbet Cemetery interment. He belonged to Railroad Relief, Frederick Council, and Royal Arcanum, and was an active church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisilay
Columbia
Perryville
Ferryville
Hanover
Frederick
Braceville
Haller
Hallar
Misa
Louisa E. Rokatein
Christian Hokstein
Justice O. H. Hokstein
Charles W. Haller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Frank
Wilson B
Preston
Lizzie S. Bettie F
Annie V
Louise
Bata
Alica Rodera
Annie
Eliza
Hottie Tyson
Jessie
Mt. Gilvet Cemetary
Capt. Hallar
Fpenneyleania Railroad Relief Association
Frederick Connell
Nu Liss Royal Arcanum
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Ihe
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1906 List
The Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday July 1 1906. Names include GuNYLemen and Lapres lists with individuals such as Clarence Adama G W Bradshaw and Isafrey King among others. A separate item reports Henry Dorsey a drunken man removed from a B and O train after intoxication near Nameville. An altercation at Market and All Saints’ leads to David Jason and Guy Gaston sustaining razor injuries requiring medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gunylemen's List
Clarence Adama
G. W. Bradshaw
Blaster Gay Belt
David Bowley
Wellington Davenport
Horace B. Dean
Samuel Eyler
Wm. B. Eyler
Frank Fleace
Dr. Fionna
Marshall Jones
John O Poole
Frank Bwapa
Lapres
Ifra
R A. Anderson
Sarah Barnes
Misalvy King
Frank Lorentz
Maggie Itohols
Market
All Saints
Yeater
David Jason
Guy Gaston
Gaston
Frank Hodges
Purely Personal Notices From a Washington City Page
Purely personal items note many visitors and residents in town. Ex mayor A R Yeakie returns from Ohio, Miss Mamie Haberkern visits Washington, Henry Wineberg stays in Hagerstown, and Robert McCleery comes from Chicago. Numerous others from Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington are listed as visiting relatives or staying at local spots like Braddock Heights and Camp Schley Inn, with travel to and from cities, and local social arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Yeakie
Ohiloago
Mies
Mamie Haberkern
Washington
Henry Wineberg
Hageretown
Robert McCleery
Chicago
Thie City
Mize Clare Miller
East South Arrest
Hagerstown
William Fous
Newton
Mise
Edgar Brust
Moo Maud Scolohes
Patrick Street
Middistown
Olivar Young and Family
Shits City
Brooklyn
Salt for Wages Case Against Union Manufacturing
James W Painter sues Union Manufacturing Company to recover two weeks wages for services rendered by his minor daughter Daisy. Company allegedly paid Daisy while Painter was not notified not to pay anyone but him. Trial before Justice J Grabsame Johnson with decision reserved. J F R Hesgy for plaintiff Albert S Brown for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Painter
Auié
Union Manufacturing Company
Daisy
Painter
J. Grabsame Johnson
J. F. R. Hesgy
Albert 8. Brown
Fire alarm sounds but fire not needed at brush blaze
An alarm of fire sounded Monday night about 9 o clock due to burning brush near the stone crusher of the Onan Non Aili Company. Firemen reported their services were not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onannon Aili Company
Patriotic Day Observed in Frederick With Baseball Wins
Frederick marked the 129th anniversary of the Declaration with quiet patriotism. A large Braddock Heights crowd and 800 trolley riders from Hagerstown attended. Morning and afternoon baseball at Athletic Park saw Frederick defeat the Fifth Maryland Regiment 14 to 0 and 7 to 0, with Orsager, Fetser, Creager, and Gunderndorf among standout performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Chuarch
Athnettee Park
Braddock Belghta
Frederick
Fusg
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
M. FE
Axerofacia
Ira Logan
Thirlkeld
Alice Rice
BR. B. Lewis
Slao
May Brust
Mary Q Castle
Helen Wickham
Cora Barrick
M.A. Oastie
Athletic Park
Maryland Regiment
Baltimore
Talbott
Campbell
Orsager
Strawnberger
C. F
Keefer
Creager
Phebus
Kline
Brust
Talbot
Faber
R. F
Bennett
Maryland
Ocarnowekty
Meyers
O’brien
Wyatt
S.e
Duvall
Gondersdorf
Fetser
Fifth Regiment
Guandersdorf
O'Brien
Gunderndorf
Barna
Linen parasols Sun Shades for today's wear
Linen parasols advertised as the latest sun shades with moderate prices for today’s wear. The note emphasizes fashion accessories at affordable cost.
Open Letter Announces Music Store in Frederick Maryland
Hammack and Baker announce Music and Literature at 217 North Market Street Frederick Maryland offering pianos organs violins guitars harmonicas and accessories plus second hand books. Advertises delivery service and 22 years of experience. Also notes local notices about church events woodwork and gas range promotions and public safety reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Markett
Salt Snd
Lcience
Novalis
Hammack & Baker
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick area
Miss Cornelia Hillery of Frederick dies at 65 in Berryville after a week of illness. She was a longtime local public school teacher, survived by sister Mrs. H. W. Baker of Berryville, funeral at St Mark's Church, Petersburg area. Jerome L Thompeon of near Comus dies at 72 after Bright's disease, formerly carried mail between towns. Nellie H Cannon, 27, of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad telegraph department, dies after lingering illness at Bronsawick. Local market quotes list corn, wheat, oats prices for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
A. Cornelia Hilleary
A. Cornelia Hillery
Wm. H. Ailleary
Berryville
Virginia
South Street
A. P. Works
Wm. Gittings
Frederick
St. Mark's P. E. Church
Petereville
Nellie H. Cannon
Nellie B. Cannon
Xaano
Camon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Telegraph Department
Bronsawick
Winebeater
Reform Reunion Promises Largest Ever at Pen Mar
The Reform Reunion on Thursday July 20 at Pen Mar features speakers from China and Japan led by Rev Dr Schneder for Japan and Rev Dr Hoy for China with Rev A V Osgeluzan discussing Oriental Lesson Lights. Philadelphia’s Rev Thomas L Bickel also speaks. music by the women of the Frederick College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen- Mar
China
Japan
Dr. Schneder
Dr. Hoy
Ching
A. V. Osgseluzan
Thomas L. Bickel
Philadelphia
Woman's College of Frederick
Reformed Reunion
J. A. Holfheins
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. B. Shonsz
Chambersburg
Brenner
Meahanicabuurg
George A. Hollinger
Harriaburg
Nilea M Fissel
Carnigle
E. Bruce Luttle
York
J. B. Bronasifer
Westminster
Robert J. Pilgram
Baltimore
D. M. Harley
Hagerstown
Mad
Wm. O. Birely
Frederick
BE. Qornman
Eeg
Washington, D. C
Howard E. Barr
Hanover
H. T. Weaver
Gettynburg
Will of Daniel Sweadner Bequeaths All in Liberty County
The will of Daniel Sweadner of Liberty County was filed in the orphan's court this morning. He bequeaths all real and personal property to his wife Clementina Sweadner and appoints her as sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walet
Daniel Sweadner
Daniel Sweadnar
Liberty
Thia County
Orphans’ Court
Thia
Hia
Wits
Clementina Sweadner
Wholesale merchants pledge weekly Saturday early closing in Frederick
The undersigned wholesale jobbers in Frederick Maryland agree to close their shops at 4 p m every Saturday from July to September 1905. Signatories include D O Wingmener & Box A O McCaRvELL A M Laxpaii & Co Rice & Waller Harris & Filler. Also urging prompt payment of gas or electric bills by the 10th to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. BE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Baltimore
Frederick
City Hotel
Great
N. E. Brefauver
Frederick City
D. O. Wingmener & Box
A. O. McCarvell
A.M. Laxpaii
Sewer Connections At Market And Patrick Streets
The newly purchased property of Mr. O Thomas Kemp at the Market and Patrick corner has had its cellar connected to the sewer. The Rosenstock building cellar has also been connected, requiring a channel under the cement pavement of the Rosenstock store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Thomas Kemp
Corner Market
Patrick A Treat
Rosenstock
Rosena
Atore
Jefferson Defeats Local Clark Team In Baseball Game
A local baseball game at Jefferson yesterday matched a Clark team from the city against Jefferson. Jefferson won decisively by a score of 29 to 2, dominating both offense and defense throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Veerson
Clarks
Jefferson
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the Daily News
George Augustus Visecount
Fort Ticunderoga
Ismo
Howe
Colonial Army
Israch Dutnam
Lord Lowe
Theval Hema
Due¢ de Busquier
Napoleono
Louis Lippe
Bucies
Commodore Samuel Lockwood
Flushing
Henrs Barnard
Blurtford
The
News
L. Moora
Weather Bureau
Optician
Wheat Insurance
Mountain Assembl
Ierments
L. Broner, Soir
Market St
Kolb Bros
Neidlg & Miller
Dao
Rodock & Co
Q. E. Oltaa
Doll Broa
Walter H. McDonnell
O. W. Himes
Hammaock & Baker
Rad. Gas & Elec. Co
Ernest Helfenstein
Miss Ritchie
United
Tue News
Niewspa Perbrehive
Wm. ‘I. Hallar
Smith Bros
Capt
Wal T. Hallar
Henry Dorsey
Njamaville
Monrovia
George Riggs
Nameville
William Fisnute
Pattadelphia
North Market Street
Masss
Harry E. Chapline
Richard Pottsepent
Hageratown
James M. Rinehart
W. W. Myers
William Wilklemas
John Topper
West Patrick Street
Washngton
Mary Cronise
Rena
Mattie Shant
Mike Estelle Castie
Tourmont
John J. Murray
Harry Moehriing
J. N. Zimmerman
Christian Endeavor
Alice Owings
B. L. Hoover
Tennessee
Clarence 8. Thomas
Boussiness
Pennsylvsnia
Frank Trimmer
Work
Thin City
C. C. Dorsey
Bride
Annapolis
James W. Bobinson
Eset
Third Street
C. Dorsey Tyson
Robert Fraley
J. M. Tombaugh
QO. Aosherman
East Third Street
Abe Rosenour
Camp Schley Inn
Braddock Heighta
Mize Grace Oronise
Harmony Grove
Roanoke
Batetourt County
Mehrl Whaley
Standard Oil Company
Wm. G. Zimmerman
John Leatherman
Child
Myersville
John Miller
St. Louis
Mto
Annie Abler
Mary Skylea
Margares
Elgler
East South Street
Mahool and Child
Helan Frame
Catalpia
Richard Storm
Frederick Junction
Charles F. Steck
East Church Street
Smithsburg
Steck
Laura
Goldie Stone
Artest
R. V. Young
F. D. Barrase
O. Harry Young
New York
O. F. Young
Nance
Mary Young
J. Howard Gittinger
Mies Marie Font
Howard Hodges
Shepherdatown
Doll Cottage
George M. Grayson
Thomas Schley
Misa A. Qornelia Hilleary
Se. Mark's Church
Peteraville
Washington, Braddock Heights
Mre. Longpope
Mias Longoopa
Brother
Mina Theobald
Stater
Matthews
Marine Corps
Thompson
Wilmington
Dal
Citizens National Bank
John Hendrickson
Ing Beaeon
Linle
Atzes
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Grace Reformed Church
Misa Emily W. Maaleby
Milas Rosa Birely
Geo
Ed. Smith
Mary Steakel- Burok
Go'olock
Iiver
Mt Door
O. W Hines
Helpenstein
Ingilog's
Mountain Assembly
Misa Ritchie
Singar
East Patrick St
Woodvien
H. HH. Hairs
Doga
Gro
Epwano Sarth
Frederick Gas & Exec. Ca
Seanahore
Atlantic City
Cane May
Oscar City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Ocean City
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Ohio Ticket Aganta
Patronag
Gevege
Rodock
KS Big Store
Bahoainisu
Fred
Erick
George B. Rodoge
I. Rice
Prow
P. Rick
East Fourth Street
Phoner
TSS
D. O.E. Foster
Pty
Church Streat
L. Refauver
Hank
Mar
Patrick Steonta Wade
OC. Boteler
Wnc. Boteler
A. J. Eichelberger N. W. Cor
Frederick, Ma
Oldanly
Bobh Choues
Cecil & Gorman
Patric
Sappington
B. Sappington
City Hall
Hreu Hive
Jerome L. Thomphon
Jeroma K. Thompeon
Comus
Bright
Mr. Thompeon
Hyattatown
Frederick Janotion
Clarksburg
Boyds
Richard
William Thompson
Benjamin Hatton
Moses Thompson
Minrlie Cecil
Fannie Keller
Connecticut
G. Waring
Pen-Mar
Basenall
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