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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
3
Report urges prompt notice of any irregularity in receipt of papers. Nes ta misspelled or unclear, but implies a procedural check and request for reporting any irregularities to Nesta.
A parade of visitors and returning locals is noted with Mrs. Edward Hood in Ridgeville visiting Mrs. Hammond in Court Street and many others from Baltimore York Pa Union Bridge and Havre de Grace spending days in Frederick and the city.
Brief items report Master Arthur Stone and Wee Fourth examining a pot when a burn occurred last night. Earlier, Frank Tyergar Jr. suffered a finger injury at work when a machine cut a piece from his left hand.
Funeral services for John A. Brooke were held yesterday afternoon at 6 oclock with Dr Osborne Logie officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olives Cemetery. O O Carty served as funeral director.
Arrived from Vladivostok reports a serious mutiny with Cossacks fighting disloyal soldiers and many killed. The fighting location is Vladivostok and incoming details describe a large fatal clash involving military forces.
The Belgian crew defeated Trinity College to win the Grand Challenge Cup, beating the Argonauts of Toronto in a decisive victory.
Fragmentary notice lists residents and names in Bloomford and Bat Asale with references to a domestic incident or medical remedy. The text is largely unreadable, mentioning Mrs. Howard Wachter, B L Grove, George, Otte Smith, Mrs. Charlie Neerts, and a home scene after 8.
Court records detail a sale of realty to various buyers including Lewis Bayer and the Potomac Telephone Co. as executor oversees transfers from the late Professor Bagel Brooks. The Pythian Temple Association plans a five story office building on North Market Street costing about 20000 with Mt. City Lodge involvement.
A vast crowd estimated between 8000 and 14000 visited Braddock Heights for a day of cool breezes and fireworks. Dancing began at 3 PM and lasted until 11 PM with enhanced electric lighting and elaborate displays. Special railroad arrangements moved crowds smoothly, and about 150 people came from Hogerton.
Police detain multiple individuals for disorderly conduct, drunkenness, and related offenses. Justice Eckstein and Justice Kokstein issue fines ranging from 1 to 650 dollars, with several payments recorded. A serious abortion charge involves Clarence Shaft, arrested in Jefferson for allegedly attempting to perform an abortion on Bessie Rauner in 1905, with a preliminary bearing set and bail at 1000 dollars.
A fragmentary report states a football or baseball style event at Charlestown involved teams from Calvary and a local unit. It also notes Charles D. Gaither, adjutant, directing Company A of the M N G to prepare for Glenburns on the 16th for rifle practice the week of the 10th.
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows names and phrases but lacks a coherent event or date. The readable elements include person names and scattered phrases without a complete narrative or verifiable context.
A record of real estate transfers in multiple counties and a list of upcoming marriage licenses. Transactions include William T. Btor to Boteler Green and John Wiar to the Bartionary Railroad, plus Willow L. Gardner to Farr fee. Marriage licenses cover George Davis and Gertie Finseyfrock, James Dresger and Mabel Correns, among others.
Reports say construction may start before summer’s end and finish before winter. Jefferson and Braddock Heights Railway Co plans a route along the ridge with coastal views, benefiting Jefferson, Frederick, and Braddock Heights. Capt Lasoder H Kahn urges Braddock Heights as permanent convention site for the Sixth district.
The Kemp's ary goode store hosted a gathering at Breezy Point by the Monosacy near the Jarchion bridge. Yesterday featured frog and various games including high dives. A wampinow diesel and snapper were served, enjoyed by all. The attendees included Mrs.
Vague lines reference the Improved Order of Bed Men in Missouri and a delayed gathering. Text is heavily garbled, offering few concrete details about date, place, or actions.
A lively outing yesterday near Relph's ford featured the Married Men against the Single Men with many rosters and strong pitching by McCardy and J. F. Smith. The match ended in a win for the bachelors amid cheers after a controversial Bit call, followed by a supper and contests including a fat man dash won by C. H. Baughman.
The ceremony at Mrs. Theodore OC. Ereb’s home 405 North featured Clarence J. Stoner of Brooklyn and Derria EK as the bride. Rev E J McLean officiated with bridesmaid Iria Staaffer and best man Kroderick Fleming. A reception followed the decorated parlor and generous gifts marked the occasion.
Mr. Charles Griffle a clerk in Dr Albert Pearra’s drug store was badly cut and injured yesterday afternoon when his bicycle fork broke throwing him off the bike near Barker street. He lay on the side of the road but was able to walk this morning though badly dressed with facial injuries.
Local advertisement notes discounted fabrics and home items with prices and yardage. It promotes bedding, taffeta silk, bleached muslin, and black taffeta, alongside housekeeping stocks from BERIDIG & MILLER and other merchants. Also lists upcoming community events and notices from Frederick Md and Washington Dc vendors.
Reports from Posomoke City to Baltimore recount a factory fire debt death by suicide in Ai Lenis Co rail tragedy near Colgate Creek. Jail escapees from Annapolis were recaptured. Col Jesse Moore dies at Garfield Hospital. A large local parade with fireworks takes place in Lingonore. Numerous Baltimore Washington and Richmond residents are listed among attendees and families.
City health officer reports for Jane month: total deaths seven, male nine, female six. white seven, colored zero. Ages span under five to eighty, with cases of typhoid fever and measles among contagious diseases. A worker named Lewis Hargatt injured in a threshing machine accident near town. Dr. Frank Frederick attended.
A local report describes a large reddish creature weighing about two pounds and extending sixteen inches in length. Officials note the unusual specimen was brought to the Tus News office for verification and public interest.
A fragment notes a local mention tied to an event or person with unclear details. The text references a person named Biles and an address or avenue, noting a tenth anniversary or year, but the full facts remain unreadable. More context is needed for a precise summary.
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